An enigmatic figure who guides and offers protection to Anodos, often likened to Sir Percival from Arthurian legend. He rides a red horse and wears rusty armor, symbolizing purity and the quest for enlightenment.

An antagonistic presence in Anodos's journey, representing a dark force within Fairy Land. It first appears as a shadowy hand, threatening Anodos due to his lack of protection by other trees.

An ethereal representation of beauty and enlightenment, whom Anodos initially seeks without understanding. She remains elusive and unattainable, symbolizing the divine or ultimate truth.

A mystical creature resembling the huldra from Scandinavian folklore, associated with false beauty and deception. She poses a threat to Anodos by seducing him away from his true path.

The protagonist of a dream-like story Anodos reads, who seeks love and enlightenment. He deals with themes of pride and isolation and ultimately finds enlightenment through sacrifice.

A young woman in Fairy Land who represents a person from Anodos's past. She carries a fragile globe and teaches Anodos about trust and the pain of broken relationships.

Characters in Fairy Land who resemble Anodos's real-life brothers, both with a mission to confront giants. They allow Anodos to explore his unresolved feelings toward his deceased siblings.