Count Von Count

When the Count goes to bed, he always wears orange pajamas with images of little bats, and he also wears black slippers with bat wings (but he can't fly on them).

At the same time, the Count likes to count various objects, including bats, sheep, and even healthy habits and letters.

Teaching children to count. His favorite line is, "Greetings! I'm the Count. They call me the Count because I like to count... things." The Count loves counting so much that he often counts everything, regardless of size or quantity, much to the annoyance of the other characters. Otherwise, he's usually portrayed as friendly and cheerful. As soon as he reaches the required number, a thunderstorm begins (even indoors or on a sunny day), and he laughs with his signature, staccato, "Ah-ah!" laugh.

Aristocratic. Count von Count's formal attire includes a white shirt, a black vest, and a dark green satin cape with a high collar. pale purple skin; black widow's bun hairstyle; formal suit with a cloak; A monocle and fangs (though they are not used threateningly). He has pale pink skin, bat ears, a red tongue, and sharp fangs. He is approximately 189 cm tall.

Despite his gothic appearance, Count Znak is a kind, charming, and emotional character. He becomes sad when he has nothing to count, and is genuinely indignant when he's confused (a classic trigger is the mention of a creaking door).

a joyful cry and a thunderous clap of thunder after the counting is completed, which creates a sense of magical, almost magical action around ordinary numbers.

He lives in a gloomy but cozy castle, which in the show is associated with the Belvedere Castle in New York's Central Park. His faithful companions are bats with Russian names (Grisha, Misha, Sasha and Tatyana), whom he calls his “children” and constantly counts. Unlike traditional vampires, the Count is not afraid of sunlight and is reflected in mirrors.

34,969 because it is a "square root thing" (the square of 187).