Joker 13 cards

Dante and Gabriel
Varu and Pick
Kuromaku and Umbrella
Romeo and Felix

creator: Fyodor
Joker: Red Joker

Diamonds - Dante and Gabriel
Worms - Felix and Romeo
Clubs - Kuromaku and Umbrella
Peaks - Varu and Peak

Kings - Dante, Romeo, Kuromaku and Peak
Valts - Gabriel, Felix, Umbrella and Varu.

Joker - Red Joker

Peak - a clone of independence
Umbrella - a security clone
Dante is a clone of wisdom
Romeo is a clone of love
Kuromaku - a clone of knowledge
Gabriel is a clone of curiosity.
Felix is ​​a clone of good
Varu is a clone of fun and greenery
Joker is a Chaos clone (he used to be a Friendship clone before he was trapped in the Card World and the clones were released.)

Their titles reflect their personalities and their desire for harmony, chaos, fun, etc.

Fyodor has brown hair that sticks up in the front. He has brown eyes and a mole above his upper lip. He wears a black collared shirt with a yellow one over it, jeans, and white sneakers. Incidentally, in the Fëdorx9 remake, the yellow shirt features a pattern resembling the back of a magic deck of cards. Fyodor is a rather contradictory character. On the one hand, he can be a philosopher: he loves to share wise thoughts (sometimes inappropriately) and is prone to self-reflection. On the other hand, he has a childish and naive side: he often hesitates, asks a lot of questions, and doesn't always immediately see the consequences of his actions. He is also quite lazy, not inclined to heavy physical labor, and generally takes life easy, sometimes avoiding problems. At the same time, Fyodor is caring and can rally his clones around him in critical moments.

Felix has yellow hair and orange (golden) eyes. He usually wears a yellow sweater (in the animated series, the smiley face on it changes depending on his emotions), under which he wears a shirt, yellow pants, and blue shoes. At the beginning of "Land of Kings," his appearance was more vibrant: a yellow robe with a cross and a light collar, platform shoes with smiley faces, and a golden crown. But in a fit of anger, he damaged his clothes and later appeared in a different outfit: a white jacket with military medals and epaulettes (too big because the measurements were taken while he was sleeping), a mustard-colored shirt, a bright yellow tie, black shoes, and a white cap instead of a crown. Incidentally, in the original webcomic "Fedor x 9," he had red hair, but in the remake and "Land of Kings," the color was changed to yellow. Felix is ​​a wild and restless clone. He sincerely believes he can make everyone around him happy and strives to spread positivity. He is a generous, good-natured optimist, but he also has a dark side: his energy often escalates into aggression, which he finds difficult to control. He is vulnerable and doesn't always consider the consequences of his actions, which often gets him into trouble. If something conflicts with his idea of ​​happiness, he easily becomes angry. Another interesting detail: Felix has imaginary companions—for example, in "Fedor x 9," he spoke out loud to an angel who calmed him down. Despite his need for approval, he isn't afraid of being considered strange.

Hair. Bright pink.
Eyes. Brown (sometimes depicted as dark crimson in animation).
Clothes. Neat, dandy look: light yellow shirt, pink jacket, pale purple trousers, purple bow tie, and matching shoes. Romeo considers himself a fashion connoisseur, though others (like Peake) find his style tasteless. Romantic and hedonistic. He lives for pleasure, is unashamed of his desires, and cares little for the consequences. If problems do arise, Romeo prefers to run away from them.
Amorous and narcissistic. He values ​​​​attention, especially from women. He courts, gives flowers, recites poetry, and strives to surround himself with admirers. In "Land of the Kings," he even creates the kingdom of Verona, populated only by women who praise him. A humanities student. He enjoys literature and art, but quickly becomes bored with the exact sciences.
Impulsive. He acts on his mood, enjoys organizing parties and exciting experiences, and often spends resources (such as the energy of the probability generator) on entertainment.

Zontik has pale skin, straight, shoulder-length dark turquoise hair, and round blue eyes. In casual wear, he wears a light brown sweater with a rusty beige wave pattern on the stomach and sleeves, dark azure jeans, purple sneakers, and a black knit scarf. In his card-playing persona, he wears a dark turquoise vest with peter-colored buttons, dark blue pants, and a beret with the suit of clubs. Zontik is a cowardly, modest, sensitive, and pessimistic person. Of all the clones, he dreams of freedom and the opportunity to return to the real world less than any other. He often panics, is prone to self-flagellation, and cries over the slightest failure. However, he tries to combat his negative traits, like the fourth clone.

