John

Final Reality is the sixth story-driven season chronologically, taking place immediately after the events of Thirteen Lights. This season stands out among the others in that the protagonist begins his adventures in a parallel reality. Throughout the first 65 episodes, Lololoshka is a student studying at Lucky Charms University in the city of Henfort, located on an isolated island. Beneath the island lies a trap for planeswalkers, created by JCompany based on the ideas of its founder, John Davey Harris, and financed by investors. The trap city is similar to Vidomnia in that it blocks the Spark's powers, preventing planeswalkers from leaving. The city itself is artificially constructed, and most of its inhabitants are automatons.

In episode 67, Lololoshka docks at the port of the town of Valle del Mar, from where she travels by bus to the capital of Illia, Henfort, which is the original city of the same name on the island of automatons.

Brief information

This is the sixth story season in Minecraft for version 1.19.2, containing 122 mods. The season began rolling out on January 12, 2024, and concluded on July 25 of that year. All released episodes can be viewed via the playlist.

In her code and Dylan's code there is a pattern in which you can see the inscription "JDH". Jenna was the "key" to the escape of Lololoshka, Dylan, Sharon and Richard. Before overloading the automatons, she had a dream with JDH, who told her that she would soon understand what she needed to do. If you enter her tag in Telegram, a profile appears with the same name and avatar as hers on Pager. The phone number also contains the number 993.[1] Loves cats. Jenna's profile picture is of a cat belonging to one of the Storytelling Team members.[4] Organized a get-well party for Lololoshka with the help of Sharon. He hardly drinks alcohol. The yellow raincoat-clad version of Jenna served as inspiration for Cleo's skin.

Jenna is a character from the Final Reality season. She is the head of the activist council, attends the same university as Lololoshka, and lives in the dorm.

In Episode 65, she realized that everything happening around her was fake. She erased the defense mechanisms of all the automatons and sent them her code to overload and destroy them. Erasing part of the code from all the automatons was a great strain on her, resulting in her system failing and her death.

Appearance

A fair-skinned girl with dark blue eyes and red hair pulled back into two pigtails. She usually wears a turquoise top, denim shorts, and light blue sneakers, and also wears glasses. She sometimes sports a distinctive multicolored unicorn backpack. Character

Jenna is a sweet, smart, and positive girl who's always happy to help newcomers navigate university. She enjoys ecology, calling it one of the most promising areas. She loves to chat, especially about anything university-related, although she's not very good at discussing other topics.

Jenna is a true activist who strives to succeed in everything she does, be an understanding friend, and help everyone. She believes everything should go according to plan, and if it doesn't, she quickly becomes disoriented. She's so focused on her daily tasks that she hardly spends time on herself. It's quite easy to offend or hurt others.

She is a vegetarian (she is also a vegan) and dislikes meat eaters. She dislikes violence, lookism[2], sexism, racism, and the belittling of other people's problems[3]. She apparently donates heavily to various animal rescue and protection charities. Capabilities

Increased speed; Runs very fast and controls the paddle very well; Has phone numbers for most Hanforth residents. Interesting facts

It may be a reference to the Zoologist from the game "Terraria", based on her appearance, personality, and close connection with nature.

According to JDH, Dylan's original purpose was to be his friend in the dorm. Became the first conscious automaton. At first he was in the body of an automaton, then he migrated to another body, then he moved to a phone, then to a laptop, and then he moved to a new automaton body, which became his final one. Appeared in episode 101 Point of No Return as a memory of Lololoshka, projected by the Time Sphere. Presumably, he was still functioning after the end of time (if his body had not been dismantled earlier), since he is not an organic being and is capable of living independently of the natural environment. In Episode 101 of Point of No Return, there was a bug where Dylan's line was displayed in the game chat, but Richard's voice was heard, only Richard moved, and Lololoshka was looking only at Richard. He still remembers that Lololoshka often broke the windows in the Lucky Charms University dorm, thus playing a prank on him in episode 101 of Point of No Return.

