second generation

The Second Peak is a man. He often inherits the King of Spades's reserve and leadership, but is less cynical and more self-doubting. In several stories, he tries not to repeat his ancestor's mistakes—he avoids pressuring others and learns to trust. He can be withdrawn, but in critical situations, he quickly takes responsibility.

Felicia is a girl. She inherits Felix's optimism and desire to help, but in the Second Generation, her energy often turns into impulsiveness: she acts first, thinks later. At the same time, she is highly empathetic, has a keen sense of injustice, and can flare up when she sees someone being wronged. In some versions, her character balances between sunny openness and anxiety due to the weight of expectations (to be "good," like her ancestor).

Daru, he's a guy. His character is built around Waru's legacy: he has a sense of irony, a penchant for practical jokes, and a knack for bending the rules. But unlike Waru, Daru is often less of a malicious provocateur and more of a "jester" who hides his insecurities behind sarcasm. In some stories, he's the one who defuses tension in the group, and sometimes he's the one who needs support most, though he won't admit it.

Kuromi is a girl. Associated with the club line (Kuromaku), she is often described as analytical, orderly, and calculating. She may appear cold or overly proper, but behind this lies a desire to protect her loved ones: she plans ahead to ensure no one gets hurt. In some scenes, she experiences an internal conflict between "she needs to act rationally" and "she wants to act like a human being."

Nathaniel is a guy. He's associated with the Diamond line, so his character often features a lighthearted spirit, curiosity, and a thirst for adventure. He can be the life of the party, loves to come up with unconventional solutions, and isn't afraid to take risks. However, when it comes to serious matters, he can sometimes be naive—it's harder for him to see people's hidden motives, but he genuinely believes in the best.

Juliet is a girl. She's often depicted as emotional, creative, and extremely loyal to her friends. In some stories, she serves as the group's "emotional center"—able to listen, support, and mediate conflicts. Sometimes she's credited with traits similar to those of the Hearts suit (warmth, romanticism), but with a touch of stubbornness: once she's decided something is right, it's hard to change her mind.

Antonio is a guy. In fan fiction, he's often level-headed and reliable, a kind of "anchor" for his more impulsive friends. He's credited with patience, an ability to listen, and giving sound advice without being preachy. In some stories, he hides his own feelings, trying to be a support system for others, and only opens up to his closest friends.

Flas, the guy... He's often credited with a philosophical mindset and a penchant for reflection. He can appear aloof because he's often immersed in his own thoughts or theories. At the same time, he's capable of profound, insightful observations about people and situations, and his words are listened to in the group, even if he says little.