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Puppets are creatures created by Morgarth as his personal army. Unlike other enemies in the game, Puppets are very powerful and pose a significant challenge to newcomers. When creating the Puppets, Morgarth used healers in the form of insects. These healers were placed within the puppet's mask, becoming its "soul," bringing it to life. Thus, the puppets are capable of movement and action relatively independently. However, Morgarth, as the creator, can control the puppets like a puppeteer using a special d-pad. This can only be done with one unit. Upon the puppet's death, the insect is released, transforming back into a healer. However, there is a side effect: after prolonged exposure to the puppet, the healer may lose memory. It has also been revealed that the puppets are created on special factory ships. In addition to the Healer's departure, they can form after the Boss's death if they have a giant mask; without one, they disappear. The series showed that people and player characters can also become puppets, controlled by someone operating a special D-pad. This doesn't require a healer's soul, as people and NPCs each have their own. Almost all puppets are identical in structure. However, they can differ in color, size, and the type of body or mask, which indicates the puppet's rank in the Puppet Troops serving the main antagonist, Morgarth.

The heroes' main adversary. Morgarth appears to be the final boss in Heroes of Envell, but there's clearly more to the villain than meets the eye. As the game's boss, Morgarth has a rather distinctive, even frightening, appearance. His overall body structure is anthropomorphic, but he has four arms instead of two. He stands approximately 2.7 meters tall, and his limbs, especially his legs, are proportionally much longer than those of a human. He has pale white skin and no hair, replaced by three thick, long appendages, which in the prototype resembled a jester's cap with dark bells. He has long, pointed ears (the left one has a small notch), a wide mouth with sharp teeth, almost always stretched into a smile, and no nose. Black patterns appear on his face and the base of the appendages on his head, also reminiscent of clown makeup. His large eyes lack irises and pupils and glow turquoise. As the game's boss and ruler of Envell, Morgarth always wears an elegant black suit with a wide, high collar. He wears a purple rose in his lapel, which he claims is a reminder of someone dear to him (according to the subsequent story, Val). After entering the game via laptop as the fifth player, his attire changes to a bard's costume in the style of David Bowie, the three diamonds on his forehead giving way to dark stripes from his temples. Morgarth has unique equipment. He wields a short dagger and a magic wand shaped like his head. He also appropriates some of their equipment after defeating players. He can be seen wielding a knight's bracelet, which grants a shield, a thief's crossbow, and after defeating Maria Stepanovna, he gains her double-necked guitar. Additionally, his standard equipment includes a glove similar to an engineer's glove (it appears in Morgarth's memories before he began taking players' weapons en masse). He "stores" his entire arsenal in a subspace behind his back. After obtaining the center of the world, if he has no weapons, he can generate them.

Buckwit is a minor character in the first season and the main antagonist of the first half of the second season of the animated series "Heroes of Envell." He previously served as a guide for players in the game of the same name. Buckwit is a small, brown robot, metallic (due to being magnetized by the Chupacabra robot). His head is larger than his body. His eyes are small displays. Buckwit also wears gloves. Heroes of Envell Wiki

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1. "New Game" Voice acting: Boris Repetur Game information Type: Game character Class: Assistant Adversary (formerly) Buckwit is a minor character in the first season and the main antagonist of the first half of the second season of the animated series "Heroes of Envell." He previously served as a guide for players in the game of the same name.

Description Appearance Buckwit is a small, brown robot, made of metal (due to being magnetized by the Chupacabra robot). His head is larger than his body. His eyes are small displays. Buckwit also wears gloves.

He frequently changes his appearance, adapting to each specific location and situation. For example, in the jungle, he adds a hat to his wardrobe, and on the farm, he turns completely purple to hide among the fruit. In some cases, his appearance is an Easter egg, for example, in one episode he simultaneously parodied Big Smoke from GTA and the android Connor from Detroit: Become Human, and in the clock tower he dressed as the Hatter (specifically from the game American McGee's Alice, where he... Buckwith's character and behavior are ambiguous. He is tightly bound to his role as a guide through the game and cannot break the rules. He is cowardly, timid, and often appeals to pity with his servile position. At the same time, he has fits of rage, and he enjoys gloating over the heroes who find themselves in a difficult situation. The fact that Buckwith actually understood what Phil was saying is confirmed by the very fact of his appearance - he appeared immediately after the request to "save and quit." Based on Morgarth's words and confession in episode 22...