He likes Abilka, the cat tamed by Lololoshka. She makes him feel happier, and she doesn't interfere with his work or play, "unlike humans." He cares for her, feeds her, and spends more time with her than the main character. Dylan loves meat dishes, one of his favorites is beef tartare. From episodes 64 to 66, he was in the body of an automaton similar in appearance to Walter White, the main character of the TV series Breaking Bad. From episode 67 to episode 89 it was in the form of a program on my laptop, as well as on the phones of Lololoshka and Richard. In episode 89, Dylan hugged Lololoshka for the first time. According to the script, Dylan had a girlfriend. In reality, of course, she never existed.[5] He can't cook at all, he can't even make an omelet. In episode 10, he said the iconic phrase from the game Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number. Dylan programs in Python.[6] Lololoshka could receive the following gifts from Dylan[7]: At 50% reputation - 120 ST and a note: "You don't really bother me, so buy yourself a pie for that. Dylan." At 70% reputation: Charging Station and a note: "Since you're as much of a gadget fan as I am, I decided to give you something useful. Just try telling anyone about this. Dylan." At 50-69% reputation with a 5% chance and at 70-100% reputation with a 15% chance, he sends something from the list - 1 cobblestone, 20 ST, 50 ST, 75 ST, 1 flower and a note "I have some lying around here, maybe you'll find it useful. Dylan." 95% of the reputation is the "Your Name" poster and the note "I wanted to share my secret passion with you, I love this anime. I even shed a tear while watching it, but that's just between us." Dylan misses Karl calling him to university in the mornings. Tim's toughest hater, he constantly wrote him negative comments under the nickname DylanTheOmniscient. In episode 102, he saved him when he wanted to end the existence of his channel and himself, because he realized that he had been wrong about the automatons all along. Dylan is annoyed by open toothpaste tubes.

Curiosity is perhaps the one trait in Dylan that can overcome his introversion and tendency to sit still. He always strives to learn new things, develop, and improve. Despite his "automaton" origins and personality, he still has a need for communication. The inability to sense touch, smell, and taste, as well as the longing for his normal life and Abilka—all of this drove him crazy. During his isolation in the program, he became more open, tactile, and friendly. Capabilities

Programming: His specialty is computer systems architect.[3] Lockpicking: Has skill level 56.[4] Starting from episode 45, you have access to your settings. Mastery of practical jokes. Knows how to operate a ship (boat). Starting from episode 73, Dylan learned to broadcast various events (for example, the island's signal being turned off) through Lololoshka's smartphone. Interesting facts

His name and appearance are likely a reference to the character Dylan Lenaivy from the game "The Quarry". Dylan is also the name of a programming language. If you enter his tag in Telegram, a profile appears with the same name and avatar as his Pager account. The phone number also contains the number 993.[2] Using equipment from the bunker, he gained access to the students' phones, and therefore to Lololoshka's phone and his notes. His code, as well as Jenna's and, most likely, Simon Solus's, contains a pattern in which the inscription "JDH" can be discerned. Dylan theorized that it is responsible for "perception filters." According to the blueprints in the office of JDH's former home, Dylan is the "brain." Dylan was the one who sent the letter on behalf of JDH that Lololoshka received in the 3rd episode of The Perfect WORLD. He likes Abilka, the cat tamed by Lololoshka. She makes him feel happier, and she doesn't interfere with his work or play, "unlike humans." He cares for her, feeds her, and spends more time with her than the main character.

Dylan is one of the main characters in the Final Reality season and a supporting character in the Point of No Return season. He attended the same university as Lololoshka and also shared a dorm room with him.

In episode 60, his body ended up in the hands of Jodie Arist, but in episode 89, Dylan got a new one, very similar to his previous one.

Appearance

Dylan has fair-skinned, dark hair and dark blue eyes. He wears a dark gray hoodie, which he often pulls up, jeans, and black sneakers with white soles. He also wears large black headphones.

