Roma Pyatifanov

Polina Morozova (Alice) is one of the main characters of the visual novel and the only girl in the village who plays the violin.

Appearance Polina is a slender and beautiful twelve-year-old girl. Her hair is long, black, and straight, and her eyes are a deep blue.[1] She usually has a cheerful, gentle expression and a friendly smile. Polina is distinguished by her refined, elegant gestures and smells pleasantly of blackberries.

At school, she usually wears a white shirt with a black vest and a light blue tie, a skirt, strappy shoes, and stud earrings. Outside, Polina wears a brown[3] coat with a belt and six rows of buttons, black boots with a fur trim, knitted turquoise[3] mittens with a rope pattern on the hands, and a turquoise[3] hat with a pompom on top. She often carries a violin in a black case.

Character and personality Polina is a quiet, gentle girl. She's an orphan and doesn't even remember her parents, but according to her official description, Polina decided to follow in her mother's footsteps, and her grandfather, who was the first to notice his granddaughter's musical talent, supported this endeavor by hiring her a tutor. As a result, the girl plays the violin very well.

Being the “first violin of the village,” Polina is in many ways similar to this instrument - she is a sensitive, gentle person, reminiscent of a representative

Character and personality Byasha is a brazen and impudent little troublemaker, a joker, and Roma's closest friend. Byasha doesn't always understand hints and isn't as insightful as his friend, but he also lacks Roma's cruelty. According to Byasha's character description, he usually resorts to goading and verbal abuse of the victim, and is incapable of much without his best friend, quickly losing his former confidence when conflict escalates. Despite this, Byasha rarely initiates arguments, mostly being led by Roma. It's quite possible he views his lifestyle more as a game and doesn't fully understand the seriousness of his actions.

About the character Floor Male Age 12 years old (1990s) House Byashi's House Height About 150 cm[2] Hair color Black Eye color Brown[1][2] Nickname • "Byasha" (Roma, Anton, Polina) • "Biakha" (Roma) • "Bro" (Roma)

Biographical information Occupation Schoolboy Hooligan Member of a gang of thugs Organization Five-Fan's Gang Family Sharan Budaeva - mother Dulgar Budaev - father Igor "Byasha" Budaev A petty troublemaker and jokester. He loves to verbally taunt and tease his victims, but as soon as things get tough, he hides in the bushes. Without his best friend, Romka, he's incapable of anything. He lost his front teeth when he bet he could hang from a horizontal bar by his teeth for a minute. He's the only one who saw the Black Garage and survived, albeit partially insane. Character description on the official page of the novel.[3]

Igor Dulgarovich Budaev[4][5] (also known as Byasha) (Owl / Master of the Forest) is a minor character in the visual novel "Bunny," who has no counterpart in the short story of the same name by Dmitry Mordas. He is a close friend of Roma Pyatifan and a student in 6th grade. He is voiced by Aliya Nasyrova.

Byasha was designed as a cowardly and not particularly intelligent henchman of the class's biggest bully. Depending on the game's decisions, he will either contribute to the bullying of Anton Petrov or build a tenuous friendship with him based on his close mutual acquaintance with Pyatifanov.

Byashi's distinctive features include his peculiar manner of speech (a lisp, adding "na!" at the end of most of his lines) and a panicky fear of the Black Garage, which is a result of post-traumatic stress disorder.

Fox (better known as Alice) is the deuteragonist of the visual novel "Bunny." She is one of the main characters, and the outcome of all events depends on her. She first appears in Anton's dream in Episode I: Come Fly, Owl.

Appearance At first glance, Alisa appears to be a humanoid, resembling a teenage girl, roughly Anton's height, with bright amber eyes and long eyelashes. She wears a red-orange fur coat with large, voluminous white fur panels that cover her wrists and the edges of her hood. The low hem of the coat also conceals her feet, clad in black pimas. Alisa also wears dark leather gloves and a distinctive fox mask, which Anton initially believes is made of papier-mâché.

The Fox's monstrous appearance, revealed in Episode Four, is a tall, bony beast with a twisted, toothy fox-like face, where a single left eye glimmers brightly. Alice's muzzle is fringed with enormous appendages reminiscent of insect legs, her fur coat is covered in blood, revealing bloody wounds, her hands become unusually large, and the clawed fingers stretch out like driftwood. Instead of a fluffy tail, a peeling club with visible vertebrae protrudes from behind the monster's back, ending in a thickening with several sharp spikes.

