Scarecrow

Lechuch is his evil double, whom he once saw in a delirious dream during the battle for the cherry tree. He looks like a scarecrow, but with yellow eyes and a green hat instead of orange. Ever since he had the dream, he still occasionally dreams of him. It's a strange detail.

The world inhabited by the scarecrow is a surreal, cartoonish universe that exists by its own absurd laws. Here, reality resembles a living child's drawing: objects come to life, space changes shape effortlessly, and logic is governed by emotion and humor. The surrounding world is bright, soft as plasticine, and constantly "plays" with the protagonist. Landscapes can suddenly transform into puzzles, musical instruments, strange mechanisms, or comedic traps. Time and space are unstable: scenes change abruptly, like pages in a crazy picture book. This world is filled with strange creatures—from absurd monsters to living objects that can be both enemies and random helpers. All of them behave theatrically, grotesquely, and often act to spite the protagonist simply for the sake of humor. The main treasure of this world is the cherry, a coveted and almost mythical object around which the events revolve. For her sake, the world can mock, provoke, and test, turning every adventure into comedic chaos. Overall, the world of Scarecrow is an absurd, noisy, and vibrant space, free of cruelty, but where the hero's patience, stubbornness, and emotions are constantly tested, and every failure feels more humorous than dangerous.

Kekel has a pink body, four legs, and a tail. His body is covered in hair. He has pupil-less eyes. He is nimble, cheerful, restless, and cunning. He himself is an indeterminate creature: either a hedgehog or a mouse, due to his long tail.

Chuchel is a small, furry black creature of indeterminate origin. Its body resembles a ball of tousled fur with thin, slightly awkward arms and legs. It sports a distinctive orange cap on its head, resembling a mushroom cap elongated upwards, like a gnome's. Its eyes are large, round, and expressive, usually wide open—they perfectly convey emotions, from delight to panic. Its mouth is simple but very mobile, allowing Chuchel to constantly make comical and exaggerated grimaces. Its movements are abrupt, jerky, and deliberately cartoonish, making it appear even more comical and alive. Chuchel is the embodiment of chaos, emotion, and childish stubbornness. It is extremely impulsive, hot-tempered, and unable to hide its feelings: if it is happy, it jumps; if it is angry, it stomps and screams. At the same time, he is surprisingly persistent and ready to go through any absurd and dangerous situations for the sake of his goal (especially if it is a cherry). Despite his selfishness and capriciousness, Chuchel isn't evil—he's rather naive and very emotional. He often gets into trouble because of his own character, but that's precisely what makes him charming and memorable. His friendship with Kekel is fraught with conflict, but deep down he's deeply attached to him.