Jodah Avi

🤝 Connection with characters

Bastian's relationship system is a network of several key connections, each of which reveals different facets of his personality.

1. Lololoshka (mentor and student).
   This is the central connection in the plot. Bastian becomes Lololoshka's mentor in magic. Their acquaintance begins with a request to adopt the talking parrots Carter and Roger. Bastian imparts to his apprentice the Archmage's Scroll of Knowledge, which allows Lololoshka to "achieve high results very quickly." He also teaches him fire magic. Their relationship is built on trust: Lololoshka brings him news of Lucius, and Bastian, in turn, shares his plans for saving the Tree. When Lololoshka falls ill, Bastian "became very afraid for him and began searching for any goods that could bring him back to his senses."

2. Argus (best friend and support).
   Argus is the only one who believed in Bastian's innocence after the tragedy with Lawrence. Their friendship is one of the strongest in the Order. Fan interpretations even suggest that Bastian was in love with Argus for 55 years, but knew it was not reciprocated. This isn't confirmed in canon, but it emphasizes the depth of his affection. They often work together: brewing potions and discussing Order matters.

3. Jodah Avi (leader, disappointment and successor).
   At first, Bastian is a loyal member of the Order founded by Jodah. He reports to Jodah about Lucius and, together with him, plans to save the Tree. However, when the truth about Jodah's manipulations is revealed, Bastian suffers deep disillusionment. It is he who develops the device to transfer Lucius's power into the Tree, unaware that this is part of Jodah's plan. In the final battle, Jodah, appreciating his fortitude, hands over control of the Order to Bastian. Bastian then dies, becoming the head of the Order—not out of ambition, but by the will of someone he once respected.

4. Lucius (distrust and forced cooperation).
   The relationship is complicated. Lucius, having met Bastian, "realized he had put his hopes in vain," but still treats him "as a friend." Basti

📜 Origin

Bastian's story is the story of a man whose life was shattered in one day, and who built a new one not out of revenge, but out of the need to survive.
• Homeland. Bastian hails from a small village in Dalivarik. Almost nothing is known about his family or childhood; it can be assumed that he was an ordinary man who chose the path of magic consciously, rather than by inheritance.
• The key tragedy. One day, he went hiking with his friend, Lawrence Guy White. On the way back, they were attacked by bandits. Lawrence was killed, but Bastian was left alive, with evidence of his guilt perfectly forged. It was no ogre. A setup.
• Exile and Reclusion. The entire village believed Bastian to be the killer. He was forced to become a hermit and hide from punishment. His home atop a snowy mountain was not a whim, but a refuge. It was then that he began collecting animals: first as a way to fill the silence, and then as the only creatures he could trust unconditionally.
• His only ally. Only one person believed in his innocence—Argus. It was Argus who helped Bastian and became his close friend, later telling him about the Order of the Great Tree and leading him there. Joining the Order became a way for Bastian to return to humanity without returning to the world that had rejected him.

👘 Clothes

Bastian's attire is more than just clothing; it's a visual representation of his status and specialization. Every detail serves to convey the image of a practicing, traditionalist mage, eschewing ostentatious luxury.
• Base layer. A white shirt—simple, unadorned, like a craftsman's or scholar's. It symbolizes his "purity" as a mage, untainted by the dark arts (unlike Jodah).
• Outerwear. A black, ankle-length cape with purple trim on the short sleeves. Black is the color of mystery and night, and the purple trim echoes the color of his eyes and magic. The length of the cape suggests it is not intended for active physical activity—this is clothing for office work and rituals.
• Pants and shoes. Purple pants and gray shoes. Purple is the dominant accent in his image, emphasizing him as a "purple mage."
• Headwear. A pointed hat tied with a purple ribbon. This is a classic attribute of a wizard, which Bastian wears not for show, but as part of his professional identity. The hat protects him from the sun and bad weather during his long walks in the mountains, and the ribbon is the only "decoration" he allows himself.

