Characters
- Kurara Apricot (クララ・アプリコット?)
- After completing her training in other world (in Power Instinct), Kurara returns to her homeland just to find that it has been conquered by the machines. Now she is determined to save her realm at any cost. Like in Power Instinct series, Kurara can transform into Super Kurara form and be invincible for a while, this same effect works for Kirara and Grey. Kurara Apricot is voiced by Kurata Masayo.
- Kirara Apricot (キララ・アプリコット?)
- Kirara is the most immature of the Apricot sisters. She is not really conscious of the true danger of her mission and sees it as a way to have fun. Like her sister, she also can transform into a grown-up woman. Kirara Apricot is voiced by Tomoe Hanba.
- Grey O'Brien (グレイ・オブライエン?)
- Grey is the leader of the Miracle World's army and Urara's boyfriend. Thanks to the power of the miracle gem he wasn't converted completely into an animal, but instead he was transformed in a half beast-half human being. Unlike Kurara and Kirara, who can transform into grown-up women with the power of the gems, Grey becomes his real form for a while. Grey O'Brien is voiced by Makiko Ohmoto.
- Urara Apricot (ウララ・アプリコット?)
- Ruler of Miracle World and elder sister of Kurara and Kirara, also Grey's girlfriend. She was kidnapped by the Scrap Empire. Urara Apricot is voiced by Mizusawa Jun.
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