Raiden "Ray Gunn" Drillids

Raiden is a 14-year-old boy who pretty much stopped "believing" at a very young age, focusing on his early orphanance. Luckily, his intellectual abilities enable him for - an engineering job(take note that age is no longer a factor in the future). The routine is almost everyday-similar, that is, until an unfamiliar message calls him for an oppurtunity of a lifetime. Torn between his job and the risky, yet possibly rewarding escapade, he chooses the latter and ventures into space on his own. Little does he know that his hyperactive childhood friend has secretly stowed away on his ship.

Along the way he stumbles along a terrible secret organised by the central government. Not wanting to endanger his old friend who he is now smitten with, he leaves her little reason, only to realise her calling in his mind. That's right, phsycic connection; Ain't that sweet?

Although the story maybe a little dark attimes, Raiden does most of his fair share of mischeif and humour, rivalling Camier most of the time. Who says comic relief characters can't have their own movie?

The bigger man

The 'villian' is portrayed as a dark, shadowy, figure. His face is, as mentioned, is in the dark shadows. His tall, slender structure adds on to his menacing appearance. He is either surrounded by small, shapeshifting creaturews called 'fromasses' or a single computer(size not verified) which he uses for all his 'bad' work.

His telekinetic powersare one of his greatest advantages; being able to read and control other people's minds, another. His identity is never mentioned throughout the story, until the end, that is, where it is clear that he is actually an elder(crippled?) version of Raiden, who turns out intending to prevent his younger self from facing a terrible fate that awaits him and his loved one in the near future(followed by a sequel in abt 3-5 years)