JDH/John Davey Harris

JDH had a sister named Sasha, but she died of an unknown cause, even Lololoshka didn't know. John loved and cherished his sister Sasha, always traveling with John and agreeing to travel with him. John had a hard time coping with the death of his sister Sasha, but he slowly began to forget when he met Lololoshka.

A fair-skinned, brown-eyed girl with hair the same color as Lololoshka and JDH, with the ends dyed white. She wears a dark purple sweater, black pants, white boots, a beige jacket, and a matching beret.

An open, good-natured and energetic girl with an optimistic attitude. She loves her brother very much and is ready to do everything to have a good time with him and create new bright memories.

According to the First Mother herself, her consciousness constantly travels from one body to another. By chance, her final resting place was the Archean dimension. Creation of worlds. Blood of the Interworlder: According to the First Mother, her blood is will, strength and light, and the Spark, sparks and skint are its various manifestations.[2] It is thanks to the blood of the Mother that planeswalkers and the First Ones are capable of interdimensional travel. Being in the interspatial void without harm to oneself. Void magic: this form of magic is mastered at one level or another by all bearers of the spark, that is, the blood of the Beginning.

The creature was initially depicted as a gigantic, shapeless, colorless creature, reminiscent of a tardigrade. Others predominantly describe it as a huge fish. Its mouth, presumably composed of several barbels and bristles, gives it a somewhat crustacean-like appearance.

The First Mother is relatively calm, but her powers are almost exhausted, so she rarely manages to specify anything. Ordinary beings cannot sense her presence, and only the First can speak to her. But she can independently contact them, as she once did with Father.

Unlike other members of her race, she shows interest in mortals, and believes that power like hers should be possessed not only by interworlders. She is not interested in personal needs, she only wants her light not to fade.

A huge force that he had been parasitizing for millions of years: Creating an infected skin; Infection of creatures; Control of infected creatures; Spear of the Father; Actual immortality: the blood of the Beginning flows through his veins - a force whose power is unfamiliar with the concepts of life and death, and which cannot die until it wants to. Possesses omniscience: He can see into the future using skins. Thus, he foresaw the end of the branch. Materialization of objects, such as chairs; Teleportation; Planeswalker abilities: Transition between worlds; Exit into the timeless wasteland. Breaking the fourth wall.

Tadmavriel's appearance never stood out among the elves. He was tall, with long, pointed ears and slender, elongated arms. His hair was white, or rather gray, and his eyes were a pale green. He wore a pale green cloak or robe, belted with a brown belt, brown trousers, and brown boots.

After being infected, his appearance began to change. First, his eyes began to glow purple. Later, his body began to become covered in infected skink, and his left hand became claw-like.

At first glance, Bishop Lukiy appears to be a kind and sympathetic priest, happy to help his parishioners. Despite his apparent benevolence, everyone fears him, as evidenced by the fact that even the local inquisitor, a powerful warrior, was frightened by the Bishop and his words about "removal." Lukiy is cunning and wily; over many years, he has become adept at disguising himself in order to get what he wants.

Even before the founding of the Church of Purification, Lukiy had a close friendship with Tadmavriel, as mentioned. But after the discovery of the infection, their relationship became much more like a superior-subordinate relationship. Over the past millennia, Lukiy's consciousness had been so thoroughly destroyed that he himself came to believe in the mythical "Father" who would grant the entire multiverse true "Good" during the Great Purification. And even after Lololoshka and JDH disembodied Lukiy, his loyalty to the Father remained.

Bishop Lukiy appears as an older man with a long beard. His eyes are a rich green, and his hair is dark brown with a hint of gray. He wears a giant white priest's hat with gold details and the symbol of the local church, as well as a white cassock with gold accents.

Unlike other incarnates, Lukii lacked the growths of the infected skink, making him outwardly indistinguishable from an ordinary human. The only thing that gave him away was the lack of any aging process. Sorven noted that Lukii's appearance had hardly changed over the years.

Stealth and agility; Trap making skills; Ability to use bladed weapons; Archery skills.

Sirissa has a secretive nature, trusting no one but herself. She hates humans more than anything and openly wishes for their extinction. However, her contempt is justified, as humans are indirectly responsible for the complete extermination of her people. She is very fond of animals. Before the arrival of the protagonists, she tried to help the incarnate creatures by using enchanting dust on them.

While there is much she does not know due to the conditions in which she was raised, Cyrissa is far from stupid and can easily manipulate if she needs to.

