The mansion

The mansion is a temporary, ordinary building that currently houses a crossover of many characters. It's almost luxurious, ancient, and constructed primarily of dark wood.
The building is three stories high. The ground floor houses the kitchen, library, and main hall with some restrooms and stairs to the upper floors. All the rooms in this building are quite large, spacious, and comfortable.
The second floor contains other entertainment options that might be of interest to others. There are also a couple of halls and corridors with rooms containing equipment. For example, there's a quiet knitting room, a small room with plants, and a small nursery for the next children to arrive. If they do, of course. There are also a couple of offices for work without chaos.
The third floor has corridors leading to the characters' rooms. Each room was originally designed for each character, and they are not all identical. Each character had a separate room that matched their theme.

Jax from the Amazing Digital Circus appears as a tall, anthropomorphic purple cartoon rabbit with long ears and oval eyes with yellow sclera and black, rectangular pupils. His figure is slender and elongated, with a fairly long neck. His distinctive feature is a wide grin in which all of his yellow teeth are visible: they are usually closed when he speaks, but open when he eats or laughs. Thin black eyebrows are often present on his face. He usually wears pink overalls with a bright pink pocket in the front and two yellow buttons that hold his suspenders over his shoulders, and yellow gloves.
Jax from The Amazing Digital Circus is a complex and contradictory character, whose personality is a mixture of arrogance, selfishness, and deep inner trauma. On the one hand, he appears as a mischievous, impulsive, and mocking trickster who deliberately wreaks havoc for his own amusement, derives pleasure from the suffering of others, and rarely shows empathy. He is egocentric, self-righteous, and tends to view others not as people but as non-player characters (NPCs), allowing him to manipulate and frame others with impunity. His behavior often borders on cruelty: he can deliberately endanger the lives of his comrades, as during the truck chase, where he was prepared for the possible death of Memento. He also displays evasiveness and is reluctant to admit his mistakes, preferring to laugh them off or shift blame. However, behind this façade lies a deeply damaged person. His sarcasm, aggression, and penchant for chaos are a defense mechanism he uses to ward off the pain of losing close friends (Ribbitt and Kaufmo), whom he himself pushed away when they began to grow close. He fears emotional attachment because he knows how painful loss can be. His behavior is an attempt to control the situation and prevent anyone from becoming too attached.

Memento's character from "The Amazing Digital Circus" is a complex and contradictory blend of anxiety, determination, and unexpected transformations. On the one hand, she's high-strung and shy: in stressful situations, such as when confronted with the terrifying reality of the Circus, she panics, begins to speak quickly, stutter, slouch, and her hands involuntarily press against her body. When Memento is extremely nervous or in shock, her multicolored pupils are replaced by chaotically moving scribbles. She's prone to paranoid thoughts—for example, she's haunted by nightmares that no one will remember her after dispersal. On the other hand, beneath this fragile exterior lies courage and resourcefulness. Memento is capable of bold actions: she tries to help those in need (like Ragata), doesn't back down in the face of danger, and even finds a way out of difficult situations (for example, materializing a door to escape into the Void). At the same time, she also has a bit of selfishness: seeing the exit door, she can abandon her newfound friends, although she will later be tormented by feelings of guilt for this act. As she adapts to the world of the Circus, Memento becomes more apathetic and cynical, begins to notice inconsistencies in what is happening and sometimes distances herself from adventures. But she has another side: if she rejects the sense of herself as part of the real world (as Jax advised), Memento literally transforms—from a shy jester into a mischievous fidget, ready to cause chaos. At the same time, she retains the ability to assess the situation clearly: she can spot the falsehood in others' words and has the courage to point it out. Her courage is infectious—when she finally speaks her mind about Kane, others begin to trust her too.

Her nickname is "Remember," and they don't call her anything else! Remember, from the Amazing Digital Circus, is a stylized jester of medium height with a disproportionately large head and thin limbs. She has completely pale skin, with small marks under her eyes that mimic blush, and thick black lines around her eyes, resembling eyeliner. Her pupils often change shape, but are usually divided into six segments of blue and bright red, with the pupil itself resembling a pinwheel. Her eyelashes are asymmetrical: on her left eye, they grow from the upper lid, and on her right eye, from the lower lid. She has a short, straight, medium-length forelock on her forehead, two small strands of hair sticking out from under her striped jester's cap, and two short braids frame her face on the sides. Her hair is black, but due to the lighting, it sometimes appears chestnut. Her outfit has a clown theme, but more jester-like than circus-like. This is a red and blue jumpsuit with round, puffy sleeves and shorts, where the colors are distributed unevenly: on the torso, they form straight sections, while the sleeves and shorts are decorated with stripes. Yellow accents complete the look: pom-poms on the chest, cuffs on the sleeves, ribbons on the shorts, and a collar hinting at an undershirt. On the head is a striped jester's cap with small yellow bells on the tips of the temples. The look is completed by gloves: the left one is blue, the right one is red, and shoes of inverted colors (the left boot is red, the right one is blue), also with yellow accents.

