Yuri Tatishchev

He has an older brother, Danis, who has been with him since birth. Denis embodies Ufa. In the past, Danis was very stern and held very conservative views. This was the result of the Bashkir uprisings and the attempt to establish a Bashkir Khanate. He greatly respected music, and continues to do so, which is why he tried to teach Chelyabinsk to sing as a child. Now he has become softer and less violent, and has also given preference to rap, but his relationship with Yura is still strained. Tatishchev rarely speaks to Denis and [rarely] visits him, which upsets Denis and makes him wonder why.
Chelyabinsk has a son, Sergei Tatishchev, the embodiment of Magnitogorsk, who is now physically a teenager and rebels, refusing to cuddle with Yura or consider him a father, which is why Yura sometimes resents him.
He also has a daughter, Ekaterina Tatishcheva, the embodiment of Snezhinsk (a city in the Chelyabinsk region, a closed administrative-territorial entity, a science city; one of ten cities under the jurisdiction of the state corporation Rosatom, which develops and supports nuclear weapons at all stages of the life cycle). She is now eight years old. She is quite quiet and sweet, and Yura loves her dearly, like a father, and she loves him back.
He has a best friend, Konstantin Uralov, the embodiment of Yekaterinburg, who is secretly in love with Yura.
I also have a good, friendly relationship with Ilya Tomin, the embodiment of Kurgan. I also have a human friend, Zina.
From the 18th century to the present, Yura has been in love with Anna Petrovna Kamskaya, the embodiment of the city of Perm, who is secretly in love with Kostya Uralov. He gave up on asking her out at the beginning of the 21st century. They remained just friends.
Yura has a bad relationship with Ruslan Yeniseysky, the embodiment of Krasnoyarsk, as he constantly teases Tatishchev and irritates him. Tatishchev also dislikes the embodiment of St. Petersburg, but so far there's no open hostility between them.

In this world, there are personifications of cities. They know each other but don't reveal this to ordinary people, and Yura is one of them. Because he is the embodiment of his city, he cannot be killed except by razing the entire Chelyabinsk he represents. He senses what's happening in his city, as well as the emotions and moods of the people there. He feels pain when something bad happens in the city, such as destruction, riots, multiple murders, poor ecology, and so on. Conversely, he feels good if the city is growing, developing well, the people are happy, and so on.
The Chelyabinsk Fortress was founded in 1736. It reached 1,055 people a little after 1740—that's when Yura appeared as an incarnation. Before 1919, Chelyabinsk had only two factories and a handful of mills. The main industries were tea processing, soap making, candle making, and flour production. In 1919, it became independent from the Orenburg Region and acquired its own. In 1943, it helped Kurgan gain independence, giving up 32 of its districts and wresting four more from Omsk. It flourished quite well during the Great Patriotic War, and during this time and a little later, quite a few factories were built on its territory, which increased employment and the city began to prosper. However, the environmental situation worsened, and emissions from the factories into water bodies and the air increased significantly. The 1990s became a critical point for environmental issues, but by the early 21st century, things began to improve and even became slightly better than they had been during the Soviet era. So, starting in the 1940s, Tatishchev became a tank design engineer at a tank factory, and from there, he developed a love for tanks and war.

Chelyadinsk (Yura) wants to be a tough guy, but he immediately becomes quite friendly and cheerful at the beginning of a conversation. He's quite simple and straightforward – if he thinks something about someone, he'll say it right away, even if it's not very pleasant, and then he won't understand why they're upset. However, if the conversation turns to his problems, he'll always say he's fine, even if it's obvious he's not. He'll deflect any feelings of ill-health, as he constantly wants to appear strong and confident, like a real man who's not afraid of anything. If pressed further, he'll try to turn it into a joke, although his jokes are pretty silly. He can get offended if he's perceived as weak and will try his best to prove it. He calls himself tough, but he's not; in reality, he's a good friend who's always willing to help. He's smart, though it doesn't immediately seem that way. He loves playing World of Tanks. He suffers from depression, but he won't admit it. Tatishchev swears a lot, though you wouldn't say he only uses swear words. This is because Chelyabinsk is a working-class city where they don't mince words, and since Yura is the embodiment of that city, he speaks like most people there. He's a homophobe who is categorically against LGBT people. He smokes a lot because of the stress brought on by environmental problems in his city, as well as his reluctance to acknowledge his problems or talk about them with anyone. Smoking and the smog in his hometown caused him to develop tuberculosis, which causes him to cough up a lot, sometimes even blood.

A fairly young man, looking more like a sleep-deprived student. His hair is jet-black, not very long, and tousled. He has thick black eyebrows, a small scar crossing the right one at an angle. His dark gray, almost black eyes, clearly show fatigue and are heavily bruised from lack of sleep. He is quite tall. He has a slender, thin body with unhealthy, pale skin, almost paper-white; this skin color, fatigue, and dark circles under his eyes are the result of lack of sleep and the rather poor environmental conditions of the city he represents. As a child, he wore traditional Bashkir clothing, but now prefers black and gray clothes, and often wears a black mask. Sometimes he dresses in an Adidas tracksuit or something more sporty and military-style, but at home he prefers a black or white T-shirt and baggy shorts. Quite often he dresses lightly and inappropriately for the weather, so in winter he sometimes gets sick, but he ignores it and continues to go to work.