Metal Surnames🤟

Di
Heavy finds him unpleasant; he's mentioned Dee as a "girl" a couple of times and dismisses his musical tastes as "pop." Heavy admitted he wishes he were the "big brother" because he calls the shots while his parents are away.

Despite this, he doesn't turn him over to his parents because he often runs away at night. He would even stand up for him if Di started getting beaten.

At the end of the guitar episode, Heavy told the others that Dee plays guitar better than him. He also wants to become stronger so he can protect himself and Dee from bullies. This shows that Heavy still loves his brother and means him no harm.

Heavy said in "Heavy Answers Questions," "And D's like, he's taking advantage of the fact that he's weaker, so I can't hit him." Given this, it can be concluded that Heavy is perhaps physically stronger than his older brother. However, in "Dee Answers Questions," Dee responded that Heavy is only stronger than him in that he stinks more. This suggests that Heavy simply made up his own story about being stronger than D, as when Heavy tried to demonstrate his physical superiority, D simply gave in.

Mathematics teacher
The teacher dislikes Heavy's appearance and behavior. In the episode "Dad to School," she cut off a chunk of his hair to give him an "invitation" to school. Heavy also dislikes her particularly and draws pictures of her in class in retaliation. Most of them are harmless.

Kudryash
Kudryash is the only famous member of Heavy's class. And judging by his Instagram and a mention in the "Quest" episode, Kudryash and Heavy are friends.

bodice
They seem to be friends, judging by the fact that she was the only one who came to his birthday party.

Glam
Little interaction is shown between them, but Heavy is shown to love and respect his father. In a Q&A, he says he thinks his father is cool and wants to be like him. However, when Heavy remembers that his dad is for the Alliance while he is for the Horde, he says he's changed his mind and doesn't want to be like Glam.

Heavy says he doesn't enjoy spending time with his father as much as with his mother, as he spends most of his time with Glam doing homework or cleaning, meaning he doesn't spend much time with him. Heavy is afraid to show Glam his bad grades in his school report card; he says his father will do his homework for a week as punishment.

Victoria
Little interaction is shown between her and Heavy, but it is revealed that Heavy loves and respects his mother just as much as he does his father. It could even be said that the boy is a little afraid of her, knowing Vika's fiery nature. Heavy and Vika have much in common, as they also share somewhat similar personalities and appearances.

Heavy says he has more fun with his mom than with his dad, implying that he actually has fun with her, while with Glam he's usually more involved in more serious matters. For example, Heavy helped Vicky change her oil, which turned out to be a very dangerous experience, and after that, he won't do anything like that again.

Heavy also hints that, unlike his dad, he's not as afraid of showing his mom his bad grades in his school report card. He says that although Vicky scolds him for it, he clearly doesn't care at all, unlike Glam, who will be doing his homework with him for a week as punishment.

Heavy was born on March 25th (according to episode 4 of season 2), two years after Dee. He was named after the genre of metal, "heavy metal." According to Vicki, Heavy, unlike his older brother, was a very capricious child who was very difficult to manage due to his temperament. One of the childhood photos mentioned in the animated "music video" shows a young Heavy clinging to a leather jacket in the closet. This suggests that even at an immature age, he was interested in the same things as his father and wanted to look just like him.

Ches gave Heavy his old childhood jacket when he was already a teenager. This detail is specifically mentioned in the episode "Daytime Beavers." Because of this, early on, after the release of Episode 8 of Season 1, fans began speculating that Heavy was actually Ches's son and Dee his half-brother.

Like Di, Glam sang a lullaby about hell to little Heavy, who was still in kindergarten. The boy and Di attended the same kindergarten. When Di sang a lullaby about hell in kindergarten, his parents transferred him to another kindergarten. They also transferred Heavy, so they could spend more time together and wouldn't have to pick each one up separately.

Heavy is impressionable, very cheerful, friendly, good-natured, and outgoing. He loves his parents and gets along with everyone close to him, but he often clashes with his older brother, Dee, whom he loves to tease. Overall, Heavy behaves like a typical child, except for the occasional swear word when provoked.

