Sergey Razumovsky

Sergey Razumovsky is a tall, thin young man with long red hair, blue eyes, and dark eyebrows. Razumovsky is a billionaire and the founder of the social network Vmeste. He is prone to shock value and dandyism, which has made him popular with young people in the comic. He values freedom of speech and is involved in charity work. He is one of the richest people in St. Petersburg. His office features sculptures and a reproduction of Botticelli's painting "The Birth of Venus." He controls the hugely popular social network "Vmeste," which allows him to influence the masses and easily disseminate any information. Since childhood, Razumovsky has shown a keen interest in computers and has been fascinated by programming. After scoring the maximum number of points on his entrance exam to the Faculty of Computational Mathematics and Cybernetics at Moscow State University, Razumovsky moved to Moscow and settled in a dormitory. During his studies, he often argued with teachers who, in his words, "lagged behind the progressive world of information technology." While still a student, he won TopCoder Open, an annual individual professional programming tournament. Immediately after graduating from university, Razumovsky launched a test version of the Vmeste website, which he worked on at night in his spare time. Schoolchildren and students appreciated the new social network, and soon Vmeste became the most popular website in the country, second only to email services and search engines. Razumovsky often attended charity parties, leaving impressive sums of money there, and the whole city heard about his eccentric antics. Once, he even started throwing paper airplanes made from 500-euro bills out of his office window. Since childhood, he had felt like an outsider and wanted to change the world for the better. He is fond of classical art. He is egocentric, cheerful, likes to make sarcastic remarks, but at times he becomes completely apathetic. Sergey is in excellent physical shape.