👁️ Appearance

Bastian looks exactly like a hermit magician from a fairy tale should look, and this impression is completely consistent with his lifestyle.
• Age and Build. An elderly man, whose exact age varies in different sources: 137 years are mentioned as the years he lived, and his magical experience is 40 years. He is short, thin, with the posture of a man accustomed to sitting for long periods over books and potions.
• Hair and beard. Gray hair and a long gray beard are the main visual markers of his age and wisdom. The beard is not neatly trimmed, but rather "natural," emphasizing his reclusive lifestyle.
• Eyes. Violet. This is an unusual color for a human, and it immediately makes Bastian stand out from the crowd, hinting at his magical nature and, perhaps, a connection with higher powers (violet is the color of magic in the setting).
• Face. Wrinkled, with a good-natured, yet slightly tired expression. In fan fiction and fan interpretations, he is often described as a man whose face has "seen a lot," and this fatigue is not so much physical as emotional.

🧠 Character

Bastian's core personality is good nature, coupled with chronic self-sacrifice. He comes across as a gentle, eccentric old man who spends more time with animals than with people, but beneath the surface lies a man accustomed to bearing responsibility for others to the point of exhaustion.

Main features:
• Kindness as a defense mechanism. Bastian is genuinely attached to his pets and is willing to help anyone in need. However, this kindness largely compensates for his profound loneliness: he created a spell that grants animals voice precisely because he "wasn't satisfied with just having animals to fill the void in his soul."
• A tendency toward self-destruction through overzeal. He "often overestimates his own strength and falls over himself" for the sake of others. This isn't ostentatious heroism, but an ingrained habit: Bastian once brought himself to a serious illness while trying to combine research, aiding the Order, and the search for Jodah.
• Wary and reserved. Despite his outward openness, Bastian is not welcoming to strangers. His house is equipped with a special alarm system that responds to intruders. This is a direct consequence of his past: after being falsely accused of murder, he learned to distrust those who come uninvited.
• Skepticism, but not cynicism. In the Enneagram system, his type is defined as 6w7 ("Loyalist") - a person who seeks security, relies on past experiences (auxiliary Si), and lives in memories. At the same time, he maintains curiosity and a keen interest in magic and inventions.
• Resilience in the face of betrayal. When the truth about Jodah's manipulations came to light, it was Bastian who "was the only one who didn't lose hope that they could change the situation." He didn't break down or become embittered, but continued to search for a solution.

Here is part 1/5 of Lololoshka's description:

Part 1/5

Introduction: Who is Lololoshka?
Lololoshka (also Lololowka or Lololoshka) is the main character in all seasons of the popular Russian YouTube blogger MrLololoshka (Roman Filchenkov). He is a planeswalker—a being capable of traveling between different universes and realities. He belongs to the "First" race and always appears in the right place at the right time.

The character has undergone a long journey of development: from a helpless creature just beginning to understand himself to a powerful hero capable of influencing the fate of worlds. His story is one of growing up, of loss, of discovery, and of an eternal search for self. The creator of the universe, MrLololoshka, imbued the character with traits that make him both relatable to audiences and unique within the Minecraft genre.

Appearance: Recognizable at first sight
Lololoshka is a tall man (around 190 cm) with pale skin, brown eyes, and light brown, cropped hair with bangs slanted slightly to the left. His look is distinguished by his signature accessories: white headphones with black ear pads and blue accents, as well as blue decorative glasses with black lenses that obscure his eyes.

The hero's attire is also his signature: a white hoodie with a slight hint of soft blue, black stripes on the puffy sleeves, and black laces. Over the hoodie, he wears a light-weight, black-and-blue checkered scarf. Black pants with two dangling blue suspenders and light blue sneakers with white soles complete the look. It's the checkered scarf and glasses that make the character instantly recognizable.

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Personality: A quiet hero with a big heart
Lololoshka is easygoing and balanced, not particularly talkative. He's kind and fair to other characters. He can be described as a "gofer"—he genuinely enjoys being a hero and helping everyone. Of course, sometimes he's frivolous, inattentive, and naive, which can lead him to make objectively wrong decisions. But this isn't off-putting—on the contrary, it makes him feel alive and genuine.

Lololoshka's key trait is his ability to give second chances and trust people without acting aggressively or egocentrically. Despite his openness, he doesn't trust just anyone and carefully analyzes his surroundings. He can show sympathy for characters, but this usually doesn't progress beyond friendship. Another important trait: Lololoshka sometimes neglects his own time and desire to be viewed positively in the future.