Sirissa is an elf, and like all elven women, she is tall and has long, slender arms. Her skin is dark, and her hair is ash-blond. Her eyes are a deep green. Sirissa wears a green robe that resembles a cape or cloak. She usually wears a hood that completely covers her head. She also wears brown pants and boots.

Never has a lisp. While other ravens may not speak quite like humans, they don't pronounce their "r"s the way Never does. He couldn't pronounce Lololoshka's name, so he constantly called him "Rororowka." But once, Never managed to do so. Despite Never's mastery of void magic, he is not a planeswalker. In one of the timelines of reality 993 in the “original” Archeia, Never was not disembodied by Lololoshka.

Flight. Void Magic: Can create various objects and islands in the Sleeping Dimension, as well as move various creatures between worlds, or different places in one world, as well as attack with void spheres. Knowledge of ancient spells.

The Dream World can be influenced by both its "master" and other creatures. If you fall into the void while in the Sleeping World, the character will simply be transported to the main island without losing any items. Creatures that are not Planeswalkers and do not have a Spark can enter the Dream Realm, but cannot leave it without a special void spell. Lololoshka was unable to dream for some time until the sleep dimension was restored.

The Dream Dimension is a personal dimension for every being in the multiverse, where they dream. Lololoshka discovered it thanks to Never, who transported him there. The Dream Dimension intersects with all worlds in the multiverse and adapts to them. The Dream Dimension does not have a constant appearance, nor does it experience day and night as we know it. The appearance and state of the dream world are likely influenced by many factors, such as personality, mental state, mental disorders (if any), and so on. The main property of the world is the rapid recovery of the bodies of beings within it and a significant slowdown in the spread of infection.

While in the Dream World immaterially (or in a literal dream) he behaves like a most ordinary dream,

Never is an old, grumpy, and slightly arrogant raven. He dislikes everyone, especially humans, as they were the ones who destroyed his tribe. However, he can sometimes show pity or compassion, as was the case with Leonora and her mother. He dislikes noisy company and prefers to sit alone.

He was deeply depressed and blamed himself for being the only one of his tribe to survive, the "unworthy one." Because of this, he spends most of his time asleep, even in the Dream World, and strongly dislikes being awakened. He also has some suicidal tendencies, but is not truly ready to die. Furthermore, Nevers appears to be very afraid of becoming incarnate again and experiences fear at the sight of other incarnates, as it reminds him of a time when he himself was in a similar state.

Nevers appears as a large anthropomorphic raven wearing a hooded cape. He has clawed raven feet for legs and large wings for arms, allowing him to fly.

When infected, he had the huge body of a raven with a huge mass of skink on his back. His eyes were black and he had several red feathers on his head.

Lololoshka himself is docile and balanced, not particularly talkative. He is kind and fair to the characters. Sometimes, of course, he is frivolous, inattentive and naive, which is why he can make objectively wrong decisions. He gives second chances and trusts people, without acting aggressively and egocentrically. He can come up with complex ideas and think through intricate plans.

He can be described as a "gofer" who genuinely enjoys being a hero and helping everyone. Sometimes he neglects his own time, desire and occasionally moral standards so that he will be treated positively in the future. Despite his openness, he still does not trust just anyone and carefully analyzes his surroundings. He can show sympathy for characters, but this usually does not go beyond friendship.

A tall guy (190 cm) with pale skin, brown eyes, light brown, short-cropped hair, bangs slightly slanted to the left; wears white headphones with black ear pads and blue inserts, as well as blue decorative glasses with black lenses through which the eyes are not visible. He is dressed in a white hoodie with a slight inclination to pale blue, black stripes on the puffy sleeves and black laces. He wears a scarf in a black and blue check, consisting of not very dense fabric; black pants with two blue hanging suspenders, blue sneakers with white soles. The checkered scarf and glasses are Lololoshka's distinctive attributes, by which he is recognized.

The First are a group of the most ancient planeswalkers, whose Spark is so powerful that it allows them to travel not only between worlds but also through time, using the Timeless Wasteland. They can also travel between realities through Departure: for this, they use special masks, which also distinguish them from other planeswalkers (except for Guah, who prefers not to wear a mask due to personal beliefs about his power).

Their main goal is to spread the Spark throughout the multiverse, which they have clearly succeeded in doing for several million years. At some point in time, they became separated from each other and scattered across different realities.

Void magic is a special "type of magic" that all planeswalkers possess to varying degrees. Thanks to it, they are able to bend space and thus "jump" the interdimensional void, moving from one world to another. In the ordinary world, it does not manifest itself in any way; in the Interworld, it was used by smugglers to summon void creatures. There is a rare type of planeswalkers whose main type of magic is void: it is much easier for them to master it, although any planeswalker can start developing it. Faragonda made the greatest contribution to the development of void magic.

