Kuromaku

Fyodor was an ordinary guy, studying and working part-time, but one day he met a fortune teller who gave him cards, claiming they were magical. Fyodor didn't believe her, but it was awkward to refuse, so he took them. When he got home, something incredible happened: the cards really were magical. The cards created clones of Fyodor (in reality, they were completely different in character and appearance, but those around them saw them as the same person). Clone #1 – Gabriel, the Jack of Diamonds, with brown hair. Curious, he pokes his nose into other people's business. He's not very talkative, though. A rather cheerful character, he loves to fantasize, is childish and naive, often slow-witted and asks a lot of questions. Clone #2 – the King of Clubs, Kūromaku, with gray hair. Hardworking, calm, and disciplined. His main characteristics lie in the progressive application of exact sciences, such as physics, algebra, geometry, and drafting. He is usually concise, preferring to express himself using precise values (e.g., percentages). Clone #3 – Dante, the King of Clubs, with red hair. A philosopher, constantly sharing wise thoughts, though sometimes inappropriately. The calmest and most balanced of the clones, he loves to sleep and meditate. He doesn't worry about problems, takes life easy, rarely engages in physical labor, and is lazy. He prefers to communicate using quotes. Clone #4 – Felix, the Jack of Hearts, with yellow hair. A boisterous and restless clone, living with the idea of universal well-being and happiness. However, he is often so energetic that his strength turns into aggression, which is difficult to control. Generous, good-natured, and optimistic. Felix is very sensitive. He doesn't always think about the consequences, which often leads to less than ideal results. If something doesn't meet his ideals of happiness, he becomes angry. Clone #5 – the Jack of Spades, Varou, with curly green hair and always wearing green glasses, never takes them off. The Jack of Spades is a constantly ironic provocateur, a liar and a schemer, whose true motivation remains a mystery. One could say he's obsessed with the color green, which is why he never takes off his glasses.

Clone #6 – the Jack of Clubs. An umbrella with long blue hair. A cowardly pessimist, insecure, he dreams least of all about freedom and the possibility of moving to the real world. He often panics and cries, but, like the fourth clone, tries to fight his negative traits. He often becomes a victim of Waru's pranks. Clone #7 – Romeo, the King of Spades, with pink hair. A clone who is perpetually in love, sometimes obsessed with it, a poet. In contrast to the second clone, he prefers the humanities. Partly self-absorbed and overly confident. Nevertheless, he is very positive. Clone #8 – King of Spades. Spades has long purple hair and two short strands on his head that resemble horns. He balances between a desire to lead and disappointment in people. He is rather gloomy, often rude, inspires fear, and is one of the most prudent clones, but can become enraged. Of course, some clones aren't as problematic as the others, but because of their differing personalities and worldviews, it's difficult for them to get along. There are constant squabbles, arguments, or something equally outrageous (once they almost accidentally blew up Fedor's apartment, another time Fedor's apartment was completely covered in foam). Therefore, it's dangerous for Fedor to leave them alone in the apartment, but he still has to do it because of his studies and work, and afterwards he has to solve the problems the clones created. That's why Fedor is always tired.

Kurokaku wears classic, formal attire: a gray-brown jacket and trousers, a darker tie, a light brown shirt, and glasses with narrow lenses. He has short gray hair, which he combs back. He's a tall, broad-shouldered young man, 180 centimeters tall, long-limbed, with a prominent Adam's apple. He wears glasses due to poor eyesight. His eyes are dark gray, almost black. Kurokaku values precision and rational thinking above all else. He is calm and serious, but quite easily irritated: he sometimes snaps at the "inadequate," in his opinion, behavior of other clones, most often at Waru. He prefers to express himself in scientific terms and calculate probabilities, he is erudite, but he is not a scientist. He possesses extremely high intelligence; according to him, he can multiply four-digit numbers in his head, and always follows a plan. His main differences from other clones are the clarity of his actions, his extensive calculations, rational perfectionism, and his distinctive erudition, resourcefulness, prudence, responsibility, and calmness. It can be said that he has the sharpest mind of all the clones. He is irritated by the chaotic actions of his fellow clones and other people. From the suit of spades, he inherited a tendency to ensure complete safety, to fully calculate risks, to act according to his plan, and to be introverted. He is strong in the exact sciences: physics, mathematics, biology, chemistry; in this, he has no equal. He is also quite knowledgeable in history.

He tends to analyze everything around him, and also soberly assesses his clone roommates, in his opinion:

Gabriel (inadequacy around 75%) Dante (a parasite on the body of society) Felix (potential workforce) Varo (pest, enemy of labor) Umbrella (coward) Romeo (no comment) Peak (suspicious element). He has the highest regard for the Creator, Fyodor, considering him the most sensible, even though Fyodor sometimes takes irrational actions.