Heavy is the complete opposite of his brother and father. From his mother, Heavy inherited such qualities as frivolity, energy, emotionality, and straightforwardness. Heavy also has a habit of sometimes asking unnecessary questions that can irritate others, as seen when Dee wanted to invite Leaf to the movies, but he nearly ruined his brother's so-called "dates" by asking how Leaf would go to the movies with "them" if there were only two tickets. However, Heavy differs from Vicky in his indecisiveness and frequent clumsiness, which often gets him into all sorts of trouble.

Unlike Di, Heavy is more open and sociable. Despite his straightforwardness, he's not prone to confrontation and tries to be more polite with others. He's especially empathetic, loves cats, and actively feeds them despite his allergies. Besides cats, Heavy even manages to feed a vicious dog behind the fence: he's not afraid of danger; he even wants to get along with it.

Heavy isn't particularly smart, and his performance in school and behavior are different, unlike his brother's. He particularly dislikes homework and studying in general. He plans to become a gaming streamer in the future instead of pursuing further education or working a regular job.

Like his parents and Dee, Heavy loves rock music. Unlike Dee, Heavy has a talent for playing instruments, as demonstrated in the episode "You Play Guitar," when he picked up a guitar for the first time and showed quite a bit of skill, even though he didn't expect it.

Heavy is a teenage boy who stands 145 cm tall and weighs 50 kg.[1] Unlike D, he bears a striking resemblance to his mother, with whom he shares traits such as red hair with side-swept bangs, green eyes, a downturned nose, and sharp fangs.

Heavy usually dresses in blue and turquoise jeans and a black T-shirt. His footwear of choice is simple white and red sneakers. He also wears wristbands as accessories.

In the episode "The Gift", Heavy received two rings piercings near his eyebrows, which he will wear from the following episodes in which he will participate.

As mentioned in the episode "Father to School" and in the "Questions and Answers" column, Heavy tries to wash his hair as little as possible, as he believes it makes him look more rugged. With washed hair, he describes himself as a "loser." He himself says that D once photographed him with washed hair; if fans wanted, he would show himself with a clean head of hair, which he later did on his Instagram, where his washed hair is lighter, reddish, and wavy.

In the "Animation Music Video" and two episodes: "Father to School" and "Protector," Heavy wore the same T-shirt, but with a red "ShaknoT" inscription on the chest and a white sign.

However, Bug was mentioned in the first clip of the animated series, where one might assume he and Victoria were more than friends. This was obvious even to the naked eye: the way he tried to kiss her, to which she responded with refusal, and which ultimately led to her giving him a good slap (to put it more clearly).

Anna
Anna and Victoria have been friends for about 16 years.

Victoria met Anna when she was having problems with her motorcycle, and Victoria helped her as best she could. After that, they became friends.

Much isn't said about Anna and Victoria's relationship either, but theirs is friendly, though clearly not the warmest. Anna treats Vika's family worse than she treats Victoria herself, yet she still helped Heavy find his mother. Victoria, for her part, doesn't like Anna having "extra money" that she's willing to spend. In the episode involving the fake competition with Bug, Victoria isn't happy that Anna bet money on her and had to split the winnings with her. Anna knows Victoria well, having predicted that she'd be angry if she called her husband a blonde.

Anna and Vicky often argue about which brands of motorcycles are better.

Ches
Vicky is fine with Chas, but thinks he's strange.

Victoria and Glam have very different personalities, but this doesn't stop them from being genuinely happy with each other, as they both accept each other for who they are. Victoria always supports her husband during difficult times and can't stand it when someone tries to belittle him. For example, when Anna called Glam a blonde, Victoria became extremely angry and was ready to start a fight for such remarks towards her husband. Sometimes she doesn't realize that Glam deliberately exaggerates her actions to praise her, giving her compliments that embarrass Vicky, which actually makes her very happy. She respects Glam and can sometimes be a little rude to him, but it's unlikely she would ever truly want to offend him.

Vicky doesn't care that Glam is physically weaker than her.

Heavy
Victoria has a noticeably warmer relationship with Heavy than with Di. This is likely because Heavy is much more open and more like his mother, making it easier to find common ground with him. Victoria loves her son very much; she can sometimes yell at him or scold him, but she always stands by his side no matter what. While she's not the most responsible mother, she speaks to her son very honestly, sincerely, and understandingly.

