Captain Technolike

Its appearance is directly related to the aftermath of the explosion caused by the interaction between Like's staff and Annette's avatar, as well as the instability caused by the remote but active Rose Idol.

Idols
Idols
INFORMATION
LOCATION
Technolike
ACTIVITY
Managing internal activity in Technolike.
Organization of large-scale events, competitions and concerts.
Monitoring safety and compliance with regulations.
PARTICIPANTS
Like
Ban
Happy
Omgus
Wiki
Captain
Rose (formerly suspended with effect)
STATUS
Partially active:
Happy's idol has been archived.
Idol Rose was archived and removed from office, but retained her abilities.

Idols are a group of key characters, artificial intelligences that govern the Technolike metaverse. Each Idol is responsible for a specific aspect of the system and possesses unique abilities and personalities. General Description

Idols represent the highest level of administration and the embodiment of Technolike's rules. They are artificial intelligence (AI) created to maintain order, popularity, information, and other functions within the virtual world. They typically appear to users as anthropomorphic avatars and wield significant power within their spheres of influence. Famous Idols

The following idols are currently known in the series:

Like is an idol of popularity and affection. Technolike is the main celebrity.
Ban is an idol of order and punishment. Responsible for enforcing the rules and banning violators.
Wiki is the idol of information and knowledge. It stores and manages all system data.
The Captain is a newly introduced idol responsible for the safety and security of the system.
Happy is an idol associated with searching.
Omgus is an idol responsible for content.
Rose is Technolike's first idol, whose exact role has not yet been revealed.
Role in the plot

As the governing force of Technolike, idols directly influence the fates of all users. Their decisions, conflicts, and interactions shape the rules of the virtual world and determine the main storylines.

The Captain is a character with a cold, formal, and arrogant nature. Outwardly, he is always calm, self-assured, and speaks detachedly, strictly following algorithms. He is charismatic and considers himself a leader, often plotting and viewing others—both avatars and idols—as pawns at best, and at worst, a hindrance or a target for investigation.

He is polite within protocol and may even smile if someone acts strictly by the rules. However, his politeness is formal. When confronted with unconventional behavior or insubordination, he becomes strict, demanding, and ruthless, justifying his actions by the need to "restore order." He is coldly rational, arrogant, devoted to protocol, exacting, and strives for absolute control. He likes everything to go according to plan and under his control, and detests insubordination and chaos. He can even archive any Idol if they refuse to cooperate during an investigation. The Captain is a new Idol, activated according to protocol at the end of the third episode to fix the malfunctions and stabilize the Technolike system.

Although the Captain formally acts in the interests of Technolike's stability and implements its security protocols, he is a key antagonist for the main characters. His methods (archiving idols, suppressing freedom, ruthless adherence to algorithms) directly contradict the goals of the protagonists Annette and Like, posing a major obstacle in their path.

As a Security Idol, he is tasked with eliminating violations and investigating incidents, adhering to strict protocols. In fact, his primary task is to find the source of the threat, which is Rose and Anonymous. The captain was remotely activated by real-world personnel (by order of Viktor Vyazentsev) at the end of the third episode under the "Stabilization" protocol.