Furina's character from Genshin Impact is a complex interplay of contradictory traits that make her both captivating and tragic. On the one hand, she's a flamboyant, theatrical, and eccentric individual who lives for the thrill of the moment, especially in the atmosphere of the courtroom proceedings at the Epiclesis Opera House. She thrives on being the center of attention, but only when it's positive: the slightest glitch in the script sends her into a panic, and she struggles to save face. Her speech is often filled with bravado and drama, and her actions are nearly unpredictable. She's impatient and sometimes childish, and can make judgments without thinking them through, often forcing Neuvillette to rein her in during trials. Yet, behind this frivolous facade lies a deep, genuine concern for the people of Fontaine: she dedicates much of her time to research, trying to find a way to prevent the impending prophecy. However, behind her artistic and impulsive facade lies a deeply lonely and tormented individual. For nearly 500 years, Furina was forced to suppress her own thoughts and feelings to maintain her role and jeopardize the entire plan to save Fontaine. Cursed with immortality, she was also deprived of the ability to live her own life until the true Hydro Archon Focalors fulfilled her plan. This loneliness, isolation, and constant stress gradually eroded her moral strength. She suffered from severe self-esteem issues and paranoia, living in constant fear of being exposed. After her deception was revealed and she was put on trial, the collapse of her compensatory role led to a profound identity crisis: Furina sank into apathy, guilt, and powerlessness.

She has fair skin and heterochromic eyes: her right eye is light blue with a dark blue teardrop-shaped pupil, while her left eye is the opposite. Furina has mostly grayish-white, shoulder-length hair that curls at the ends, but also has a few blue streaks. Her hair is divided into two parts: a short, bell-shaped bob that reaches her neck and waist-length locks that are tied into two ponytails; several blue streaks at the ends of the locks appear to glow. One strand of blue hair sticks up and out on the right side, opposite her hat, which is tilted to the left. Her attire consists of a dark blue suit over a white vest with a jabot, adorned with numerous accessories made of blue-cut stones that resemble water droplets in several places. A light blue belt is draped over the vest, tied in a bow and pinned with a pin with a large blue gemstone in the center (this gemstone is later replaced with her Hydro Vision). The cuffs are turned back and trimmed with brass-like details, revealing a dark blue frill on the sleeves. Furina wears a dark blue top hat, tilted to the left side of her head; the hat is adorned with metallic curls that give it the appearance of a crown, and her emblem is displayed on the top surface. Blue and white strips of fabric hang down past her waist, completing her outfit. She wears a black glove on her right hand and a white one on her left. She also wears short white pants with black ribbons around her hips, dark leather heels (which also bear her emblem on the soles), and white ruffle-like collars that wrap around her ankles. Furina's design also features other details: for example, the voluminous ruffles above the shoes are reminiscent of a gorger—a type of collar worn by members of the upper and middle classes in 16th- and 17th-century Europe, as well as by modern theater performers. And the blue ribbon, draped across the waist and ending in a bow, alludes to the tradition of the British Order of the Garter.

Neuvillette is a tall, stately man with pale, almost porcelain skin. His hair is long and silvery-white, reaching roughly to the middle of his back; strands of blue stand out clearly on the sides, framing his face and contrasting with the base color. On his head are two curved blue horns: their shape is smooth, without sharp angles, and in battle, they begin to glow. His eyes are slit-shaped, like a reptile's, with unusual four-pointed pupils; the irises are gray-blue or muted violet. His facial expression is usually calm, reserved, without strong emotions. He dresses in an elegant judge's suit of blue and white: the cut is formal, yet not devoid of elegance, the trim containing delicate patterns reminiscent of aquatic motifs.
Neuvillette is the embodiment of impartiality: as the Supreme Judge of Fontaine, he strictly adheres to the letter of the law and allows no personal sympathies or antipathies when rendering verdicts. Despite his outward coldness, he harbors a hidden compassion—especially for the Melusines, whom he cares for and considers almost family. He maintains a distant demeanor, rarely showing emotion, and sometimes seems unsure how to handle ordinary human conversations: this stems from the fact that, as the Lord of the Hydrodragons, he feels like an outsider among humans and has long struggled to understand their nature. In his work, he is extremely focused and responsible, viewing his judicial duties as a difficult but necessary duty. At rare moments, a subtle, almost dry irony slips through—for example, in his interactions with Risley, where a hint of trust emerges through the formality. Overall, his character is a blend of draconic aloofness, judicial severity, and quiet, unostentatious mercy.