Di
Victoria and Dee have a good relationship, but it's still less warm than her relationship with Heavy. Because Dee is a reserved, quiet boy, he rarely confides in his mother, especially since their personalities are very different, as he takes more after his father than his mother. Still, Victoria loves her son, as he loves her; she listens to him and takes him seriously enough that after his words in one episode, where she was asked to put out her cigarette on the street, Vicky stopped, briefly but still.

Bug
Much remains unknown about Bug and Victoria's relationship, but it is known that they likely know each other through similar activities and have known each other for a long time. Victoria trusts Bug and isn't averse to throwing some big-time escapades with him. In one episode, they stage a fake competition together, ending with a split of the money.

Victoria's life before the events of the main series is largely unknown. Since childhood, she was more attracted to stereotypically masculine things than to things typically associated with girls. For example, she was much more interested in motorcycles than dolls. Another theory is that Victoria was born and spent her childhood in an intellectual family, or that one of her parents had a similar personality. This assumption stems from her feminine gait, which is unlike that of someone growing up in a normal family. Drawings of a young Vika suggest that Vika was an outcast as a child because other girls were either afraid of or disgusted by her rude and clumsy nature. This may not have pleased her parents, as Vika says she doesn't have relationships with them. In one of the drawings, Vicky appears with a boy, presumably her brother. Victoria described her childhood as "normal" and seems very reluctant to discuss it. Victoria may never have finished school, as she stated that she barely attended it. It is known that she met Bug and Anna before meeting Glam, and was already a biker. Victoria met Anna when she was having problems with her motorcycle, and Victoria did everything she could to help. When she first met Glam, she didn't even notice him. She stopped near the cafe where he was eating lunch and dropped her keys in the drain. She became angry, but eventually started her motorcycle differently and rode away, not noticing Glam running toward her. In subsequent encounters, when the boy tried to give her something and constantly got in her way, Victoria rudely rejected him, not appreciating his attempts to win his attention. As a result of Glam's actions, they had an accident and were admitted to the same hospital room: Victoria with broken legs, and Glam with broken arms and legs. There, he finally gave her the keys she'd dropped down the drain, surprising her, and afterward, they began talking. She's now married to Glam.

She's quite tall (177 cm), a strong and powerful woman who often displays her strength in the series. She has fairly long hair, usually braided, and green eyes. She doesn't prefer wearing dresses; in the series, she's often shown wearing a simple T-shirt and jeans, though she can also wear biker-style clothing.

Character
Victoria is a hot-tempered, stubborn, impatient woman who is easily angered. She is rude, unafraid, and often uses obscene language, although she prefers not to swear in public places or in public. If necessary, she is not afraid to use physical force.

However, she prefers to be more polite with people she doesn't know well or in public places and can feel awkward if she offends someone, as happened when she mistook Glam for his sister Lydia and made fun of her. She's argumentative and can even start arguments in public, as happened when the whole family was heading to an escape room and Victoria scolded her children for using rude language.

She's not particularly friendly, so it's unlikely you'll be able to establish a conversation with her the first time. She's very simple-minded, and compared to Glam, she's quite clueless; it's unlikely she'll figure out whether she's been deceived or not. Strict and stubborn, but still a loving, caring mother and wife. She hates to see her loved ones in a bad mood and always tries to cheer them up, which is clearly evident when Vicky worries about Glam after he throws box 37 in the trash.

Honest and sincere, she doesn't lie to her family and tells everything as she thinks, not wanting to hide the truth from others. Brave and courageous, she's likely willing to sacrifice a lot for her family. In the escape room episode, thinking that if the escape room attendant enters, they'll lose, she jumps out of the room with her son through the wall, unafraid of hurting herself.

Vicky is a biker who is knowledgeable and passionate about what is considered a stereotypically male activity.

