【∷Aitor ー｜🫂｜】

A small, stocky yellow creature with short limbs. The head and body are not separated, but are one. Its eyes are of different sizes, the right one larger and the left one smaller. The pupils are gray, and its eyebrows are thick and black, usually raised. It increases slightly in size when it speaks. The only word it can say is its name. The reaction can be understood by the intonation. Understands the speech of other beings. Is a member of "Our" coalition. He annoys others, but he himself is quite kind.

She has white hair and wears a fox-shaped mask. The mask has red patterns and small, yellow, glowing eyes (this may be a mask effect, or it may be part of Rin's body). By episode 22, she already has a torso. She has several white tails with red tips. She wears a white kimono with a red collar. Below it is a red belt with gold trim. The sleeves have red trim and small gold and red details. She is kind, cheerful, sociable, and friendly. According to Chuck, she is constantly late, but she arrived first when Lololoshka greeted her.

He resembles an anthropomorphic rhinoceros in appearance. He wears a red caftan with gold trim at the ends, and a dark brown or black low-cut tank top underneath. He has arms and a torso, but still has Formicas instead of legs. He is understanding, calm, polite, and reasonable. He defends others and is ready to selflessly protect his friends.

He acts more mature than Rin and Anu. Much more sensible than Chuck. Judging by how well he knows the other Coalition members, he was the first or one of them to join. Moved to a new level with Lololoshka.

Reese is a blonde with red eyes. Her hair is long and pulled back into a ponytail. She wears glasses. Judging by the hand she received, she wears a light green outfit with black inner sleeves. She rides on Formics, similar to Lololoshka. Little is known about her personality. She is likely arrogant and self-important, like the other members of the League of Keen Minds.

A short fairy. Her hair is pink, styled high. Her eyes are large, with green pupils. On her head are antennae, like an insect's. On her back are two pairs of blue wings: the upper one is larger, the lower one is smaller. She wears a green dress with a pink collar and short sleeves, pink fading to dark blue. Her stockings are the same color as the sleeves. The dress widens at the bottom, turning into a skirt. A strap hangs from her shoulder. She has already acquired a full body. She knows of the existence of beings who do not pay eidos. She died when she started telling Yvette about injustice right in front of the Voice. Most likely, she was killed by him through carelessness. While attempting to teleport to Mireska's world, Yvette ended up in a white space. She's curious, friendly, and persistent, with a slight edge. She mimics and copies those she dislikes (especially the Voices). She enjoys intimidating others.

After gaining sentience, Lololoshka wanders the world, constantly asking what a mountain, a rock, a slug, and a flower are. When he asks why the flower doesn't talk and hears that flowers can't talk, he becomes sad. After all, he has no one to truly talk to. The Formics try to console him, but they don't talk either. Lololoshka solves a riddle, the answer to which is the word "head." Oko goes off to do some errands, and suddenly another person appears—a guy with only a head and arms. He says his name is Anu and is surprised that Lololoshka doesn't have a name. Lololoshka doesn't understand what a name is, and when Anu explains he simply made up his own, Lololoshka wants to take it too. But Anu says it's his name. Lololoshka is sad, not knowing what to call himself, and when Anu leaves, teleporting back to his world, he is left completely alone. Lololoshka calls Anu to come back, but it's too late.

The Observer congratulates Lololoshka on his ability to use almost the entire mechanism and, to reward his intelligence, wants to upgrade him to level one, but only once. After these words, a giant statue of an unknown block falls to the ground, right on the top of the mountain, and the Observer asks, "What happiness do you wish for today?" The choice was "Mind," "Body," or "Will" (one of three stats). Roma chose the first. After making his choice, the Observer says he needs to go about his business, after which the eye closes, leaving Lololoshka alone with himself and the Formics. At this point, the episode ends. Lololoshka has learned to open the circle, which turns out to be a clock. The upgrade mechanism begins to glitch, and after a while, the Eye appears. The Eye asks if Lololoshka was able to do anything. However, Lololoshka hasn't done anything, so the Eye suggests exploring the world in search of something useful. Lololoshka discovers that he now has access to grass and mushrooms, and Oko congratulates him on this, as Lololoshka begins to navigate the grass. The grass turns out to be a path-building game, where he must connect two Formics. When Lololoshka finishes the game, he begins to understand what a meeting is. Oko congratulates him on the eidos he's earned and explains them: "Eidos are what is necessary for the development of your world and for your own development." He also expresses how important they are to him.

