Nairobi (Agatha)

Berlin and Nairobi are similar in that they both possess leadership skills. Their personalities are like two blazing fires together. But they handle situations differently: Nairobi is emotional and can quickly become angered if something doesn't go according to plan, while Berlin, on the contrary, remains calm and, after futilely pondering everything, makes the most advantageous decision. Such people shouldn't get along, right? But they began a romance even before the heists began, when they began preparing. After the Professor gathered everyone, they all lived in the same house for five months and hatched the perfect heist plan. Nairobi is hot-tempered and wild, and Berlin is the only one who can handle her.

All robbers carry weapons, but they are not allowed to kill unless absolutely necessary. As the Professor said, "Our goal is money; if we hurt people, we'll make more enemies, and we don't need that." It's okay to wound, but not kill, and shooting is okay to scare. All robbers wear red jumpsuits and Salvador Dali masks to conceal their identities from the police. They only take them off among themselves.

The project was based on the idea of ​​a daring heist at the Madrid Mint. Money isn't just stored there, it's also printed, making the facility a literal gold mine. The criminals decided to seize the facility and settle in for 11 days, during which time they would manufacture and steal billions of euros.

The robbers had planned everything in advance: how they would get inside, how they would interact with the hostages, how they would deceive the police, and through what channels they would transport tons of banknotes out of the mint.

And finally, Nairobi, a counterfeiter with a deep voice and a rough laugh, whose criminal career began in childhood. Nairobi prints money.

Moscow, a former miner and now a burglar, projects his parental feelings onto the younger members of his team, especially his son, Denver, who, despite looking like a typical thug, still retains a kind heart and normal human values. Moscow and Denver are father and son.

Helsinki and Oslo are taciturn giants whose army experience has come in handy in their new profession as mercenaries. They are brothers.

Tokyo is a daring robber, accustomed to easy money and bloody shootouts. Rio is a young hacker whose personality combines computer genius and a nice guy who hasn't had time to grow up. Tokyo and Rio are dating.

Berlin, a seasoned thief with strong leadership qualities, became the Professor's right-hand man. Since the Professor commands everyone from outside the Royal Spanish Mint, Berlin is the leader after the Professor. Because he knows how to remain calm in a crisis, be cruel when the situation demands it, he's smart, observant, keeps an eye on everything, is strong, and is a good shot. His real name is Andrés, but almost no one knows that except the Professor.

The Professor, a genius of planning and organization, was able to plan the operation down to the last detail. This character, a hereditary criminal with no criminal record, remained invisible to the police. He appears shy and unprepared for life, but in reality, he's a know-it-all, versed in everything from negotiation tactics to explosives. The Professor himself had no intention of robbing the mint: he assembled a diverse group of criminals to carry out the plan. He housed the team under one roof for five months, but insisted that the participants avoid personal relationships and maintain anonymity, so they were given nicknames. These nicknames were the names of the capitals of various countries.