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In the "13 Cards" deck, the eight clones are clearly divided into four suits, with two characters in each (Jack and King). Each suit represents a specific temperament, ideology, and behavioral pattern of the characters.

Clubs (Kuromaku and Umbrella) - The suit of reason, structure, and order. Represents the intellectual side of a person. Ideology: Logic, planning, rules, and security. Traits: Clubs characters strive for order but are prone to anxiety. Kuromaku represents the strong, rational side (reason), while Umbrella represents the fragile, emotional, and timid side (fear of chaos). Color scheme: Gray, blue, and turquoise tones.

Spades (Spades and Varu) - The suit of strength, egoism, and rebellion. Represents dark ambitions, aggression, and the desire for freedom. Ideology: Power, independence, strength, and the rejection of authority. Traits: The most dangerous and conflict-prone suit. Spades hate submission and constantly strive to dominate. Spades represent a harsh, dark force and the desire to tear down any walls for the sake of freedom. Varu represents cunning egocentrism, trolling, deception, and the thirst for power for the sake of one's own ego. Together, they coexist worse than all the other suits. Color scheme: Purple, green, and dark gray tones.

Diamonds (Dante and Gabriel) - The suit of philosophy, contemplation, and knowledge. Represents the spiritual side and perception of the world. Ideology: Peace, Zen, the eternal search for answers, and non-interference. Traits: The most peaceful and passive suit. Diamond clones stand apart from the others. Gabriel represents pure, childlike ignorance, generating questions. Dante represents the highest wisdom and calm, providing answers. They do not build rigid states or engage in political intrigue. Color scheme: Red, brown, and beige tones.

Hearts (Romeo and Felix) - The suit of emotions, feelings, and idealism. Represents the heartfelt, sensual side. Ideology: Love, kindness, happiness, and the enjoyment of life. Traits: Hearts clones live by emotions, not reason. Romeo embraces hedonism, romance, and the pursuit of pleasure, while Felix is ​​obsessed with justice and forced happiness for all. Both of their utopias in the World of Cards quickly degenerate into crises due to a lack of logic. Color scheme: Pink, yellow, and white.

Joker: The Joker cards have a special status in the universe. They belong to no suit and possess unique powers. The Black Joker in the universe is the Creator himself, Fyodor, and the Red Joker is the mysterious character Red Joker (Franz), who plays a significant role in the comic book lore.

Gabriel (Clone #1) is the Jack of Diamonds, the first clone created by Fyodor, and one of the most enigmatic characters in the "13 Cards" universe. He embodies ignorance, genuine childish curiosity, and a lack of understanding of the world around him. Personality and Traits: Eternal Why-Why: Gabriel's main trait is his habit of constantly asking questions, bombarding his interlocutor with them. His signature phrases are "What?" and "Why?" He almost never gives direct answers, and responds to any question with a counter-question. Childishness and Naivety: He behaves like a small child—he is pure, innocent, and unaware of evil, lies, and irony. Gabriel often hesitates in dialogues, as he absorbs information more slowly than others. Unconventional Thinking: Despite his apparent stupidity, he has a unique mindset. Gabriel notices details that other clones miss and is highly attuned to people's hidden emotions. Appearance: A short man with light brown hair and unusual elven (pointed) ears. His eyes are completely black, with no visible irises. He prefers simple clothing in shades of brown and beige. In "Land of Kings": Gabriel is the only clone who did not build a classical state. When the rulers received the probability generators, he simply didn't know what to do with it. His territory is a mysterious, empty, and foggy landscape. At rulers' conventions, Gabriel doesn't participate in political debates, instead confusing others with his questions. Relationships with other clones. Dante: His main protector and mentor. Dante is a philosopher who answers Gabriel's endless questions with complex, intricate metaphors. Paradoxically, Gabriel understands Dante's wisdom better than anyone else. Kuromaku: Gabriel's complete opposite. The King of Clubs demands precision and facts, so the Jack of Diamonds' chaotic, illogical questions quickly drive the pragmatic Kuromaku to a white heat. Waru: tries to prank Gabriel, but the pranks don't work. (Gab: what? Waru: ...)

