characters from the MyNeosha channel

A talking royal bulldog, but he doesn't speak in the presence of people other than Epsilon agents due to the rules. Jack isn't one to mince words: if he doesn't like something, he'll say it right away, with his characteristic "bulldog" intonation. This often comes off as comical, because his gruff delivery is combined with perfectly sound thinking. He's genuinely attached to Ilya and Never, but he doesn't like to openly display his emotions. His loyalty is evident in his actions: he can grumble at the team, but in a dangerous situation, he'll be the first to rush to cover. Jack doesn't rush into battle or seek adventure. He's more likely to assess the risks and suggest the safest option. If the team is heading into danger anyway, he'll follow, but he'll always comment on how bad an idea it is. His jokes are simple, down-to-earth, often based on irony at the expense of human vanity. He can tease the agents for being overly serious, and this works as a tension reliever. He's curious about what's going on, but he won't overexert himself. If he can find out everything without leaving his seat, he will. Given his time spent in the Backstage, he's skeptical of "good plans" and "foolproof schemes": he's seen how quickly things can go wrong. Thanks to his long life among anomalies, Jack quickly reads moods and falsehoods. This makes him an unexpected advisor: sometimes he's the first to notice when someone on the team isn't telling the whole truth. His frequent phrase is "I'm a fucking bull." He currently lives with Ilya, but Lera sometimes keeps an eye on him.

They live in the same entrance of a five-story panel building without an elevator, with four apartments on each floor.

Eva isn't prone to impulsive behavior: she acts deliberately, trying to maintain balance even in tense situations. Her poise helps stabilize the environment. Family values ​​are important to Eva: she supports Yegor, worries about him, and creates a warm and cozy atmosphere at home. Her care manifests itself not only in the small details of everyday life but also in her willingness to be there for him in difficult times. A life as a fisherman and housekeeper has taught her pragmatism: she knows how to solve everyday problems, organize her life, and stay focused in difficult situations. Eva accepts Yegor's personality traits (military discipline, a penchant for serious matters) and finds common ground with him. She doesn't argue over trivial matters, but channels her husband's energy in the right direction. Despite her outward gentleness, Eva is resilient: she can withstand separations and the dangers associated with living alongside a man caught up in extraordinary events. Eva knows little about the Epsilon organization, although she doesn't know the name or what the organization's emblem looks like.

He's a former military man, though he retains few of his old habits. He's reliable and resilient—hardened by service, Yegor doesn't lose his nerve in difficult situations and is willing to take responsibility. Even in peaceful pursuits, he acts with composure and forethought. His practicality and quick-wittedness—his military experience gives him the ability to quickly assess the situation and make decisions, which has proven helpful on numerous missions. His devotion to family—his life with Eva and his connection to the peaceful routine—adds a touch of humanity: Yegor values ​​the comforts of home and tries to balance his duties as a fisherman with new challenges. Yegor knows little about the Epsilon organization, although he doesn't know its name or what its emblem looks like.

Petya constantly asks questions, wants to understand what's going on and how everything works. He's interested in everything new, even if it's dangerous. He's enthusiastic and often acts impulsively—sometimes rushing things, which gets him into comical or dangerous situations. He's not afraid to look the enemy in the face. Petya doesn't hide his emotions: if he's scared or excited about something, it's immediately obvious. His simplicity and spontaneity add a lightheartedness to the team. He's especially attached to his older sister, Lera—he tries to support her, sometimes even taking risks for her. Petya wants to be useful, but he has yet to learn to assess risks. Although still young, Petya strives to be responsible: he wants to help the team, learns from his mistakes, and gradually becomes more confident in difficult situations. He has the gift of prevision, but he has trouble understanding and controlling it. He sometimes hears things no one else hears, but his gift is most often and most powerfully heightened in his sleep. He only has a sister, Lera, his mother hanged herself, his father is a drunkard and beats them, so they moved away from him.

Ira is accustomed to relying on logic and facts. She notices what others miss and often draws correct conclusions based on indirect evidence. This makes her a valuable ally in investigations. She dislikes drawing attention to herself and rarely displays emotion. Her communication style is laconic, without unnecessary words, which sometimes creates the impression of detachment. Even in life, Ira strives to act according to a plan, valuing structure and predictability. This is reflected in her behavior: she dislikes spontaneity and prefers clear instructions. In extreme situations, Ira can become confused—her rational mind temporarily gives way to shock and fear. She rarely initiates communication, preferring brief, to-the-point remarks. Her demeanor is calm, without unnecessary expression. She dislikes noise and chaos. She often comes across as introverted, but in certain situations she can be approachable. She is quite timid, but when necessary, she adapts over time, although this takes her a long time.

An energetic, slightly reckless old man with a penchant for adventure and stories about the past. On the surface, he's a typical jokester next door, but underneath it all lies resourcefulness and courage. He loves to joke, sometimes exaggerating events, making him seem a bit eccentric. Despite his age, he's not afraid of danger and can prove useful in critical situations. His "advice" isn't always practical, but it sometimes helps the team find an unconventional solution. He talks a lot about the past, sometimes embellishing the facts—this adds humor and color to the plot. He befriends Anton, unaware that he's an agent for a secret organization, codenamed "Never." He rarely mentions his problems; for example, he doesn't ask for help when he discovers that Sasha needs surgery inside him. Danil is trying to earn money himself, and his grandchildren and daughter are abroad, so he calls them. He hates being called old or "Grandpa Danil," replying, "I'm young in body and soul."

Lera quickly assesses the situation and offers rational solutions, especially in critical moments. She doesn't lose her composure when others panic. She's unafraid of danger and is ready to act, even when it's dangerous. Her courage sometimes borders on recklessness, but it's always aimed at protecting her loved ones. Lera genuinely cares for her friends and tries to support them. This is especially evident in her relationships with Petya (her brother) and Ilya. Lera knows how to defuse tense situations with humor. Her irony and light tone help the team maintain morale. Stubborn and independent, she doesn't give in to difficulties and often follows her own path, even when others are hesitant. She's afraid of her mother, who yelled at her and locked her in a damp basement, and then nearly killed Petya when he was very young, but Lera prevented it. When Lera was six, her mother died, and her father began drinking and beating her and Petya, so she subsequently moved with Petya to another apartment. Lera knows little about the organization Epsilon, although she doesn't know its name or what its emblem looks like.

His primary goal is to protect his loved ones and achieve justice. He doesn't simply carry out tasks; he strives to understand how his actions impact others. His sense of responsibility for his team and those he cares about often drives his actions. He knows how to weigh risks and doesn't panic even in critical situations. For example, in the episode "Trapped in the House," he first assesses the situation before acting. Despite the seriousness of his work, Ilya often defuses tension with a joke. This helps the team maintain morale. He is willing to take risks for his friends. Initially, he often doubts his abilities, but gradually learns to trust his intuition and experience. His main internal conflict is the struggle between the desire to act according to the rules and the need to make unconventional decisions. Sometimes this leads to arguments with Alisa, who demands strict adherence to instructions. Ilya works at Epsilon. Epsilon rules include strict confidentiality protocols, and violating them entails disciplinary consequences. So his friends don't know anything about this. At work, he's most often called by his call sign, "Neo." His partner during operations is Never, and they've become close friends over the years. He's afraid of loneliness, a fear that began when his parents died in a car accident.