Land of Kings

Along with others, Gabriel was entrusted with a probability generator. He did not know how to use it and at the end of the chapter asked: "What-what?" Fyodor Nechitailo said that there would be no kingdom of Gabriel, and at no point in the comics or additional materials was his flag visible. Despite this, in the 4th chapter you can see a strange cloud, or a city consisting of question marks. It was most likely created by Gabriel (later confirmed by Kuromaku).

Gabriel is a curious clone who does not have extensive knowledge. Most often, he answers with questions, the most common of them is: "What-what?"

Gabriel has a good sense of people. He knows how to abstract from emotions, like a viewer, looking at the world in the third person. Gabriel knows how to devalue a negative experience in a good way and look at it from a distance. He is quite straightforward.Gabriel has a non-standard way of thinking. He learns to see the general in the particular, the particular in general, approaches the solution of any problem from a new angle. Gabriel's inner world dominates and dominates over the external, so Gabriel is an ascetic. Due to his specific thinking, Gabriel very often turns out to be socially unadapted. [3] In its essence — character, behavior, relations with others — there is a minimal "chemical" interaction. Actions for others are inconsistent (although inside the "logic" of the character work perfectly), Gabriel's inner world will almost always dominate the external world. He does not create permanent connections, destroys patterns, and even in a relationship, the author-character behaves absolutely unpredictably. When you try to build a "moral" line for him, Gabriel immediately questions and deconstructs it. [4] Gabriel has no subpersonalities, unlike the rest of the clones, signals from his subconscious come out, bypassing consciousness. It is straightforward and internally consistent. [5Gabriel has brown hair, which is characteristic of his color. He has boots with pointed toes and slightly upturned toes, brown pants, a light blue shirt with buttons. He also has elven ears instead of normal ears. In the card world, he wears the clothes of an archer of ancient times, a bow and arrows. how to use it and at the end of the chapter asked: "what-what?" Fyodor Nechitailo said that there would be no kingdom of Gabriel, and at no point in the comics or additional materials was his flag visible. Despite

In the middle (as in other countries) is a huge building - in which all the inhabitants live. There are dining halls, gyms (i.e. places for meditation - as one of the residents said). There are 16 inhabitants in the country, each of them knows each other and they are all masters in a certain craft. Ichigatsu is apparently one of the leaders of the village who introduces Kuromaku to their "paradise". Below, among the descriptions of the inhabitants of the card world, you can see the names of all 16 residents and their photos. As for Dante himself, no one has the right to visit him, but Kuromaku still manages to get to him and discuss some problems with him, in the end, Dante agrees with Kuromaku and he takes on a "project", which is still unknown. It is also revealed that Dante has gained immense physical and willpower, so he is now a semi-divine creature, which sets him apart from the other clones.

Dante is the wisest of the clones, a philosopher who respects Chinese culture and often uses various proverbs and wise sayings, but it happens that he uses them too often, which can annoy others around him. His sign is Yin Yang in red and white. The red clone is depicted as a fiery character, although he himself is very calm and, according to Kuromaku, a lazy parasite. Dante knows how to meditate, and in "Land of Kings" he tries to bring himself to absolute perfection, getting to know himself. As shown in "Fyodor on 9", Dante is able to communicate well when he asks questions from "What? Where? When?" to Fyodor's friends in the apartment. In Land of Kings at the moment, Dante sometimes appears at the end (or at the beginning) commenting on what is happening. Dante has red, tousled hair and red pupils, which sets him apart from the rest of the clones. In "Land of Kings" he wears a white coat and a red and white Yin Yang pendant on his chest.While everyone is engaged in defending states, Dante uses all the power of the generator to create his country, causing it to explode. Dante's country is called Sukhavati. The country is located in burgundy-colored giant mountains and it is very difficult to get there. Inside these mountains is the "wonderful-looking" country, it has beautiful green hills, glowing sunshine and many small houses where the inhabitants of Sukhavati live. Dante himself went to the mountain, where he lives, meditating and thinking about his own. In the middle (as in other countries) is a huge building - in which all the inhabitants live. There are dining halls, gyms (i.e. places for meditation - as one of the residents said). There are 16 inhabitants in the country, each of them knows each other and they are all masters in a certain craft. Ichigatsu is apparently one of the leaders of the village who introduces Kuromaku to their "paradise". Below, among the descriptions of the inhabitants of the card world, you can see the names of all 16 residents and their photos. As for Dante himself, no one