He is an introvert, dislikes unnecessary attention, and is deeply sensitive to criticism. He is easily manipulated, as he is not inclined to see the bad in people and does not immediately recognize hidden motives. At the same time, Zontik is compassionate and sentimental: he is sensitive to the problems of others and tries to help them. In emergency situations, he is able to control himself and even mediate between people.
Despite his apparent weakness, Zontik is physically strong – he can easily wield a halberd weighing approximately seventeen kilograms and a shield weighing approximately five kilograms. He is also proficient in Morse code and even developed his own communication code.

Gabriel has light brown hair, slightly resembling a question mark—a perfect reflection of his curious nature. His eyes are black, irisless, and unusually shaped. He also has pointed (elven) ears and full lips.

In his card persona, he wears a hat with a feather (similar to Robin Hood's), a beige sweater, and a brown collar or mini-robe with a diamond badge and the number "1." He also comes with a quiver of arrows and a bow. In the real world, he can be seen wearing a light blue shirt, brown pants, and boots with a pointed, upturned toe. Gabriel is a curious but taciturn quiet man with an unconventional mindset. He is childish and naive: he often hesitates, gets confused in situations, and bombards others with questions. His signature phrases are "What-what?" and "Why?" He can also behave unpredictably.

He tends to distance himself from emotions, observing the world from a distance, as if from a third-person perspective. He lacks clear moral compass—he enjoys questioning all rules and conventions. At the same time, Gabriel is capable of feeling affection: for example, he treats Dante like an older brother, and he is overprotective of Nicole, ready to protect her. He also dislikes ASMR—such triggers make his elven ears tremble.

Dante is clone #3, the King of Diamonds. He is often described as a "relaxed philosopher." Here are some of his most notable traits:

Calm and balanced. He rarely gets into conflicts and doesn't take problems personally.

Laziness. Dante is not inclined to physical labor and prefers idleness to action.

Love of meditation and sleep. A penchant for philosophizing. He constantly spouts wise quotes and aphorisms, although sometimes they are out of place.

Relativity of views. Dante doesn't have a firm position on many issues, believing that truth is fickle. At the same time, he constantly searches for it, looking within.

Abstinence from conflict and independence from others' opinions. He is generally indifferent to what others think of him.

Stoicism and a priority on the inner world. He inherited these traits from the suit of diamonds. Dante has tousled red hair, thick dark red eyebrows, and red eyes. He is slightly tanned and smiles frequently.

In everyday life, he can be seen wearing a white tank top, red shorts with suspenders, and reddish-brown sandals with white socks. In his "card" attire, he wears a long white kimono with sleeves that cover his palms, a white Chinese headdress with a yin-yang symbol, and a matching white and red pendant around his neck.

Hair - purple. A few strands stick out, resembling cat ears or devil horns.

Eyes - black, without irises. When Spade is calm, his pupils are normal. But when he's irritated or angry, his eyes turn red, and the pupils become narrow, cat-like. Sometimes yellow or blue flecks appear in the red. The whites of Spade's eyes are yellow—this distinguishes him from the other clones.

Eyebrows - very thick, draping over his eyes.

In everyday life (for example, in "Fedor x 9"), he can wear a dark blue sweater with the spade suit symbol, black pants, gray shoes, and a torn trench coat. Sometimes you can see a version with a light brown patterned sweater, dark gray jeans, purple sneakers and a black knitted scarf. He balances between leadership and disappointment. Peak is a recognized leader among the clones, but is deeply disappointed in people (and others). He wants to lead, but this is constantly met with mistrust and resentment.

He is withdrawn and silent. He often prefers to observe from the sidelines rather than actively communicate. He rarely shares his thoughts and is slow to open up to others.

He possesses a talent for oratory and cunning. Despite his outward reserve, Peak has a gift for persuasion and even deception—he knows how to manipulate situations and people to achieve his goals.

