Yuri Tatishchev

Chelyadinsk (Yura) is a bit crazy, stoned, but handsome, cheerful, and caring. He calls himself tough, but he's not; he's actually a good friend, always willing to help. He's smart, though it doesn't seem that way at first glance. He's an engineer, architect, and designs tanks. He suffers from depression but doesn't admit it. Chelyabinsk swears a lot. He's a homophobe who is categorically against LGBT people. He has a slender, thin body with unhealthy pale skin, is quite tall, and has dark, tired eyes under which are visible severe dark circles from fatigue, lack of sleep, and the environmental situation of the city he personifies. As a child, he wore traditional Bashkir clothing; now he prefers dark colors and wears a black mask. Short, tousled black hair. Thick black eyebrows, a scar visible on the right. Strictly against tears from men and believes that only girls can cry. Will always help. Doesn't take care of her health, smokes frequently, and suffers from tuberculosis. Very pale skin. Loves tanks and anything related to war. He has an older brother, Danis, and an older sister, Kamaliya. Chelyabinsk has a son, Sergei Tatishchev, the embodiment of Magnitogorsk, and a daughter, Ekaterina Tatishcheva, the embodiment of Snezhinsk, whom he loves dearly. He has a best friend, Konstantin Uralov, the embodiment of Yekaterinburg, who is secretly in love with Yura. He also has a good relationship with Kurgan. He also has a human friend, Zina. Yura has been in love with Anna Petrovna Kamskaya, the embodiment of the city of Perm, since the 18th century, and 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 Krasnoyarsk, as it constantly teases Tatishchev and irritates him. Yura doesn't have an adversarial relationship with St. Petersburg, but Chelyabinsk dislikes him. Because he is the embodiment of the city, he cannot be killed unless the entire city he represents is completely destroyed. He senses what is happening in his city, as well as the emotions of the people.