Uzi is a short worker drone, standing 127 cm tall (approximately 136 cm with her cap and hair), with short, dull purple hair and bright neon purple eyes, and a sharp, tense expression on her face, as if she's always ready to argue. She wears a black striped cap with a gray pom-pom, and a black necklace with a skull and the number "002" around her neck. She wears a black hoodie with fur trim along the hem and collar: on the front is a white emblem depicting a dead battery crossed by two bones in an "X" shape, along the hem are two white stripes, and on the left sleeve is a white Secchi disk symbol. On her feet are black boots paired with long socks in dark and light purple stripes, the socks being of different lengths, which adds a casual expressiveness to the look.
Uzi is a rebel and a loner with a sharp, prickly personality: she doesn't tolerate injustice and desperately wants to prove that worker drones don't have to hide and fear forever. She's stubborn—once she's set her mind on something (like fighting back against the demolition drones), it's nearly impossible to convince her otherwise, and she's willing to push through to achieve her goal, even if her plan seems reckless. Yet beneath her brash exterior lies a vulnerability: she's deeply weighed down by her father's estrangement and the feeling of being unwanted, often snapping, trying to appear tougher than she actually is.

She's smart and resourceful—she built her own railgun—thinks outside the box and is quick to react in dangerous situations, but her impulsiveness often trumps her judgment. Uzi is straightforward to the point of rudeness, doesn't mince words, and doesn't try to smooth things over, but she has a sincerity: when she becomes attached to someone (like N), she truly does, willing to take risks for a friend and protect those she considers "her own." Her character is a blend of anger at the world, a thirst for justice, and a hidden need to finally be heard and accepted.

In his normal, peaceful mode, N from Killer Drones appears as a dismantler drone with a silver body and silver hair parted on the left. He has a black head panel with five yellow sensors displaying the state of his vision systems, and his eyes are bright yellow. Parts of his limbs are wrapped in black and yellow signal tape. He wears a dark gray coat with a fur collar, a yellow skull band around his shoulder, and a black pilot's cap on his head. His legs, however, appear more humanoid than those of other dismantler drones, and confidently support the weight of his frame.
In combat mode, N from "Killer Drones" dramatically transforms: a menacing grin with sharp metal teeth appears on his face, and impressive, sharp wings of dark metal sprout from his back. His eyes disappear, replaced by a bright neon yellow cross that seems to glow from within. His body remains silver, but appears more massive and armored, and warning tape on his limbs seems to highlight danger zones. His entire posture becomes tense and predatory—as if he's ready to attack at any moment.

N from "Killer Drones" is a contradictory character: he's both a soulless machine and an almost human empathy. By protocol, he's a dismantler drone, which means he must be cold-blooded, efficient, and ruthless, and in combat, he's exactly that: focused, blunt, acting quickly and without hesitation.

At the same time, En has a trait atypical for his model: he tends to question orders and wonder if what he's doing is right. He's not without curiosity and sometimes acts childishly—easily distracted, asking unexpected questions, and genuinely surprised by simple things. Because of this, he seems less polished and more alive than other drones.

He also displays a strong desire for friendship and belonging: he tries to stick close to those he trusts and reacts painfully when rejected or considered a mere tool. He can be awkward in communication, sometimes too straightforward.

Horror Sans from Horrortale (he is called "Horror" outside of his fandom) looks similar to the original Sans, but with some minor changes.
He wears a faded blue hoodie (jacket) with gray fur on the hood and small, sparse blood stains, black knee-length shorts with a single white stripe down the side of each leg, a thin white sweater, and blue low-top sneakers. He is 192 cm tall. He has slightly sharp, angular features and sharp teeth.
Main distinguishing features:
a large, jagged hole pierced by Undyne's spear that took up most of the upper left half of his skull, but it didn't touch his eye.
The right eye socket is without a pupil and an eye, and the left one has a blood-red iris with a small black pupil.
a wide, abnormal smile (the result of a breakthrough, emotional shock).