The Peak or King of Spades is the eighth clone of Fyodor Nechitailo and the leader among the others. He first appeared in the comic book Fyodor x9 as the main antagonist, and later in Land of Kings as a minor character. A distinctive feature is anger and leadership over the rest of the clones.A rather hot-tempered, but most often calm, mysterious leader of the rest of the clones. He is mostly silent, reserved, while he has an oratorical talent and is able to deceive anyone. He is physically strong, although he rarely shows it. Owns weapons. According to Kuromaku, Pic is the most disposed to evil, he wants to break free due to his long imprisonment in the card world. Peak is silent and secretive, rarely talking to other clones and preferring to watch. He is a recognized leader among the clones, but rarely gives them his orders. Pic does not consider all the other clones to be his friends, as for even Varus, he sees them rather as someone with whom he can cooperate. However, he is honest with the clones, and does not break his word, even if it benefits him and when the other clones doubt him.

Pic also has certain notions of taste and bad taste, and hates pranksters. said nothing about his kingdom and preferred to create a special storage facility for his generator so that no one could get close to it. In the 4th chapter, his state is slightly visible. This is a huge empire with its statues, armed tanks and an armed army. Pic himself is their king, or as they call him, "the lord". All the while, he rebuilt the empire and expanded the borders until he realized that they were still in prison. It turned out to be an impenetrable barrier that did not allow him to continue construction. Peake's eye whites are yellow, unlike other clones, and his pupils turn red from time to time, but they can also be normal.

In addition, the Halberd creates an entire religion around Parasol's personality, erecting statues of him throughout the country and maintaining various temples. Due to this, he also has the status of an archibrate.The halberd is the first villager in the comic to be taller than his ruler.
In Part 2 of Chapter 5, the Halberd establishes a strict religious regime, punishing all non-believers in the Great Umbrella.
Halberd organized a special punitive squad to maintain the religious regime. The squad was popularly nicknamed the Black Hats because of their uniform. At the end of Part 2 of Chapter 5, the detachment was disbanded by order of Umbrella.

Halberd is a tall, thin man with pale skin and distinct cheekbones on his face. He has long gray-blue hair that is slicked back and tied into a voluminous ponytail with two elastic bands. The eyes are gray-blue.

Halberd wears a long, bluish garment that resembles a medieval tunic with a large neckline in the chest area and a dark blue collar. The clothes have patterns in the form of a halberd, an umbrella and the sign of the suit of clubs. He also wears high blue boots and often appears wearing a bluish parasol headdress.

In addition, since its creation, the Halberd has clearly visible bags under the eyesHalberd is strict, intelligent and responsible. He communicates quite politely and courteously with his ruler Umbrella, while he can afford to talk rudely and somewhat aggressively with people of lower rank. He is well versed in the structure of the state, as well as in political and religious issues.

The Halberd first appears in the Land of Kings comic in Chapter 2, after the conspiracy of ministers and the Umbrella's realization of the general decline of his country.

The Umbrella creates the Halberd with the help of a generator from his own weapon, namely the Halberd, and appoints him as the first minister, who is now the link between the Umbrella and the people. Since then, the actual power has been in the hands of the Halberd, who has been able to improve the quality of life in the country and bring many useful reforms. Some of the most significant include the abolition of the telegraph system, the division of the state into sectors and the creation of the so-called post offices to solve the pressing problems of the people.

Arriving at the "address", he finds himself at a secret meeting of the "Seekers of Truth" - the so-called sect, headed by the first inhabitant - Shield. At the meeting, they are caught by the "Guardians of Morality and Ethics", also known as the "Black Hats". As a result, Umbrella ends up in prison. In the company of his cellmates Päldrón, Picadil, Jacques and Hundsgugel, rallying them with the help of a motivational speech, he raises a riot. When Halberd arrives at the prison after learning of the riots in the prison, Parasol recognizes his voice and demands that he be released first, and then the others. He also orders the dissolution of the "Papach" and the return to the powers of the Minister of Defense Manifer.The halberd is forced to obey. Returning to the castle, Parasol discovers that the generator is missing. He finds him in the hideout of the "Seekers of Truth", after a short hysteria, he realizes that he turned out to be stronger than he thinks. "I talked to the subjects. Directly. I was able to rouse them to revolt and free them. And all this without a generator in your bosom. Umbrella calms down and calls his heart his generator.

