Lulu, also referred to as Ruru in some synopses, is a supporting character in the original video animation God Mars: Untold Legend. She is the daughter of Ura, the leader of a guerrilla resistance movement on the planet Gishin that rebels against the tyrannical rule of Emperor Zure. Lulu grew up within this underground faction, shaped by the brutal oppression of the Gishinite empire and the loss of her family’s stability. Her background is intertwined with the struggle against Zure’s regime, and she becomes romantically involved with Marg, the twin brother of the protagonist Takeru. Lulu’s personality is defined by a blend of determination and inner conflict. She is loyal to the resistance cause and to those she loves, but she also carries frustration toward the empire’s demands and unresolved emotional wounds, particularly regarding her sister Rui, who has already sided with the rebellion. This tension fuels a personal redemption arc that involves not only her feelings for Marg or for Takeru but also her own struggle to reconcile her past and her loyalties. Her motivations are driven by love, a desire for freedom, and a need to overcome the pain of her fractured family relationships. In the story, Lulu serves as a key emotional anchor for Marg, and her presence intensifies the personal stakes of the conflict. Her role is that of a love interest whose fate and choices influence Marg’s development. Over the course of the OVA, she undergoes a notable transformation, moving from a position of frustration and perhaps complicity with the empire’s mindset toward a clearer commitment to the resistance. This growth is closely tied to her interactions with Marg and her sister Rui. As for abilities, the narrative does not highlight any supernatural or extraordinary powers; her strengths lie in her resilience, her capacity for emotional growth, and her role within the guerrilla organization. Lulu’s character adds a layer of tragic romance and moral complexity to the story, emphasizing themes of loyalty, redemption, and the cost of war.