CFMOT, or INMT

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That's the name of the world of objects where they reside. There's a legend about Sushibog—that he created this world. Armature's satellite, Shuropovert, is here, essentially an animated version of the Moon.

Eraser is presented as a typical black-and-white, angular eraser. Its body tapers from bottom to top. Eraser is presented as a peace-loving and reasonable individual. She doesn't consider any of the other objects to be her enemies, and she readily communicates with Knife and is friends with him.

Chargery is shaped like a white charger with a subtle dark yellow tint, also with rounded brass horns at the ends and a short tail (the cord for connecting to the charger) attached to the side. The tail is detachable. Chargery is rather uncommunicative, speaking mainly to Soka and occasionally to other Objects, but reluctantly. They are almost inseparable, and she cares little for anyone except Soka. Chargery doesn't tolerate anyone interfering with their relationship and is always ready to stand up for her friend. However, even Chargery can't always explain some of Soka's actions, as Soka is uncommunicative even with her.

Soka is depicted as a beige, gray, and white sock with a dark green bow on her head. Despite being a sock, Soka has a very long body with a narrow transition to a very large head with a long nose, which doesn't quite resemble a sock, but rather a sock puppet. Soka was originally designed to be quiet. She always keeps to herself, never says anything, and tries to avoid drawing attention to herself. She only talks to Chargery.

Zamazych is presented as a light-colored bottle of correction fluid, which has a hexagonal cap with a brush for applying correction fluid to paper. Zamazych originally contained a small amount of correction fluid, which he can empty at any time. Zamazych is a kind and simple-minded object, attracted to anything related to office supplies (newspapers, crossword puzzles, etc.). Object can truly be called a kind person; he advocates for justice and is reluctant to get involved in conflicts. He is calm and balanced, as well as friendly and welcoming. However, if someone offends his friend Styorka, Zamazych is ready to protect her at any cost.

The cup is presented as a white, round porcelain cup with a gray handle, gray bottom, and gray oak leaf patterns. While generally portrayed as quiet, the cup can be quite touchy and uncooperative. Until recently, it was known for its reserved and serene nature, almost never raising its voice.

Nansensu is represented as a spinning black mass of tangled lines, the density of which increases towards the "center" of the object. Its arms extend from the bottom of its body, like legs. Nansensu is a detached, emotionless, and "indifferent" individual. Nansensu can fly and possesses great strength, making it the highest object.

Kurasan is depicted as a very rounded croissant with boiled condensed milk inside. He is quite short in stature. Kurasan is an unusually rude, mean, and ill-mannered individual. His life consists of a series of conflicts and skirmishes with other objects. Before the INMT, Kurasan and Knife had a falling out, hating each other.

Bryalok is presented as a burgundy cat-head keychain. A thin thread protrudes from the top, attached to a semicircular aluminum carabiner. Bryalok has a very unstable, explosive personality. She suffers from anger issues, which sometimes manifests in unexpected outbursts of rage that can be directed at any object. She may appear calm and peaceful while minding her own business, but can lose her temper if disturbed. Bryalok is brash, judgmental, and callous. Bryalok is Butylych's girlfriend.

Butylych is depicted as a tall, cylindrical glass bottle with a very short neck and a dark gray rubber stopper. Normally, it is filled with yigroysh—a unique drink stylized as outer space with stars; however, the liquid inside can change. Butylych is a very modest and shy object. He is depicted as a kind, outspoken, and timid quiet person. His voice is soft, smooth, and calm. He never raises his voice at anyone and only shouts when he is afraid. He is quite nervous, timid, and afraid of heights. His actions are often awkward and cautious. He is very vulnerable and sensitive, and he sincerely cares for others, especially his best friend, Bryalka. His formal task is to restrain her angry outbursts and help her in every possible way with the implementation of her plans, but sometimes he himself falls under the hot hand of the angry pendant.

The Light Bulb is presented as a transparent, slightly blue-tinted incandescent lamp with a disproportionately elongated glass bulb, which clearly divides its body into a distinctive head and torso. The Light Bulb has a very positive and open personality. She tends to idealize reality and view the world through rose-colored glasses, constantly instilling positivity in other subjects, which they sometimes perceive as inappropriate naivety. She is never rude to anyone and does not react to the dismissive attitude of other subjects, such as Kurasan, and therefore does not have conflicts with anyone. She is Knife's friend.

