all the villains of Lololoshka

Interesting facts Rehoboam hid his purchase of the bunker in every possible way, and therefore only a few people knew about it. He worked with Edmund Tennant, but ultimately drove him completely crazy, kicking him out of Halo Terra Industries. He probably came up with the symbol of the Empire, as it hangs in his former office. Created and used clones of Kim to maintain the operation of Rehoboam, as well as to spy on the inhabitants of Aloterra. Aber loved Raya deeply and was jealous of everyone, including Kim, when he was still sane. He even killed Aber because she didn't support his idea of ​​the Empire and didn't reciprocate his feelings. He treated Raya-Prime as if she and Aber were the same person, even though they weren't. He knows how to cook. In the final episode, he said he'd always wanted to treat Raya to some homemade lasagna. In the final episode, he was imprisoned in the Time Prison, at his own request. He is the only known prisoner at this time who has the ability to leave the Time Prison whenever he deems it necessary. Was featured in the season finale of The Voice of Time as a prisoner who "invents" the Empire. At the end of the Final Reality season, it was mentioned that he returned from the Time Prison. His last name may be a reference to Barney Calhoun from the Half-Life universe. His last name may be a reference to John Calhoun, the scientist who conducted the Universe-25 experiment, in which he created an ideal world for mice. His appearance may also have been inspired by Dr. Neil Watts from the game "To the Moon."

If something happens, Rehoboam promises to reform, saying he was happy spending time with her. By the time of the final episode, he still feels guilty about Raya. In the finale, he takes the initiative to go to the Time Prison, even though they wanted to leave him free. He notes his impotence in his own reformation and hopes that eternity will change him. Rehoboam says he was several times close to deleting Raya, erasing all the inhabitants of Aloterra, and restoring the Empire, and claims to be a terrible person. Abilities High intelligence: Rehoboam holds a doctorate in theology, applied mathematics, and natural sciences. He was one of the smartest people in the world (both before and after the disaster). Immortality: After digitalizing his personality on Rehoboam, Calhoun does not age and does not require sleep or food. Completely removing Rehoboam is virtually impossible; it can likely only be destroyed along with Rehoboam or through divine powers. Future Prediction: Using Rehoboam's massive computing power, Calhoun can predict future scenarios. Inert PM Control: Rehoboam can use inert PM to create almost anything. PM Conversion: Using the converter, Calhoun can create an inert PM from an active one. Implant Control: Rehoboam can control people who have been implanted with P.E.R.S.I.K. He can also broadcast his voice to implant wearers. Projection: Calhoun can create holographic images of himself near Rehoboam or using holographic projectors. Rehoboam Administrator: Scientist can use all the supercomputer's features.

Species: Human/digitized personality. Age: over 400 years (computerized). Height: 192 cm. World: Aloterra. Rehoboam Calhoun is a character from the Perfect World season. Along with Edmund Tennant, he is one of the main antagonists of the season up to and including Episode 115. One of the most prominent scientists of the past, he is the CEO of Halo Terra Industries and the creator of the super-powerful supercomputer Rehoboam, which the eccentric scientist named after himself. He is the owner of a declassified military bunker beneath Alt City, where his creation, which controls the entire Empire, is located (see Rehoboam Calhoun's story). Appearance: Calhoun has black hair and green eyes, and wears thick-lensed glasses. He wears black clothing with a lab coat over it. A hologram of him appears to be wearing something large, resembling some kind of armor, the same lab coat, and glasses. Rehoboam is arrogant and prideful. By his own admission, he was glad to see Raya return because he thought she would appreciate the new world, which he considered "perfect." Furthermore, certain events in his past had left Calhoun obsessed with control—that's how his personality developed. He believed that perfection could only be achieved through intimidation and punishment. He believed that ordinary people didn't know what they wanted or needed. When Lololoshka and Raya altered his memories (which wasn't difficult, since Rehoboam's personality was digitalized), he realized how wrong he had been and noted that up until that moment, he had simply been "too stubborn to admit it." After this, Rehoboam made every effort to help restore the world, correct his mistakes, and make amends with Raya Prime for killing Raya Aber (even though Raya claimed she wasn't Raya Aber). He continues to make excuses and omit the truth, because... digitalized experience interferes with adequate behavior, but when Raya tells him to completely delete himself if something happens to Lololoshka due to his omissions, Rehoboam promises to improve, saying that

Void trained Caleb in martial arts, instilling in him a strong hand and an unwavering will. After all, a sword, even a laser one, is useless against a firearm, so it's not for self-defense. Void perceives Caleb as the only one worthy of fighting him in the entire Empire. Vinyl is the only hobby of young Caleb that Void approves of. The Inspector reasoned that music doesn't distract his successor from his studies, but rather helps him concentrate. Void has his own torture arsenal, including a cage filled with spiders. There were other ways for Void to die, including suicide. The Inspector's death was meant to be empty and unexpected. No glorious, cool boss fights, farewell speeches, and so on.