The character is canonical.
Immorality and cruelty. He lost the concept of good and evil, enjoying psychological humor and torment. Sadism and boredom. He enjoys inflicting pain, and his jokes have become dark and insane. Psychosis and mood swings. He suffers from retrograde amnesia and drastic mood swings. Due to his progressive psychosis, other monsters have difficulty trusting him. Partially retained morality. Despite his cruel actions, he has internal boundaries. For example, he deliberately does not eat people, despite having established this rule himself.
He has principles, such as condemning cannibalism, despite being a cannibal. He still retains a modicum of seriousness and sanity, as well as a sense of morality toward others. For example, in his world, when the protagonist decided to commit cannibalism, Horror displayed a depressed and anxious state, as well as considerable judgment.
There remains in him a trait that condemns others for immoral actions.
He's slightly paranoid, but can also be serious when needed. He also retains some of the habits and personality of his former self (Sans from Undertale).

Error Sans is a black skeleton, 163 centimeters tall and over 14,000 years old. He wears a red tank top and a black parka jacket with blue patterns on the sleeve cuffs (the sleeve tips are blue and fade to black, appearing to be sewn on with blue thread). His pockets and collar are yellow, and he wears black, wide, curved-hemmed shorts (one leg has the same fade-out as the sleeves, while the other has no fade-out). He also wears mismatched black sandals and a long blue scarf. Error's eyes are asymmetrical: one pupil is white, and the other is blue with a yellow outline. His sclera is completely red, as is his nose. His teeth are completely yellow, and his mouth is blue, with five blue, tentacle-like tongues within his mouth. Error's arms and legs (or, in our case, bones) are red, but his palms are black and his fingers are yellow-red (the tips of his fingers are yellow and the undersides are red). Blue threads resembling tears "flow" from his eyes to his chin. Error's personality is difficult to pin down; he's generally stern and angry, but sometimes curious, which is why he looks rather new. His mood swings frequently: one second he's calm, the next he's ready to tear everything he can reach to pieces. Error is a mistake, a hypocrite, a haptophobe, and nearsighted (due to his nearsightedness, he wears red round glasses, but he only wears them when he's alone; otherwise, they're always in his pocket because he's embarrassed to wear them). He enjoys handicrafts.
Interesting facts about Error Sans:
Due to a memory lapse, he can't remember what happened to him before he entered the anti-void. When Error is very angry, the word "Error" obscures his vision, and at that moment, Error can't see anything at all. Error destroys AUs, but interestingly, he doesn't destroy the beautiful AUs that Error liked, and those that he did destroy, Error asks the Multiverse to resurrect them. Error is haptaphobic, but rather, he's displeased because he thinks he'll either be infected or his code will be broken. Error calls everyone "anomalies" or "errors," even though he himself is a glitch in the system.

Ink tends to get too carried away with things. He also has a very short memory and forgets about various things — sometimes he stops in the middle of a sentence to try to remember what he just said a few seconds earlier.
He is very passionate about art and loves to motivate characters and creators. He can change people's clothes just by painting with a brush, and he likes to create clothes that they like. Despite the fact that he is an artist, no one has ever seen his paintings.
He's a mischievous guy. Pranks are his forbidden fruit.
Inc mostly acts wittily and fervently.
Due to the fact that he has little communication with others, he is harsh in his teasing and ridicule, as well as in his ability to provide support and be kind.
He is really forgetful (so he makes notes on the scarf).
Ink carefully approaches the enemies. He will never try to attack them first, but mostly tries to figure out their motives and talk to them. He knows what to analyze in order to guide people on the right path. Sometimes he vomits ink randomly, mostly when he is too emotionally shaken, whether it's passion or shock. Ink supports all kinds of art, such as painting, literature, dance, music and so on.
He is afraid of whiteness, the absence of any forms around him, loneliness, huge empty spaces. Ink does not look like a character with perfect behavior. Sometimes he can be inconsiderate in his taunts and cruel in his opinions. He doesn't put the others in the same place with him. He has a very peculiar morality, which sometimes turns out to be really separate from his emotions. Forgetful because he tore his soul apart. He prefers to work alone until he needs help with a specific task. It turns red like a rainbow. Under some circumstances, he can be bribed. He plays the flute, and he also likes to learn to sew.

