Wakfu/Wakfu

Ruel's Pet - Kamatar (Driller)
An integral part of Ruel's image is his faithful companion, Kamatar (originally, Driller). This creature of the Driller race resembles a cross between a mole, a boar, and an armadillo, with powerful claws for digging. With Kamatar's help, Ruel can use "Fusion," temporarily transforming into a fearsome underground half-monster in golden armor.

Rubilax (Ruby) is a high-ranking demon (Shushu) trapped within a bladed weapon. He is arrogant, cunning, and adores chaos, but over the years of his wanderings, he has become deeply attached to Grovy, becoming his most devoted friend and protector.
Rubilax does not have one constant form and appears differently depending on the situation:
Dagger/Sword Form (Basic): When sealed, it appears as a small gray dagger. A large, living ruby ​​eye sits in the center of its guard, which the demon uses to survey its surroundings and express emotions.
War Sword Form: At Grovy's command, Rubilax can transform into a gigantic, heavy, two-handed sword. Its most famous variation is a wide, black, patterned blade with cracks pulsing with red-hot orange magma.
True Form (Unleashed): When Rubilax is released from his weapon, he transforms into a small (about the height of a child), eyeless, gray-blue stone monster with sharp crystalline growths on his back. A red mark glows where his forehead should be. When Rubilax takes damage, he swells exponentially, becoming a colossal giant.

Season 2 Plot: The Mysteries of the Eliatropes and the Return of Grovey
Season 2 takes the viewer deeper into the story of the Jūgo race and introduces a new cosmic enemy.
Grovey's Rescue: It is revealed that Grovey is not dead - his soul is trapped in his own sword, and the demon Rubilax has taken over his body to save his master. Evangeline goes on a quest and, with the help of the Brotherhood, frees Grovey.
Race Liberation: Jūgo and Adamai study the Eliakub (Nox's artifact) and learn that all the Eliatrope children are hidden in another dimension for their safety. Jūgo wants to save his people, but to do so, he needs to activate the artifact.
New Villain - Kilby: The heroes accidentally free Kilby, one of the ancient kings of the Eliatropes, from Eliacub. He pretends to be a wise and kind mentor, helping Jūgo search for the Dophus (dragon egg) needed to open the portal.
Betrayal and Truth: In reality, Kilby is a mad scientist and traitor. Unlike other eliatropes, when reborn, he fully remembers all his past lives, which is why he went mad with boredom. Millennia ago, it was he who provoked a war with the Mechasmi race and doomed his people to death in order to travel through space on their ship-planet. Kilby plans to suck the Waqfa out of the World of Twelve to the last drop in order to refuel the ship and fly further.Finale in timelessness: Kilby makes an alliance with the prince of the Shugoshu (demon) race, Rusch, who arranges a large-scale invasion of the World of Twelve. Jūgo and Adamai engage in an epic battle with Kilby in the White Dimension. Jūgo defeats the traitor and once again imprisons him in eternal solitude in timelessness.
Outcome: Jūgo saves the world, but decides to leave the children of his people in a safe dimension for the time being, realizing that the World of Twelve is still too dangerous for them.

Plot of Season 1: The Force Awakens and the Battle with NoxThe first season is dedicated to the acquaintance of the heroes and their struggle with a mad time mage.
The beginning of the journey: 12-year-old boy Yugo accidentally discovers the ability to create portals. His adoptive father Alibert reveals a secret: Hugo was thrown in a cradle along with a mysterious artifact. Jūgo embarks on a journey to find a real family. He is joined by Grovey, Ruel, Amalia, and Eva, and thus the Tofu Brotherhood is born.
Main threat: The antagonist of the season is Knox, a xelor (time mage) who has gone mad after losing his family. He travels the world on a giant moving fortress and sucks the Waqfa (life energy) from all living things. Knox is obsessed with the idea of accumulating enough energy to turn back time 200 years and save his children and wife. He doesn't care that the whole current world will die for this.
Oma Island and the Dragon: In the course of his search, Jūgo finds the hidden island of Oma, where he meets his brother, the dragon Adamai, and the ancient guardian dragon Grugaloragran. They reveal to Jūgo that he belongs to the ancient race of Eliatropes. Nox tracks them down, kills Grugaloragran, and takes his Wakfa.
Final Battle: The Tofu Brotherhood travels to the kingdom of Sadida, as Nox plans to absorb the heart of the local forest, the Tree of Life. A large-scale war is taking place. Nox wins and casts a time spell, but has enough energy to go back for only 20 minutes. Realizing that all his centuries-old atrocities and murders were in vain, a broken Nox teleports to his family's grave, where he turns to dust. The Tofu Brotherhood celebrates their victory, but mourns Grovey, who died heroically in battle.