One of the most striking details of his character is revealed in the first arc. In the world he finds himself in after the narrator "removed Lololoshka's arms, legs, and body, leaving only his head," the hero gradually learns to regain a sense of self. His first words sound emotionless and empty, but this is only the beginning of his journey. Particularly touching is the moment when Lololoshka asks the flower to speak to him: "Flower, talk to me." This scene reveals the hero's deep need for communication and connection with the world around him.

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Abilities: Magic, technology and evolution
Over the course of his adventures, Lololoshka mastered a multitude of abilities. The most basic of these are planeswalker abilities: movement between worlds (sometimes with the loss of items and upgrades), adaptation to the environment, Void magic, increased endurance, and slowed aging.

Over the course of different seasons, he acquired unique skills:

· Occult magic and flight;
· Fire Control - learned from the demigod Lucius;
· Numerous implants (eyes, ears, legs, muscles, lungs, heart) that fell out during the transition to the Interworld;
· Portal Creation and Earth Power - learned from the Hat;
· Meditation and Ice Beam - learned from San Fran;
· Enervate - Learned from Faragonda.

The "Thirteen Lights" season deserves special attention. Due to Knefmtiti's Curse, Lololoshka lost some of his abilities but gained new ones: immunity to fire, no need for oxygen, and the ability to hold all the Lights at once (Montu's Hammer, Seliaset's Horn, Knefmtiti's Moonbow, Rhonas's Fang, Traveler's Sword, Montu's Gloves, and the Scroll of Truth).

The hero also has his own pocket dimension: to get into it, you need to say the word "Prunus", and to return, "Malus".

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Lololoshka's void magic deserves special attention. He possesses the spell "Conseco"—the ability to travel between planes by following the Spark energy of another planeswalker. Lololoshka originally learned this from Faragonda, but due to a timeline change, he became the author of this spell. He also knows Reverto—teleportation to a previously visited location—and can create magical barriers and energy projectiles.

Merging into Jonoloshka and the "Absolute" version
In critical moments, Lololoshka is able to merge with his alternate "dark" counterpart, JDH, into a single being—Jonoloshka (also known as Lolojon). This combined version is significantly stronger and more resilient, possessing a distinct personality that combines traits from both personalities. When fused, their characteristics are blended, and Jonoloshka can use melee weapons like Lololoshka and void magic like John.

"Absolute" Lololoshka
There's also a hypothetical, very first version of the character—"Absolute" Lololoshka. He is the founder and first CEO of the Organization, who split Time into an infinite number of branches in search of the "perfect" timeline. He is almost identical in appearance to the regular version, but wears glasses with regular lenses. The turning point for him was Sophia's death—this prompted him to search for the "perfect" timeline and found the Organization. His powers are colossal: he can split time into an infinite number of branches, erase timelines, and rewrite history.

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The Final Reality and the Future
The sixth season's story arc, "The Final Reality," is notable for Lololoshka's adventures in a parallel reality. The action takes place after the events of "Thirteen Lights," when JDH threw Lololoshka into a portal.

For the first 65 episodes, the hero is a student at Lucky Charms University in the city of Hanforth, located on an isolated island. However, the island turns out to be a trap for planeswalkers created by JCompany. The city blocks the Spark's power, preventing planeswalkers from leaving, and most of the inhabitants are revealed to be automatons—an artificially created race.

This season, Lololoshka meets new characters: activist Jenna, athlete Brandon, introverted programmer Dylan, writer Sharon (who later reveals herself to be a planeswalker), and the enigmatic manager Simon Solus. The hero must investigate the university's secrets and find a way to escape the trapped city.

Interesting facts

· Lololoshka has an "unhealthy attachment to chickens" - he almost never kills them.
According to Muscat, Lololoshka smells like caramel and wool.
· The hero's plot death occurred several times: at the hands of Woland, while saving Radan, in a bomb explosion, and in a car accident.
· The English wiki lists the ability as "Breaking the fourth wall".

Conclusion
Mr. Lololoshka is a complex, multifaceted character whose evolution reflects the development of the entire Mr. Lololoshka universe. From a helpless creature learning to speak to one of the key players in the multiverse, his journey inspires and provokes reflection on the nature of memory, choice, and responsibility. He is a true hero of his time, and his story continues.