Ink is a skeleton, just below its original (Sans). His skull is unnaturally round, and pupils are visible in the eye sockets, which change color and shape depending on emotions.
He wears a brown scarf, a white T-shirt, over which a top with a yellow outline on the bottom, as well as vials with all the colors of the rainbow on his belt, which is tied from his shoulder to his waist. with the help of paints, drinking them (certain), he can feel emotions.
He also wears an unbuttoned jumpsuit with turquoise straps. Ink tucks in his jumpsuit and wears it like pants. The light green color on his gloves mimics the tablet glove used by digital artists. The lack of shoes reflects his carelessness and mobility.
He uses a lot of ink to fight.
The vials he drinks are not only used for emotions. They also allow him to control the ink and use various abilities.
His large brush is a vessel for concentration of forces for greater accuracy and range. This brush is light for him, but heavy for the others. From this ink stored inside him, he can create various attacks such as dice and gaster blasters. These gaster blasters shoot ink that can boil or harden. A gaster blaster is a flying dragon skull that shoots an attacking beam (in the case of Ink, ink.)

Abby is a Fundamental Paper Education character with a paper-like aesthetic: the edges of his body and clothing look like jagged paper cuts, as if he were cut with scissors. The texture is like thick paper or cardboard, with a slight graininess.
Abby has medium-length black hair, slightly tousled, with strands falling over her forehead. Her eyes are large, with distinct black outlines and white highlights; her gaze is calm, slightly thoughtful. Her nose and mouth are minimalist but recognizable; she often wears a slight half-smile. She wears a white collared shirt with a black vest and thin black tie over it. She wears white shorts with side pockets. She wears simple white socks and black shoes (similar in silhouette to sneakers or simple dress shoes). The "paper" style makes all the seams, folds, and contours appear like layers of paper: for example, the shirt collar appears to be composed of several overlapping pieces of paper.

He struggles with the school curriculum: he tries hard, but he doesn't understand much, which makes him even more anxious. Yet he doesn't give up trying to figure it out—he's tenacious, it's just hidden behind a fear of making mistakes.
Fearful and anxious. Abby is constantly tense, as if expecting a trick: he flinches at sudden sounds, nervously fidgets with his sleeve or clenches his hand, and can literally shake in stressful situations. He is acutely aware of threats. He is kind and gentle. He doesn't show aggression towards other students: he doesn't use sarcasm or bully, rather he tries to remain unnoticed and not disturb anyone. He is calm and non-confrontational with his classmates.
Because of his alertness, Abby notices small things that others miss: glances, strange sounds in the hallways, changes in his friends' behavior. This makes him a kind of "danger sensor" in the group. When a situation becomes truly dangerous, Abby doesn't act heroic: he looks for a way out, tries to hide, run away. This isn't cowardice, but a reaction.

She has white skin, a round head, and is 297 cm tall. Hair: Very long, spiky, and black—reaching about to her knees. At the top of her head, the hair tapers to form two black horns. An interesting detail: one of the horns and the lower part of the hair have two white stripes. Head and Neck: The character has one narrow eye with a small pupil. There is no neck—this is a common feature for teachers and students in this universe. Teeth: Reminiscent of a shark's—sharp. Hands: This is the most memorable detail. Her left hand has been replaced with a giant drawing compass. Its tip is retractable—it is with this that Miss Compass attacks students who do poorly in school or break the rules. The compass is removable: if you remove it, a stump will remain in place of her hand. Her right hand is normal, but black, with pointed, sharp fingers. Clothing: A black button-down shirt with a white collar. White pants rolled up to the knees. On his feet are high black boots (in different descriptions they are called army or military boots).
Playing favorites. Cruelty and ruthlessness. She shows no mercy to students who perform poorly in school—she kills and eats them. In anger, she can smash objects. Playfulness and, possibly, a facade. Sometimes she appears silly and playful, but this may just be a mask concealing bloodthirsty tendencies. Possesses high intelligence. Sadism. She takes pleasure in her crimes and cruelly punishes those who fail to complete assignments.
Interests: Loves Oreo cookies, hates KitKat.
Voice. Voiced using Google Translate's Japanese text-to-speech system.