Picture is represented by a yellow picture frame containing a white sheet of paper with a portrait of Dmitry Brekotkin. He wears a long-brimmed bowler hat, as he looks "empty" without it. Picture has a friendly and courteous personality, never snaps at anyone, and has a fairly positive image. Although he's not particularly sociable and is mostly friends with Klevi, he has no trouble striking up a conversation with anyone. He's always ready to support his friends, doesn't hold a grudge for long, and quickly lets go of grudges.

Klevi is represented by a small ball of brown thread. The end of the ball hangs from his body and becomes a tail. It's worth noting that Klevi is the smallest and shortest of the Objects. He has no arms. Klevi is a taciturn, easily offended, and rather manipulative Object. He is strongly attached to Picture, towards whom he can be extremely jealous and suspicious. He becomes indignant when his best friend shows more attention to someone else than him, and is not ashamed to tell Picture so directly.

Spshika is presented as a conical spray bottle, blue-violet in color. It is transparent, containing no liquid. Spshika's personality is rough and rebellious. She is not particularly bright and, despite her inherent cheerfulness, enjoys throwing punches with or without provocation, which leads her to get into various troubles. Spshika is very emotional, has a penchant for hooliganism, various pranks, and practical jokes. Having previously lived in the City of Objects, Spshika did not find common ground with its inhabitants: she responded to any jokes directed at her with disproportionate cruelty, injuring (or even killing) her offenders, although she claimed to take everything as a joke. For some time, she had no friends at all.

The Knife is a kitchen knife of an unusual reddish hue with a burgundy, angular handle, tapering toward the blade. The Knife's blade is proportionally incorrect for a normal knife, extending from both sides of the handle and being too large and flattened. Knife is rather withdrawn, pessimistic, and uninviting. He is known for his ill will and rudeness, prone to irritating others and sometimes calling them names, and can occasionally be insolent towards his subjects, for which he often gets what he deserves. If Knife gets what he deserves multiple times, or if he is beaten without cause, he becomes sad. He is a friend of Light Bulb.

Yoshka, also known as Eshka, is Igor Kratkiy's assistant and the show's temporary host. Yoshka is shaped like two letters of the Russian alphabet—the sixth (E) and the seventh (Ё) (since the letter E does not exist in this universe's alphabet). His eyes are large, with star-shaped highlights, and his pupils are dots with light highlights. The eyeliner is also slightly thickened at the sides, giving the appearance of eyeliner or mascara. Yoshka's body is lilac, with two slanted lines of blush on his cheeks. His legs and arms are thick, a lighter shade than his torso. The superscript "two dots" hovers separately from his body and can change position relative to his torso depending on his emotional state. Yoshka is a very kind, positive, sweet, and sympathetic character. Yoshka, unlike Kratkiy, cares about the participants, as can be seen from his actions: he asks the subjects what they want to eat first; when someone is hurt or frightened because of him, he immediately apologizes. Yoshka has some knowledge of psychology.

I Short is represented by the 11th letter of the Russian alphabet (Y, I short). He has salmon-colored skin, thick arms and legs, which are lighter in color, and oval eyes with thin, black, rectangular pupils. He also has a dark maroon, tactile blush in the form of two straight mustaches. A superscript sign, called a "beret," hovers above his head. I Short has a very strange personality. This can be discerned from his behavior: staring into space, pretentious facial expressions, gestures, etc. He can sometimes mock subjects if they complain or make hurtful comments about him. He is very vindictive and easily angered. He is ruthless towards most subjects and always achieves his desired goal. He was the one who came up with the entire show "The Million Thousand Challenge," and apparently not for good intentions.

Symbolars are powerful beings represented as letters of the Russian alphabet. During the INMT, there are two Symbolars who lead the INMT: Yoshka, who occasionally appears and serves as I. Kratkiy's assistant, and I. Kratkiy himself.

INMT stands for Million Thousand Challenge. It involves Objects (animated objects) and Symbols (animated letters of the Russian alphabet). All Objects, such as Knife, Styorka, Lampchka, Picture, Chargery, Soka, Chashechka, Bottleych, Bryalok, and Klevi, participate in INMT to win a million thousand of something. Regardless, everyone is excited.