Since Glam's character was so thoroughly developed in the series, it's safe to say he and his son have a warm relationship. This is evident in the episode where Glam teaches Dee the guitar. Glam snaps at his son, which greatly upsets him, but it's unclear whether Glam realizes this. However, he generally maintains a reserved demeanor with his son and shows no signs of overt resentment, as Glam's father did. The episodes "Quest" and "Imagine: Titanic" demonstrated that father and son can work as a team and overcome challenges quite successfully.
Doesn't see himself reflected in Di.
Heavy
Glam and Heavy likely have a less warm relationship than Heavy and Victoria, but Glam still loves his son and is always willing to respond and help him. It's shown that Glam intentionally took revenge on Heavy's teachers for cutting his hair, and felt no guilt about it, only wanting to support his son. As Heavy explained in his Q&A, if you bother Glam with bad grades, he can share his son's homework for a week, indicating his clear interest in his children's academic performance. Chas and Glam have known each other since childhood, and their friendship hasn't weakened over the years they've spent together. Initially, Glam (then Sebastian) immediately disliked Chas for his bad manners, untidiness, and for winning first place, even though he believed he didn't deserve it. Although Sebastian disliked him, Ches remained calm, measured, and never responded rudely. They became especially close when Sebastian listened to Twisted Sister on a record Sebastian gave him. For his friend, Ches even stole several things from their music school so Sebastian could learn to play. At first, Sebastian still disliked his friend's manners, but he eventually overlooked this and came to trust him completely. Ches and Glam remained very close as adults. In the poker episode, it's shown that Glam can't predict Chas's moves.

From childhood, Gustav abused Sebastian both physically and emotionally. Sebastian's main goal was to gain his father's respect, and to achieve this, he sought to place first in the conservatory entrance exam.[3] Despite this, he hated his father for his actions and tolerated his tyranny in every way, sometimes to the point of a nervous breakdown.[3] Although after he began studying music with Ches, he seemed to become indifferent to his father's antics.[4]

Gustav disapproved of everything Sebastian did except for music. He disliked it most when he repeatedly brought "all sorts of junk" into the house. The final straw that led to their separation was when Gustav discovered Sebastian's secret hiding place, which contained a carefully hidden model of the city, as well as his diary. His father confronted him with the choice "Either family or junk," to which he responded by calling himself "Glam" and leaving their estate.

According to Glam himself, he never saw his father after that night, and that he eventually forgave him.[1] Despite this, memories of him evoked conflicting feelings in him.[5] Glam had been in love with Victoria since their very first meeting.

As a good husband, he hates it when his wife is insulted, and he supports her even in situations where she could potentially hurt him. The radically different personalities of Glam and Victoria could have caused conflict, but Glam's calm and patient nature helps maintain stability in their family situation. He doesn't want to hurt his wife's self-esteem; Glam rarely points out Victoria's mistakes; sometimes he plays along, presenting his own achievements in such a way that Victoria feels she achieved them herself, as exemplified by the episode about the escape room.

Glam currently lives in a country house with his wife and two sons. He works as a guitar teacher. Glam still keeps in touch with Ches, but it's unclear whether he maintains any contact with Lordi or Bob. He had no contact with his biological family until the death of his father, Gustav, when he reunited with his sister and remained polite despite her verbal abuse and threats of a lawsuit if he inherited the yacht. He is very involved in his family's life, cooking for them, taking them on adventures like the escape room, and keeping an eye on his sons' activities without invading their privacy.

Afterward, the band gains renewed popularity, so much so that they're invited on the radio for interviews, and Lordi becomes the band's new leader. As a parting gift, Bob gives Glam the keys to the band's car, a panther that apparently only Chas can own, and a condom, expressing concern that Glam will contract an STD from Chas due to his drug addiction.

Glam surprisingly calmly informs Chas of their departure from the band, and it is revealed that Glam still has his violin, despite Chas thinking he sold it. Glam met a biker named Victoria while he was sitting in a cafe. Victoria accidentally dropped her keys down a manhole. Glam ran out of the cafe to help her, but Victoria jump-started her bike and drove off. Glam tried to track her down, drawing pictures of her and asking people about her, until he stumbled upon a biker gang, where he found her with Bug, which made Glam jealous, but he still tried to talk to her. Bug quickly grabbed him and threw him toward the trash cans. Vicky and Bug laughed at Glam, but then Bug tried to kiss Vicky without her consent, resulting in him being beaten up by her, much to Glam's dismay. Glam followed her everywhere, going so far as to break a traffic light and steal a parachute to get to her, resulting in the two of them crashing and ending up in the same hospital room, giving Glam the chance to give her what he wanted all along: her lost keys, much to Victoria's shock.