In the animated series and the Wakfu universe, forests play a huge role. They are not just decorations, but living ecosystems imbued with the magic of Wakfu.

1. The Age-Old Forest of Sadid
   The most important, huge and sacred forest on the planet.
   What it looks like: This is an endless sea of gigantic intelligent trees, intertwined with vines. The forest is shrouded in a neon turquoise glow due to the Waqfu energy flowing through its roots.
   Features: The Forest is a single living organism whose heart is the Tree of Life. He reacts sensitively to the emotions of the royal family. If the forest is threatened, the trees may awaken for self-defense. It is inhabited by forest spirits and tree monsters - Polters.
2. Emelka Forest / Amakna
   A dense, shady and relatively peaceful forest from which the story of the animated series begins.
   Location: The Amakna Nation, around the home village of Jūgo.
   What it looks like: It resembles a classic fairy-tale European forest with century-old oaks, dense thickets of shrubs, misty lowlands and glowing mushrooms.
   Features: This is where Jūgo first encountered Polters, arboreal creatures that turned villagers into living bushes. The forest hides ancient ruins and abandoned shrines.
3. Oma
   Island Forbidden Forest A mysterious and wild rainforest.
   Location: On the uninhabited and hidden from prying eyes island of Oma.
   What it looks like: A lush jungle with giant ferns, unusual exotic flowers, and dangerous carnivorous plants. The forest looks abandoned, but it's actually full of ancient eliatrope magic and illusions that scare away intruders.
4. Ominous Dark Forests
   A gloomy, dangerous and cursed place where ordinary travelers try not to go.
   Location: Near the commercial town of Astrup.
   What it looks like: A forest of eternal twilight. The trees here are dry, twisted, as if they have not been cared for for several years.

In the animated series and the Wakfu game universe, key settlements are more often tied to specific nations and races, but several famous villages appear in the plot:
Emelka: The most famous village located in the wooded area of the Amakna nation. It was here that Yugo grew up. In Emelka there is the famous tavern of his adoptive father Albert, and the village itself in the very first episode is attacked by revived trees - Polters.
Snowy Village: A settlement on the cold, ice-bound island of Frigost. Its inhabitants are forced to survive in permafrost conditions, and dangerous ice monsters and undead - Chafers - live in the vicinity.
Luzhnikov Village/Puddley: The small, peaceful settlement that the Tofu Brotherhood enters in Season 1, Episode 5. It is inhabited by Puddles, small, jelly-like creatures that are completely incapable of fighting. The heroes help them defend themselves from a gang of robber bulls (Taurs).
Fishing Village: A coastal settlement near the neutral trading town of Astrub. Travelers often arrive here by boat, and the locals live off the sea.
Mascarrider Villages: Hidden and isolated villages of the Mascarrider race (followers of the god Sadid who use the power of magical masks). They are scattered throughout the most inaccessible corners of the World of Twelve to protect their sacred artifacts from outsiders.

Az is a member of the Tofu race (round yellow chicken-like birds) who has accompanied Jūgo since the very first episode.
Some interesting facts about Az:
An unusual tail: Az grows a blue feather on his tail, which is actually the sacred Feather of Dophus. Thanks to him, the bird has a special magical connection with dragons and eliatropes.
Loyal Postman: Az often helps the Brotherhood of Tofu by carrying important notes and messages over long distances.
Personality: He is very loyal to Jūgo, although he is sometimes skittish and comically hides under his blue hat in moments of danger.