Kuromaku is clone #2, the King of Clubs. He is the most level-headed, pragmatic, and intellectual character in the entire "13 Cards" universe. His name translates from Japanese as "gray cardinal." Image: He wears formal glasses, a gray suit and tie, and has gray hair. Personality: He is a 100% techie. He relies solely on logic, mathematical calculations, and probability theory. Completely rejects magic, considering it an unexplored science. Speech: Constantly uses mathematical turns of phrase (e.g., "it's 78% stupid," "I'm 100% sure"). Weaknesses: Quickly becomes irritated when others behave illogically or frivolously (he especially often clashes with the bully Waru). Role in "Land of Kings" In the parallel Card World, Kuromaku founded Kurograd, a high-tech industrial state. Structure: His country resembles a strict Marxist or totalitarian state with Soviet aesthetics, where the cult of labor, science, and order flourishes. Citizens address him as "Comrade Kuromaku." Assistants: His loyal messenger and chief assistant is a young man named Kuron. Politics: At government gatherings, Kuromaku often acts as an informal leader and tries to rally the other clones, urging them to cooperate economically. Relationships with Suits: As the King of Clubs, Kuromaku acts as a protector and mentor to his Jack, the vulnerable and fearful Umbrella. He tries to protect him from the cruelty of the outside world and the attacks of Waru.

Dante (Clone #3) is the King of Diamonds, the calmest, most balanced, and passive character in the "13 Cards" universe. He embodies wisdom, philosophy, peace, as well as laziness and a reluctance to engage in physical labor. Character and Traits: Quotation Guru: He speaks exclusively in complex metaphors, proverbs, aphorisms, and quotes from Eastern sages. His phrases often balance on the edge of deep meaning and absurd humor (the track "Quotes from Great People" has become a cult favorite in the fandom, with phrases like "As Lao Tzu said: drink tea and don't pee!"). Absolute Zen: Dante is practically impossible to anger. He spends his time meditating, practicing yoga, and contemplating the world. His main principle is not to interfere with the natural course of things and to accept everything as it is. Hidden Strength: Despite his apparent laziness and reluctance to fight, Dante is one of the strongest and most mentally stable clones. He understands the essence of the Card World perfectly. Appearance: He has bright red hair (with a small cowlick sticking out) and narrow eyes. He wears loose Eastern clothing, most often resembling a kimono or toga in red and yellow tones. Sukhavati (his state) In "Land of Kings," Dante founds the state of Sukhavati (named after the Pure Land in Buddhism): A paradise for laziness and meditation: His kingdom is a peaceful Asian utopia among mountains and clouds. The atmosphere of a Buddhist monastery reigns there: cherry blossoms bloom, incense burns, and the inhabitants engage in philosophy, drink tea, and relax. Economy of Inaction: Sukhavati has no industry, taxes, or laws. Dante distributed the energy of his probability generator to his subjects so they could create their own food and shelter without the burden of hard work. Philosophy of Freedom: Unlike other kings, Dante does not try to control his citizens or establish a rigid vertical power structure. His people are completely free, but completely unprepared for external threats. Relationships with other clones. Gabriel (Jack of Diamonds): The character closest to Dante.