Void doesn't care what lies behind the Empire, because people like him don't need to understand it: the system works, life goes on. He has power within this system, and his job is to ensure it continues, nothing more. Who or what created this system doesn't bother him at all. He firmly believes the Empire gave him everything, and therefore is willing to do the same for it. Void is completely emotionless and does not tolerate displays of emotion in anyone else. He is cruel and cold to everyone, especially those he considers "traitors to the Empire," and can shoot on the spot for the slightest infraction, be it sarcasm, a chuckle in his direction, or an unfortunate joke. If you talk to the Inspector, erasure is inevitable. "The machine works, the parts are easily replaced." The Void is loyal to procedure and doesn't care what happens to a person next. The Void values ​​only those who are obedient to the Empire and loyal to its algorithm. Abilities He is a master of the katana. He defeated his student, Caleb, in a sword duel. Cybernetic organism - Void's physical characteristics are enhanced by numerous implants. Capable of accelerating to 100 km/h in 12 seconds. Incredibly accurate with a pistol. He was able to hit a rebel in the shoulder from a great distance and altitude. Even after being shot with a sleeping pill capsule, which is supposed to knock a person out for 10-15 hours, he woke up after half an hour. Interesting facts He raided the Soda Festival, where there were many members of "The Shining". Void prefers his coffee black, like his soul, without sugar. Black is also his favorite color. He tried to destroy most of the rebels with implants, but Lololoshka, disguised as Kavinsky, was able to prevent this. Kavinsky is Void's favorite observer.

Species: Human (formerly) Cybernetic organism Age: 43 Height: 191 cm World: Aloterra Void, aka Inspector Void, is a character from the Perfect WORLD season. He is the head of the police branch of the Empire, Caleb's "adopted father," and a true patriot who follows absolutely all laws and meticulously ensures that everyone he sees follows them just as strictly. He maintains a sort of personal squad of observers, many of whom are privy to even the Empire's most terrible secrets. This is all thanks to their special talents, but only he knows what kind of talents they are. Appearance: Void is a brunette with light, unnaturally gray skin and violet eyes. He wears a black, custom-made cloak, buttoned to the feet, to conceal most of his body due to the numerous implants.[2] He carries a katana in a sheath on his right side, and wears a black low hat on his head. His collar covers half of his face, but even so, gray implants are visible. In Episode 117, it was revealed that Void has transformed himself into a machine, replacing most of his body parts with implants. Kavinsky says of Void: "His arms and legs are completely bionic, there is no organic part left... and also heart, eye, stomach, and kidney implants..." Personality Once hot-tempered and aggressive, Void, through years of rigorous training, developed the necessary qualities to make people fear him. But human feelings are not alien to him, just like any other person.[3] These feelings gave rise to his strange "fatherhood," as Void is unfamiliar with the concept of family; he was raised by the system. He believed that this was the proper upbringing, since "he grew up a normal person" without any family.

At the end of Thirteen Lights, he gave his mask as an activator for the Departure and disappeared. The Interworlder was the one who transported Lololoshka to the Interworld. He claimed he was prompted to do so by the "signals"[3] that were breaking through (perhaps a reference to the message from JDH that Lololoshka received at the very beginning of the Perfect World season). In episode 75 of the Final Reality, the Interworlder appeared as an image of Lololoshka’s subconscious.[10] In episode 106 of the Final Reality, it turned out that it forbade Lololoshka to remember. Although it may seem that the Interworlder himself caused Lololoshka's amnesia, in episode 35 of Thirteen Lights, the Interworlder turns out to be unhappy with the fact that Lololoshka continues to forget her past. In episode 100 of the Point of No Return season, the Interworlder claims that he stopped following Lololoshka the moment he activated the Departure and went to another reality.[11] According to the Archmage, the Interworlder is Lololoshka from an alternate future.[12] This is confirmed in the finale of the Final Reality, where JDH, after Lololoshka mentions the Interworlder, notes that Lololoshka speaks about himself in the third person. In the New Generation[13] and Ideal WORLD[2] seasons, the Interworlder said that he had no name. In episode 95 of Point of No Return, it turns out that the CEO of Synclit is the Interworlder himself. Lololoshka and the Interworlder share a common past, but they later went their separate ways, with the latter choosing to follow his own path. This is confirmed by the Watcher's words, as Lololoshka had already made decisions in the past, just as the Interworlder had.

Creation of Pocket Dimensions: Misr was originally a pocket dimension created by the First Ones to house the Departure.[3][7] [note 1] Timelessness: Immortality: cannot die from old age, because it is beyond life and death; Increased durability; Accelerated regeneration: in episode 100 of Point of No Return, he was seriously injured after a battle with Lololoshka, but by episode 101 he was healthy. May be in Synclet; Can view branches from their beginning to the end; Due to this, he can see the future of time-bound creatures; With the help of the "Time Sphere" he can erase entire timelines;[5] Creating new branches;[8] Interactions with the fifth dimension: created the Dispatch[7][note 1], which, according to JDH, exists within five dimensions.[9]Other: High intelligence: together with Guah'tksh'khtar, he managed to create the Departure; [note 1] Creative thinking: this is evidenced by the fact that he was the one who came up with the design for the First Masks;[note 1] Millions of Years of Life Experience. Interesting Facts The word "Interworlder" is not his name, it is the name of the Race of his progenitor. Initially, like all New Generation characters, he was introduced as an NPC from the Advent of Assencion mod (Nevermine). However, in Ideal World, he received a remodel. In League of Saints, he represents Andrei TimeConqueror. Posters of him were hung up in Poen by some religious spice-monger willing to pay a billion skint for his head. At the end of Thirteen Lights, he gave his mask as an activator for the Departure and disappeared.

