TV-Series
Description
Luna Kōzuki appears as a human character in the original 1973 *Casshan* series and related media. She is the daughter of a scientist and a childhood friend of Tetsuya Azuma, who transforms into Casshan. At 15 years old, she battles alongside Casshan and his robotic companion Friender against Braiking Boss's android forces. Luna possesses blonde hair and blue eyes.
Her significance in the conflict stems from wielding the MF Gun, an electromagnetic pistol created by her father capable of destroying robots. This weapon makes her indispensable against Braiking Boss's army. Beyond their combat partnership, Luna is depicted as Casshan's love interest.
In the 1993 OVA *Casshan: Robot Hunter*, Luna remains central to the human resistance. She organizes revolts among human prisoners within the robot-controlled Castle Promise. After her capture and death sentence by the robot commander Akubon, Casshan rescues her. She later undertakes perilous missions, including delivering weapon plans to resistance leaders, and displays steadfast courage by refusing to leave Casshan's side during intense combat.
Following Braiking Boss's defeat, Luna contributes to rebuilding a world where humans and robots coexist peacefully.
A distinct character named "Luna" exists in the alternate continuity *Casshern Sins*. Known as "the Sun that was Named Moon," this immortal figure's assassination triggers the Ruin, a global cataclysm. Resurrected, her personality shifts from offering death as salvation to despising death; she subsequently grants immortality selectively. This entity differs from Luna Kōzuki in origin, role, and narrative context.
Her significance in the conflict stems from wielding the MF Gun, an electromagnetic pistol created by her father capable of destroying robots. This weapon makes her indispensable against Braiking Boss's army. Beyond their combat partnership, Luna is depicted as Casshan's love interest.
In the 1993 OVA *Casshan: Robot Hunter*, Luna remains central to the human resistance. She organizes revolts among human prisoners within the robot-controlled Castle Promise. After her capture and death sentence by the robot commander Akubon, Casshan rescues her. She later undertakes perilous missions, including delivering weapon plans to resistance leaders, and displays steadfast courage by refusing to leave Casshan's side during intense combat.
Following Braiking Boss's defeat, Luna contributes to rebuilding a world where humans and robots coexist peacefully.
A distinct character named "Luna" exists in the alternate continuity *Casshern Sins*. Known as "the Sun that was Named Moon," this immortal figure's assassination triggers the Ruin, a global cataclysm. Resurrected, her personality shifts from offering death as salvation to despising death; she subsequently grants immortality selectively. This entity differs from Luna Kōzuki in origin, role, and narrative context.