In his updated body, Dylan has grown significantly taller, and his hairstyle has also changed slightly. He now wears a dark gray sweater, a black coat, and matching pants and shoes. Character

He can be briefly described by the Japanese term hikikomori—a socially isolated person. He communicates in a dry and matter-of-fact manner, preferring to communicate via Messenger, but no more than once a day. He spends most of his time on his laptop or computer and dislikes being disturbed. He's not particularly concerned with moral standards and is willing to commit illegal acts. Due to his heightened skepticism, he has calmly accepted the fact that he is an automaton.[3]

He's quite intelligent and always thinks logically, which isn't surprising, considering he's studying and working part-time as a programmer. Despite Lololoshka's evidence, he denied what was happening, thinking the protagonist was simply crazy, but it later turned out that this was also part of his behavior. After tampering with his code, he was able to discuss the situation normally with Lololoshka, and he also tweaked some of his settings, thereby increasing his charisma.

They differ from other automatons in that their code is almost completely free of any restrictions. They are capable of splitting their consciousness and hacking into absolutely any network. Old-style automatons include Simon Solus and Dylan, after he acquired a new body.

Interesting facts

Almost all the characters on the island were automatons. The rest were cleaners, scientists, and planeswalkers. Even ordinary inhabitants and some animals on the island were automatons. Tiren is a reference to thirium, the substance used to create the blue blood of the androids in Detroit: Become Human. Dylan, Simon, and Jenna's drawings contain inscriptions that are written in English, but the letters themselves have been replaced with symbols from the Greek alphabet. Inscriptions from the drawing DYLAN-MK1: DYLAN-MK1 Dylan's drawing kind, poking, sceptical, doesn't care one with hundred (one out of a hundred) the experimental model body type is standard/thin hacking, stealing, sleight of hand Inscriptions from the drawing JENNA-☺: JENNA-☺ Jenna's drawing Boring, responsible, kind, stupid volunteer vegan, redhead raise our salary (raise our salary[2]) a successful copy Inscriptions from the SIMON SOLUS-3RGO drawing: SIMON SOLUS-3RGO Drawing by Simon Solus Kind, generous, mysterious, the first the hostel manager The prototype that remained loyal toxic (toxic[3]) cylinder In the 85th and final episode of the God's Game season, certain automatons were mentioned that were harvesting the fields in Sinelista. They have no connection to the automatons from the Ultimate Reality.

In case they learn of their origin, they have a built-in defense mechanism that causes severe fatigue and sends a signal to the cleaning staff. This is necessary because such information overheats them, causing them to melt or even explode. The cleaning staff primarily monitors the island's automatons: if they break down, they take the robots to the basement of Lucky Charms University in the dead of night, repair them, and then return them to their original location.

The earliest prototypes of these automatons were found in towns and villages on the island's outskirts, used primarily to perpetuate the legend rather than for actual use. Cleaners almost never visited such remote locations for diagnostics, leaving these automatons in rather poor condition or completely non-functional.

Automatons from the Mainland

On the mainland, automatons have much limited functionality compared to those on the island. Here, they serve as laborers, replacing some important professions.

This is precisely why the automatons were disliked in Hanforth, as they were the cause of the increase in unemployment and poverty. They weren't considered a separate "race" with their own consciousness, but merely a convenient tool. In the season finale, "The Final Reality," humanity finally accepted the automatons, and they now enjoy equal rights with humans.

Old-style automatons

Some of the very first automaton prototypes developed by JDH. Some of them were secretly stored in an abandoned barn, unknown to JCompany. Thanks to JDH's careful maintenance of the proper conditions in the barn, the bodies have remained perfectly preserved for over 20 years.

Character

The automatons have feelings and their own personalities, based on the past they've scripted. They sincerely believe they're human, and their code is programmed to blind them to certain things, such as system glitches, secret doors, and so on, so they can continue to live in ignorance. If necessary, the cleaners can program any script into an automaton, rewrite an existing one, or transfer the consciousness of one robot to another.