Capabilities Abilities of the First: Adaptation: like all planeswalkers, he is able to adapt to the conditions of different worlds; Increased physical strength; Huge supply of Spark; Moving between worlds; Moving between realities using the Masks of the First and Departure; Can be in the interdimensional void without harm to oneself; Can move other living beings along with itself;[4] [note 1] Due to a strong spark, his presence can partially restore time in a timeless space;[4] [note 1] Manipulation of time; Mask of the First; Creation of the Veil: Along with the rest of the First Ones, the Archaean was sealed;[note 1] Spreading the Spark: Along with the rest of the First Ones, he spread the spark across all realities;[note 1] Uses an advanced version of Tadmavriel's magic.[5] Father's Spear: Can summon spears, which can either be thrown at an opponent or used as melee weapons.[5] Magical Attacks: In his battle with Lololoshka, Interworlder demonstrated the creation of magical projectiles that he can throw at his opponent.[5] Binding Spell: Creates two magical rings around the enemy, enveloping them and preventing them from moving. Used this on Lololoshka.[5] Manipulation of consciousness; Transferred Raya Aber's consciousness to the P.E.R.S.I.K. module; Blocked Lololoshka's memories[6]; I was in Lololoshka's consciousness, observing his life;

Species: Half-breed (human + elf), Planeswalker, Age: Not applicable (is outside of time), World: Archaea (homeworld), Synclite: Many Worlds. The Interworlder is a key character and essentially the antagonist of the first story arc. He served as the antagonist of the Point of No Return season. A mysterious being, one of the demiurges capable of moving between worlds. He was the one who repeatedly assisted Lololoshka in various adventures by rewinding time to prevent events from happening that would hinder the protagonist's mission. The Interworlder is essentially a version of Lololoshka from another timeline who survived the death of her branch and was taken in by the Organization, where the previous CEO, also a Lololoshka, passed on his position to him. The Interworlder continued the work of previous Lololoshka directors in searching for the "perfect" timeline. Along the way, he intervened in numerous branches and guided the Lololosheks, guiding them along the "correct" path. The Interworlder is wanted and considered the most dangerous criminal in the entire multiverse, as he altered the flow of time for his own purposes, which is prohibited by the fundamental law of the universe. He sent Lololoshek to Vidomnia long before he was supposed to get there. This later became one of the causes of a major temporal paradox. New version He wears dark gray armor with purple accents and a hooded cape. His face is covered with a mask with two stripes running from his "third eye" to its upper edge, as well as two protruding elements that accentuate his cheekbones. His eyes are purple, emitting a bright white glow. He's usually extremely calm, always thinks coolly, and when he does, he gives only stern and clear advice to his "student" on how to get out of a difficult situation. He rarely shows emotion or worries. According to Louise, he was extremely kind and fair to his employees, treating everyone with understanding.

In episode 75 of The Last Reality, he visualized his subconscious in the form of the Interworlder, as an image that he looks up to and that he “could not become.” Lololoshka's disguise from JCompany in Episode 98 of The Final Reality resembles the character Dante from the game "Devil May Cry". According to the Archmage, the Interworlder is Lololoshka from the future, who, shortly before his death, traveled to the past and pushed Lololoshka towards decisions that would not lead to his death.[6] In episode 53 of the season, the Heart of the Universe was "willingly" infected with Skint. But by episode 55, he was disembodied, with the help of JDH and the energy of his friends. According to Egrasel and the Beginning, it was Lololoshka who erected the veil in Archaea. He also conceived the concept of the Departure and, together with Egrasel, created the masks. Lololoshka's hometown in Archaea is Glassgarf. Translated from Welsh, this word means "blue scarf." According to Tadmavriel, Lololoshka's scarf was knitted by Egrassel. Later, in a flashback to a psychotherapy session with Empath, Egrassel himself asked why Law didn't have a blue scarf and mentioned the translation of his hometown. According to Waldhar, it's known that in Lo's "past life" (which Lololoshka no longer remembers), he stood on his head. Only JDH stood like that, which left Lololoshka with a difficult thought. He doesn't like alcohol and gets drunk quickly. Because he refused to kill Valdhar in episode 60 of Point of No Return, a new timeline was created in which Valdhar was killed by him. His main fear is losing friends, which he constantly tries to prevent. Initially, he made his own masks out of wood (for example, a wooden replica of the First Ones' masks). He gave one of them to Egrasel.