After a month, during which Umbrella sat in the castle and did not go outside at all, he finally decides to go out again. He hopes to see the artist whose paintings he liked so much. It was foggy outside, but he could still find the Mantle in it, but her paintings looked completely different now. All of them depicted the Umbrella, just like the statue on the square, differing only in angles and colors, but the most remarkable thing was the new two hands. When he asked the Mantle why this was so, he was told that "there have always been four hands." The artist pointed to a statue nearby, where there were just 4 arms. Out of the fog, the guy was hit by an airplane note with the inscription "Did you notice it too?", glued together from cut-out letters, and a strange symbol on the back. When Zontik asks for an explanation, the artist is frightened and replies that she does not want problems. This shocks Parasol even more, and he runs back to the fortress. At first, thinking about what the hell is going on around, he decides to ask for help again. The halberd is not there, and Kuromaku and Felix do not answer the phone. Deciding to call someone else from the clones, Umbrella desperately realizes that the only one who can help him deal with such a situation is Peak. Parasol calls him in fear, but, all out of the same fear, hesitates to speak, Pic decides that it is a prankster and hangs up. Parasol decides to wait for the meeting, which is tomorrow, where he again tries to ask Kuromaku for advice, but his attention is captured by Felix, and Parasol decides that he can handle it himself. Upon returning, looking at Zontopia from the top of the castle, Umbrella realizes that the note was a map. Arriving at the "address", he finds himself at a secret meeting of the "Seekers of Truth" - the so-called sect, headed by the first inhabitant - Shield. At the meeting, they are caught by the "Guardians of Morality and Ethics", also known as the "Black Hats". As a result, Umbrella ends up in prison. In the company of his cellmates Päldrón, Picadil, Jacques and Hundsgugel, rallying them with the help of a motivational speech, he raises a riot.

The fifth chapter is again dedicated to the Umbrella, who is already accustomed to putting on a cloak with a hood and walking around the city, looking at his state from the side of the villager. In the city, he even discovers the artist Mantle, who sells him a painting of the beautiful sky of Zontopia. He was glad that people lived in prosperity, everyone was happy, and he thanked the Halberd for the work done. However, the Halberd refuses his request to communicate openly with his subjects. After thinking about it, Umbrella agrees with him and admires the purchased painting. And so Umbrella would continue to rejoice in his state, until he entered the church and saw a man with a bandage and a cane.His name is Armet, he was born blind, and the exarch of the temple Morion advised him to wear this bandage and cane. This hit the Jack of Clubs hard, and he even burst into tears because of his "mistake", reproaching himself for making him like this. The umbrella asks him to tell about himself. Armet lives in a small apartment, works as a potter at the temple and worships the great lord with everyone else, hoping that in the future he will gain his sight and see the Umbrella. He shows the sixth clone his eyes and leaves, the same night the Umbrella with the generator makes his way to the window of Armet's closet and he wakes up in the morning with vision. Coming to the church, he rejoices, tells everyone about his gift and everyone decides that in this way he was rewarded for building "for the good of the country and the people" and his prayers to the Umbrella. Everyone begins to say a prayer, but the real Umbrella enters the temple, is immediately attacked by his subjects for "desecrating their ideals" and leaves in tears for his fortress. He hopes to see the artist whose paintings he liked so much. It was foggy outside, but he could still find the Mantle in it, but her paintings looked completely different now. All of them depicted the Umbrella, just like the statue in the square, differing only in angles and colors

