13 cards

Peak: Test of Strength Peak: He'll view the child as an inevitable natural disaster. However, five-year-olds are often drawn to such stern characters. Peak might teach the child to build a "real military headquarters" out of pillows or sternly say, "Don't whine, you're a future leader." The child will perceive Peak as a large and formidable protector. Waru: Danger Zone. Waru might teach a child bad language or show them how to plant a thumbtack on Kuromaku's chair. But there's a chance the child will be more cunning, and Waru will become the victim of a prank (like having glue poured into his shoes). In that case, Waru will develop a certain respect for the little troublemaker.

Diamonds: Sandbox and Zen Dante: The only one who will remain completely calm when a child decides to draw on the wallpaper. He'll simply say, "Walls are the canvas of life," and maybe even add a few hieroglyphs himself. The child will be at ease with him: Dante doesn't yell or forbid, he simply exists nearby, like a big, cozy mountain. Gabriel: Will become a five-year-old's best friend because they both ask the same questions. Child: - Why is the sky blue? Gabriel: Why should it be blue? If it's green, is that just how we see it? What is the sky? As a result, the two of them can look at the caterpillar for half an hour, discussing whether it has a passport.

Clubs: Regime and Security Kuromaku: She'll put protective pads on all sharp corners and create a minute-by-minute chart of motor development. She'll read the child encyclopedias (abridged versions for children) instead of fairy tales at night. If the child asks, "Where do babies come from?" Kuromaku will start drawing a diagram of biological processes, which will completely confuse them. Umbrella: He'll follow the little one around like a little tail, yelling, "Careful, don't fall!" and "Don't put that in your mouth!" A five-year-old will quickly realize that Umbrella can be controlled, and the poor jack will find himself playing the role of "horse" or "patient" in a game of hospital, where he'll be given imaginary injections.

Hearts: Feast of Disobedience Romeo: He'll turn the nursery into a catwalk. He'll be thrilled to dress the child up as princes or princesses. He'll likely shower the child with sweets and toys, completely forgetting about discipline. If the child throws a tantrum in the store, Romeo will simply buy them the entire building, just to make the "beautiful child smile again." Felix: It'll be a never-ending cycle. They'll jump on trampolines together, draw posters about kindness, and feed stray cats. Felix is ​​the perfect entertainer, but he can try so hard to amuse a child that they'll simply run out of steam and fall asleep right there.

Peak: Authority and Provocation Peak: He will become a stern but respected mentor for a teenager. Peak values ​​independence. He won't coddle them, but will rather teach them to stand up for themselves, fix a bike, or stand up for themselves. A 12-year-old will find Peak "cool," and the child will likely try to emulate his taciturnity. Varu: It'll be either war or a gang. Varu will troll the kid, hide their phone, or come up with offensive nicknames. But if the kid turns out to be just as sharp-tongued, they'll become the best partners in pranking the other clones. Varu will teach the teenager "not to be a weakling," though his methods will be questionable.

Clubs: Tutors and Psychologists Kuromaku: He'll check your progress right away. For him, 12 is a time to prepare for serious exams. He'll schedule extra math and logic lessons for your child. Talking to him will feel like visiting the head teacher, but Kuromaku is the only one who can clearly explain any school topic. Umbrella: Will become the one the child trusts with all their secrets. Umbrella won't judge or pressure. They'll quietly listen to stories about school dramas, share their worries, and offer tea and cookies. In this pairing, the child can often feel more mature and confident than Umbrella himself.

Hearts: Friends or "ancestors"? Romeo: He'll try to be the "cool guy." He'll offer style advice, teach the child how to flirt, and likely give the child overpriced perfume or trendy clothes. If the child is a girl, Romeo will shower her with compliments; if the child is a boy, he'll teach her the "art of seduction," which will likely leave the teenager terribly embarrassed. Felix: He'll become the main entertainer. "Let's make a TikTok about kindness! Let's volunteer! Let's hug!" His enthusiasm can quickly wear out a 12-year-old. If the child displays teenage cynicism, Felix will become genuinely upset and start lecturing about how "being sad is bad."

Diamonds: Philosophers on Chill Dante: The perfect companion for a teenager who wants to "sit on their phone and be left alone." Dante will simply sit next to them. If a child asks something about life, Dante will give them a quote they can think about for three days. He doesn't demand judgment or discipline, so a 12-year-old will feel completely comfortable with him. Gabriel: They'll be on the same wavelength of "misunderstanding this world." Gabriel will ask strange questions that will make a 12-year-old look at ordinary things in a new way. They can spend hours discussing conspiracy theories or playing video games, asking each other pointless but fun questions.