Felix (Clone #4) is one of the most emotional and contrasting characters in the "13 Cards" universe. He holds the position of the Jack of Hearts and embodies an absolute, absurdly absurd desire for goodness and justice. Personality and Traits: Obsession with Goodness: Felix's main goal in life is to make everyone around him happy. His motto is: "Goodness must be done with fists!" Two Sides of Personality: In normal moments, he is an incredibly friendly, hyperactive, sunny, and optimistic guy. However, if someone is evil, lazy, or refuses to be happy, Felix instantly flies into a rage. In this state, his eyes darken, and he becomes an aggressive and intimidating punisher. Appearance: He has light (yellow) hair, bright brown eyes, and a perpetually wide smile. He often wears yellow and white clothing, and wears a heart-shaped badge on his chest. Felicia (his kingdom) In "Land of Kings," Felix creates the kingdom of Felicia, which was intended as an ideal utopian paradise but turned into a dystopia. Happiness Law: In Felicia, sadness, anger, and any "bad" deeds are prohibited by law. Violating this rule results in severe punishment for residents. Economic Collapse: Felix abolished money, considering it evil, and replaced it with the "currency of good deeds" (residents exchanged goods for smiles and help). This led to shortages, famine, and the complete collapse of the economy. Forced Joy: The State vividly demonstrates how blind faith in ideals without logic or calculation can turn people's lives into a nightmare, where everyone is forced to fake a smile out of fear. Relationships with Other Clones: Romeo (King of Hearts): Felix respects him as his eldest. Romeo supports his Jack's optimism, although he often considers him too naive and wild. Varu: Felix's main irritant. Varu's cruel jokes and cynicism instantly anger the Jack of Hearts, causing him to resort to physical force.

Waru is clone #5, the Jack of Spades. He is the most scandalous, selfish, and cynical character in the "13 Cards" universe, serving as the team's main trickster and provocateur. Appearance and personality: Image: He has curly, bright green hair and his signature green spiral glasses. His eye color is one of the universe's greatest mysteries, as he never takes them off. Personality: A narcissistic prankster with delusions of grandeur who enjoys tormenting other clones. He takes genuine pleasure in others' discomfort and tears. At the same time, Waru is cowardly when faced with a real threat. Signature Style: His jokes are often cruel (for example, pouring green paint on someone or faking their fall). Main Dream: He dreams of power and wants to become the number one clone, overthrowing all the leaders. Role in "Land of Kings." In the Card World, Waru created his own state, Waruland, which reflects his deceitful nature. Deception of the Century: Waruland is a poor, dilapidated country. However, Waru has forced absolutely every citizen to wear the same green glasses as he does. Through these lenses, the city appears to residents as a shining, high-tech, and beautiful emerald metropolis. Dictatorship: Removing his glasses or attempting to learn the truth is harshly punishable by law. Waru cares nothing for his people, only their blind worship and the cult of his personality. Relationships with Other Clones. Umbrella: Waru's main target for bullying. Waru loves to drive the vulnerable Jack of Clubs into hysterics. Kuromaku: Waru's biggest critic. Kuromaku constantly scolds him for his illogical behavior and misbehavior. Spade: The King of his suit. Waru is somewhat afraid of the stern Spade, but still manages to ruin their relationship with his antics and disobedience.

Umbrella (Clone #6) is the Jack of Clubs, one of the most touching and vulnerable characters in the "13 Cards" universe. He embodies pessimism, fear, and self-doubt, but also incredible empathy and kindness. Personality and Appearance: Cowardice and Sensitivity: Umbrella is afraid of almost everything: the dark, heights, spiders, conflicts, and loud noises. He cries often and panics easily. At the same time, he is very kind and never wishes harm to anyone. Peacemaker: Umbrella is terrified of arguments. He always tries to reconcile the clones when conflicts break out between them. Appearance: He has long, fluffy turquoise-blue hair and large, sad eyes. He wears a cozy blue sweater and often wraps himself in a long gray scarf, trying to "hide" from the cruel outside world. Zontopia (his country) In "Land of Kings," Umbrella founds the kingdom of Zontopia (or Veronia), which clearly demonstrates the tragedy of his character: Hidden Ruler: Due to his modesty and fear of crowds, Umbrella was afraid to openly rule the people. He created Halberd, a stern minister who governs the country in his name. Umbrella himself hides in a castle, and the inhabitants consider him an invisible deity. Religious Cult: Zontopia has developed a strict theocracy. The inhabitants firmly believe in their invisible god, build temples in his honor, and worship a sacred artifact—Umbrella. Absolute Control: Seeking to protect the fragile Umbrella from disappointment, Halberd established strict censorship in the country. He conceals any problems in the state from the ruler, creating the illusion of a perfect world. Relationships with other clones: Kuromaku (King of Clubs): Treats Umbrella like a strict but caring father. Kuromaku is protective of his Jack, trying to develop logic and independence in him, although he can be too harsh at times. Waru: Umbrella's worst nightmare. Waru considers the Jack of Clubs the perfect target for cruel pranks, regularly driving him to tears, hysterics, and panic attacks. Felix: A close friend of Umbrella. They both strive for peace and goodness.