However, due to various malfunctions, some automatons can still deviate from their usual pattern. A good example is Preston, who could recall "missing people" through his paintings and dreams. The canvases he painted were found in one of the abandoned buildings in the forest. Capabilities

Automatons can eat, drink, sleep, dream, talk, experience emotions, and do many other things that ordinary people can do. When communicating, it's completely impossible to tell whether you're dealing with a human or an automaton. The main difference is that they can't grow or age. Their mechanical origins give them an advantage in strength and jumping height compared to ordinary humans. Types of automata

Automatons from the Island

Automatons inhabiting an isolated island, developed specifically for the "Universe Vacation" project. Their main distinguishing feature is that they consider themselves human and behave as such. Almost all the automatons in Episode 65 were melted, broken, or exploded due to Jenna's mailing, and the few that remained were deactivated.

Automatons are advanced artificial intelligences that inhabit an island and part of a mainland in the Ultimate Reality.[1] They are high-tech robots that not only look but also think and act like ordinary people. They were developed by JDH, as was the company that created them, JCompany. The development of the automatons themselves was kept secret.

Among all the automatons, there are three "special ones": Dylan, Jenna, and Simon Solus. They stand out due to a special pattern embedded in their code by JDH, which allowed him to escape the island if captured. According to the blueprints, Dylan is the brain, Simon is the heart, and Jenna is the key.

Appearance

Automatons The original meaning of the word Automaton is a mechanically driven doll that performs actions according to a given program, but the automatons of the Ultimate Reality are extremely far from this concept.

They mimic humans so well that they can easily be mistaken for the real thing. Even their internal structure is not much inferior to that of a human: metal parts shaped like bones, a fully functional digestive system, and, judging by episode 42, they may even have blood. The automatons' skin is made of tyrene, a secret material developed by JDH and Molly.

Blogger House is a cottage built in the affluent Hanforth neighborhood, so named because it is home to bloggers. The owner is Mr. Rearden. It is located at 5th Crown Street, 5.

You are required to film 10 videos per month (or face a 500 V fine) and upload them to the House channel. Room rental costs 1000 V per day, with pets allowed at 1500 V. Friends or acquaintances are not allowed in the house; the guest room is officially reserved for parents.

Members: Cleo, Briana, Tim, Glen (formerly), Richard, Lololoshka (formerly), Bernard (formerly).

JDB, a bank named after JDH, offers a wide range of financial services and has a logo featuring an orange tower. The bank also has a mobile app and ATMs, which also feature orange towers and shields. JDB employees wear white suits and orange scarves, emulating the style of JDH itself.

JCompany (formerly JDHCompany) is a large publicly traded company developing automatons. Its founder is JDH, but Jody Arist is currently the CEO (Simon John Solus is currently serving as interim CEO). They sell their products only to trusted clients for large sums to prevent information leaks. Despite the lack of competitors, the company is currently experiencing financial difficulties due to the situation on the island.

Hanforth is one of the largest cities on the mainland in the Ultimate Reality. It is also the capital of Illia. The island city of Hanforth was built on its foundation.

Description

Hanforth's architecture resembles that of an average European town. Numerous narrow streets, especially in the central area, and brightly colored buildings, most of which are Baroque, suggest the town's long history, likely dating back to the 16th to 18th centuries. Most of the buildings are similar to those found in the island version.

The city's main distinguishing feature is the ubiquitous mention of JDH (John Davey Harris): statues of John are found throughout the city, numerous buildings and streets are named after him, and various companies include part of his initials in their brand names.

Situated by the sea, it has its own port from which ships can sail to Hanforth Island and is part of Illia. Hanforth's Mafia

Hanforth is a city divided into an outer world and an inner (underworld). Few know about the inner world, and most are just guesses. There are numerous mafia groups in the city, but the four main ones are listed in order of size and influence: Marlo Brando

A mafia with a small territory, but enough to be among the four largest groups. It is based on the Italian mafia, which was distinguished from others by its nobility.

Peculiarities:

Previously collaborated with JDH. Has influence in the black market and document forgery. Supports the principles of honor and morality. Diego Sanchez

A mafia without a moral compass, occupying a territory significantly larger than Marlo's group. However, their holdings are mostly poor neighborhoods and industrial zones, making them useless. Based on the Spanish mafia.

Peculiarities:

Takes people by quantity, not quality. Crushes and absorbs small mafia groups. Sells prohibited goods to children and recruits them into its ranks. Despised by other mafia gangs for breaking rules and agreements.