Over time, Vicky learned more about Glam, and they eventually began dating. The couple then married and had a son, named Dee after Glam's favorite musician, Dee Snider. Two years later, they had another son, whom they named Heavy, after their favorite musical genre, Heavy Metal.

The band managed to gain some popularity in certain circles. The guys toured cities performing concerts and opened for more popular bands.

The bandmates get along well, sharing banter and jokes. Glam seems a little more distant, spending his time writing in a new diary chronicling his life with the band. His odd behavior leads Lordi to speculate that Glam might be homosexual, as he rejects the advances of female fans.

The band's growing popularity is evident when their manager announces they've been chosen to open for Twisted Sister, Glam's idols. The manager asks Glam to talk to Chas about his drug addiction. Chas later relapses, but then comes to his senses and gets clean, buying Glam piercings and piercing his ears. While Glam's ears are being pierced, the sounds are heard outside their hotel room by Lordi and Bob, who believe they're hearing sexual intercourse. This confirms Lordi's belief that Glam is gay, convincing Bob. Everything falls apart when Chas leaves during their rehearsal to answer a phone call and doesn't return, forcing Glam to go and find him drunk in an alley. Glam initially believes Chas has relapsed again. Glam reacts angrily, yelling at Ches and insulting him, before Ches tells him he's there because his mother died suddenly. Glam is still displeased, but he picks it up and claims the other band members will understand if they tell them. However, Ches wants to keep it a secret, as he's sure they'll just laugh at him.

When the other band members arrive, Glam informs them that Chas has a reason for his current condition, but he can't share it with them, and Chas is subsequently replaced by Leo. After Glam refuses to leave Chas, the manager says he's considered this possibility and replaces him with a very similar guitarist.

Glam metal music forever divides Sebastian's life into "before" and "after." It awakened Sebastian's teenage rebellion, prompting him to seek out Chas at the conservatory. The two quickly became friends, and Chas became Sebastian's primary connection to the outside world, helping him discover his love for metal and his innate guitar skills. Subsequently, Sebastian earned the nickname "Glam," after the genre of music he had come to love. Soon, Chas introduced Glam to Lordi and Bob, and together they formed the band "CheZaUrodyNaScene." Glam began living a complete double life, playing guitar at night and enduring his father's abuse and sleep deprivation with his trademark smile during the day. The band was soon to have its first performance, which was in the afternoon, so he bribed Lydia and together they told his father that he would have a special rehearsal at the conservatory, which Gustav believed.

During his first public appearance, Gustav manages to discover the secret stash in Sebastian's room. After reading the diary, discarding the city model in Box 37, and hitting Lydia for lying, he begins to wait for his son. Gustav demanded that Glam choose a family and return home so he could then take him to Dr. Hans so his son could be "fixed" or choose "junk." Glam chose "junk," leaving his family behind and walking away from his home toward Ches's house, despite his father's insulting shouts at him. It is unknown what Glam did after this, but it is assumed he moved in with Ches and spent his youth with him. At some point, he met Lydia, who gave him his things and tried to persuade Glam to return, saying that her father had changed. But upon seeing that Lydia had the same ruler scars as him, he realized she had lied. She began to ask him to come back because she was afraid to run away, not wanting to lose her wealth, but Glam left.

He maintains a relatively neutral expression until he's alone and can express his pain and journal about his desire for revenge on his abuser. Sebastian created a secret hiding place in his room, carefully concealed, in which he hid his diary and a model of the city, fashioned from objects he found on the street and around the house. One day, on his way to the conservatory entrance exam, he met Ches, an ordinary, unkempt young man who was also taking the exam. Sebastian finishes second in the exam and is indignant at anyone who could have beaten him. This person turns out to be his new acquaintance, and Sebastian asks his sister not to tell their father about the incident, but she refuses and quickly informs Gustav of her son's failure. After the exam, the two young men meet again; the loser refuses to talk to him, but after listening to Ches's motivation for entering the conservatory, the two become closer. Near Sebastian's house, Ches plays him a Bach record, claiming he's never heard music like it. Sebastian's father greets him at home, scolding him for coming in second on the entrance exam. Sebastian tries to justify himself by citing Lydia's previous third-place finish, which only angers Gustav even more. After his punishment, Sebastian goes to his room and has a nervous breakdown. After calming down, he decides to listen to the record Ches gave him, but instead of the Bach he was expecting, it turns out to contain Twisted Sister's album "Stay Hungry," specifically the song "We're Not Gonna Take It."