Lololoshka then returns to the leveling mechanism, where the Observer offers him something, after which the Formics from his legs gather into a flower, but this causes Lololoshka to lose the ability to walk. The Observer says to think before acting, but summons additional Formics for help; only one Formic responds, pushing Lololoshka into the flower. The flower turns out to be a game with lamps, where the Observer summons additional Formics for his legs so Lololoshka can complete the game. After completing the game, the Observer once again congratulates Lololoshka, saying that in addition to Eidos, he received something else. Lololoshka rushes to the leveling mechanism, where he is introduced to the "Cognition" tab—a place where he can unlock new buildings and upgrades for his settlement. The season (possibly the entire arc) is a strategy game; in this season, the player must develop their settlement from Formics (the full name for "Formics"), and the main tab for this is "Cognition." The Observer congratulates Lololoshka on his ability to use almost the entire mechanism and, to reward his intelligence, wants to upgrade him to level one, but only once. After these words, a giant statue of an unknown block falls to the ground, right on the top of the mountain, and the Observer asks, "What happiness do you wish for today?" The choice was "Mind," "Body," or "Will" (one of three stats). Roma chose the first. After making his choice, the Observer says he needs to go about his business, after which the eye closes, leaving Lololoshka alone with himself and the Formics. At this point, the episode ends. Lololoshka has learned to open the circle, which turns out to be a clock. The upgrade mechanism begins to glitch, and after a while, the Eye appears. The Eye asks if Lololoshka was able to do anything. However, Lololoshka hasn't done anything, so the Eye suggests exploring the world in search of something useful. Lololoshka discovers that grass and mushrooms are now available to him, and Oko congratulates him on this.

The new game turned out to be a Pac-Man-like game, but with Lololoshka as the playable character. After completing two levels, the character receives 10 Eidos, after which they are sent to unlock the interface. Once unlocked, the interface presents three main sections: "Cognition," "World," and "Self." The "Self" tab displays three main stats: Body, Intelligence, and Will, as well as the emotions Lololoshka has experienced (their names appear in the center of the screen as the game progresses), which can have various connotations: both pleasant and negative. The character can reflect on these emotions, but this requires a character level. At this point, there were "Game" and "Pain." Lololoshka has now essentially become a "child," as he must now re-acquire stats he lacks. After unlocking, Lololoshka is saddened by the impossibility of unlocking everything at once, but the Observer consoles him, ordering the "formics" to cheer him up. During the fun, Lololoshka experiences a new feeling—joy—but remains saddened by the leveling mechanism. The Observer invites Lololoshka to explore the surroundings, where he learns about Eidos "blocks," new games (which, to Lololoshka's dismay, turn out to be closed), a versiform (according to the Observer, "a very useful thing"), and a teleportation rift. However, Lololoshka accidentally falls into a puddle of water and, unable to swim, drowns, putting himself in danger. The Observer scolds Lololoshka, but doesn't scold him. Lololoshka then encounters a mushroom, a spark, a ringing crystal, and "some kind of boulder" (according to Roma). The Observer says that "we must try to make it appear in all its glory." Soon, Lololoshka discovers a boot (the Observer regrets that Lololoshka has to see such a thing), then a key (the Observer wonders what it's for). Then Lololoshka returns to the pumping mechanism, where the Observer offers him something, after which the formics from his legs assemble into a flower, but this causes Lololoshka to lose the ability to walk.