Most of his deaths are gameplay conventions rather than plot details. He only died twice: Death from a bullet wound in the Ideal World received while rescuing Radan. Death by explosion while hastily mixing reagents for a bomb that was supposed to blow up Vidomnia in the Voice of Time. In episode 109 of the Ideal World, Lololoshka and Raya-Prime found themselves in the Winter-Summer Adventures season. According to the Interworlder present, Lololoshka and Raya were supposed to meet only after millennia. One might assume that Lololoshka is at least over a thousand years old, but the writers refuted this.[4] Edit: At the end of the Heart of the Universe season, it was revealed that Lololoshka is over a million years old. At the start of the Voice of Time season, Lololoshka's skin was changed to a younger version. At the end of the Voice of Time, he had the opportunity to choose the option that the true timeline would follow. Since the season, the Voice of Time, Jodah, has been unable to see Lololoshka's future, no matter how hard he tries.[5] Having arrived in Misr, he saved his belongings during the global transfer (Skint, Traveler's Sword, Smugglers' Guild Jacket, Wormphone, Magic Wand, and so on), but was immediately robbed by unknown thieves. In some drawings (including previews), Lololoshka can be seen wearing a plaid bandana instead of a plaid scarf. Historically, this garment has been depicted in two ways in the fandom, as before the introduction of the storyline seasons, the only reference for Lololoshka was his skin. For the same reason, glasses and headphones are optional. As described in Raya-Prime's profile, Lololoshka has an "unhealthy love for chickens." He almost never kills them, which is a long-standing tradition on the MrLololoshka channel. According to Muscat, Lololoshka smells like caramel and wool. In episode 75 of The Last Reality, he visualized his subconscious in the form of the Interworlder, as an image that he looks up to and that he “could not become.” The image of Lololoshka, intended for disguise from JCompany in the 98th episode of the Final Reality, is similar to

Professional killer. Breaking the fourth wall.[3] Extremely high speed. He traveled at incredible speeds to travel through time in the timeless wasteland. He never demonstrated such speeds outside the wasteland. As the first planeswalker, he has the potential to live a very long life, measured in millions of years. Considering he has lived at least over a million years without aging, he could live for tens, hundreds of millions of years, or even more. He presumably does not age after receiving the Spark. He has a huge reserve of Spark. He unconsciously transferred his Spark power to infected creatures and didn't really feel fatigue, which, according to John, is very serious, even for him. Adaptation. Spark can adapt to the environments of different worlds, including toxic ones and those without oxygen. It can also adapt to the concepts of different worlds and certain cultural segments of the population, such as language. Able to control the "Time Sphere": Can split time into an infinite number of branches; Can erase timelines; Can merge all branches into one; Can rewrite history. Interesting facts Lololoshka has appeared in over 34 Minecraft-based worlds. (Counting one episode that was removed minutes after its release.) In the Final Reality season, he also visited another universe for the first time. The Point of No Return season also visited a different timeline. During global movements, Lololoshka previously lost things and memory. Shangrin suggested that Lololoshka had a strong Spark that possessed "some independence" from the hero. With the help of Jodah and Cedric, I was able to remember Prunus/Malus. In Episode 106 of The Ultimate Reality, it was revealed that his memories were being erased by the Interworlder. Thanks to Lololoshka's ability to regain consciousness and rid himself of the Interworlder, he no longer loses his memory during transitions. In Episode 60 of Heart of the Universe, JDH suggested that Lololoshka erased his own memory due to trauma, and that the Interworlder is a projection of Lololoshka's "inner self,"

Off-season A pocket dimension of her own: to enter it, you need to say the word "Prunus," and to return, you need to say "Malus." One of the few abilities Lololoshka retains, it was used in several seasons. Void Magic: Conseco: Originally learned from Faragonda in the Voice of Time season, and then recalled in the Final Reality finale. In fact, because Faragonda had no reason to create "conseco" in the new timeline, in the new (current) timeline, Lololoshka became the author of this spell, as he was the first to use it. Teleportation to a previously visited location (Reverto): He originally knew this spell from the very beginning, as he is one of the First Ones, but forgot it due to memory loss. He re-learned the spell from Valdhar in the Point of No Return season. Barrier Creation: During the battle with the Interworlder, in order to block the Father's spears he summoned, Lololoshka formed a translucent dome around himself.[2] Sword of the Traveler Summoning: In his battle with the Interworlder, Lololoshka repeated John's spell from the Heart of the Universe and summoned a projection of the Sword of the Traveler.[2] Energy Attacks: In his battle with the Interworlder, Lololoshka demonstrated the creation of magical projectiles that he can throw at his opponent.[2] Can fuse with JDH into Lolojon (Jonoloshka): the combined version is significantly stronger and more resilient. It also has a distinct personality. When merging, the characteristics are mixed and their average value is taken. When combined, Jonoloshka can use melee weapons like Lololoshka and void magic like John. Quick Learner: Can easily learn to use almost any weapon, magic, science, crafting, farming, etc. However, learning ability is often dependent on seasonal mechanics. Proficiency in almost all types of weapons.

Species: Half-breed (human + elf), Planeswalker, Incarnate (temporarily), Age: Over a million years old (at the time of unbinding), Not applicable (untethered from time), Height: 190 cm, World: Archaea (home world) Lololoshka (also Lololowka or Lololoshka) is the main character of all seasons. Always appears at the right time in the right place. He is a planeswalker and one of the First. Appearance: A tall guy (190 cm) with pale skin, brown eyes, light-brown, short-cropped hair with bangs slightly slanted to the left; he wears white headphones with black ear pads and blue inserts, as well as blue decorative glasses with black lenses through which his eyes are not visible. He is dressed in a white hoodie with a slight slant to a soft blue, black stripes on the puffy sleeves and black laces. He wears a black and blue checkered scarf made of a not very dense fabric; black pants with two light blue suspenders hanging down, and light blue sneakers with white soles. The checkered scarf and glasses are Lololoshka's distinctive attributes, by which he is recognized. Character Lololoshka himself is easygoing and balanced, not particularly talkative. He is kind and fair to other characters. Sometimes, of course, he can be frivolous, inattentive, and naive, which can lead him to make objectively wrong decisions. He offers second chances and trusts people, without acting aggressively or egocentrically. He can come up with complex ideas and devise intricate plans.

