Felix

Appearance: he is not tall and is an almost sassy low clone. The wormhole has yellow hair and orange eyes. He usually wears a yellow sweater with a smiley face on it. Felix also has yellow pants, a shirt under the sweater, and blue boots.

Romeo: Another clone and friend of Felix. They were bound by close comradeship. Yet by the end of the Worm Volume Felix seems to have become more critical of Romeo. Kuromaku: Another clone. Felix often received support from him, such as advice on running the country and techniques. Dante: Another clone. Felix sees his idol in him and tries to emulate him and become as strong as him. Franz: Felician with whom the ruler is particularly close. Felix seems to consider Franz his friend, even cares about his health and apologizes for the electrocution. Philipon: A Felician protesting the regime of Felix. Although the ruler tried to find a common language with him, the vulgar behavior of the editor-in-chief forced him to break out again. Imaginary Felix: An interlocutor made up by Felix who puts him at ease. Pick: So does the clone. While Felix treats him extremely negatively, Pick sees potential in him. In the series, Felix seems to be tuned in friendly towards Peak. Gabrielle: Another clone. Felix is ​​attuned to Gabriel positively in both the comic and the series. Umbrella: Same clone. Are friends (both in the comic and in the series). Varu: Clone. Felix is ​​negative about Vara because of his character. Varu likes to piggyback on Felix just like the others. They often fight in the series. Emma: Spades lady. According to Fyodor best friends, despite the fact that the ladies did not appear in either the comic or the series. Helen: Worm lady. Have a good relationship.

Character:

A boisterous and restless clone, living with the thought of universal good and happiness. At the same time, often so energetic that his power surges into aggression that is difficult to control. A generous, good-natured optimist. Felix is ​​very vulnerable. He doesn't always think about the consequences, which often leads to him not having the best outcome.[3]

Evil Felix Felix is ​​convinced that he can make everyone cheerful and happy, however, he doesn't always consider other people's opinion. He easily lashes out when he encounters an opposing opinion or when someone tries to provoke him. In a sense, goodness and positivity are opposed to insane malice. He desperately tries to find advantages in any situation and disappointment rarely comes out of him.

From the moment Felix became king of Felicia, his character began to change, for the economy of his country often plunged him into depression, though he still tries to find a justification for it all and hope for the love of its inhabitants. Gradually he becomes more cruel and frivolous. Felix turns into a mad dictator obsessed with the idea of ​​universal happiness. Besides, if earlier his mood swings only followed the pattern of "calm - rage", then at the end of the Worm's volume, visiting Verona with Franz, he drastically changes confusion and anxiety to joy and contempt for Romeo. Also, Felix begins to exhibit sadism, enjoying himself while Franz receives a near-fatal electrocution, much to his fault.

Another manifestation of a clone's mental illness is imaginary interlocutors. In FyodorX9, Felix speaks aloud in public to an imaginary angel who comforts him. In the fifth chapter, Felix brings little Felix to himself in a monologue. Interestingly, the clone didn't hesitate to talk to the imaginary angel in public. This, and what he told Filipon about the true nature of the clones and Fyodor, shows that although public approval is important to Felix in general, he is not afraid of being considered sick in the head.