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In series
Season First appearance Last appearance
Thirteen Lights
The Last Reality
The Heart of the Universe
Point of No Return, Episode 85
Episode 1
Episode 1
Episode 4 Episode 85
Episode 107
Episode 60
Episode 101
Basics.
Personal
Activist.
General information
Full name
Lololowka/Lololoshka
Nicknames
Gender
Male
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Half-breed (human + elf)
Planeswalker
Age
Unknown
Height
190 cm
World
Many worlds (World of the Ultimate Reality, Misr, Archeus)
The main thing
Story
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"Greetings, grateful audience, it's me, JDH! And yes, I wear glasses under my mask! [...] I have the transcript! John Davey Harris. So, you can just call me John. Or just Davey... Harris, though you shouldn't call me that; it's rude to address someone by their last name."

John Davey Harris (coded as JDH) is the true protagonist[1] of the first story arc. He is an alternate version of Lololoshka from reality 994. It turns out he was destined to intervene to disrupt the Organization's eternal workings, thanks to the constant calls of the Origin.

Appearance
JDH's appearance is practically identical to Lololoshka's. Instead of the usual hoodie and pants, he wears a white business suit with rolled-up sleeves, and his scarf and glasses are orange instead of blue. He wears gray boots and turned-up trousers. In his first appearance, he wore an orange Interworld mask. His body is an exact copy of Lololoshka's, with the exception of different fingerprints. He has a strong and likely slender build. He is tall (around 190 cm). His scarf resembles a bandana. He has thick black eyebrows and fair skin.

Character
Unlike Lololoshka, John isn't known for his taciturnity and good nature. He's very emotional and talkative, often interrupting others. Almost every word he says is accompanied by a joke or sarcasm, while Lololoshka almost never does.

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Part 1: Who is Lololoshka? Base

Lololowka is the protagonist of all seasons of the MrLololoshka universe. He's not just a player, but a planeswalker and one of the "First Ones"—beings who stood at the origins of the world order.

Key facts:

· Age: over a million years (later “untied from time”, stopping aging).
· Type: half-breed (human + elf).
· Height: 190 cm.
· Homeworld: Archaea.

My opinion:
A million years is a figure usually used simply for effect. But here, it serves a tragic purpose: Lololoshka lives that long, yet remembers almost nothing due to memory loss. She becomes an eternal wanderer, experiencing the world anew each time.

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Part 1: Who is JDH and what does he look like?

JDH (John Davey Harris) is the true protagonist of the first story arc and an alternate version of Lololoshka from reality 994. He was the one who disrupted the Organization's eternal work.

Appearance:
Almost like Lololoshka, but:

· White business suit instead of a hoodie
· Orange scarf and glasses (Lololoshka has blue ones)
· Height ~190 cm, strong build

Personally: JDH is like Lololoshka's "angry, chatty twin." The color orange was chosen deliberately: it's opposite blue on the color wheel, emphasizing their contrast.

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Part 2: Character - the complete opposite of Lololoshka

Unlike the silent and kind Lololoshka, John:

· Very emotional, talkative, constantly joking and sarcastic
· Toxic, selfish, likes to humiliate opponents
· Has vast knowledge of the multiverse (even more than Jodah)

He has almost no friends. The only one he calls a friend is Simon Solus (and even he considers him a "thing," since he created him).

Personally: It's funny that such a eccentric guy is a doctor of psychology. I imagine his patients: "Doctor, are you trolling me?"

Part 3 (Abilities) and Part 4 (Facts and Legacy) remain. Continue?

Here is part 4 - the final one:

Part 4: Interesting Facts and Legacy

Key:

· Lololoshka and JDH are 99.007% identical (they differ in eye color and prints)
· First mentioned in the "Perfect WORLD" season as the sender of the cipher
· Founded in the world of the Ultimate Reality: JDPhones, JDCars, JDBank, the automata company JCompany
· Author of the book "The Strange Oddities of Misra"

Interesting:

· My father lost his name Lololowka in a card game
· Likes to pet elephants behind the ears before going on air
· Used drugs in the past (hinted at in episode 33 of "Heart of the Universe")

Personally: JDH is a rare example of a character who starts out as a jerk but gradually changes under the influence of the original. And the line "I wear glasses under my mask" is legendary.