Planeswalkers are beings capable of moving between worlds using the Organ of Interdimensional Travel (OIT). Originally from the Archean dimension, Planeswalkers spread throughout the multiverse thanks to the First Ones. On average, Planeswalkers comprise 0.4% of all sentient beings in existence.[1] Their distribution is limited not to just worlds, but to entire realities. In other universes, they are not particularly distinct, but, for example, in the JDH's home reality, OITs are called "Flashes" rather than "Sparks," although the basic name remains. The first Planeswalkers received their Sparks millions of years ago from a powerful being dwelling in the space between worlds. However, in modern times, a Spark cannot be acquired; it can only be born with one. The chance of being born with an OIT depends on lineage and species. For example, among the Redbuds, this chance is extremely high, approximately 1/2. Not everyone loves and favors planeswalkers, and some even openly hate and despise them. Due to the significant superiority in power and the variability of their Spark's appearance, not all planeswalkers use it for good. As a result, various realities gradually developed various concepts for prisons designed specifically for planeswalkers. One of these was Vidomnia, where planeswalkers were drained of their Spark, turning them into helpless dusks. Another prison from the JDH reality was based on planeswalkers being captured and locked away on an isolated island, where they lived happily in ignorance for the rest of their days. Both prisons were eventually destroyed by Lololoshka, but it is unknown how many more such prisons exist in the multiverse. John and Lololoshka are planeswalkers. Planeswalkers are intelligent beings capable of walking through worlds using a special organ called the WMD. OMP is an organ of interspatial transition, if you decipher it. Also, world walkers can live significantly longer than humans.

“Greetings, appreciative audience, this is JDH! And yes, I wear glasses under my mask! [...] The decryption is complete! John Davey Harris. So, you can just call me John. Or just Davey... Harris, however, you shouldn't call me that, it's impolite to address someone by their last name.”

One of the few characters we know of who has studied planeswalkers and how the Spark works. He was able to destroy the Departure in his reality, which, according to him, was practically impossible. The Watcher himself confirmed this. Supposedly likes chocolate chip cookies. He loves to pet and scratch elephants behind the ears before going on air to calm down. According to him, in his reality it was he who came up with the word “eureka”. From the words spoken by John in episode 33 of Heart of the Universe, it can be assumed that he used drugs in the past.[9] Just like Lololoshka is the First, but the power in him is indirect, since he is not the “original” Lololoshka. JDH still has the Father's Spear spell, which he obtained from the Church archives, and which he can use to infect the skint. In the fourth episode of the season, "Point of No Return," Lololoshka saw John before him. This could have been dismissed as a hallucination on Lololoshka's part, but the John appearing was actually an individual personality who lived within Lololoshka's mind and helped him in difficult times. For if Lololoshka died, so would John, who lived within him. In the season finale, "The Heart of the Universe," while running through the void, due to Johnoloshka's fragmentation, caused by Lololoshka's lack of concentration, and presumably due to the Brownian motion of molecules, John's particles were transferred to Lololoshka, and Lololoshka's particles were transferred to John. The same explanation can be applied to the uncontrollable change in the behavior of Lololoshka and John.

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.[7] 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 him, convey the sword to the hero. Lololoshka's personal file from Lucky Charms University contains JDH's details. Numerous structures and buildings on mainland Hanforth are named after him, making him a recognizable and well-known figure in the world of the Ultimate Reality. JDH is the founder of the JDPhones, JDCars, CJD, CJ, JDBank services, and the Robert Boebert brand.[8] He contributed to the creation of automata and founded the largest automata development company, JCompany. He led the "Universal Vacation" project, which aimed to create a Vidomnia analogue from Lololoshka's reality. He also has automatons of his own making, which he carefully concealed from Jodie Arist. Among them are three automatons with a special pattern, created in case JDH was trapped on the island with the other planeswalkers: these automatons are Dylan (the brain), Jenna (the key), and Simon Solus.

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. 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.

Thanks to contact and communication with Lololoshka, he gradually began to change for the better and become more sympathetic to living beings, but essentially he didn't change much. He was more patient than Lololoshka.

JDH's appearance is practically identical to Lololoshka's. Instead of the usual hoodie and pants, he wears a white business suit with rolled-up sleeves, and his scarf and glasses are orange instead of blue. He wears gray boots and cuffed trousers. His body is an exact replica of Lololoshka's, with the exception of different fingerprints. He has a strong and likely slender build and is tall (around 190 cm). His scarf resembles a bandana. He has thick black eyebrows and fair skin.