At first, Zontik did not support the idea of creating his own state, when Fyodor gave him a source of power - a generator. Leaving in his direction, Umbrella thought about what he should do and as if nothing bad would happen, if only his actions would not lead to a bad outcome. He turns his shield into the first inhabitant of the country - a small baby, and immediately, frightened by this, Umbrella creates a huge wall in order to hide from him. Having created more of them, he orders them to create Zontopia, a country of absolute monarchy. In order for him to be able to address the inhabitants indirectly, he came up with the idea of using Morse code and through it to receive information about problems.The umbrella appoints five ministers, who, in theory, help him cope with problems. However, this was of less and less use to the state every day, because all messages began to become stupid, unnecessary and "distracting". This seemed strange to the ruler, and one night he put on a cloak and went out of the castle for the first time to find out everything for himself. There was chaos in the country - crime, poverty and a lot of all kinds of obscenities. It turned out that the ministers had conspired with the telegraph operator and all the important messages simply did not reach Zontik. This was the last straw, and he decided to turn his halberd into the first minister who would be a reliable official and with whom he could communicate directly: the Halberd. After that, reforms began in the country. It is also likely that the death penalty has appeared in Zontopia, under which the ministers have had to carry out their duties. However, people have become happier, and at the moment, the streets of the country are filled with merchants and residents.

The first congress of rulers - almost all clones gathered to talk about their states. Kuromaku, having appointed himself as the head of the meetings, asked Umbrella to tell him about Zontopia so that they could draw conclusions. During the story, Waroo and Pic criticized him for using ancient technology. Kuromaku gives all the kings of the states a videophone so that they can communicate.

In "Fyodor x9" it is shown that the Umbrella, as it turns out, has two opposite sides to each other - good and bad. The good side tries to make the Umbrella not to lose heart, and the bad side tries to drop everything and run away, as, for example, after school, he wants to get to the Card World as soon as possible, where no one will see him.

Choosing between mercy and justice, the Umbrella always chooses mercy. That is, despite its weak character, the Jack of Clubs is soft and forgiving. But the creator also says that this is most likely a flaw and his constant mercy makes him face trouble rather than calm down. [4] Like Kuromaku, Umbrella is intelligent, serious, and has precise definitions of the sciences. He knows Morse code very well and even has his own code for the means of communication. It is worth noting that despite his weak appearance and the same appropriate personality, Parasol is physically strong, which is confirmed by the scenes where he has no problem holding a halberd in his hand. blue pants, a petrol vest and a dark turquoise shirt underneath. The shirt has trimmed petroleum buttons, dark turquoise sleeves, and a pale blue collar with cuffs of the same color. The Umbrella attire is covered with a blue belt at the waist. He wears a blue beret on his head and dark blue shoes with laces on his feet. On the sides of the beret and on the sleeves there are dark blue badges in the form of clubs.At first, the Umbrella did not support the idea of creating his own state when Fyodor gave him a source of power - a generator. Leaving in his direction, Umbrella thought about what he should do and as if nothing bad would happen, if only his actions would not lead to a bad outcome. He turns his shield into the first inhabitant of the country - a small baby, and immediately, frightened by this, Umbrella creates a huge wall in order to hide from him. Having created more of them, he orders them to create Zontopia, a country of absolute monarchy. So that he can convert

The Umbrella is the sixth clone of Fyodor Nechitailo, personifying the Jack of Clubs in the card deck. He first appeared in the comic book "Fyodor x9", and later in "Land of Kings" as a minor character in the club volume and the main protagonist in the heart volume and again in the future as the main protagonist in the diamond volume. He often panics and cries, but like the 4th clone, he tries to fight negative traits. [3] An umbrella is the personification of fearfulness. He is also a quiet, spineless, sometimes whiny and vulnerable pessimist, which Waru often takes advantage of. According to Fyodor, Umbrella has a very sensitive character, and offending him is like offending a creature with a very low pain defect. He often reproaches himself for his problems and sees in others only indifference towards himself, which makes him feel even more depressed. Initially, it seems, Parasol even hated his miserable existence in this world. When something doesn't work out for the Umbrella, he sometimes begins to panic, with the thought that something terrible may happen. Because of his fearfulness, the Umbrella always strives for safety and almost never takes risks.