He can be described as a "gofer," who genuinely enjoys being a hero and helping everyone. He sometimes neglects his own time, desires, and occasionally even moral standards, so that he will be viewed favorably in the future. Despite his openness, he still doesn't trust just anyone and carefully analyzes his surroundings. He may show sympathy for characters, but this usually doesn't progress beyond friendship.

Trivia: Inception states that skin and spark are her blood, and infection is a disease that needs to be eradicated. This contradicts the legends of the Church, which mention the Father as the source of the skin. Technically, it is a Planeswalker, as it has a spark, albeit in a very distorted form. In episode 80 of Point of No Return, it is revealed that the First Mother has disowned him, and so he does not feel the spark (according to Waldhar). Despite his cruel and merciless nature, Tadmauriel seems to have a semblance of a code of honor in the conflict. When he met with Jonološka and Never, he allowed them to be listened to, even though he openly hated them. Only when Never hurt Tadmauriel with his words did he launch a deadly attack in a fit of emotion, from which he died. [3] The first antagonist in the seasons to not receive any punishment at the end of the season. Some, including Mark, believed him to be the creator of the Planeswalkers, which was actually his son Egrassell. At the Point of No Return, a cult appeared in his honor, where people were deceived. After the end of time, not even the Foundation could kill him, even though he was handled by a special squad. He assumed that the Foundation possessed something capable of killing even the most immortal being in the universe like him. And he turned out to be right, in episode 80 of Point of No Return, he was poisoned with a psychoactive substance that made him consider himself mortal, under the influence of which he was shot by Lololoshka on a mission for the Organization. He was killed by Lololoshka twice in different timelines. Presumably because of his knowledge of the future, he knew that Lololoshka, or Lololoshka from another timeline, who became the first CEO of the Foundation, had founded it, and Tadmavriel had told Lololoshka that Law's actions were many times worse than what he had done.

Character The Father was a wise elf before Teirassa's death, who only benefited the development of the Archaeus. After the death of his wife, he became withdrawn, was strict with his son and considered him just a burden. After a long infection, the Father became cruel, domineering, and obsessed with his "research". He put his research on blood and infection above his family, was convinced of his rightness and disdained the feelings of those close to him, in particular his son, whom he considered a burden. In the end, he betrayed Egrassel, constantly robbing him of his vitality.

After Lololoshka and Jon escaped, when the infected were disincarnated, he went underground for several generations (the time it took them to pass seemed like a couple of drops to him) until he was forgotten. Then he went out and began to try to live again as before the infection, with one exception - he was immortal. He was looking for different ways to entertain himself. Due to loneliness, due to the end of time, he became excessively soft.Abilities A huge power that he parasitized for millions of years: Creation of an infected skin and Antiskin Infection of creatures; Control of infected creatures; Father's Spear; Actual immortality: the blood of the Principle flows through his veins - a power that is unfamiliar with the concepts of life and death, cannot die until he wants to. Foresight:When eating the skin, he is able to see the future. Thus, I foresaw that the branch would end. Materialization of objects, such as chairs; Teleportation; Planeswalker Abilities: Navigating between worlds; Exit to a timeless wasteland. Breaking the fourth wall.

Species Planeswalker Elf (technically, with a distorted WMD form)Age Unknown(over 2 million years)(immortal)The world of Archaea Tadmavriel, better known as the Father, is the main antagonist and key character of Heart of the Universe, and the secondary antagonist of Point of No Return. Creator of the Infected Skin and founder of the Church of Purification. The locals considered him to be the one who brought the Skint to the Archaeus, but after the attack on Ashhold, they lost faith in him. He was sealed with his son by an ancient ritual. Despite being immortal, in the season of Point of No Return, he was killed by Lololoshka with the help of a special Foundation weapon.Appearance Tadmavriel has never stood out among the elves for his appearance. He was tall, with long pointed ears and thin long arms. His hair was white, or rather gray, and his eyes were a pale green hue. He was dressed in a pale green cloak or robe, belted with a brown belt, brown pants and boots.

After infection, his appearance began to change. First of all, his eyes began to glow with a purple light. Later, his body began to be covered in an infected skin, and his left hand became like a clawed paw.

After a while, he learned to control the skin and removed it from his chest, leaving it only on his shoulders and right eye. In the end, he acquired a purple cape, which he now wears over his old clothes.

After losing his strength due to the loss of his source in the form of his son and the disembodiment of the "pets" (as he called the infected), the crystals of the infected skin disappeared from his body, leaving only purple eyes.

Abilities Oratory Interesting Facts He is the informal head of To'Ifetun: he has the most influence among all the golden masks and is in the center of the High Council Hall. His ex-wife Leila inherited a villa by the Hammer Sea from him. At the performance, he held two main insignia of Tutankhamun - a scepter and a flail. In the last episode of the season, Ronas turned him into a toy figure.

The Man of the World Misr Salik, also known as the Pharaoh God, is the main antagonist of the Thirteen Fires season, Jamil's father, and the ruler of all of Misra. He first appeared in the guise of a golden mask at a gathering of To'Ifetun leaders. It is not yet known how he faked his death and why no one doubted its circumstances.