Lololoshka evaporates and finds herself in a game. The game involves moving balls to a specific location. The Observer teaches the protagonist how to play, and afterward, he solemnly congratulates Lololoshka on earning her first Eidoses—a currency. He explains that Eidoses are very important and must be collected. He then orders the "formics" to show her something interesting: this turns out to be a leveling mechanism. When Lololoshka entered the interface, it was locked (it can be unlocked for 10 Eidoses), but the Observer urges Lololoshka not to worry and tells her what to do—here, Roma is forced to play another game, disguised as a stone. The new game turns out to be a Pac-Man-like game, but with Lololoshka as the playable character. After completing two levels, the character earns 10 Eidoses, after which they are sent to unlock the interface. Once unlocked, the interface presents three main sections: "Cognition," "World," and "Me." The "I" tab displays information about three main stats: Body, Intelligence, and Willpower, as well as any emotions Lololoshka has experienced (their names appear in the center of the screen as the game progresses), which can range from pleasant to negative. A character can reflect on these emotions, but this requires a character level. At this point, it was "Game" and "Pain." Lololoshka has now essentially become a "child," as he must re-acquire stats he lacks. After unlocking them, Lololoshka is saddened by the impossibility of unlocking everything at once, but the Observer consoles him by ordering the "formics" to cheer him up. During this joyful moment, Lololoshka discovers a new feeling—joy—but he remains saddened by the leveling mechanism. The Observer invites Lololoshka to explore the surroundings, where he becomes acquainted with Eidos "blocks", new games (which, to Lololoshka's dismay, turned out to be closed), a versiform (according to the Observer, "a very useful thing") and a teleportation rift.

At the end of the old story arc, Lololoshka restores the natural continuity of time and creates a single timeline, in which he is given an unknown place. The hero learns to re-master his emotions and feelings, but whether he can find his true essence remains a mystery. Versiform is the "base" matter from which everything in the Universe emerged. It takes on any final form and ceases to be versiform. The world itself has oddities that no one understands. The Principle itself is a being that appears, is met by the "Voice," and is allowed to develop its world. There is not much information available. Lololoshka has no abilities: he cannot walk, jump, or even speak on his own—he can only express desires through emotions. Lololoshka's head ends up in an artificial world where lightning rarely strikes and where a certain Watcher in the sky watches closely (possibly a reference to the Eye of Sauron). A minute later, the Observer awakens and asks Lololoshka about some "formics," introducing him to some "formics" and telling him he's safe. The Observer, at Lololoshka's request, grants him his first legs made of formics, and the first thing Lololoshka does is approach a certain flower, which is the first game.

Kind, polite, and trusting, but annoying. She forces others to love her hurdy-gurdy playing and tries to come up with names for those who don't have them. Abilities: Organ-grinder skills; Teleportation (like all leveled-up creatures). Interesting facts: Her hurdy-gurdy may be a separate entity, given that personifications flicker in the Organ-grinder's words; Lololoshka received some eidos after listening to the hurdy-gurdy. According to the Voice, she frightens many people with her behavior. She has a mission that she devised herself: to impress everyone with her music. The Organ-grinder's hair is made of cotton candy. She has blue eyes and pink hair. She wears a small blue hat. She has a colorful outfit with white and pink striped sleeves, a light blue top, and a dark pink bottom. She also wears a short pink skirt and pink and light blue stockings of different lengths. A musician who considers it her duty to bring happiness to as many beings as possible with the "captivating sounds of the barrel organ" and to achieve harmony through music.

A pretty, fair-skinned girl with medium-length, sea-green hair styled sleekly on her head. She has gray horns protruding from beneath her hairline on the sides of her forehead, their tips pointing upward at a slight angle. She also has short horns where her ears should be (or perhaps not). She wears a white, short-sleeved dress, cinched with a belt at the waist. Her leg is covered in blue fur, ending in a hoof.

It has a torso, arms, and one leg. The other leg has been replaced by Formic, which has taken the form of a leg. Kind, friendly, and sociable, yet distrustful of everyone and suspecting the Voice of secret dealings no one knows about. She maintained a fairly relaxed relationship with Lololoshka. He isolates himself in his own world, since not all creatures have their souls wide open; Travels through the worlds in search of friends, and only at night - when the Voice is not watching; Calls the Voice the Overseer. I once corresponded with "the most beautiful creature in the Universe." After witnessing Mireski's death, she suffered serious psychological trauma.