Umbrella is compassionateUmbrella is compassionate and sentimental, because he is very sensitive to other people's problems and tries to help others. The umbrella can be noble and merciful, as, for example, in the first part of the fifth chapter of the Land of Kings comic: it gives sight to its blind resident. In emergency situations, Umbrella is quite capable of controlling himself and even reconciling and uniting people, as it was after he went to prison.In "Fyodor x9" it is shown that the Umbrella, as it turns out, has two opposite sides to each other - good and bad. The good side tries to make the Umbrella not to lose heart, and the bad side tries to drop everything and run away, as, for example, after school, he wanted to get to the Card World as soon as possible, where there is no one

After confirming his discovery, Aru decides to make his hasty escape, taking a small loaf of bread and a sharp dagger with him. It was not difficult to get out of the kingdom of Aru, because the walls are fragile and unguarded by anyone. Having squeezed one brick out of the wall, he, thanks to his small stature, climbs out. So the character finally gains freedom and walks around the card world, visiting other countries. But before this moment, it is still worth noting the case when Aru decided to lie down near the Sukhavati Mountains. While the traveler was peacefully sleeping, one of the messengers of the Kuromaku state, Kuron, decides to wake him up. Seeing this as an act of attack, Aru arms himself with a knife, about to attack the stranger. But the latter, defending himself with a shield, hastily leaves in an unknown direction.At the moment, for the last time, Aru can be seen visiting Verona, a huge pink country, more like an amusement park. Only girls live in it, satisfying the whims of their reckless lustful Prince Romeo. As soon as Aru crosses the threshold of the kingdom, he is immediately hospitably greeted by the villagers, who sit him on the throne and treat him to delicious food. After all the perks and compliments, Aru feels superior and begins to mock them. But then his amusements are interrupted by a loud whistle announcing the arrival of the prince back in the country. Distracted, all the residents happily run away to meet him. And Aru finds a pink chest on wheels and collects a huge amount of diamonds and other valuables there, after which he quickly rides away from Verona on horseback.

Aru is dressed in a simple green peasant robe. He also has a green hat of the same color on his head. under the collar and on the hat there are badges in the form of round plaques with spirals. Aru himself has light green straight hair of a dull color, the pupils are green in a spiral pattern. Aru carries a checkered bundle on a stick, which contains bread for sustenance and a sharp dagger for protection. Aru's physique is unusual, as he is very short (it is unknown if this depends on his age). But since every inhabitant of Varuland is a small copy of its ruler (and Waru is portrayed as a selfish, power-hungry, and malevolent clone), Aru also has the same traits: he is a sadist who loves to dominate the weak, but he is also a coward. Aru lives in apartment "55555" on the fifth floor in a building that looks like a large statue of a pawn in sector G-9. In the fourth chapter, Aru attends the obligatory parade of the Great Waru, where a passerby accidentally elbows him in the face, shattering one of the lenses in Aru's glasses. Falling to the ground and looking up at the sky, Aru notices a strange difference between what he sees with his glasses and what he sees without them. As he rises, he realizes with horror that Varuland is made up of ruins and beggars wandering around. Fortunately, he manages to hide from the passing guardsmen and run into his house, where he once again checks his depressing discovery. After confirming his discovery, Aru decides to make his hasty escape, taking a small loaf of bread and a sharp dagger with him. It was not difficult to get out of the kingdom of Aru, because the walls are fragile and unguarded by anyone. having squeezed one brick out of the wall, he, thanks to his small stature,

At the very beginning, Varoo and Romeo are the only ones who rushed to the portal to return to the real world, but they were immediately electrocuted so that they would not escape. He calls the resulting probability generator a great thing for entertainment. When Felix suggests that everyone create beautiful states without poverty and war, Varu thoughtfully says that she will "think about it". Obviously, he would not have done this and went in his direction to create a state. He thought about how to safely hide the generator and decided that it would serve as a crown. Next, he creates Waruland - a dictatorial country with propaganda of boasting the king and denying other countries. All the buildings in his country are green and in fact destroyed, although in his glasses they are shown intact and beautiful, perhaps this hints that he does not care about the very appearance of the state, and the main thing is that he is adored, but for this all residents are required to wear these "green" glasses. In it, he often conducts parades in honor of himself - for the absence of which any resident will have a severely cruel punishment. There are many concentration camps in Varuland that look more like a dungeon - where innocent civilians are kept.