For many years he ruled Narfanis, using the image of Jodah, to whom the statues in Misra are dedicated, and the name of "God". According to him, he fulfills the will of the gods who speak to him, which makes his word law. At the end of each of his speeches, he says the famous phrase of the aforementioned Jodach:

"And remember: the universe always strives for order!"

In episode 85, he is turned into a toy soldier by a disguised Ronas.Salik is an elderly man with dark skin, a gray beard, and long hair tied up in a ponytail. Despite his advanced age, he is in good shape and has a strong build, which is confirmed by his tall stature and broad shoulders. Notably, he possesses purple eyes.

He usually wears loose purple clothes with an abundance of gold elements: a belt on his belt, bracelets on his arms, and a gold pectoral around his neck. He wears purple makeup around his eyes, which does not correspond to any of the gods, and also has a tattoo of the symbol of To'Ifetun on his forehead. Despite his power and desire to help the people of Misra, he does not take any action to do so.

He believes that uneducated people are weak, cannot participate in the struggle with the Gods and find their happiness, so "... they need us, their shepherds, who will lead them to a happy life." He likes people who are willing to stand up for their ideals, and he is only too happy to see such people in To'Ifetun.

Interesting Facts The first person Lololoshka met in the Interworld. It was he who told about its structure. Eo has said many times that Lololoshka is very similar to his "son" (as it turned out later, his own young version). Eo possessed an unknown technology (Reduplication Fluid) that could create a psychic replica of a human made of biomass. This technology allows you to save Planeswalkers by tricking Vidomnia into creating clones of prisoners. This device amazed even Faragonda. It was Ebardo who, in his youth, stole the sun from the world of Thirteen, for which he was imprisoned in Vidomnia. When Ebardo was locked up in Vidomnia, all of his abilities were blocked by chains that were made from skintonite. Unlike the other prisoners, Ebardo was conscious while in Vidomnia. Ebardo started hundreds of families in different worlds, and destroyed even more. It is Eo's fault that Lololoshka went mad outside the Interworld. Under the guise of getting rid of hallucinogenic parasites, he gave him a decoction to drink, because of which everything happened. At the same time, Eo made the Fox an accomplice, who did not know why this was being done, as well as did not know that Eo did not give an antidote. No one but Lololoshka's team knew who Eo really was or why he had stepped down as guarantor. [2] Due to Eo's tales of recruiting Lololoshka and having little truth behind them, there was a complete misconception about the history and purpose of the creation of the Worlds with Vidomnia at the beginning. Thus, Faragonda was presented to us as a person without a Spark, who wanted to travel through the worlds and collected the energy of others for this. Poena has been presented as a city that simply sprang up next to a tower and has been at war with Faragonda's army since its founding. [2] Jodah could not interfere with Ebardo's plans, as it would be contrary to the terms of the bet. He was a fan of Mezhdumirets. It was the crime for which the demiurge was wanted that inspired Ebardot's plan. [3] In The Next Generation, a character was mentioned

Ebardot tries to behave in a polite manner and places importance on manners, although he continues to demonstrate his superiority in such a way that the other participants in the conversation have no opportunity to show any control over the situation. In episode 96, he notes that he has a "keen sense of justice". This can mean his great vindictiveness, or something else.

Able to move between worlds without any difficulty. Adaptation with the help of Spark. A very long life. Void Magic: The use of magic spells and energy attacks without the need to pronounce words or use a magic wand or any other attributes. Teleportation. Flight (wings or magic) Creating portals. Mass summoning and control of void creatures. Manipulation of plants. Telepathy. Telekinesis. Absorption using skintonite. High resistance, but slow regeneration. Weak manipulation of time. Creating alternate timelines (using a golden statue of the God of Time). Oratory. Manipulation of pathos.

Species Human Planeswalker (young Ebardo in the original line, new line) Age Unknown (over 400 years old)Height 176 cm World Between Worlds Ebardo, also known as Eo, is the main antagonist and key character of the Voice of Time season. A former prisoner of the Tower of Vidomnia, who in the baseline was released as soon as he became a ducom.

In the same line, he made a bet with Jodah, according to which he had to go back in time to rescue himself from there. Thanks to Lololoshka, he managed to destroy Vidomnia, and thus win the bet that led to a global temporary collapse (see Ebardo's Story).

In the new line, until episode 72, he pretended to be "Eo", who allegedly managed to escape from Vidomnia. He reconciled the heads of the guilds among himself, for which everyone respected him and made him the first guarantor of Poena. After the escape, his place was taken by San Fran.

In the final episode of the season, "The Voice of Time" attacked Poena, but due to his overconfidence, he lost a bet to Lololo and went to the Prison of Time.Young (new species) After escaping, Ebardo dressed up, combed his hair and looked much neater, and all the scars on his body disappeared (most likely with the help of magic). In episode 80, we see the criminal in gray jeans and a white T-shirt, as well as a stylish bright green sweater with tight sleeves, which perfectly matches the color of his eyes. He does not like to postpone things for later, he is impatient and hot-tempered. However, he is quite gambling and has a weakness for betting, which he hates to lose. However, as a rule, it violates the terms if this happens.