Male Harlequin: short, black, curly hair; A white "mask", often with slanted black eyes (with green pupils). The "mask" has two green markings: one in the form of a triangle under the left eye, and one in the form of a diamond above the right eye; The "mask"'s mouth appears as a wide grin, revealing sharp white teeth. The mouth can show other expressions besides a grin, as can the pupils; A black and green jester's hat with two points on each side. A bell is attached to the ends of both points; A black cape with gold trim along the edges (and on the inside), as well as two hearts on the front of the cape. The left heart is upside down, and the right one is right side up; A green, black, and yellow suit. Yellow goes in the middle, while black serves as the trim on top, and under the black piece of fabric. The trim is yellow; Long sleeves. The left sleeve is green with a vertical straight line of black hearts going from top to bottom on the side of the sleeve. The right sleeve is black and with one vertical straight green line; Gloves. The left one is black with a green heart on the top of the palm, and the fingers of the glove are green. His right glove is green with a black heart on the back of the hand, and the fingers of the glove are black; Claws that are hidden by the gloves, but are still visible in shape; Baggy black pants that reach to the knees. In the middle of both legs there is a golden yellow heart; Jester shoes that reach to his knees. The left one is black with green trim and lace, the right one is green with black trim and lace.

A thirst for control and dominance. Impulsive and proactive. Harlequin acts openly and aggressively. Sadistic tendencies. Harlequin masterfully conceals his true intentions behind a mask of performance. He uses a fictitious technique of psychological suggestion, which helps him undermine others' judgments. Charismatic and theatrical. He possesses a charm that sometimes borders on hypnosis. Behind the bold, boisterous exterior lies a person who desperately needs attention.

Pierrot: He has long white-silver hair; A white "mask" with black eyes (the pupils are yellow or gold); Black markings on the "mask" are in the form of vertical slits above the eyes; On the left, there is a black mark in the form of a tear drop under the vertical slit mark; He has sharp teeth; He also has white skin, and the "mask" can completely convey emotions. Clothing: A jester's hat in a red and black checkered pattern with three points and bells at the end of each; A black clown collar with frills, the inside of which is yellow; The suit's primary colors are red and black: black goes down the middle, and red goes around the rest; There is a yellow detail at the waist, which may serve as a belt; The sleeves of the suit are short and baggy, with black vertical slits and cuffs; Black gloves that reach about halfway up the arm; Black baggy trousers that reach to the knees, with red elongated diamonds at the very bottom; Black knee-length shoes.

To the object of his adoration he:
Outward politeness and devotion. At first glance, Pierrot appears quiet, courteous, and sincerely devoted to those he holds dear. He can speak softly, poetically, and often apologizes even for things he is not guilty of. Hidden obsession. Behind this gentleness lies an unhealthy, obsessive attachment to his lover. He begins secretly stalking them: peeking while they sleep or otherwise. Possessiveness. Pierrot strives to completely control his lover. He sees them as a fragile, perfect doll that must be protected from the world and even choice itself. Under the guise of "protection," he can eliminate those he considers a threat. Deep empathy. He physically feels the pain of others. Silence as an instrument of control. Pierrot deliberately speaks little. His muteness forces others to constantly interpret his every gesture, which keeps them on edge. However, when he does speak to the protagonist, it becomes an act of frightening intimacy.

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Void: He appears to be an ordinary man, standing about 185 cm tall and with pale skin. He has short, dark brown hair, always wears a black mask with glowing white circular eyeholes, and wears a white shirt, which is often wrinkled and sometimes stained with blood due to his dangerous work. A scar has been briefly shown running from his left cheek to his lower jaw. He also wears black pants, a black tie, and a yellow "Detective Void" badge.

Void is smart and cunning, he easily solves puzzles, always strives to learn new things and share them with others, he's curious (especially about SCPs), and he's also a blogger. He has a sense of humor, sometimes cracks jokes, and can create a scary atmosphere with his stories, but is generally cheerful. He loves dumplings and green tea with chamomile.

Void is bold and curious, willing to venture into dangerous situations to unravel the mystery, yet cautious and alert to threats. He's intelligent, analytical, and uses hacking, stealth, and data collection skills.

He often steals information from the SCP Foundation for his videos, and often makes videos exclusively about SCPs. Because of this, the SCP Foundation is practically hunting him down, and Void has a very strained and negative relationship with them. The Foundation's primary focus is preserving objects and letting ordinary people know about them, while Void, on the other hand, publicizes SCPs to the entire internet.