Varu was also present at the meetings, but he was not interested in anything at all, the only thing he did was mock Umbrella, Kuromaku, Felix and Romeo, making fun of them or making a parody of them, for which he was further punished. In the end, at one of the parades, Aru breaks his glasses and, realizing the whole situation, escapes from Varuland. That's all we know about Varu in Land of Kings. Varu does not disdain bullying others and likes it when those who get on his nerves get angry. Waru believes that watching others suffer is fun, and the weaker the victim, the easier it is to take advantage of it. This is clearly shown in the example of the Umbrella, in which he sees a spineless personality, unable to stand up for himself, and is ready to do everything to mock and humiliate him. Varu is jealous of those who are lucky and want exactly the same position.

Varu is the fifth clone of Fyodor, personifying the Jack of Spades in the card deck. He first appeared in the comic book Fyodor x9, and later in Land of Kings. The symbol of Varu is a spiral.Cunning, selfish, sometimes boorish sadist, he takes pleasure in playing pranks on others. Dreams of being the #1 clone and the leader of the clone team. He has delusions of grandeur. [3]
Waru is thirsty for wealth and has a selfish nature. He loves to tease and pit other people and clones against each other, usually not caring about their feelings at all. Varu is completely convinced of his own superiority and most often treats everyone equally, sometimes he can even deceive someone by pretending to be good (like Fyodor by promising him good behavior at school). However, Vara cannot be considered a villain, as he harms others because he finds it fun and does not aim to hurt anyone, which distinguishes him from Pic, who is focused on power and freedom. Few things are taken seriously, such as the government over his state - where Varu only enjoys praising it, and he does not care about the lives of his citizens. As you can also see, Varu is quite stupid, because often, even doing dirty tricks, he may not worry about his well-being.
Waru's attire in Land of Kings includes dark green pants, a green forest jacket with the number "5" and light green curly cuffs, and a probability generator on his head that serves as a crown for the clone. At the same time, there is a dark green belt with a buckle in the form of a spade suit on the belt, and a dark green robe with fur. On his feet he wears forest green shoes.

Romeo and Wall rushed to the portal to the real world, but they were electrocuted. Fyodor gives him his probability generator, and then Romeo goes his own way, creating Verona - a kingdom of love, where only women live, praising their "prince" (it is worth noting how he calls himself). Romeo created his kingdom, using only the energy of the generator, simply spending it. Usually Romeo sits on the throne, where he fulfills the requests of his inhabitants and creates a holiday for them with the help of the energy of the generator. At the congresses, Romeo behaved no less stupidly, often fighting with Wall together with Felix, irritating Kuromaku. Romeo also took his "girls" to the meetings, using the generator until one day after the fourth congress of rulers, the prince of hearts discovered that his generator had run out. In fear, he runs away from his own kingdom, which means that he is also quite a coward.

Romeo is the seventh clone of Fyodor Nechitailo, personifying the king of hearts in the card deck. He first appeared in the comic book "Fyodor x9", and then in "Land of Kings". He is not shy of his desires and thinks little about other people's opinions, according to the author, he is the most self-sufficient among all clones. Romeo himself is always ready to indulge his desires, without worrying about the future, and when the consequences come, he simply runs away.

Romeo has a special relationship with girls, and fulfills any of their whims when possible, which gives pleasure to himself, but it seems that although he was initially looking for a lady of the heart, in the end he is more likely to be interested only in having a harem to meet his needs. In addition, Romeo is not at all tired of monotonous entertainment. The clone is able to maintain friendly relations with Felix, although obviously not with the same fervor as the jack. He mostly ignores the other clones, and even Varoo's jokes are not perceived by him in any way.

Romeo has some interest in literature, but he doesn't seem to like technical subjects very much. He often reads and writes poetry. In some situations, he can improvise, if he is not scared.

He also seems to consider himself a fashion connoisseur, although Peake noted his preferences as tasteless. As for preferences, Romeo obviously prefers slender, tall and young girls with expressive forms. And, judging by the way Romeo presents Felix with various glasses, the clone can change his behavior to his clothes, most likely for role-playing games. Romeo is dressed very neatly, wearing a light yellow shirt, a purple bow tie and men's shoes of the same color, as well as pale purple pants. He's wearing a pink jacket. Romeo's hair is pink. Romeo has brown eyes.