In addition to this appearance, under certain choices, the Fox takes on an even more chthonic form, completely losing her anthropomorphic features. Her body elongates, taking on the appearance of a giant insect, her skin peeling off, leaving only scraps. Paw-like appendages cover the entire upper half of the Fox, and her distorted face takes on the appearance of a giant bat, with an elongated mouth and two glowing eyes. A long tongue, reminiscent of a large black centipede, constantly protrudes from the Fox's mouth. Character and Personality As Alice, the Fox has a vibrant and explosive personality. When interacting with the protagonist, Alice displays a wide range of emotions and reactions, ranging from flirting to taunting.

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Advertising Tiny Bunny Wiki Katya Smirnova Original, promo poster. About the character Floor Female Age 12 years old House Apartment in a multi-apartment building Height 155 cm[1] Hair color Light blond[1] Eye color Green[1] Nickname Gossip Girl (Anton) "The Snake" (Anton) "Viper" (Anton) Biographical information Occupation Schoolgirl Gossip Headman Family Lilia Pavlovna - mother Unnamed father In the novel First appearance Episode II: Time to Play Actress Eva Finkelstein More Katya Smirnova Gallery Sprites A snitch and a gossip. She's the favorite and also the daughter of Anton's homeroom teacher. She loves to manipulate and pit people against each other, then feeds off arguments and resentments like an energy vampire. Behind her back, people say she's the devil in an angel's mask. Character description on the official page of the novel.[2]

Ekaterina Smirnova is one of the characters in the visual novel "Bunny." She is a student in Form 6B, Anton's classmate, class president, the daughter of teacher Lilia Pavlovna, and the local gossip with an unpleasant, manipulative personality.

Appearance Katya is a slender twelve-year-old girl, standing 155 centimeters tall. She's quite attractive, studious, and impeccably dressed. Her light-brown hair is braided, and her eyes are green. However, while she's quite attractive, Katya's facial expression has a hint of a viper's demeanor, accentuated by her protruding fangs and sly gaze.

Katya's outfit includes a neat black sundress with a white skirt underneath, a white long-sleeved shirt, white stockings, and black strappy shoes. She wears stud earrings, and her hair is tied with a band adorned with a strawberry. Outside, Katya wears a purple jacket with a fur hood, white gloves, a white scarf, a knitted hat with earflaps, three pom-poms, and a brooch shaped like a bouquet of flowers.

Character and personality Katya is a typical example of a spiteful and vindictive beast who doesn't shy away from gossip and pitting others against each other. Because Katya's mother spoiled her daughter

At the same time, Roma is known for his cruelty and instability. The other gang members, including Semyon and even Byasha, are somewhat afraid of him, and he himself provokes or insults the guys—especially Baburin, whom Roma dismissively calls "sheep" and "fat." Roma expertly twirls a butterfly knife, smokes, and collects inserts with Byasha. From his questionnaire in Polina's notebook, it is known that Roma's favorite musician is Shafutinsky, his favorite holiday is February 23rd, that he loves to go for walks, considers Stallone Schwarzenegger his heroes, dreams of buying a Bumer, his favorite cartoon is "DuckTales," and that his best friend is Byasha. When asked about his fears, he doesn't answer, instead writing: "Don't trust, don't be afraid, don't ask." It's worth noting that he made three grammatical errors in his application: he misspelled the last name "Shufutinsky," missed a letter in the word "February," and misspelled Stallone's last name—though he later crossed it out and wrote "Schwarzenegger." If Anton befriends Roma, he'll learn that he and Byasha were fascinated by black magic, and one day, on the advice of an old eccentric, he went to the Black Garage, where he and Byasha were supposed to knock so that an unknown force would "take all the children to a better world."

Appearance Roma is a twelve-year-old boy with short dark brown hair, large lips, and sharp, coarse features, leading him to be compared to a small predatory animal. He is physically well-developed, and regular boxing has left calluses on his palms. Roma also has bruised knuckles. He is described as having strong, sharp teeth and dirty fingernails.