Sebastian was born sometime in the late 1960s or early 1970s to a wealthy, religious, but unhappy family of musicians. His father, Gustav, was both emotionally and physically abusive, often hitting his wrist with a ruler until it bled, and going further whenever he made the slightest mistake, leaving Sebastian with lifelong scars on his hand. He was not allowed to attend anything other than the conservatory, where he studied violin, to have any hobbies or interests outside of the violin, classical music, and art, or to speak with anyone of whom his father disapproved. Sebastian was disliked by his family's butler, Rohd, who frequently insulted him and treated him rudely. Sebastian's sister, Lydia, was close to him, but as she grew older, she became equally strict with her brother and paid little attention to him; She confided in her father about her brother's mistakes, who was lenient with her because she was a girl and had won numerous awards, which led to her developing a rather nasty personality. Mary, his mother, tried to protect Sebastian, but she never succeeded. Mary may have also been a victim of Gustav's abuse and may have been strict with her son, but much less so than her husband. As revealed in the comic, Sebastian was constantly medicated to keep him obedient.

His family tree is renowned for its distinguished and distinguished musicians, leading Glam's father to focus on teaching his children classical instruments with the expectation that Sebastian would continue the family legacy. Episodes 9 and 10 take place in the mid-1980s. Sebastian is in his late teens and has become fully accustomed to his father's physical and psychological abuse, including beatings for his less-than-perfect violin playing and constant comparisons to his older sister, Lydia.

Glam is a very optimistic, intelligent, and educated man who, despite his traumatic childhood, tries to be as polite as possible to everyone. However, he is very straightforward, usually speaking very honestly and bluntly, without intending to offend anyone with his words. He is usually quite calm and is difficult to anger. When he does lose his temper, he quickly regains his composure, as seen when Glam teaches Dee to play the guitar. He is goal-oriented and mentally strong: he had the persistence to get closer to Vicky and the courage to break up with his father. He is also cunning and is unlikely to undertake anything risky without planning ahead. In poker, he loses to Chas due to his inability to predict his friend's erratic actions.

He is extremely strict with himself. He prefers healthy eating and plans his diet a week in advance. Time is also precious to him: using an alarm clock, he sets strictly limited intervals, after which he stops doing current tasks. Glam's strictness also manifests itself in his concern for his family. He limits Victoria's consumption of bacon due to its health risks. Heavy noted that it's best not to anger his father with bad grades, otherwise he'll spend a week doing homework with him. One of Glam's strict rules is a ban on keeping any animals in the house, even fish. He attributes this to the unpleasant odor emitted, in his opinion, by a kitten and fish.

Glam has broad interests in science and art, which he has pursued since childhood. His main passion is music. After the disbandment of the band "What's the Freak on the Stage," he began tutoring and, judging by the awards his students have received, has achieved considerable success. In addition to playing the guitar, Glam plays the bass guitar, violin, and keyboards. His interest in art is also evident in his ability to draw, particularly portraits, which he used, for example, during his search for Victoria to help her return her keys. Glam also created herbariums of plants.

Appearance
Glam is a man with a slender build. He has soft, blond hair, which he sometimes wears in a ponytail. His eyes are rounded with blue irises, often covered with dark mascara. His ears are pierced in three places. His wardrobe is varied.

In his younger years, Sebastian was a neat-looking man. His hair was always slicked back, like his father's. He wore a suit of fine fabric, consisting of a white shirt, tailcoat, bow tie, trousers, and black shoes.