Curon is a minor character in the Land of Kings. He is the right hand and main messenger of Kuromaku. Couron is dressed in a military gray-brown uniform with a cap. The pupils are also gray, as is the hair. The shirt is fastened with a special badge in the form of the Club emblem, as the character himself belongs to them. On the cap there is an emblem in the form of an envelope. He also has a large bag in his arsenal, in which he can carry many items. There is also a mechanism in the form of a shield that can be disassembled and assembled. As well as a tablet with a graphics card. Kuron was born in the state of Kurograd, founded by Kuromaku. Kuromaku put him as his main messenger to work alongside 4 other villagers who act on behalf of the clone. One day, Curon is sent with a delegation to Felicia. Kuromaku takes him to the rallies of the rulers. So, in one of the chapters, Curon brings mobile phones to the kings for communication.In the fifth chapter, the character visits Felicia. He comes with 4 more characters. Felix greets them in a friendly way, immediately starting to quickly pat the character in question on the head, although he himself was unpleasant. While Felix was talking about his state, the rest of the messengers criticized his system of government, deliberately destroying the sugar pillars. Courón, on the other hand, was silent, watching with interest what was happening. The next events take place during the fourth chapter, where Courón goes alone to the convention of rulers, carrying a television with him. As Curon walked calmly along the path, he met a sleeping man in green near the red stones. It turns out to be Aru, whom Kuron decides to check, but he suddenly stands up and pulls out a knife in preparation for an attack. Grabbing the shield, the messenger tries to calmly move away from the attacker, which fortunately does successfully. Then Curon does not get into trouble and is present at the convention with the rest of the clones.

With the probability generator in his hands, Kuromaku created a state and agreed with Felix to create a society without violence and war.

In the second chapter, he held the first meeting of clones. His messenger, Curon, was unable to find Gabriel and Dante, which alerted Kuromaku. In Romeo and the arguing Vara and Felix, he threw the books, losing his temper. Later, along with the others, he put Vara in his place for parodying them, in particular calling Kuromaku the dullest and most boring clone. At the end of the chapter, he arrived at an unknown place shrouded in red fog, but could not overcome it on a jet pack. from exhaustion. It was picked up by Dante's subjects and put in order. He barely persuaded them to take him to Dante, and they, reluctantly, agreed. Kuromaku admitted that he did not expect Dante to create such a state, and added that he suspected one of the clones of an imminent attack, as well as a project of his own.

Also in the third chapter, the state of Kuromaku is briefly shown. From what he wrote, we can conclude that he gradually developed his country, from the Middle Ages to the present, believing that this was the only way to create a stable state.

Kuromaku is the second clever clone of Fyodor Nechitailo, personifying the king of clubs in the card deck. He first appeared in Fyodor x9 as a minor character, and later in Land of Kings as the main protagonist in the club volume and a minor character in the heart volume. The symbol of Kuromaku is a star. Kuromaku is the personification of genius. Of all the clones, he is also the most serious, responsible, emotionless, and mature. Kuromaku is meticulous and prefers the exact sciences, neglecting the humanities, and often backs up his words with accurate measurements in percentages. Despite his maturity, he is sometimes short-tempered and easily angered. In such moments, he usually does not disdain to use physical force. However, Kuromaku does this consciously if the one who infuriated him really deserves it. He is purposeful, self-confident and rarely gives up in any unpleasant situations. In the meme "It Used to Be Better", it is hinted that Kuromaku has very conservative views and believes that everything that happened in the distant past is much better. In the episode "Clones in the Soup," Kuromaku is shown to have a habit of adjusting his glasses. Because of this habit, Kuromaku often forgets about those moments when he doesn't have them on him. In "Clones Order Pizza," Kuromaku tells Umbrella that he is just learning to develop his imagination. In the episode "Exchange", it is shown that despite Kuromaku's outward cold-bloodedness, he is ready to sacrifice himself for others. He has gray hair styled with a small volume on top and strands on the sides of his face. The eyebrows are brought down to the bridge of the nose, expressing dissatisfaction or irritation. On his face, he wears rectangular glasses with thick frames. The mouth is lowered in a small frown. Kuromaku wears a light gray long-sleeved shirt with a black tie. He wears dark gray pants and black shoes with pointed toes

He wears a yellow suit, red hair, a small mustache, and glasses, stereotypically symbolizing the French. He also has a bow tie and white velvet gloves. In Felicia, Franz is created by Felix and becomes his right-hand man, often following his king around and occasionally agreeing with him. Apparently, even Franz himself, like everyone else in Felicia, is confused about whether he is happy or not. Felix and Franz travel to Verona, where it is heavily implied that Franz has attempted sexual relations with the local women.