Members of the Tofu Brotherhood (erroneously referred to as the Dofusa Brotherhood in the question) lived in Amalia's palace for several key plot reasons that changed from season to season:

1. Defending the Kingdom and Common Base (End of Season 1)
   At the end of the first season, the Tofu Brotherhood arrives in the kingdom of Sadida to warn the king of the attack of the mad Xelor Knox. Amalia's palace becomes their military headquarters. After the hardest final battle and the victory over Knox, the heroes decide to stay in the palace for a few months to regain strength, help rebuild the kingdom and study the mysterious artifact Eliacub.
2. Amalia's Responsibilities as a Princess (Season 2 Beginning)In the second season,
   Amalia can no longer just travel the world - she must return to her royal duties in the palace. As the Tofu Brotherhood has become a close-knit family, the friends (Jūgo, Eva, Ruel) stay with her in the palace, using it as a temporary home between their new outings and adventures.

3. The Energy Visible to the Eye (Waqfu and Stesis)
   The world of the Twelve is permeated by two opposing forces that affect its appearance:
   Waqfu: The energy of life and creation. It looks like glowing neon-turquoise streams floating in the air, pulsating in the roots of trees and the bodies of living beings. In places where there is a lot of waqfu, nature blossoms with bright colors.
   Stezis: The energy of destruction and technology. It has an ominous purple or crimson hue and is associated with lifeless mechanisms and emptiness.
4. Heaven and Cosmos
   The sky above the World of Twelve is often painted in pastel colors - from pale pink to deep blue. Huge moons and star clusters are visible in the night sky. In addition, there is the Inglorium above the planet - a kingdom of gods floating in another dimension, where ordinary mortals are not allowed to go.

The World of the Twelve is a colorful but fragile planet on which the events of "Wakfu" unfold. The world got its name in honor of the twelve main gods who created and protect it.
Visually and geographically, this world is unique and has survived a large-scale disaster.

1. An archipelago in the middle of a vast oceanAfter a global cataclysm (known as Ogrest's Chaos), the planet was almost completely flooded by the tears of the huge ogre Ogrest.
   Islands instead of continents: The World of Twelve is no longer made up of huge continents. Now it is an endless ocean, in which thousands of picturesque islands and archipelagos of different sizes are scattered.
   Biome Contrast: Each island is unique. Traveling between them, the Tofu Brotherhood visits snow-capped ice cliffs (Frigost Island), vast sandy deserts, floating lands, underground kingdoms, and gloomy, magic-scorched wastelands.
2. Nature and Bio-Punk Architecture The
   World of Twelve is incredibly detailed and looks like a lively watercolor painting.
   Intertwining magic and technology: There are no usual metropolises here. Cities are built in harmony with nature or the magic of a particular race. For example, the kingdom of Sadid is a living forest, the cities of the Xelors (mages of time) are full of giant clocks and gears, and the underground settlements of the Enutroph shine with gold and precious crystals.
   Strange fauna: The animal world of the planet is bizarre. Instead of ordinary birds and animals, Tofu (round yellow birds), Buftau (round woolen sheep with horns), huge intelligent crabs and other hybrid creatures live here.

The Tree of Life is the heart and main shrine of the entire kingdom, surpassing in size any other tree in the world. It is located in a deep, sacred underground grotto just below the royal palace.Gigantic Scale: Its trunk is incredibly thick, and its roots go into the very bowels of the planet, entwining the entire kingdom.
Waqfu Glow: The tree is literally woven from pure magic. Its wood, leaves, and veins on its bark pulsate with a bright, neon turquoise glow. It is the pure energy of the Waqfu that flows.
Face of the Tree: On the tree trunk itself, the outlines of a majestic human face with a calm, wise expression are clearly visible. The tree has a mind of its own and is able to communicate with members of the royal family.
Surroundings: The grotto around the Tree of Life is filled with crystal clear water, which reflects its turquoise glow. The air around him is always filled with glowing spores, pollen, and floating blobs of energy.