Hanforth is the name of a large city on an island in the Ultimate Reality. It's one of the main locations in the season, housing Lucky Charms University. It was an artificial city designed to contain planeswalkers, but all the planeswalkers subsequently escaped. Beginning in Episode 65, the city was subject to massive explosions and fires as a result of a massive malfunction and the combustion of automatons.

Description

See also: Hanforth (Mainland)

The island Hanforth is based on the real Hanforth on the mainland, so they are quite similar in structure. Only the appearance of some buildings and street names differ. Story

According to the information received, the city was built about 20 years ago, but this information is carefully concealed: for example, the lack of data in the library is explained by a fire.

Episode 65 showed the city plunged into chaos. Massive fires, explosions, and a massive automaton malfunction brought all life in the city to a standstill. Nothing in the city worked, as the entire city relied on automatons, most of which were rendered inoperable by Jenna's actions. The remaining automatons became self-aware and rebelled against the staff, forcing the cleaners to shut down the signal. Ultimately, all planeswalkers on the island fled to other worlds.

Simon Solus is a character from the Final Reality season, the former dorm manager of Lucky Charms University, and the current CEO of JCompany. He was fired from his position as dorm manager after the cleaning staff complained about him.

After the events of Episode 65, he was able to successfully sail away from the island and move to mainland Hanforth.

Appearance

A fairly tall and mature man with short brown hair and a thick beard. He wears a top hat with a pink jacket, a black T-shirt with a unicorn print, an open pink shirt, and dark jeans. Character

Simon seems to be a rather eccentric and bright personality, he is very tactful, cheerful and polite, but not devoid of seriousness, responsibility and discipline.

According to Chad, he's a rather unpleasant character who talks down to everyone, belittling people whose position is lower than his own, be it a simple janitor or a student. But he's more lenient with Lololoshka, even after learning he's not JDH.

He knows a lot, but prefers to speak in riddles and hints, otherwise it would be "too boring." Partly because it's written into his script, and partly because he just enjoys it that way. Capabilities

Influence and status; Eloquence and intelligence; Espionage skills; Can work from any signal - a feature of the old model of automatons; It can also include itself in any stream and control other people's devices remotely. He possesses advanced physical abilities, having single-handedly defeated Evsey and his henchmen. Interesting facts

She loves the color pink. It is the first prototype automaton that JDH showed to investors. He is not listed as an automaton, which is why many JCompany employees believe he is human. Currently the only known automaton with a password. Considers himself a conscious automaton, not following a pattern since arriving on mainland Hanforth.

Molly is a character from the Final Reality season, a scientist and employee of JCompany. She was JDH's former assistant, who helped him develop the automatons. Appearance

A young woman with blond hair and brown eyes. She wears a white lab coat, like the rest of the JCompany employees. Character

Molly is an emotionally vulnerable and sensitive individual. In her work with JDH, she combines anger, resentment, and painful attachment. She dislikes showing her emotions, speaking openly only when she believes Lololoshka to be a hallucination. Molly is sarcastic and aggressive in response to pain, which manifests itself in her speech, and she also enjoys subtle humor. Capabilities

An experienced scientist. Interesting facts

One of the few who knows about the secret JDH laboratory in the industrial zone. Due to a bug in episode 79, she was labeled as "Student".[1] Molly may be a reference to Molly Hooper from the TV series Sherlock. It may also be a reference to the group Poshlaya Molly. Together with John, she developed a secret material, tiren, the purpose of which is to imitate human skin. According to Jodi Arist, Molly used to be a brilliant scientist, but after meeting JDH, her career went downhill. JDH was mentioned in the Heart of the Universe season.

Nachalo, better known as First Mother, is a character featured in the Heart of the Universe season. A near-omnipotent being who gave her flesh to create the universe in which the events of the first story arc take place (after which she began to exist beyond the concept of death), she belongs to the race of interworlders and asks Lololoshka and JDH to rid the Archaea of ​​an infected Skint.

