The eldest of the three Gorgon sisters, Stheno is 21 years old with a commanding presence. She is characterized by her bravery, candor, and keen understanding of power dynamics.

Medusa’s second-oldest sister who is 19 years old, Euryale has a strong desire to leave their island. She exhibits intense emotions, showcasing her depth of love for her sisters.

A powerful goddess known for her intelligence and beauty, Athena has a complicated relationship with female rage and power. Depicted with braided red hair, her actions often support patriarchal systems.

A charismatic and omnipotent Olympian god with a commanding presence, Poseidon wields his allure and power to manipulate others for his gain. He often embodies brutal masculine authority.

Medusa’s friend and later love interest, Appolonia exudes grace and empathy. Her experiences illustrate resilience and resistance in a challenging world.

An enslaved friend of Medusa with a nurturing presence, Theo is connected to the earth and represents a voice of conscience throughout the story. His brown skin and curly black hair are distinctive features.

Medusa’s father, Phorcys is a primordial sea god who has lost much of his power and influence. He outwardly embodies patriarchal traditions within his family.

Medusa’s mother and an ancient sea-goddess associated with ocean monsters, Ceto navigates the transition from her past authority to her current standing while expressing defiance against higher powers.