♠️ Peak: Harshness and Trolling Peak: He'll stand in the corner with his arms crossed and pretend he doesn't care. But in reality, he'll be the most vigilant guard. If one of the other clones starts acting up, Peak will bark, "Quiet, he's sleeping!" He loathes weakness, but the infant's vulnerability fills him with a strange sense of duty to protect. Varu: The worst babysitter in history. He'll try to slip a lemon to a baby to film it, or paint a diaper green. However, if the child suddenly grabs Varu's finger or makes fun of his glasses, Varu might suddenly "thaw" (though he'll never admit it).

Diamonds: Zen and Questions Dante: He'll likely just sit next to you in the lotus position. If the baby cries, Dante will say something like, "A baby's tears are the dew at the dawn of life." He won't fuss, and, oddly enough, his calm energy might just make the baby fall asleep peacefully next to him. Gabriel: He'll sit and stare at the baby. "Why is he so small? Was I like this? Why doesn't he have teeth? Is he an alien?" As a result, the baby and Gabriel can spend half a day just staring at each other, trying to understand each other.

♣️ Clubs: Instructions and Panic Kuromaku: A baby is a project for him. He'll study 40 volumes on pediatrics, create a feeding schedule down to the second, and measure the formula temperature with 100% accuracy. But if the baby does something wrong (like burping on his tie), Kuromaku might freeze due to a logical error. Umbrella: This will be the most gentle, but also the most frightened, "nanny." He'll check to see if the baby is breathing every five minutes. Umbrella is the only one who will cry with the baby if they get hurt, but his quiet voice and gentleness will likely soothe the baby the most.

❤️ Hearts: Excess of Love Romeo: He'll treat a baby like a little accessory. He'll buy a ton of useless but pretty lace bonnets and try to take the perfect selfie. If the baby cries, Romeo will panic and hand it over to someone else because "it ruins the loving atmosphere." Felix: He'll surround the baby with hyperactive care. He'll sing lullabies so loudly and joyfully that the baby will hardly fall asleep. Felix sincerely believes that a baby is "pure goodness," but he can become upset to the point of tears if the baby refuses to eat his healthy porridge.

Peak (King) Appearance: Purple hair styled into horns, cat-like pupils, and a stern gaze. Wears a leather jacket and chunky boots. Personality: A natural leader, tough, unsociable, and goal-oriented. Pieck hates confinement and strives for freedom at any cost. He despises weakness and often clashes with Kuromaku for dominance. Varu (Jack) Appearance: Green curly hair and the obligatory green spiral glasses he never takes off. He wears a green hoodie. Personality: A troll, manipulator, and master trickster. Varu loves to bully others (especially Umbrella), pull pranks, and wreak havoc. His arrogance often masks a fear of being weak or unwanted.

Dante (King) Appearance: Red hair, often tousled, thick eyebrows. Dressed in an oriental style (robe or tunic). Usually depicted with closed or narrowed eyes. Personality: Philosopher and sage. He speaks exclusively in quotations and aphorisms. Dante values ​​peace and contemplation; he rarely engages in arguments, preferring to remain above the fuss. He possesses immense strength, but prefers laziness. Gabriel (Jack) Appearance: Brown hair, pointed elven ears. Dressed in simple brown and beige clothing. Personality: The Question Clone. Gabriel lives in his own world, constantly asking questions: "Who am I?", "Why?", "Where?" He seems a bit silly, but in reality, his logic simply works differently, beyond human comprehension.

Kuromaku (King) Appearance: Gray hair, stern glasses, always dressed in a business suit and tie. Serious, almost emotionless face. Personality: A rationalist to the core. Relies solely on graphs, statistics, and logic. He loves the phrase "100%." ​​He's a leader and strategist, but his coldness often prevents him from understanding the feelings of others. Umbrella (Jack) Appearance: Long turquoise hair, often covering part of her face. Wears a cozy blue sweater and scarf. Her eyes are often moist. Personality: The most melancholic and anxious clone. Umbrella fears conflict, noise, and responsibility. He is kind and empathetic, but extremely insecure, making him the target of ridicule (especially from Waru).

Romeo (King) Appearance: Pink, voluminous hair, often curled. Wears a prince-like outfit: a pink tunic, white leggings, and a cape. Her eyes are often depicted as hearts. Personality: A hopeless romantic and egocentric. Amorous, gallant, but sometimes superficial. His main weakness is the pursuit of pleasure and the attention of women, which makes him less than responsible as a ruler (Verona). Felix (Jack) Appearance: Blonde hair, bright yellow eyes, and a perpetual wide smile. Dressed in a yellow suit, often emblazoned with a sun or smiley face. Personality: A hyperactive champion of goodness. His motto is "Do good!" but his methods often border on the insane. Felix is ​​bipolar: he can be the sweetest creature, but he flies into a rage when he sees "evil" or injustice.