Romeo (Clone #7) is a flamboyant, sophisticated, and hedonistic character in the "13 Cards" universe. He holds the position of the King of Hearts and embodies romance, amorousness, and a passion for the luxurious life. His name is a direct reference to the famous Shakespearean hero. Personality and Appearance: An incurable romantic: Romeo lives by his feelings, writes poetry, adores female attention, and believes love is the main driving force of the universe. He is gallant, eloquent, and knows how to give compliments. Selfishness and Laziness: Behind his charm lies a strong egocentrism. Romeo is completely unsuited to hard work, responsibility, and everyday problems. He prefers to laze around, read romance novels, and enjoy comfort. Appearance: He has lush pink hair, neatly styled bangs, and dreamy eyes. He meticulously follows fashion, wears an elegant pink and white suit, and sports a small mole on his cheek. Verona (his kingdom) In "Land of Kings," Romeo founds the kingdom of Verona, which perfectly reflects his passion for beauty and idleness: A Feminine Kingdom: Verona's population consists exclusively of young and beautiful women, created by a probability generator. Romeo rules over them as their adored and only male king. Eternal Festivity: Verona has no factories, heavy industry, or strict laws. The women spend their time at balls, carnivals, picnics, and fashion shows, showering their ruler with care and attention. Hidden Crisis: As with Felicia, such careless rule leads to disaster. Verona produces no vital resources, and Romeo himself spends all his generator's energy creating new outfits and entertainment for his subjects, completely disregarding the future. Relationships with other clones: Felix (Knave of Hearts): Romeo treats his jack warmly and supports his desire for good. However, Felix's hyperactivity and aggressive outbursts often frighten and tire the lazy King. Kuromaku: The complete opposite of Romeo, Kuromaku is irritated by the carelessness of the Jack of Hearts.

Grim Leader: Peak possesses a powerful oratorical talent and is recognized as the leader of the clones, though he is reluctant to lead them due to a deep disillusionment with humanity. He is unsociable, taciturn, and prefers to remain aloof. Aggression and Temper: He has a harsh temper and immense physical strength. When angered, he instantly loses his composure and can become violent. The Peak Empire (his state): In "Land of Kings," Peak creates the militarized and closed Peak Empire: Military Dictatorship: The Peak state is a harsh industrial testing ground, completely tailored to the needs of the military. Strict discipline thrives here. True Purpose: Peak builds gigantic factories and develops technology not for the comfort of his citizens, but with one goal: to create weapons and technology capable of piercing the Card World dome and breaking free. Attitude toward Subjects: He is harsh toward his citizens, but, unlike Waru, he does not build a personality cult on deception—his empire is held together by strength and a common goal. Appearance: He has purple hair styled into horns and intimidating yellow eyes with red sclera. He wears dark clothing, and his main weapon and symbol of power is a heavy battle key.