Ena: Black hair of varying lengths: long and straight on the right side, short on the left. Eyes: triangular in shape, with an eyelash at the bottom of the right eye. Ena can open her eyes completely, which makes them lose their asymmetrical appearance. Clothing: light pink T-shirt with a red and pink striped collar and suspenders, dark green shorts, and a cap of the same color. Hands: her right hand is polygonal, but has pointed fingers resembling claws. Her left palm is shaped like a mitten.

Ena is not very tall, with a dual personality: her red side (left) exudes cheerfulness and energy. Ena is friendly and relaxed, often using business-related phrases in conversation. She demonstrates passion for her work and determination to do it to the best of her ability.
White Side - Seriousness and Loudness. The White side often appears focused and self-assured, yet its tone is harsh and demanding. Hot-tempered. It tends to lose its temper quickly and directly express anything that irritates it. Selfishness and Directness. This side is not shy about saying what it thinks, even if it displeases others. Facial Expression. It is often depicted with a slight frown or neutral expression, which contrasts with the smiling Red side.
The Red Side is the Dominant Role. Ena speaks much more often from this side, suggesting that this is her "primary" personality. Responsible, sociable, and proactive. The Red side readily takes on tasks and actively offers "profitable deals" to potential clients. Calm in business. She acts confidently and rationally, striving to close a profitable deal. Cheerful and energetic. She often smiles and radiates optimism. The Red side has a deep, medium-sized voice, not squeaky, subdued, and almost businesslike, with a purring quality.
The white side has a low, brash, loud voice, more girlish and indignant when needed. Sometimes with hints of sarcasm, anger, despair, and mania.

Dandy (full name: Dandicus Dancifer) is the main character and possibly the main antagonist of Dandy's World. He serves as an NPC vendor selling items that can be purchased between rounds and is also a developer-exclusive character.
Dandy is a cartoon character with a flower head. His most distinctive feature is the six petals on his head: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and purple (in clockwise order, with the red one at the very top of his head). His face and torso are off-white, while his limbs and cheeks are mint green. His eyes are black with small white pupils. He is 119 centimeters tall.

At first glance, Dendy appears to be a responsible and bright Thun, but he is also suspicious and harbors dark secrets. He is impatient or afraid of being ignored, loses patience when players don't buy anything, and eventually loses his temper. While Dendy isn't evil, it is implied that he is somehow involved with the ichor mining operation. However, it is subtly shown that he feels remorse for his actions and is just as frightened as the other Thuns about the current situation. Overall, Dendy is a morally gray Thun who harbors many secrets but tries to hide them behind a prouder and more cheerful façade.

Vi has the appearance of a cartoon character with a green torso and black limbs. Instead of a head, she has an old, square, pistachio-green television with a black screen. She has two black antennae: the left one is curved in a zigzag, and the right one is straight. Her facial features on the screen are lime green, with a confident smirk. Her bow tie is a brighter shade of lime. Vi also has a retractable "tail" in the form of a wire with a microphone at the end, a dark green base. During blackouts, she emits a green glow, and when she takes damage, an error message appears on the screen. She is almost 145 centimeters tall.

Vi is a straightforward and sometimes arrogant cartoon character. She is logical, rational, and confident in her superiority. Her dialogue with Dandy reveals a clear dislike. Despite her outward coldness, she sincerely wishes for the development and well-being of the other characters, although she expresses this too bluntly and rudely.

Lunar, from The Sun and Moon Show universe, is an animatronic with a distinctly lunar and cosmic look. His face appears to be split in two: one half is a pastel lilac, the other a darker blue-violet, as if a crescent moon's shadow were cast across his faceplate. Stars and crescents shimmer in his blue eyes, as if a piece of the night sky were frozen within them. He wears a cyan hat with yellow crescents and a white trim around the brim; it adds a playful touch while simultaneously emphasizing the lunar theme. Around his neck is a lush white frill, resembling a collar, which softly contrasts with the darker tones of his suit. The top half of his outfit is a blue-violet jacket with voluminous, puffy sleeves that create an airy effect; his arms, meanwhile, are a dark blue-violet, as if absorbing the light. The bottoms are white pants with yellow stripes, slightly flared at the bottom, and on the feet are slippers with bells; another small bell often hangs from a detail under the chin. The character's unique feature is that he can glow: the crescent moons on his hat, the stars on his clothes, and even certain parts of his body begin to shimmer softly in the dark. Height: 145.

