Moid emerges as a shadowy figure deeply entwined with the Vox units and their history. His body bears multiple Memoria marks, signaling extensive past experience as a Vox pilot or a profound connection to their power. He operates from the shadows, manipulating key political figures like Dizelmine to advance his own undisclosed goals, pulling strings within the conflict between Le Garite and De Metrio for purposes shrouded in ambiguity.
He wields advanced knowledge of the Vox units that challenges legends framing them solely as destructive demons, including awareness of the Rin-ne phenomenon's true nature, which he potentially seeks to control. His interventions hint at involvement in pivotal historical events, even the ancient catastrophe 20,000 years prior that nearly destroyed Earth, though his precise role remains undefined.
Moid's motives center on acquiring power, casting him as an antagonist distinct from characters like Asteria. His manipulation of Dizelmine's ambition to unify the Polyhedron under a single ruler serves his own ends, reflecting themes of hubris and the dangers of unchecked authority. Unlike others seeking redemption or peace, Moid's arc concludes without revealing his origins or ultimate fate, preserving his enigma.