Returning home, Franz continued his work, carrying out Felix's every order. When a new security system was delivered to Felicia, it was tested on Franz. Based on his facial expressions, happy and unhappy facial expressions were entered into a database. Franz immediately paid for the latter, receiving an electric shock that had a detrimental effect on his health.
To cheer up his assistant, Felix went with him to Verona again, where he discovered a completely empty country and declared himself Felix the First. Franz calls Felix "Monsieur." He is very polite and elegant. He knows all the rules of etiquette and is never rude. He addresses girls as "Madame" or "Mademoiselle." He addresses everyone formally.

Relationships:
Romeo: Another clone and friend of Felix. They were connected by close comradely relations. However, by the end of the Tome of Hearts, Felix seems to have become more critical of Romeo.
Kuromaku: Another clone. Felix often received support from him, such as advice on governing the country and technology.
Dante: Another clone. Felix sees him as his idol and tries to imitate him and become as strong as he is.
Franz: A Felician, with whom the ruler is particularly close. Felix seems to consider Franz his friend, even cares about his health and apologizes for the electric shock
Philip: Felician protesting against Felix's regime. Although the ruler tried to find a common language with him, the vulgar behavior of the editor-in-chief made him furious again.
Imaginary Felix: Felix's fictional interlocutor who calms him down.
Peak: Also a clone. Felix treats him extremely negatively, while Pick sees potential in him. In the series, Felix seems to be friendly to Peak.
Gabrielle: Another clone. Felix has a positive attitude towards Gabriel both in the comic book and in the series.
Umbrella: Same clone. They are friends (both in the comic book and in the series).
Varu: Clone. Felix has a negative view of Varus due to his personality. Varu loves to make fun of Felix, like the others. In the series, they often quarrel.

Another manifestation of the clone's mental illness is imaginary interlocutors. In FyodorX9, Felix speaks aloud in public to an imaginary angel who calms him down. In the fifth chapter, Felix is brought to his senses by a monologue by little Felix. Interestingly, the clone did not hesitate to talk to an imaginary angel in public. This, and the fact that he told Philip about the true nature of the clones and Fyodor, shows that while Felix generally cares about public approval, he is not afraid of being considered sick in the head. The Jack of Hearts has yellow hair and orange eyes. He usually wears a yellow sweater with a smiley face pattern. Felix also has yellow pants, a shirt underneath his jacket, and blue shoes.

Felix is the fourth clone of Fyodor Nechitailo, personifying the Jack of Hearts in the card deck. He first appeared in the comic book Fyodor x9 as a minor character, and later in Land of Kings as a former minor character who became a secondary antagonist. At the same time, he is often so energetic that his strength develops into aggression, which is difficult to control. A generous, good-natured optimist. Felix is very vulnerable. He does not always think about the consequences, which often leads him not to the best result.Felix is convinced that he can make everyone cheerful and happy, but at the same time he does not always take into account the opinion of other people. He easily becomes enraged when he meets an opposition opinion or when someone tries to anger him. In a sense, it opposes good and positivity against insane malice. From the moment Felix became King of Felicia, his character began to change, as his country's economy often depressed, although he still tries to find an excuse for all this and hope for the love of its inhabitants. Gradually, he becomes more cruel and frivolous. Felix turns into a mad dictator obsessed with the idea of universal happiness. In addition, if earlier his mood swings took place only according to the "calm - rage" scheme, then at the end of the Tome of Hearts, visiting Verona with Franz, he abruptly changes bewilderment and anxiety to joy and contempt for Romeo. Felix also begins to show sadism, enjoying while Franz receives an almost fatal electric shock, and through his fault. Another manifestation of the clone's mental illness is imaginary interlocutors. In FyodorX9, Felix speaks aloud in public to an imaginary angel who calms him down. In the fifth chapter, Felix is brought to his senses by a monologue by little Felix. Interestingly, the clone did not hesitate to talk to an imaginary angel