Princesa Luna, a Transylvanian princess endowed with telepathic and precognitive abilities, becomes aware of Genma—a cosmic entity plotting universal annihilation. Surviving an asteroid strike that obliterates her transatlantic jet, she heeds a cosmic consciousness compelling her to unite Earth’s psychics against the threat. Her recruits include Vega, a cyborg survivor of a fallen civilization, and Jō Azuma, a Japanese student harboring latent psionic powers. Luna mentors and strategizes with this team to amplify their abilities in defiance of Genma’s forces.

Her legacy spans timelines and realities. In one continuity, her daughter Beatrice spearheads resistance efforts in a Genma-dominated post-apocalyptic world, dispatching psychic Chinami Kagawa to the Edo period to forge a warrior bloodline. Another arc reveals Stella, Luna’s descendant from a union with Jō Azuma, joining her in altering the past to thwart Genma’s emergence.

Later narratives trace Luna’s lineage to Non, a human pursued by Genma’s ruler Maoh King, who fathers twin sons Loof and Jin. The twins dedicate themselves to eroding Genma’s empire through temporal incursions. Luna’s legacy further intertwines with Michiko Azuma, Jō’s sister, who awakens her psychic potential and partners with Chronos, an ancient Greek entity, to challenge Genma in deep space.

As a nexus across eras, Luna unites psychics against existential peril, training warriors, orchestrating time-travel missions, and forging alliances like that with Chronos. Her tactics evolve as timelines shift, confronting Genma’s resurgence through adaptive strategies while the franchise examines divergent outcomes of her relentless campaign.