He can be called the very person who was "intoxicated" with power, having discovered incredible abilities in himself. Ebardot is convinced that this is the only thing that matters. The rest of the creatures in the multiverse seem to him stupid and weak-willed, and he takes the fact of the innumerability of worlds as an argument in favor of permissiveness. Faragonda's torture only aggravated the situation, which is why his behavior

Interesting FactsThe Creation of Edmundium is similar to Lovecraft's description of Yog-Sothoth's appearance. The name "Dr. Edmund Tennant" is a "triple" reference to several characters: A direct reference to Edmund Rockwell, who also used Edmundium and turned into a god. The final form and boss fight are extremely similar to the original, which can be viewed here. "Dr. Tennant is a reference to the 10 Doctors from Doctor Who, played by David Tennant." "Edmund Rockwell was also voiced by David Tennant in the ARC." Perhaps his image with a half-black face and purple eye is a reference to MrChallenge's skin and character. He lived in Coble City, where he bought a chemical plant.

Species Human (formerly)"The Creation of Edmundium in the Flesh" World of Alotterra Edmund Tennant is a character in the season of Perfect WORLD, along with Rehoboam Calhoun, one of the main antagonists of the season from episode 116 until the finale. Killed by Lololoshka.

One of the scientists who worked at Halo Terra Industries is the inventor of the Active PM and the Special PM. He was disgracefully kicked out of the company for taking credit for PM's discovery and misbehaving when he brought animals unknown to science to a conference. The only clothes we know of are a brown coat, a white shirt with a black vest or jacket, black trousers and shoes.

After the start of the experiments, part of Edmund's body first turned purple and black (From the visible: the left half of the face, including the eye and ear, and the right arm from hand to elbow), and then he completely lost his human form and became a black creature with tentacles - "a creation of Edmundium in the flesh". His character traits are unknown, but Edmund is most likely a narcissistic egoist, as he named the matter he discovered in honor of himself, and also proclaimed himself a god. He calls the APM Creatures he created "children of the New World".Abilities Creating APM Organics: can create different types of animals and plants with APM embedded at the DNA level. Immortality: After becoming an "Edmundium creation", Edmund stopped aging and gained invulnerability to the APM. Control of APM Creatures: With the help of special technology, he could control the entire Titan.

Magic of Destruction, trained at the Skaisern Academy; Erasing and correcting memory. For example, he was able to erase all memories of Dovin Baan from the Order; Telekinesis; [8] Immunity to the Temporal Paradox.Interesting Facts Sam gave himself the title of "Eternal Archmage" when he founded the Order in Dalivarik; [13] The nickname "Jodah, the Eternal Archmage" contains two references at once - to a character from the card game Magic: The Gathering, and to the nickname of the screenwriter Archmage Eternal; Based on his diary, it can be assumed that Jodah absorbed at least 20357 lives (19356 before the ritual, 1000 during the ritual, 1 after (Intermyrez-Demiurge) and more than 792 abilities; Jodah has an age difference of 739 between himself and his brother, Jace. His year of birth according to the New Skaiser calendar is 161,[14] while Jace's is 900. This is due to the longevity of women from the Avi clan and the supernatural coincidence that Jodah generally managed to live to such an age. [15] A former prisoner of the Time Prison, he was able to escape with the help of Lucius. His nickname "Angel of Death" is due to the fact that he is the right hand and friend of the Beholder, who, in turn, personifies death. Jodah is the only one who can influence the Overseer's decisions. [16] In the first episode of the Perfect World, Lololoshka received a message signed "JDH" and assumed that it was written by Jodah. However, Jodah himself answered in the negative. Later in the Thirteen Fires season, it is revealed that JDH is a separate character.After the events of the Voice of Time, he cannot appear in full-fledged worlds, otherwise the time paradox will intensify. Due to a time paradox, his ability to see the future has stopped working on Lololoshka, much to Jodah's annoyance. With the time paradox resolved, Jodah is once again free to roam the multiverse. Although the statues in Misra are dedicated to Jodah, Salik hides in public under the guise of the Pharaoh God. [7] The staff of Jodah was used as one of the fires for the Departure. Likes coffee

Abilities Teleportation and Levitation, basic abilities for the Skaisern Villager; Avi Family Life Absorption Ability: Can absorb the life forces of other living and even immortal organisms. His ability manifested itself at the age of 10; [4] Powers and Abilities of the demigods. With these, he unofficially became a god and was given the ability to interact with any divine power without restriction[5]: Lucius: Fire; Eula: Water (in the last episode of God's Game, he gave some of his power to Celesti); Zephyrion: Air (in the last episode of God's Game, he gave some of his power to Jace). Manipulation of reality. [6] Mind manipulation Can affect worlds without being in them. [7] He can bestow divine powers on others. Abilities of the gods of Misra: Creation of divine artifacts; Expansion of pocket dimensions to full-fledged worlds; [8] Issuing blessings and curses; Weather manipulation; Knemmtiti: Resurrection of the dead and the ability to possess other creatures; Montu: great physical strength and the ability to lift ores from the ground; Ronas: the creation of poisons and transformation exists into toys; Seliaceth: controlling the growth of vegetation and turning people into monsters; Hitintep: enchanting objects, revealing the truth and creating structures in which magic does not work. Can also take them back; Abilities of others: Interworld-Demiurge: Moving between worlds and manipulating time; Demons: Multiple Abilities + Thousand Eyes; Vision of the future: sees all possible options for the future. Flying with the help of wings. He was previously inaccessible to him, however, with the absorption of 1000 demons, he was able to fly; [9] Insensitive to pain: he tore off his flesh and "painted the snow red" on the hot springs in the mountains,[10] but due to Aeola's magic, he could not touch Lucius; Immortality: he no longer needs to absorb lives to survive, jumped off a cliff many times and survived; [11] Body morphism; The spell leaves no trace. [12] Magic of Destruction, trained at the Skaisern Academy; Erasing and correcting memory. For example, he was able to erase from the members of O