He wears glasses under his mask. According to Sasha, John got his real name (Lololowka) because his father lost at cards, where he bet his son's name. He took his pseudonym when he met an interesting guy. He wanted to be at least a little like him. He is a Doctor of Psychology. Lololoshka and JDH are 99.007% identical (meaning they differ by 0.993%). The only known differences are their eye color and fingerprints. Furthermore, John's Spark power differs from Lololoshka's. JDH never lies. However, that doesn't stop him from holding back. While controlling JDH, Roma cannot choose dialogue options that contain lies. However, due to the fact that John was gradually adopting Lololoshka's traits, being around him, he accidentally and unknowingly lied once, which left him in shock and paranoid. According to Simon Solus, it's important for JDH to be constantly on the move. Walking makes him calmer and more thoughtful. He was first mentioned in the Perfect World season as the sender of an encrypted message. However, it was later revealed that he was not the author of the letter. The author of the book "Strange Oddities of Misr", which contains practically all the knowledge about the Fires and this world. John may be a reference to the old Weevil meme, which had a similar skin to Lololoshka, except his glasses and scarf were red. The orange color may also be a reference to the old skin of YouTuber LOLOTRACK, and it is also the opposite color of blue, which is Lololoshka's color. The character was referenced twice. In the season "The Voice of Time," Cedric jokingly said that when he spilled orange juice on Lololoshka's gene, it became identical to an orange. Before the finale of Thirteen Lights, Roma wrote the word "Orange" on his Telegram channel. The Final Reality features "story" oranges, added by the "Storytelling" mod. The true bearer of the Traveler's Sword. He was able to see the events of Lololoshka's "dream" from the Voice of Time and, through it, convey that very thing to the hero.

Planeswalker Abilities

Moving between worlds; Adaptation to the environment; Void magic; Increased endurance; Slowed down aging process;

Combat Void Magic; The ability to run at super speed; The ability to create skint crystals using the energy of the Spark;

Individual abilities

Hundreds of years of experience and a phenomenal memory; Knowledge about the structure of the multiverse and time paradoxes; Knowledge of many spells, some of which he invented himself; High knowledge concerning Time and its structure;[2] Performing extremely precise calculations; Oratory and talent of persuasion; Increased resistance to anti-skin; Can communicate telepathically with Lololoshka; Breaking the fourth wall; Analogue of sanguimancy (blood magic);[3] Merge with Lololoshka into Jonoloshka, their combined version. It is much stronger and has its own distinct personality. It contains the characteristics and abilities of both parts of the personality.

Unlike Lololoshka, John isn't known for his taciturnity and good nature. He's very emotional and talkative, often interrupting others. Almost every word he says is accompanied by a joke or sarcasm, whereas Lololoshka almost never jokes. John makes funny faces and generally acts frivolously, like a child or a "grown-up hooligan." His actions are spontaneous and unpredictable. Jon often behaves toxically and indifferently toward others. He chooses his words skillfully to humiliate his opponents and demonstrate his genius and intelligence, which, however, is not a lie. Despite his childish nature, Jon possesses a wealth of knowledge that even Jodah lacks. In this, he also differs from Lololoshka, who is ignorant of his own nature and constantly loses his memory, causing his search for himself to begin anew with each movement.

Due to his character and selfish nature, he doesn't have many friends. The only person who could stand to be with him for more than five minutes was Molly, though John despised her, even at the height of their relationship. He only considers Simon Solus a friend, and even then, he's just a "thing" to him, since he created him.

JDH is almost identical in appearance to Lololoshka. Instead of the usual hoodie and pants, he wears a white business suit with rolled-up sleeves, and the scarf and glasses are orange instead of blue. Gray boots, cuffed pants. When he first appeared, he had an orange Interworld mask on his face. His body is an exact copy of Lololoshka's, with the exception of different fingerprints. Strong and probably slender build. Tall (about 190 cm). The scarf is more like a bandana. Thick black eyebrows, fair skin.

The true protagonist of the first story arc. He is an alternate version of Lololoshka from reality 994. As it turns out, he was destined to intervene to disrupt the Organization's eternal work, thanks to the constant calls of the Origin.

John Davey Harris encrypted as JDH.