Dee is Glam and Vicky's first child, born shortly after their wedding. He was named after Twisted Sister frontman Dee (Daniel) Snider. According to his mother, he was a very quiet and calm child as a child, implying that he was easier to keep an eye on than Heavy. In the Q&A section, Chas recounts how, when he witnessed Heavy's birth, he had a look in his eye "like he wanted to strangle him." Glam
As the only members of the family with high intelligence, Dee and Glam work well together and get along well as a team. Thanks to their knowledge, they are able to get out of most situations with little difficulty and still emerge unharmed.[4][5] Dee is known to have more fun with her father than with her mother,[6] as they often compete in mentally demanding activities. Occasionally, misunderstandings arise between father and son. Dee is well aware that Glam "has his moments of anger"[1], but she doesn't hold it against him.[2]

Victoria
Despite her mother's rude behavior, Dee is quite loyal to her. In the episode "Stasik Versus," Dee deletes footage of Victoria beating the experiment organizers from the video camera footage, thereby protecting both her and herself from the police. Dee also easily predicts her actions. For example, she dodges her fists when she swings them during her testimony in the same episode. In the episode "Secrets of My Own," Dee doesn't get into conflict with Victoria. She might tease her, which she takes offense to.

Heavy
He doesn't always get along with Heavy and finds him annoying. However, when Heavy was being beaten, he was willing to offer his services to Gopher for free in exchange for leaving Heavy alone, which shows he still cares for him. As children, Dee and Heavy often played live-action role-playing games. Dee grew out of it, but Heavy still enjoys playing with him. However, their last such game was in the "Quest" episode. Heavy's ability to easily learn to play the guitar greatly shocked Dee. Ches is Dee's uncle.

Dee is portrayed as a withdrawn and rather silent boy, making him seem insensitive and emotionless. According to the creators, the male circle at school considers Dee an unsociable character, and none of the boys dare engage in open dialogue with him.

In the episode "Poker," it was mentioned that D has a knack for reading people, as demonstrated during his competition with his father. However, it turns out he's quite capable of emotion. His main reluctance is to show his weaknesses and failures. Sometimes, when asked about his weaknesses, he immediately gives in to emotion, and sometimes even displays aggression, which is primarily a defense mechanism. D is rude even when unprovoked. He especially dislikes it when his well-laid plans are abruptly interrupted, ruining them.

Dee has a well-developed logical mind, always striving to improve his intellect and seeking to develop in multiple areas. His knowledge of history, literature, chemistry, physics, psychology, and even computer science is noteworthy. He easily answers questions at school, excels in his studies, and is already making a stable living by collecting money from his classmates for help with his studies. He is also an atheist and doesn't particularly believe in the supernatural.[1]

In the episode "Poker," it was mentioned that Dee was able to hack his father's security system for various websites, and in the episode "Leaf," it was revealed that Dee has access to the school's security cameras. In the "Questions and Answers" segment, Dee was able to glitch Heavy's camera with a single click. This suggests that Dee has skills in surveillance and hacking.

He loves to joke with sarcasm, and his favorite humor is decidedly dark. Dee isn't afraid to offend people with his humor, making obvious digs.

Like his parents and Heavy, Dee enjoys listening to rock music. However, Dee also has trouble with musical instruments, as mentioned in the episode "Do You Play Guitar?" when he couldn't learn to play the guitar. Dee is willing to do anything for his loved ones.

Appearance
Dee is a thin teenage boy, standing 160 cm tall. He bears a striking resemblance to his father, sharing an oval face, blue eyes, and a slender build. From his mother, Dee inherited his snub nose and freckles. His hair, tied in a low ponytail, is curly, with a thin strand of hair occasionally sticking out. Like Glam, Dee typically wears dark brown eyeshadow and black nail polish. He has piercings at the corners of his ears (two rings on his right ear and one ring on his left). Dee typically dresses in a black T-shirt and denim blue-turquoise leggings, with a light-colored jacket over the T-shirt, with the sleeves rolled up to three-quarter length. A crimson belt with a gold buckle is woven into Dee's jeans. For footwear, Dee prefers high-top black boots with two metal plates on either side of the top edge. He accessorizes with a choker and wristbands. Di is also known for his exceptional beauty, capable of captivating any woman.

Dee, Glam, Vicky, Heavy