At the time of the Voice of Time, he is quite pleasant to talk to, but retains a lofty tone, manner, and ego. In the original future of Poena's original timeline, Jodah is indifferent, carefree, and arrogant. While drunk, he sent Eo back in time as a joke about time, which he found hilarious, thereby giving Eo false hope; as a result, Jodah was willing to send him to the Prison of Time simply for bragging. Ultimately, his actions partially caused the temporal paradox. This season, we can clearly see the remnants of Jodah's mortal nature, as he becomes deeply distressed and even nearly breaks down, losing control of the situation that his incredible abilities gave him. In his defense, he claims that at the time he was extremely young and reveled in his power. Now, he still regrets his actions, although he continues to place all the blame on Lololoshka.

In Thirteen Lights, Jodah's personality is quite ambiguous. He behaves with his usual arrogance, seemingly disregarding the concerns of others. At times, he can be callously indifferent to others. He seems insincere, first joyfully embracing Knefmtiti in the season finale, and then directly making it clear that he doesn't care about the fate of the gods of Misr. He also quickly calms down after Lololoshka is transported to an alternate reality, despite previously being quite warm towards the latter.

Jodah is very goal-oriented, achieving his goals no matter what; he's prepared to walk over corpses, not heads. He's firm in his decisions. He seems to have a "the ends justify the means" mentality, though he's not indifferent to the means he uses. He understands morality, and he cares about it. He's serious, but has a sense of humor. He controls his emotions well and hides his intentions well. He's very intelligent, having the ability to see the future, and was able to develop a flawless plan and bring it to fruition (God's Game). He's willing to take risks; perhaps insane.

View Skaiser, God Age Over 739 years old (immortal)Unknown (new reality)Height 2.5 meters Jodah Avi is the deuteragonist of the first story arc. A very strong magician, who, thanks to his intelligence and cunning, managed to get closer to the gods.Appearance Previously, he had white wings and a white feather tail. According to Spectra's recollections, he had black hair, but now he has it completely white/gray.

He differs from the other inhabitants of Skiisern in that his wings are much larger and stronger[2] due to the ritual of the Thousand Eyes. After absorbing the powers of the Gods, its wings became even larger, changing color to black with red plumage, and a second pair also grew: it is visually smaller than the main ones, and it has several eyes that can close and move. [3]

At the time of the Thirteen Fires, he wears a knee-length black and purple tabard, and around his neck is a pendant with a stone that shimmers from blue to red. Despite his humble detachment, Jodah showed a willingness to respond to mockery. He showed signs of cruelty at the age of 10, laughing after absorbing his offender, Lemak. After his assassination, he was exiled to Dizmit.

At the time of his diary and before absorbing Aeola's powers, Jodah is selfish and heartless. He bluntly declares that he has no qualms about killing so many of the inhabitants of Skisern. His only goal was to survive and gain more and more strength, which gave him confidence. Killing students is commonplace for him, and consuming thousands of the last of their kind demons is only a chance for survival. Moreover, Jodah seems proud to have absorbed so many "considered themselves great" and also shows interest in absorbing the bearers of strong magical abilities. After absorbing a thousand demon destroyers, he apparently went partially insane, stating in writing that he had to kill the High Council. Sentiment

Unknown Species, Planeswalker World C-137 Overworld Warner is the main antagonist of the Next Generation season. The greatest and strongest mage of all time, the former ruler of Arnir who rose to power by overthrowing the Arnir Council during a plague epidemic. Killed by Lololoshka.Phase One A tall humanoid creature with dark gray skin, large purple eyes, and small wings behind its back. He wears a dark robe with a high collar. There are dark purple inclusions all over the body.

The second phase of His wings enlarge and grow two large white claws. The collar lengthens and bright purple lines appear on it. Small horns grow out of the head.

Third Phase : The Suit acquires a large number of bright purple elements. The collar lengthens even more. The wings become several times larger than Varner himself and divide into two segments, with four long claws sticking out of the outermost part of the wing. The horns grow, becoming thicker and acquire purple stripes in the upper part. He is ready to resort to any methods for his own benefit and to achieve his goals. It costs him nothing to commit murder, since other people's lives are worth nothing to him. As the ruler of Arnir, he is quite calm, but extremely arrogant and potentially superior in any dialogue. Varner believes that he must always be right, thanks to his immense strength and power. He is very charismatic, beautifully expresses his thoughts and has the gift of persuasion, thanks to which he subjugated all of Arnir. The only thing he cares about is himself.

Creating strong magical shields; Vision of the future[1]; Teleportation; Teleportation of others; Transformation into other creatures; Create dimensions; Huge knowledge in the field of magic; Walking the world. He is able to move around worlds.