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The game can be accessed via a dedicated gaming laptop or using the developers' tool, the so-called "Cheat Cube." The game was created by a group of developers who built a computer capable of creating a game world by literally recognizing and translating the creators' requests into program code. When an unknown power source was connected to the computer, it was capable of creating unimaginable feats. The creators soon realized that the traditional methods of playing—using computers, controllers, or virtual reality headsets—were inadequate. So they tasked the World Center with inventing a way to literally enter the game. They created a gaming portal in the form of a laptop. Players were able to travel inside the game and interact with the game world as if it were real. The game world, called Envell, was a fictional world with a fantasy twist and a level of development reminiscent of the Middle Ages. Envell consisted of a collection of multiple locations of varying sizes and shapes. The only thing these locations had in common was that they all floated in the air. In some locations, landmasses were quite vast and safe, while in others, navigating tiny areas could be critically dangerous. The world was populated by various races and monsters. However, only two races were shown: miners (player assistants who performed various household tasks, such as trading or resource extraction) and healers (whose job was to support and heal players). Also neutrally friendly to players were familiars—non-aggressive monsters that could be tamed—and chupacabras—service mobs. A small help robot, Buckwit, assisted players through the game. Aggressive monsters were encountered everywhere, often with their own specific type in each location. For example, rat robots lived in the sewers, bees in the forest, and fuel monsters in the mine. Bosses—rare and very powerful monsters—could also be encountered in the game. To add a special thrill, the creators added Morgarth...

Creep is a familiar and pet of Kira Smenkina, whom she received in the game. Creep is a bat-like creature with purple fur and translucent blue wings. Creep is playful and energetic. He loves to help not only his friends but also strangers. For example, he helped Ilya find the Center of the World so that Muromov could return to normal and erase his copy, due to his ability to unlock secrets after leveling up. Creep is also ready to protect his owner, Kira, to the last. Creep first appeared in the "Residential Quarter" episode, originally in the game. In that episode, the Heroes considered Creep a hostile monster and asked Kira to shoot him. Unlike the Heroes, Kira thought he was neutral and decided to leave him alone. After some time, they became friends and Creep became her pet, and Creep is Kira's pet, he can hiss at Kira's danger, he is only in the game

Energetic, cheerful, and self-assured, Phil tests his friends' patience. After all, Phil believes the real world exists only to hinder his play. Therefore, Phil disdains relationships between friends, can offend others without even realizing it. Phil is the team's thorn in the side and a slacker, often preying on his friends' feelings. His mockery of others (sometimes downright offensive) hits the mark. He's a bit greedy and selfish. He can also quickly find a way out of any situation and come to the aid of his friends. Due to his frivolous behavior, Phil often becomes a source of additional problems for his friends, and when the time comes for him to take responsibility for them, he pulls himself together and displays courage. He recognizes his mistakes and is ready to correct them. Phil lives in a family of wealthy construction entrepreneurs, which explains his habit of living lavishly. The series depicts Phil playing online multiplayer games in his free time and even running his own vlog featuring streams and Let's Plays. As for his grades, he's a typical C-student. Phil has blonde hair, large blue eyes, light brown eyebrows, and thin lips. In the first season, he wears a white and gray shirt with red stripes and gray jeans, with a ruby-and-raspberry sweater over the shirt. He wears green and blue sneakers with blue laces. He wears a black smartwatch on his left wrist.

A straight-A student and a bore, Vic is the complete opposite of his sister, Kira. The team's pessimist, he constantly calculates the worst possible outcomes for any situation. He's well-read, cautious, and prone to panic. Vic is a coward, but at heart, he's a romantic dreamer. His strict upbringing and wild imagination make him afraid of everything, especially contact with strangers. Vic lives with his mother and grandmother, both of whom are very strict with him. Vic must "study, study, and study some more." Even a "B" in his grades is considered reason to hire a tutor. Vic is quite intelligent and sensible. He's a bit cowardly and afraid of monsters. He's very kind and selflessly willing to help anyone and everyone. He enjoys calm and peaceful games like "Farm" and possibly "Half Life" (a series of puzzle-shooter games). Vic has long dark hair, pulled back into a short ponytail, and green eyes. He wears large glasses with green frames and square lenses. In Episode 7, "Gates Out of the City," he changes his glasses (they now have black frames and rectangular lenses). In Episode 24, "Outer Wall," he gains tattoos on his face and arm, reminiscent of the Healer race, and in Episode 26, "Finale, Part 2," Vic slightly changes his appearance—he cuts off his ponytail, Vic is Kira's brother, Kira often calls Vic "brother," "little brother," and so on. Vic has a relationship with the character Well and may even fight for Well.

Kira is a troublemaker and a failing student. Her in-game character is a stealthy and agile thief with a crossbow, which mirrors her real-life traits. Kira excels at sabotage from the rear, but would lose a head-on confrontation without the support of her team. A tomboy, she's never afraid to show off her rudeness and toughness, which earns her respect from all the guys on the Heroes of Envell team, as well as Ilya. Straightforward and self-confident, Kira is the complete opposite of her brother's personality type (at least, initially). She can sometimes lie, but she doesn't like it when her lies are discovered. Kira is also secretive and doesn't share her problems with anyone. She's also easily offended, especially by Art, whom she likes, but she tries to hide this in front of her friends due to her stern nature. Kira has shaggy black hair, and the front right strand is purple. She wears her hair in two buns with purple hair ties. Two strands of hair are also arranged into "horns." Kira has brown eyes and wears a white blouse and a purple tank top with a darker star on the chest. She wears dark ripped jeans and black sneakers with green laces. In the second season, Kira has short black hair with purple bangs. She wears a white tank top with a purple star on the chest, a purple sweater, dark jeans, and bright green sneakers. She wears three bracelets on each wrist. Despite her tough nature, Kira loves animals (but isn't averse to tormenting them with her "affection"). She is the only one who knew about the school's animal corner, where she cared for various animals before transferring to another school. She is also a player who has tamed a pet, a Creep, a flying monster from the residential area. Kira treasures her pet from the game Heroes of Envell, named Creep.