Roma usually dresses in a blue[3] three-striped tracksuit, consisting of a high-collared sweatshirt and pants, and wears blunt-toed boots.

On the street, Roma wears a leather jacket over his tracksuit. His hat covers only the back of his head.

In the comics "Bunny. Romka and Byasha Against Everyone!" and "Bunny. Stolen Childhood," Roma wears a black tracksuit jacket similar to the one he wears in the novella, but without the thick stripes and "Abidas" lettering, paired with black shorts. He has several bandages on his feet, which are clad in striped sneakers, and on his nose.

Character and personality Roma is the main bully in 6th grade, a strict rule-breaker who doesn't shy away from bullying the weak. Due to pedagogical neglect and adult indifference, Roma is in many ways like a wild animal. He likely understands the hopelessness of his situation in a forgotten village where child abductions regularly occur, and this largely contributes to his marginal lifestyle. All that is known about his family is that his father fought in Dashti-Margo, fulfilling his International Duty, as Roma himself acknowledges. Apparently, he deeply respects his father, and the topic of war is serious enough for the boy to punish those who would use it for blackmail. Roma easily recognizes the lie about Anton's father's alleged war service and threatens to seriously injure his classmate for such a statement.

Anton draws well and has a rich, even overly so, imagination. He's intelligent and well-read, which allows him to express himself quite eloquently for his age. He mostly reads encyclopedias, children's detective stories, and adventure books. He enjoys various robot cartoons and listens to Russian rock and pop. He dreams of visiting Disneyland. He loves New Year's and everything associated with it, even the smells.

However, deep within the boy lurks a deep disappointment in those around him and certain depressive and misanthropic tendencies. With a prolonged series of failures (Depends), all of this will come to the surface, causing Anton to become increasingly embittered and cynical toward everyone around him. Even Polina, who is kind to the boy, is then seen by the hero as a two-faced and unpleasant person who treats him like a cripple, while everyone else (except, perhaps, Olya) becomes heartless or evil in his eyes, who, at best, simply don't care about him and his condition. In this scenario, the boy will eventually become embittered against the entire world, and Anton's personality will be completely consumed by his animal nature, becoming inhuman, cowardly, and worthless.

Furthermore, Anton, although it might not seem so at first glance, suffers from some kind of mental disorder, presumably schizophrenia. This disorder causes seizures during which Anton is plagued by hallucinations or, conversely, memory lapses, causing him to forget events and his own actions. To alleviate these seizures and dull Anton's consciousness, his parents give him special pills that make him drowsy and weaken his remaining strength. However, overuse of the medication runs the risk of Anton slipping into a coma, allowing his alternate personality to take control.

Anton Borisovich Petrov (Bunny) is the main character of the story, the protagonist of the visual novel "Bunny." He recently moved to the village where his mother used to live. He is the first to investigate what is happening in the village and the forest. He lives with his family on the outskirts of the village, in an old house near the forest.

Appearance A twelve-year-old teenager, approximately 155 centimeters tall,[1] with shaggy snow-white hair, eyebrows, and eyelashes. He also has green eyes. He wears round-framed glasses, without which he has very poor vision. He most often wears a white school shirt, a black vest, and matching pants, along with dark winter sneakers. Outside, he wears a warm gray hooded jacket, black gloves, and a striped hat with the word "Sport" written in circles. During certain elections, he will wear an amulet given to him by Polina under the collar of his shirt.

Character and personality A quiet and shy child, he likely became so after Boris Petrov and his mother began constantly arguing and fighting. Before the move, he was apparently more outgoing and relaxed because he had friends, although he apparently wasn't treated very well at his previous school. He was very timid, but in critical moments, such as during the shootout with Semyon, he could be decisive and humiliate the offender.

Of all the people around him, he's most attached to his younger sister, Olya, for whom he does everything to please and not upset the girl. He loves his parents just as much, and his father is even a role model for him. However, the boy is deeply saddened by the fact that they are at odds with each other at the time of the knife fight, and believes he's partly to blame—after all, their first fight was when Anton didn't get what he wanted for his birthday, and he was deeply upset about it. At his new school, he falls in love for the first time—his classmate, Polina, for whose sake he's able to overcome his fears and try to protect her in desperate situations.