Appears kind, understanding, and compassionate. Sometimes treats Lololoshka like a child. A creature similar to a television or screen. It has a technological appearance and is gray in color. The screen itself is light blue, with an eye in the center with a blue iris and a blue pupil. Above the screen is something like an eyebrow, which can change position depending on emotions. It has purple and blue glowing elements that form patterns. On the sides are piston-like protrusions with a blue center. It is Lololoshka's guide in the new world. It helps him with his adaptation without a body. It is the leader of all Formics. It is possibly the only living being (except for Formics) in the worlds of various beings consisting of one head (for example, Anu); Its nature is unknown, but it is possible that the Voice is a time paradox or an artificial object; It considers itself simply a voice and allows itself to be called by any name; It often scolded Wahub for its behavior. Abilities: Summoning the Formics; Constant surveillance; High knowledge of the world; Ability to summon creatures for trials; Breaking the fourth wall; Stop time; "Elimination" of creatures. Decreasing the level of creatures. The Voice places great emphasis on the independence of beings, and therefore tries not to interfere in their lives. It can only offer advice and guidance, but the choice and responsibility for it always rests with the being. It can sometimes help small ones, but only a few times. Interrupted Aitor when he was trying to talk about quickly reaching new levels. Causes fear in Wahub and Reynald by reminding him of his warnings and punishments. The Voice does not have complete power over beings in the Universe and only obeys the “wise men”. He mentioned that not all places in the Universe are accessible to his vision. The voice doesn't set the price per level or influence the discount that can be given for lack of Eidos. He mentioned in a conversation with Moti that he's not responsible for this. Can read messages in creature towers. Capable of limiting creatures and their ability to control.

They feel no pain. They can combine into a Formix, a more powerful version that serves as a worker. They possess immense strength. They cannot be crushed (they can crawl out from under an object that has fallen on them). One of the Formix is ​​located on a high mountain, where stone figures of various shapes fall onto the corresponding mountain. Abilities: Teleportation; Taking any form; Nearly complete immortality. Formix appear as small, furry purple spiders with tentacles and large eyes. Formix are the Voice's small helpers, who assisted Lololoshka in moving and understanding the world, as well as others.

A humanoid creature with large ears and blue hair pulled back into a bun, falling over its face. It has two small arms extending from its head. It wears a light white shirt with short sleeves. Like Lololoshka, it moves using its paws, which are actually Formics. Kind, polite, and insecure, sometimes absent-minded and forgetful. Cowardly, but trying to become braver. Irresponsible, he manages the settlement poorly. Anu probably began his development earlier than Lololoshka: Besides the head, it also has small arms; I came up with a name for myself by choosing combinations of different sounds; He has a slightly more developed way of thinking, although he communicates uncertainly. Stutters when he is afraid or worried Quite fragile: even a simple slap hurts him[2] Anu was named after the sky god and the central god of the ancient Sumerian pantheon.[3] If he is very embarrassed, he often cannot bear it and runs away into his own world. He loves to wander through the worlds, forgetting about his settlement. Like Lololoshka, he was attacked by the Beastman.

A boy with black hair and green eyes. His hair has green streaks. He wears a black sweater, a green T-shirt, jeans, and black boots. He has already acquired a full body. He is optimistic, friendly, and polite. He reproaches himself and apologizes to others over trivial matters. He was Lololoshka's first friend. When he met Lololoshka, he was level 60; by now, he is already level 61. His world already has at least 12 zones (biomes). There have also been no slimes in his world yet. His world is similar to Lololoshka's. Everyone Aitor tried to befriend didn't want to be friends with him. Lololoshka is the only one with whom Aitor talked and became a true friend. Trusts only Lololoshka and the Voice. He has an extremely negative attitude towards the Coalitions and is angry at Lololoshka for joining Nasha. Judging by his behavior when Lololoshka told Aitor that he had not broken off relations with Our Coalition, Aitor is a bit possessive and perhaps has a morbid attachment. There are times when Aitor can forget things, like who Chuck is. He might be suffering from amnesia. He prefers not to communicate with people, for example, he ignored Yvette, not wanting to contact her.