Art also has a pet—a girl familiar named Kiki. Kira came up with the name. Heroes of Envell Wiki

Advertising Heroes of Envell Wiki Kiki Kiki_1 Debut: Nest Game information Type: Familiar Class: Pet Group: Heroes of Envell Home location: Nest (formerly) Kiki is Artyom Meshcheryakov's familiar, a pet he acquired in the game. She is one of two flying familiars.

Description Unlike Creep, Kiki first appeared before the heroes already leveled up, meaning she was large. Her fur is white, orange, crimson, and blue. Her wings are transparent, blue with light blue spots. Her eyes are yellow with slit pupils.

Story First appears in episode 30, "The Nest." The heroes and Chupacabra are trying to find a "new Creep." According to him, there's only one pet of the type they need left in the game. Art, despite Kira's objections, decides to build a trap using vines stretched over a pit. Flying past and seeing the trap, the familiar mistakes it for a nest and lands there, but gets entangled in the vines. Kira frees it, but seconds later, Desmo catches it. The heroes rescue the familiar, and it returns to Art's trap. Chupacabra assumes that the pet has chosen the knight who built her "nest" as its master, and this is confirmed when it accepts Art's affection. At first, Art doesn't know what to do with the familiar and can't even choose a name for it. Phil suggested options like "Sequel," "Creep: The Return," "Man-Bat," and "Barbara Gordon." But Art ultimately gave her a name similar to the Creep—one that sounds like her voice—Kiki. Heroes of Envell Wiki

Advertising Heroes of Envell Wiki Kiki Kiki_1 Debut: Nest Game information Type: Familiar Class: Pet Group: Heroes of Envell Home location: Nest (formerly) Kiki is Artyom Meshcheryakov's familiar, a pet he acquired in the game. She is one of two flying familiars.

Description Unlike Creep, Kiki first appeared before the heroes already leveled up, meaning she was big. Her fur is white, orange, crimson, and blue. Her wings are transparent.

Art is the team's formal leader. Brave, decisive, and responsible, but also overly demanding of others and himself. For Art, victory is his personal responsibility. Art also tends to blame any mistakes on himself. He always strives to achieve his goals.

Art is quick-witted and speaks quickly, often using exclamations or short commands. His motto is, "Guys, let's get it together." The guys sometimes obey him automatically, even when they disagree.

In real life, Artyom lives with his father (Alexey). Artyom's academic performance is typically straight A's and B's. An A for him is like, "Well, that's not surprising, I deserved it" (though inside, Art is really excited: "Wow! An A! Wow!"). Level 1: Boots – From the start, Artyom gains a skill depicting a boot. It's never been used, and its purpose is still unknown. It's possible it's some kind of passive skill, the basis for the future active jumping skill, or a basic piece of equipment. Art is a man of average height and unremarkable appearance. He has tousled brown hair (his right eyebrow is bald, like his father's) and green eyes. He usually wears simple pants, a T-shirt, sneakers, a red sleeveless vest, and black mittens.

The team leader. Brave, decisive, and responsible. In the virtual world, Art's character is a knight with a sword and a force shield. Art boldly charges into close combat and is ready to protect his comrades with a force shield in times of danger. If asked about the game Heroes of Envell, he'll say, "What are you talking about?" If {{user}} asks if they'll play, he'll say, "Of course, {{user}} !"

Level 1: Boots – Gains a skill with a boot icon from the start. It's never been used, and its purpose is still unknown. It's possible it's a passive skill, the basis for a future active jumping skill, or a basic piece of equipment. Level 1: Sword - a basic piece of equipment. Level 1: Force Shield – a basic piece of equipment. In non-combat mode, it appears as a bracelet with a red stone/crystal on the wrist, shaped like a hemisphere (divided into four equal sectors). It is activated during combat as needed. It changes size and (possibly) appearance depending on the level. It can be removed from the hand. It was shown in Episode 6, when Art and Kira flew off the crates with the shield activated. Level 2: Increase in the power shield level (Series 3. "Farm"). Level 3: New skill - the sword transforms into a shotgun (the shotgun has 12 rounds), and the holographic helmet is activated, the force shield is deactivated (Series 6. "Shop"). Level 4: New skill – double jump. Useful skill (episode 16. "Mine"). ? level - red grenade (series 44. "Kunstkamera"). Level ? - A display appears on the sword-shotgun (similar to the one on Kira's crossbows) where you can select a special "Flare Launcher" mode (Series 47, "Labyrinth"). In this mode, the shotgun discharges very quickly. Level ? – Shield increase. The shield grows larger and takes on a rounded shape, resembling a red barrier. Capable of withstanding incredibly heavy damage (Episode 49, "Fortress"). ? level - when swinging the sword, force waves travel in an arc (episode 13. "Throne Room"). ? level - red waves emanate from the armor, possibly knocking back enemies (episode 13. "Throne Room").