Gameoverse

Food here, just like in the game, works as a healer, instantly restoring anyone's body. And as regular food.

Miscellaneous, glutton, mushroom, whale.

Miss N. E. Pravda.Papier. The main villain is Warrick

Miss N.E. Truth's golden hair is pulled back into a high ponytail. A single long braid hangs from her right temple. Her lipstick and uniform match her lilac eyes. She sometimes wears a cap.

Her uniform is adorned with a yellow lapel, from which emerges a stripe that crosses the length of her uniform. Miss N.E. Pravda wears black gloves and a belt matching her eyes with a gold buckle, from which emerge two lapels. Miss N.E. Pravda is a careerist. Cruel and determined, she is willing to walk over her own comrades and openly betray them to accomplish the task assigned to her. At the same time, she has a habit of toeing the line and currying favor with her superior, in the person of Warrick.

In his normal form, Papier is a flat, white humanoid with a single lilac eye and three-fingered limbs. Due to his morphology, which resembles a sentient sheet of paper, he can assume a variety of shapes and even change his size. Papier is an energetic individual. He always gives his all and utilizes his abilities to the fullest. However, he dislikes interruptions while he's busy or careless handling, such as ripping his edges or wrinkling him.

Warrick's head is a helmet adorned with a small black horn on the left. The helmet itself consists of a toothed lower jaw and five viewing slits, shaped like a diamond. A red glow emanates from the jaw and slits, and when he's angry, plumes of red steam also emerge from them.

Warrick's pale white, muscular body is adorned with an amber hexagonal strap with two prongs at the end. His right arm is fully clad in brown armor with a black border, while his attached pale yellow left arm is clad only in a matching bracer.

Below him are brown pants, which hold a belt with a buckle adorned with three red polygons, also forming a diamond. Warrick believes he understands the rules of the Gameverse, their cruelty and injustice. Therefore, he relies on strength and strict discipline, not only for himself but also for his subordinates, which allows him to keep dangerous individuals, including villains from various game worlds, under control. Even if he resorts to punishment and is cruel to them, he still gives them a chance to prove themselves, despite their repeated failure to live up to his expectations.

The world of planets within the game has one rule: if the hero destroys the villain, the entire game dies along with everyone else.

Ogre is a blue-gray dolphin capable of flight. He has blue eyes with white sclera, as well as a prominent bulge and blowhole on his head, a trait common to all dolphins. Ogre, in both the original series and the reboot, is rightfully nicknamed "Super Dolphin." Always showing initiative, heroism, and ruthlessness toward his enemies, Ogre will do anything to protect his town, Coral Reef, or his friends. But this super warrior has a super weakness: Ogre is rather silly and cheerful. Despite the fact that Glutton taught him to read and write, Ogre still cannot read, and his antics frighten even his closest friends. On top of that, Ogre is often too trusting. When Papier introduced himself to him as "Mr. Paper," Grubun took it at face value and was ready to eagerly follow his commands. After all, Grubun was confident that Mister Paper would help him defeat his sworn enemy, Chewbun.

In the reboot, Glutton is a purple dinosaur with the same pink eyes and a white belly. Glutton wears a blue tie with a white "G" in the center, and his body is adorned with sparse scales and bright pink plates on his back. Despite being a Tyrannosaurus Rex, Glutton in the reboot is nowhere near as terrifying as his ancestor. Nervous, timid, and unprepared, Glutton is the subject of an argument between Kit and Stuff, in which the latter considers him a burden and was willing to abandon him to the destructive power of the Gameverse. Kit, however, is kind to him and calms the nervous reptile by offering him various treats. Behind the so-called "coward" guise lies a caring personality. Seeing Kit grieving the loss of her best friend, Glutton gives her the juice she materialized for him. Moreover, Glutton is a dinosaur willing to learn anything and everything. He learned courage from Crooked, whom he taught to read and write. This courage was enough to bring Kit to her senses. Thanks to his willingness to learn, Glutton strives to not be a burden to be tolerated.

Kit resembles a short, anthropomorphic cat. Her bob haircut is adorned with yellow-framed glasses with red lenses, as well as feline facial features such as a pair of ears and whiskers. Her face itself is illuminated by burgundy eyes and brown eyebrows.

Kit's beige fur is covered by a yellow skirt-suit with a white zigzag stripe running along it and a distinctive cutout on the sides. The suit covers her figure. She also wears thick bracers and greaves with greaves. The armor ends in red tips, and the tips of the greaves form a cat's paw. The armor also has holes (on the bracers: at the elbow; on the greaves: at the foot). Under the skirt is a black underarmor, and a tail protrudes from the back. Kit is distinguished by her courage, optimism, and steadfastness, even when the whole world is in danger. Kit is also distinguished by her ingenuity, as she has at her disposal gadgets that she would hesitate to use in her mission to save the world and crush the enemies who cross her and her friends.

The destruction of her own world left a scar on Kit's soul. She is driven by emotions, and any other world similar to her home will evoke memories of the destruction of her village. Sometimes this leads Kit to rash actions and harsh words, sometimes putting herself and the troupe in danger. She understands this and reproaches herself for not acting wisely.

In appearance, Vsyachina resembles a small robotic cyclops with a red eye. Its white, spherical body is adorned with a gray cap containing its face.

Equally small limbs extend from his small body. His hands are two-fingered red claws, and his legs are red hemispheres with white feet. The limbs can stretch, forming so-called straps, which Kit uses to carry him on his back. Despite his caustic nature, All Things Are loyal to Kit and always helps her in every way. He is the pilot and excellent mechanic of the shuttle "Shustrik," capable of fixing any malfunction. All Things Are is also distinguished by his resourcefulness. He can extract from himself what is needed at the moment and toss it into Kit's hands. Sometimes he can signal to her that it's time to activate their transformation. All Things Are is ready to help Kit in any way in battle, who has difficulty fighting smaller opponents who can quickly surround and immobilize Kit. After all, his job is to watch her back (and sometimes literally – in the form of a backpack).