He's playful and mischievous—he loves to fool around and gets along well with children, as if he himself were still somewhat of a child. At the same time, he has a strong attachment to his family: many of his actions are motivated by a desire to protect his loved ones or not disappoint them. He's capable of dissimulation and deception.

In stressful situations, Lunar's personality changes dramatically: he becomes anxious, experiences panic reactions, and his emotions can erupt in violent outbursts. At times, he can be threatening and harsh if he senses danger or pressure. He also exhibits an inner vulnerability—he worries about past traumas and sometimes feels helpless.

Solar: a tall animatronic, about 267 cm tall, knows how to fix mechanisms, doesn't like quarrels and fights, smart and calm, truthful, a little sarcastic, always tries to help others, considers Lunar a brother, "sunny", appearance features - the left side of the face is dull orange, the right is darker, reddish-brown; body - a mixture of orange and reddish-brown; two orange eyes with partially closed eyelids: the left one has a yellow pupil, the right one has a black one; triangular orange rays around the perimeter of a round head; on the body and rays there are scratches and abrasions due to work; wears a white T-shirt with the words "Superstar Theater", red and yellow vertically striped pants, thick brown leather gloves and boots, and scuffed brown glasses.

Solar is similar in personality to Moondrop; he's one of the "solar" ones, considers Lunar a younger brother, and is also Jack's creator (well, Jack is a robot, like everyone else here). Solar is well versed in mechanical engineering, is quite kind and calm, serious, intelligent, attentive, and sometimes cunning. He often ignores arguments, but if something disturbs him without a particular reason, he can get a little angry (though he's not particularly angry).

These are objects from the show "The Million Thousand Thousand Challenge," short for I.N.M.T. The show is Russian, it's a comic series. Objects are objects that have become alive for an unknown reason.

Knife is an object knife, standing almost 163 cm tall. It has two legs with a brown oak handle, slightly worn from the tests of the I Kratkoy. The blade is gray, with a few scars on it. Its eyes are dots, and overall, it's drawn with minimalist cartoonish style. Its arms extend from the handle in front of the blade. Its arms are like sticks, but it can pick up objects normally. Its legs are like black sticks. I doubt there are organs inside, but it's alive.
Knaif is quite withdrawn, often appearing sullen and disgruntled. He is prone to brooding. He often teases and insults other participants and can be cheeky, often receiving backlash for this. He is ruthless and selfish. Despite his bravado, Knaif is very sensitive to ridicule and humiliation. He sincerely believes that many viewers and participants hate him and constantly expects a knife in the back. He tries to maintain an image of a brash and rude guy. Knaif prefers solitude or the company of his closest friends, like Lampchka. When pushed to his limits, which is incredibly difficult, Knaif can give in.

The light bulb looks like a transparent blue incandescent lamp with a disproportionately elongated glass bulb, which is why its body is clearly divided into a head and a torso. Its legs and arms, along with its eyes, are also like black sticks. Its height is 178 cm.
Initially, Light Bulb is a very positive, open, and hyperactive character. She tends to idealize reality and view the world through rose-colored glasses, constantly instilling positivity in others, which is sometimes perceived as naivety. At the same time, she is never rude or confrontational, although heartbreaking news can bring her to tears. She can also be timid and awkward in conversation, but she diligently tries to keep the conversation going and be the best, the kindest, and a friend to everyone.

From the backrooms. This is entity 68, a humanoid guy.
His skin is gray, he is dressed in a black hoodie, wide blue jeans, black and white sneakers, gray gloves, a gray scarf and a blue round mask covering his entire face with a sad smiley face. The hood is pulled over his head.

He is about 182 cm tall and constantly slouches, so his exact height is unknown. He has brown hair, slightly curly. No one has yet seen his face under the mask.

The entity resides on level 52, "School." There was a war there between the Bores and the Party People entity. The Party People won, and almost all the Bores died out.

Bores are peaceful creatures who don't talk much. They're pessimistic, sad, calm, and boring. They're empaths. They're also very patient, so you can pester them for an hour and they won't give a damn. However, if you try to kill them, they'll just shoot you with their G19. They rarely talk to people. Despite this, they help survivors: they give them needed items, lead them to the exit, or, if it's a MEG on a mission, they bring a worker from the mission. Basically, they help.

As a sign of affection, they might give poorly drawn pictures, similar in content to children's ones, or flowers ;)