The Heroes of Envell

Capabilities
Some of Morgarth's abilities:
Levitation.
Puppet Creation - Control your own army of robot minions, including the giant boss Hecatoncheir.
Ability Nullification - When hitting an enemy with the green staff, Morgarth can selectively nullify their abilities.
Rebirth - After being defeated multiple times by the game's creators, he continued to be reborn.
Creating barriers - forming small protective shields.
Energy Attacks - Use the red staff to deal a red energy attack to the enemy.
Machine control - for example, the ability to make machines attack opponents with mechanical tentacles.
Mind Control - In the Season 1 finale, Morgarth was able to control people as if they were his puppets, as well as see through the eyes of the people he controlled and speak through their mouths with his own voice.
Telekinesis - using an engineering grade glove.
Knife wielding is one of Morgarth's standard weapons, and he is proficient with it.
Bard class magic - special spells and abilities that are cast while playing the guitar (for example, hypnotizing animals, taunting enemies).
Morgarth possesses superhuman physical attributes, a very high intellect, and combat skills. He knows some of the game's secrets and bugs.

Morgarth has an anthropomorphic body structure, but with four arms instead of two. He stands approximately 2.7 meters tall, and his limbs, especially his legs, are proportionally longer than those of a human. His skin is pale white, and he has no hair—instead, three thick, long appendages, which in the prototype resembled a jester's cap with dark bells.
The character has long, pointed ears (the left one has a small notch), a wide mouth with sharp teeth, almost always stretched into a smile, and no nose. Black patterns are present on the face and the base of the appendages on the head, reminiscent of clown makeup. The large eyes lack irises and pupils and glow turquoise.
As the ruler of Envell, Morgarth wears an elegant black suit with a wide, high collar. He keeps a purple rose in his lapel—he says it's a reminder of someone dear to him. Morgarth is a complex and contradictory character. On the one hand, he's capable of committing cruel acts, while on the other, he recognizes their wrongdoing.
His demeanor is that of an aristocrat: extremely polite, courteous, friendly, and calm. Even in moments of anger, he maintains composure, which is likely due to his extensive experience in dealing with players.
Morgarth is calculating, strategic, and cunning. He calculates his opponents' actions and their reactions to his words and actions, and he doesn't display the overconfidence and underestimation of his enemies typical of villains. He often uses lies and omissions to his advantage, but sometimes he speaks the truth to gain their trust.

Capabilities:
Using a tablet and staff. First, he selects a spell on the tablet, then "fires" it from the staff.
Various spells. For example, "Fireball" (a basic spell), "Map" (allows you to use the camera to turn on the map of Envell), and "Lightning Strike."
Superhuman physical attributes. Phil can destroy durable metal robots and drones with a single blow from his staff, and his speed is sufficient to react to an explosion before it spreads.
Time manipulation. For example, the "Time Stop" spell, which surrounds the enemy with a sphere that slows or completely stops time in a specific area for 3 minutes.
Manipulation of electricity, fire, ice, weather, energy, matter, troops.
Resistance (mental, spiritual, informational).

Phil has light-blond hair, large blue eyes, light-brown eyebrows, and thin lips. He wears a white and gray shirt with red stripes, gray jeans, and a ruby-and-crimson sweater over it. He wears green and blue sneakers with blue laces, and a black smartwatch on his left hand. In the game, he is represented as a sorc (sorcerer, wizard, mage) class character.
His in-game color is blue, a shade that appears on pieces of equipment and some of the character's hair.
Phil is energetic, cheerful, and self-assured. He believes the real world exists only to interfere with his game, so he often neglects his friends, often offending them without even realizing it. He's often called "the team's pain in the ass" and "a slacker."
Other character traits include:
Selfishness and Greed. In the episode "Gateway Out of the City," Phil found a "box of greed," which caused his "curse."
Frivolity. Because of this, he often becomes a source of additional problems for his friends, but in moments of responsibility, he displays courage and a willingness to correct mistakes.
The ability to quickly find a way out of difficult situations and come to the aid of comrades.
A tendency to ridicule, which is sometimes offensive, but often hits the mark.
In real life, Phil is an only child in a family of wealthy construction entrepreneurs, allowing him to focus entirely on video games. In his free time, he plays online multiplayer games and runs his own video blog. At school, he's a typical C student.
Phil's manner of speech often consists of computer game terms and English words; he speaks quickly and with complete confidence that he is understood, although at school during lessons he has to switch to normal speech with great effort.