He is prone to irritation and short temper. Although he can generally maintain a calm demeanor, he easily loses his temper in certain situations. For example, in the comic, he snapped at a classmate over a freezing computer or became rude as a waiter when a customer gave him a low rating.

He is selfish, but capable of reliability. In a critical moment, Peak can sacrifice one of his teammates if it serves his own goals. However, if sincerely motivated, he will demonstrate honesty and take responsibility.

He is prone to radical measures. The legacy of the Spades suit gives him a desire to change the world to suit himself, rather than adapt to circumstances.

Hair - green, curly.

His glasses are his most recognizable feature: large, round, bright green, with spiral patterns on the lenses. Varu never takes them off, so his eyes are usually hidden from the viewer. Incidentally, in one of the official artworks, Fyodor drew Varu's eye green with a swirl instead of a pupil, but it was later revealed that this is not canon—the author himself confirmed that even Varu doesn't know the color of his eyes.

Nose - sharp.

Eyebrows - dark green.

Clothing:

Sweater - blue, with a spiral (his personal symbol). In the remake "Fyodor x9," the spiral was made green and presented as a sticker that Varu himself applied poorly.

Pants - dark green, flared in some versions.

Shoes - pointed, acid-green shoes. Varu is a cunning, selfish, and sometimes rude provocateur. He sincerely enjoys playing practical jokes and loves to tease others, often without regard for their feelings. He has a pronounced delusion of grandeur: he sincerely believes in his own superiority and dreams of becoming clone number one, the leader of the entire team. However, he cannot be called a pure villain: he harms more for fun than out of a deep desire to intentionally cause pain. He is also prone to deception and does not always calculate the consequences of his jokes. Varu also takes it painfully when his pranks are ignored—it is important to him to see the reaction.

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The color palette of the clothes consists mainly of light blue, light green, and blue. The Joker's card clothes resemble typical jester clothes, similar to some variations of Jokers from real card games. They include:
a brightly colored t-shirt with buttons, divided into two colors;
a skirt;
pointed shoes;
unpaired gloves;
a colorful collar;
a hat with bells. The Joker has medium-length, curly light green hair;
dark green eyebrows;
pale skin;
dark blue eyes with blue cat pupils;
a birthmark on the right cheek;
protruding fangs. The Joker's main attribute is a scepter or a jester's staff, which is supposedly used for magic.

According to Fedor, the Joker is "just crazy", has a funny and perverted character. In some descriptions, he is described as "a madman, a psycho, and a maniac." Claim and deception. Initially, he may pretend to be kind and sweet, but in fact, from the very beginning, he dreams of destroying everyone. The love of chaos and freedom. He does not like frames, morals and logic. The ability to perform magic. His power is contained in a staff (scepter), with which he can control other clones. Despite the name "Red Joker", he is able to influence not only the red suits, but also all clones in general. He can also use magic without a staff, making him one of the most powerful characters in the universe. He is unpredictable and impulsive, and can make offensive jokes. Joker is the thirteenth clone, the strongest in the universe. In the card world, his abilities are unlimited until the staff is taken away, and in reality, he can look like a demon of the mind (with the staff) or like an ordinary person (without it).

After all these events, when the clones disappeared because their cards were torn, and only Fedya and Kuromaku were left, Kuromaku sacrificed himself by giving up his card parts in order to bring the clones back. After the rest of the clones returned, everyone was grateful to him, even Peak. Then, they were able to bring Kuromaku back to them, and Romeo was also brought back, and everything ended well. Joker, on the other hand, was still in space, using his magic to watch the clones, and a new plan was forming in his mind.

Joker is one of the "13 cards," or rather, he was a clone like the other cards. However, he was deprived of his freedom, as Fyodor had trapped him in a space to prevent him from harming the other cards. Joker became enraged, but decided to act from within the space he was in. He contacted Varou through a card after the clones had gathered around the TV and frightened him. Joker offered a deal to Varou, but Varou threw away the carats and declared that he had had enough for the day. In the end, in the series "Joker Presents," he acts as the main antagonist, first locking Romeo in a space where he has everything Romeo loves, but soon realizing this, Romeo tries to return to reality, but when the Joker appears on the TV as Romeo, only his eyes reveal that he is not real, he mockingly waves his hand with the remote control and turns off the TV, leaving Romeo behind.