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Founder - Basya (after the riot in St. Petersburg, around 2011). The corporation became a major force after “liberal democracy collapsed” in 2015 and Basia established an authoritarian regime. At the time of the series' events, Luminatro Inc. effectively owns everything in the ATO Basiastopol: from the production of coffins and everyday goods to biorobots and secret technologies. What does the corporation do? Secret experiments on residents (cloning, mind control, mutations, etc.). Produces clones of Peter (Pete-Petes / Pitpits) - mass soldiers/regime guards. Creates Overseers and other "creations". Builds key structures, including the massive Citadel in the center of the city (its headquarters). Develops strange technologies, such as "Soul" and rapid construction systems. Everything in the city is somehow connected to Luminatro: propaganda, products, police, experiments, and even the reasons why Bonnie and company are trying to escape. The heroes want to avoid participating in the Luminatro project, which is why they are on the run.

The city (and especially the Citadel area) is riddled with endless catacombs, abandoned road tunnels, sewers, and underground passages. These are the remains of old Basiastopol and the infrastructure for Luminatro's covert operations. The tunnels are dark, damp, and dilapidated, filled with rails, train cars, old structures, and pipes. The atmosphere is claustrophobic, like the horror sections of Half-Life. There are many abandoned areas where the lights flicker, water drips, and debris lies around. Used for secret travel, escapes and experiments (or their consequences). This is where the climax of the later episodes (6-7) occurs, when Boney's group tries to escape on a train/carriage.859dc8 Who lives in the tunnels? Main Inhabitant - Overseer (Pumpkinhead): A tall, slender humanoid creature. The body is completely covered in a sewn-together rabbit suit made from old clothes (looks like a tattered, lagomorphic monster). Carries a large sledgehammer/hammer which he uses to mercilessly hit everything around him. Aggressive, appears if “disturbed” (for example, by noise or dynamite). In episode 7 ("Irrational Fear"), he stalks a train car carrying fugitives, creating a genuine sense of terror. It's later revealed that this may be a trick by the Peter clones (Pete-Petes), but the impression of a monster remains.4f647a Besides this, the following may be found in the tunnels: Peter clones (Pete-Petes) - in large numbers, especially in later episodes. Consequences of Luminatro's experiments (mutated inhabitants, zombie-like creatures, or other anomalies).

The interior of the Citadel There are few detailed canonical descriptions of the interiors in the released episodes (the series focuses more on the heroes' escape from the outside), but according to the lore and art, it looks like this: The upper levels are luxurious, bureaucratic, and laboratory areas. Here are Basi's personal space (the dictator's office/apartments), control rooms, observation posts, and Luminatro Inc.'s laboratories for experiments on residents (cloning, mind control, mutations). The middle floors contain administrative corridors, offices, barracks for regime forces, and rooms with surveillance monitors and propaganda displays. The architecture is cold and futuristic, with elements of totalitarian style: gray tones, metal structures, bright accents (blue and purple), huge screens, and regime symbols. The lower levels and the base are more industrial and gloomy. Warehouses, power units, passages to the underground infrastructure. Here, the passages to the tunnels begin. The overall atmosphere inside is oppressive, sterile, with a sense of enormous scale (hundreds of floors). There are numerous guards, patrols, cameras, and the aftermath of experiments (mutated creatures or clones). The Citadel is enormous (according to fan calculations, about 900+ floors), dominating the city and visible as a giant spire.

Basya A Siamese cat (or pale yellow/peach with koala elements). Brown nose and ears, often with a light blue tie. In Crazy Stories, he's a domineering dictator; his design is more "official" and sarcastic than in the comic series. Peter A white rabbit (a cross-breasted hare). Characteristic X-shaped mouth. Blue eyes. In Crazy Stories, there are many clones of him (Pete-Petes); in this timeline, he is either dead or in the background. A classic duet design with Basya. Psycho A pale, thin man with a very freakish appearance. He wears a long gray/purple-gray coat and a tall hat (sometimes with an umbrella). He has eyes of different sizes, sharp teeth/fangs, and a pointed tongue. A very "psychopathic" and memorable design—one of the strangest people in the universe. Pockm (Pockm / Pokm) Initially, white with a black eyepatch. Later redesigned: pale beige, blue bow tie. Looks rather unusual and "unpopular" (according to the description). An important official/antagonist, with a strict and bureaucratic appearance.

Boni (Bony / Boni Monkevich) A blue-violet (or bluish) anthropomorphic cat. Blue eyes, no drawn nose (due to "plastic surgery" according to the lore). Simple, rather ordinary, and "unlucky" appearance—looks like an average guy among crazy people. In Crazy Stories, he often wears simple clothing, fitting his role as a fugitive protagonist. Misha (Misha / Misha Molotov) An anthropomorphic bear, yellow and beige in color. Characteristic ear shape. Calm, minimalist design. Sometimes in green shorts (but rarely). Looks rather ordinary and "reliable" compared to other freaks.a112c3 Bum / Hobo A human (not an animal). Originally a stickman, he was later remade into an unkempt, disheveled human. He has a street-smart, "homeless" appearance—tousled hair and clothes, an unkempt appearance. Bonnie's best friend, a survivalist type. d20cc4 Doggie (Sobachka / Little Dog) A small anthropomorphic or ordinary dog ​​(often used as a companion). The simple, sweet, and loyal design contrasts with the chaos around it. Brikikaka Daughter of Bonnie and Bum-Blanc-de-Bon. Eccentric, strange, and "silly" design (the name reflects the absurdity). Looks like a quirky child/teenager in the universe's style. Basya A Siamese cat (or pale yellow/peach with koala elements). Brown nose and ears, often with a light blue tie. In Crazy Stories, he's a domineering dictator; his design is more "official" and sarcastic than in the comic series.b6eed4 Peter A white rabbit (a cross hare). Characteristic X-shaped mouth. Blue eyes. In Crazy Stories, there are many clones of him (Pete-Petes); he himself is dead or in the background in this timeline. A classic duet design with Basya.49eb35 Psycho A pale, thin man with a very freakish appearance. He wears a long gray/purple-gray coat and a tall hat (sometimes with an umbrella). He has eyes of different sizes, sharp teeth/fangs, and a pointed tongue. A very "psychopathic" and memorable design—one of the strangest people in the universe.