Vic is an excellent student and a "nerd," the complete opposite of his sister Kira. His characteristic traits include:
Pessimism. He constantly calculates all the worst outcomes of any situation.
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Well-read and cautious. Vic is smart and reasonable, but prone to panic.
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Cowardice. Fears monsters and contact with strangers.
Romanticism. He is a dreamer at heart.
Kindness. Ready to selflessly help others.
Vik's speech pattern is stumbling, mumbling, and never finishing complex sentences. The exception is a panicked cry, which he excels at.
He lives with his mother and grandmother, who are very strict with him. In the family, even a B in his report card is considered a reason to hire a tutor.
Capabilities
In the virtual world, the game character Vika is an engineer. His abilities include:
Engineer's passive skills are the ability to modify items.
Telekinesis is the movement of objects in the air using a special glove.
Glasses that allow you to see the special properties of objects and how to interact with them (for example, combining wood and fire to create fire arrows).
Determining hidden properties of objects (at level 2).
Assembly - modification of objects into complex mechanisms (at level 3).
Repair - the ability to fix broken things (at level 4)
Later, he may have gained the ability to teleport and damage targets captured by the gauntlet. The character's in-game colors are yellow and green. Yellow appears in equipment items, and green serves as the background for his glasses when they're not activated.
Two strands of Vika's hair are dyed yellow-brown
On the shoulder of Vik's jacket there is a logo with the letter "Lambda"
Vic is the only one of the four characters whose hairstyle does not change upon entering the game.
In reality: he has long dark hair, braided in a short ponytail, and green eyes.

Personality: A tomboy, straightforward and self-confident girl.
Sometimes she can lie, but she doesn’t like it when her lies are discovered.
She is secretive and doesn’t tell anyone about her problems.
She is touchy, especially towards Art, whom she likes, but tries not to show it in front of her friends because of her stern character.
Despite her tough character, Kira loves animals.
Real life appearance: Appearance:
Kira has black shaggy hair, and the front right strand is purple.
She wears her hair in two buns with purple elastic bands.
Two strands of her hair form "horns".
Kira has brown eyes and is wearing a white blouse and a purple T-shirt with a darker star on the chest.
She is wearing dark ripped jeans and black sneakers with green laces.
Her in-game colors are green and purple: green is used in her equipment, while purple serves as the background for her Level-up and hairstyle.
Capabilities:
In the virtual world, Kira's game character is a stealthy and agile crossbowman.
Kira is good at sabotaging the rear, but will lose any frontal engagement without the support of her team.
Arrows fired from crossbows have lock-picking properties. When Kira shoots a locked door, the arrow automatically opens the door.
The arrows also have a reverse effect: closing open locks.

Brave, decisive, and responsible, Art boldly charges into close combat and, in times of danger, is ready to protect his comrades with a force shield.
He always tries to get his way. The guys sometimes obey Art automatically, even when they disagree with him.
He tends to look for his own fault. Art believes that any mistakes he makes are his own fault.
He has feelings for Kira, but is not very attentive to the girl’s feelings.
In real life, Artyom Meshcheryakov (Art) from the animated series "Heroes of Envell" is a guy of average height and unremarkable appearance. He has tousled brown hair (his right eyebrow is missing) and green eyes. Art usually wears simple pants, a T-shirt, sneakers, a red sleeveless vest, and black mittens.
In the virtual world, Art's character is a knight, and his in-game color is red. This color appears in Art's equipment, and a strand of his hair is dyed red. Level 2: Increases the strength of his shield.
Level 3: The sword transforms into a shotgun (the shotgun has 12 rounds), the holographic helmet is activated, the force shield is deactivated.
Level 4: New skill - Double jump.
Level 10: The Shotgun Sword gains a display that allows you to select a special "Flare Launcher" mode. In this mode, the shotgun discharges very quickly.
Level 30: The shield grows larger and takes on a rounded shape, resembling a red barrier. It can withstand incredibly high damage.
Level 50: When swinging a sword, waves of force travel in an arc.
Level 70: Red waves emanate from the armor, possibly knocking back enemies.

One laptop serves as a portal to the game world. Only five players can enter, as there are only five basic characters in the game. When teleporting into the game, players are given a choice of five roles, and each must choose their role. In the game, players fight enemies and complete quests to earn loot and level up their abilities. The game can only be exited after the battle ends and if the players are at a save point. To teleport back to the real world, one player must say "save and exit."

Minor characters
Some minor characters of the animated series:
Buckwit is a guide in the world of Heroes of Envell. His job is to guide the main characters through the game's story, offering various missions and quests. He can also give hints to the heroes, but not during combat.
Creep, a bat-like creature, became Kira's pet. He obeys only his owner's commands, and his main ability is to search for and retrieve various game items.
Val is the princess of the Secret Settlement, a representative of the forest people race. She helps the main characters in the forest.

Maria Stepanovna, the main characters' geography teacher, accidentally ends up in the game and was captured by Morgarth. In the game, she is a bard.
Ilya Muromov is the main characters' mischievous classmate. He is a bully by nature and likes to snitch and spy on others.
Uncle Lesha is Art’s father, a gamer and IT specialist.
Larsen is one of the game's creators and an artist. He plays a knight in the game.
Karina Spivak and Marina Safronova are Kira's former evil classmates from her new school.