Fyodor Nechitailo is the creator of all the clones and the main human character in the "13 Cards" universe. He is essentially the alter ego of the author himself—a real-life animator and founder of the Phoenix studio. In the card hierarchy, Fyodor technically occupies the position of the Black Joker, as he wields control over the deck. Role in the plot of the comic "Fyodor x9": An ordinary schoolboy, Fyodor, is extremely tired of routine, homework, and cleaning. He receives a magical deck of cards and decides to materialize eight clones. His plan is simple: let them live in his stead and do all the dirty work. However, the clones' selfishness, stupidity, and complex personalities plunge Fyodor's life into chaos. Eventually, he realizes his mistake and forcibly erases the clones back into the cards. Land of Kings Comic: Realizing that the clones are living individuals, Fyodor feels guilty for keeping them captive. He releases them, not into our world, but into an empty parallel dimension (the Card World). Fyodor gives each of them a magical probability generator so they can build their own states, and he himself locks the portal, remaining in the real world. Personality and Traits: Fyodor is pragmatic, creative, but often lazy and irresponsible. He often acts impulsively, which he later regrets. Attitude towards clones: Initially, he treated them like consumers—as mental slaves. Over time, his attitude changes to a more responsible one, although the clones continue to drive him to a nervous breakdown. Abilities: In the real world, Fyodor is an ordinary person. But he is the only one who knows how to properly handle the magical deck of cards and can lock the clones back if they get completely out of control.

Fyodor discovered the cards completely by accident, getting lost on his way home, and created (summoned) the clones out of purely selfish teenage motives, so he could shift his responsibilities onto them. How Fyodor Found the Cards: According to the plot of the original comic, "Fyodor x9," 14-year-old Fyodor returns from a long vacation in Italy 17 days late. Because of this, he faces a huge amount of missed schoolwork and a tedious study routine. Walking home from a friend's house, Fyodor loses his way, gets lost, and accidentally stumbles upon a mysterious tent. Inside, he meets a gypsy witch (fortune teller), who hands him a magical deck of 13 cards. Fyodor didn't create the clones from scratch—they were already embedded in the magical deck, personifying different facets of his own character. He decided to use only eight cards from the entire deck (four kings and four jacks). Each clone turned out to be an independent individual with their own quirks, which meant that instead of helping Fyodor, he faced a ton of new everyday problems and total chaos.

Peak's weapon is a massive, futuristic magical key, resembling a two-handed battle axe. This artifact is officially called the "Key of Peak." Form: The weapon's core is a massive shaft with a tip shaped like the grooves of a key. Its upper part widens, forming a wide, sharp blade, shaped like the silhouette of the suit of spades ♠️. Material and Color: The key is made of durable dark metal with purple accents, perfectly matching the color scheme of the King of Spades himself. Weight: The weapon is incredibly massive and heavy. Peak is the physically strongest clone, so he can easily wield and swing it with one or both hands. Combat Weapon: Peak uses it in close combat like an axe or a poleaxe, smashing obstacles and intimidating enemies (including the pesky Waru). Instrument of Freedom: This key is more than just a piece of metal. In the graphic novel "Land of Kings," Peake uses it to breach the barrier of the Card World and attempt to escape his imprisonment. That's why the weapon is shaped like a key—it symbolizes his desire for absolute freedom and escape from his creator.

Kuromaku's glasses are more than just a medical accessory for vision correction; they are a crucial part of his image, symbolizing his intellect, rigor, and absolute rationality. Shape: Classic, rectangular glasses with thin black or dark gray frames. "Fogging" effect (Anime effect): In the anime series and comics, Kuromaku's glasses often turn completely white or begin to gleam ominously. This occurs when he is deep in thought, angry at the stupidity of others, lecturing, or releasing an indisputable mathematical fact. Sign of vulnerability: Without his glasses, Kuromaku is practically helpless, as he has very poor eyesight. He sees the world blurrily, causing him to lose his usual confidence and control over the situation. Main target for Wall: Wall is well aware of the weakness of the King of Clubs. One of Wall's favorite pastimes is stealthily stealing his glasses.