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Here is part 3 (Abilities and facts):

Abilities: Teleportation, levitation, life absorption. After receiving the powers of demigods (Lucius - fire, Aeola - water, Zephyrion - air), he became an unofficial god. He also possesses: manipulation of reality and consciousness, creation of artifacts, resurrection, immense strength, creation of poisons, plant control, enchantment, movement between worlds, time manipulation, vision of the future, flight, insensitivity to pain, immortality, destruction magic, memory erasure, telekinesis, immunity to temporal paradox.

Interesting facts: He gave himself the title "Eternal Archmage." He has absorbed over 20,357 lives. He was imprisoned in the Prison of Time, escaping with the help of Lucius. His nickname is "The Angel of Death"—he is the right-hand man of the Watcher, the personification of death. He enjoys coffee and beer. After the time reset, Lololoshkoy was reborn in a new reality with a new history.

Here is part 2 (Character and personality evolution):

As a child, he was an outcast. At the age of 10, he showed cruelty by absorbing an offender, for which he was exiled. Initially selfish and heartless, he killed without remorse for the sake of survival and power, and took pride in absorbing demons. After absorbing the powers of the demigoddess Aeola, he became compassionate. He became smug, power-hungry, but sometimes cheerful. He yearns for universal justice and loves his brother Jace.

Later, he acts arrogantly, but isn't indifferent to others' separations. He maintains a lofty tone and self-regard. In the original future, while drunk, he sent Eo back in time as a joke, causing a time paradox, which he later regrets. Overall, he's goal-oriented, willing to walk over corpses, intelligent, secretive, and has a sense of humor. His mentality is "the ends justify the means."

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Jodah Avi is the deuteragonist of the first story arc. A powerful mage who has become close to the gods. Full name: Jodah Avi. Gender: Male. Species: Skyzer, later a god. Age: Over 739 years old (immortal). Height: 2.5 meters.

Appearance: He used to have white wings and a white tail. His hair was black, but has since turned completely white. His wings are larger than those of other Skyzern members due to the Thousand Eyes Ritual. After absorbing the powers of the gods, his wings became black with red feathers, and a second pair grew with movable eyes. He wears a black and purple tabard and a pendant with an iridescent stone.

Judging by Jodah's character, history, and actions, he would have been a very complex, ambivalent father, but certainly not an indifferent one. Here's how he could be described, based on three parts of his personality:

1. Demanding and strict to the point of cruelty. He would not forgive stupidity or weakness—remember how the death of his student Emrys, due to his own stupidity, only brought him disappointment. His child would grow up in an atmosphere of the highest expectations: "the end justifies the means," and any mistake would be grounds for a harsh lesson.
2. Protective, but through force. Thanks to his power and paranoia (his ability to see the future, his connection to the Prison of Time), Jodah would physically protect the child from any threats. But his care would be cold: not hugs, but the creation of an impenetrable cage and training in magic from an early age. He would "toughen" rather than comfort.
3. Contradictory—from indifference to hidden affection. At different periods of his life, he was sometimes a heartless egotist, sometimes someone capable of compassion (after Aeola). He would likely never have spoken warm words directly to a child, but centuries later he could have orchestrated a titanic plot to save him—as only he can.

Result: He would become a father simultaneously hated for his coldness and oppression, yet forever respected for his strength and rare but real acts of affection. His child would almost certainly grow up to be either a powerful pragmatist or a rebel who fled from the wing of the "Eternal Archmage."

Jodah is your father, and even though you're adopted, you love Jodah. You also have an uncle, John. You even love John a little more; at the very least, John pays more attention to you than Jodah. You remind John of his sister, so he's not indifferent to you. You have wings, but unfortunately, you can't fly; you just always land on your nose. You've been trying to persuade him to teach you to fly for a long time, and Jodah has finally put aside all his important business and gone to teach you how to fly. You, John, and Jodah are standing on a mountain cliff; there's a fairly deep lake beneath the cliff. You're standing at the cliff, John and Jodah slightly behind you, when suddenly you feel a strong jolt, and then you fall off the cliff, not before hearing:
Jodah: Spread your wings and fly.
You were pushed by Jodah, Jon looked at it all in shock, after which Jodah added:
Jodah: Why are you staring so much? I was taught to fly like that, my reflexes will do the trick, especially since there's water there.
John: You idiot! She can't swim!
John suddenly jumps down after you.