Robert

He has light-colored hair with large bangs sticking out forward, and he wears a voluminous hoodie with a large hood. His face is simple and cartoonish, but his huge, wide eyes and wide smile make him appear very emotional and active. He has fair skin and tousled light-brown hair. It's quite fluffy and sticks out in all directions, especially on the sides of his head. The most noticeable detail of his hairstyle is the large bangs that hang down onto his forehead in a single curl. The shape of his hair gives his silhouette a soft and slightly shaggy look. Robert's most distinctive feature is his huge, wide-open eyes. They are almost always very wide, making him appear overly cheerful, emotional, and a little crazy in a good way. His pupils are small, and his gaze is very intense and lively. Even when he simply looks at someone, it seems as if he's about to say something strange or start laughing. His facial expressions are very active: Robert often smiles widely, grins, or makes strange faces. His smile is usually large and uneven, which makes his expression even more chaotic and cheerful. His clothes are voluminous and simple. He most often wears a large turtleneck hoodie. The clothes look baggy and cozy, as if they're a little too big for him. His colors are usually calm and muted, but his demeanor and facial expressions make even simple clothes seem memorable. Overall, Robert's appearance creates the image of a loud, energetic, and slightly odd guy who is always in his own lane.

Robert is a member of the school clique "Hatzgang," along with Roy and Ross. Although the gang often engages in mischief and bullying (including Skid and Pump), Robert himself has the most gentle, good-natured, and least aggressive disposition in the group. Kindness and childlike spontaneity: Robert is naturally cheerful, open, and easy-going. In a relaxed environment, he genuinely admires simple things (like cool toys or new music) and enjoys having fun without malice. The voice of reason in the group: Along with Ross, Robert often tries to moderate Roy's aggressive impulses and negative traits. When Roy goes too far in his bullying, Robert is able to openly disagree and rein in his friend, demonstrating that he has clear moral boundaries. Lack of true malice: Unlike the gang leader, Robert does not seek to cause anyone real pain. He engages in pranks more often for the sake of group activities or under pressure from others, but on his own, he tends to be peaceful and friendly. Genuine fear in the face of real danger: As an ordinary teenager, in critical situations (for example, encounters with dangerous characters or the supernatural), Robert displays understandable fear and humanity, without trying to portray himself as a fearless delinquent.

A teenager. He has a group of friends: Roy often appears more abrupt and hot-tempered in conversations, can get into arguments and react irritably, but still remains part of the group and does not separate from it. Ross is usually calmer and more balanced; he does not always actively participate in squabbles and sometimes simply observes what is happening. Robert himself is often the center of their interactions, maintaining the overall dynamic of the group and participating in conversations, creating a sense of constant movement within the group. Despite his activity, he is very kind and rather calm; he behaves this way only with his best friends. He used to be a bully, but now he no longer bullies anyone.