The Royal Palace of Sadida (where Amalia lives) is not a stone or brick building, but a living masterpiece of magical bio-architecture created by nature itself.
What does Sadid's Palace (Amalia's house) look like?
The Royal Palace is a colossal complex of several interconnected living trees, harmoniously inscribed in the surrounding virgin forest.
Appearance: These are gigantic trees with massive twisted trunks and dense crowns. On the outside, they are decorated with hanging wooden bridges, vines, flowers and carved balconies that smoothly grow straight out of the bark. The roofs of the rooms are natural interlacing of branches and huge leaves.
Throne Room: A monumental space inside the main tree, bathed in soft green and sunlight. Instead of columns, living trunks are used here, and the royal throne is literally grown from roots and braided with vines.
Amalia's Room: Cozy rooms furnished with eco-friendly furniture made of intertwined branches. In her room, there are a lot of textiles made of natural plant fibers, carpets made of soft moss, and instead of lamps, giant glowing forest buds and water lilies are used.

The name of Amalia's mother is never mentioned in the animated series - she is referred to exclusively as Queen Sheran Charm. She died when Amalia was still a child.
Viewers can see her appearance only at the end of season 1 in the form of an illusion created by the Tree of Life. Amalia looks like an almost exact copy of her mother.
What the Queen looked like:
Face and skin: A tall, stately woman with dark (light brown) skin and brown eyes.
Hair: Long, bright green (the color of juicy foliage) hair. They were tied high at the back of the head in a long ponytail that touched the ground, and fastened with a hairpin in the form of an orange leaf. Some of her hair fell over her face, completely covering her right eye.
Antlers: On her head were three pairs of wooden antlers, resembling deer antlers. The outermost pair was twice as large as the rest.
Clothing: The Queen wore a long beige dress. The chest was wrapped in a large orange leaf, which was held in place by a large white daisy (and two smaller daisies on the sides). Around her neck was a necklace of green thorny vines with a pendant.
It was this image of a mother that inspired Amalia to create her iconic leaf dress, which she wears in the first seasons of the series.

Prince Armand Sheran Sharm is Amalia's older brother and the crown prince (and later king) of the plant kingdom of Sadida.
During the first seasons, he acted more like a secondary antagonist within the kingdom, but in the finale, his character experienced tremendous personal growth.
Personality and Traits:
Mortal Sin - Pride: Armand is arrogant, vain, fond of formality, and strictly enforces that everyone around him shows him royal respect. He has a very bad and irritable character.
Conflict with the Tofu Brotherhood: The prince openly despised Team Jūgo, considering them to be a rabble of vagabonds who were a bad influence on his sister. He had a particular dislike for Grove (whom he considered an uncouth fool) and Ruel.
Jealousy of Evangeline: In the early seasons, Armand was unrequitedly in love with Eva and persistently (and rather arrogantly) tried to court her, which is why he regularly clashed with Grovey.
Inferiority complex: Armand has always suffered from the fact that his father clearly singled out and loved Amalia more. From childhood, he was entrusted with a huge responsibility for the future of the state, while Amalia was forgiven any whims and escapes. This gave rise to a desire for total control over others.
Abilities:
Like all Sadid, he controls plants. However, his signature and rather unpleasant feature is toxic breath - Armand's mouth constantly emits an unpleasant odor, which he can concentrate in battle, literally poisoning or putting opponents to sleep.

King Owak Sheran Charm is the ruler of the kingdom of Sadida, the wise leader of his people, and the loving father of Amalia and Armand. It represents old traditions, peace, and the deep connection of the Sadid race with nature.
Appearance and personality
Appearance of the Sage: The King looks like a majestic elderly Sadida with a long beard and hair of thick green foliage. He wears royal regalia made of noble wood and gold.
Kindness and gentleness: Unlike his ambitious and harsh eldest son Armand, King is incredibly kind, patient, and peaceful. He prefers to resolve conflicts through diplomacy rather than force.
Weakness in front of children: His main weakness is his boundless love for his daughter Amalia. He often indulged her whims and forgave her escapes from the palace, understanding her rebellious spirit (which reminded him of the dead queen).
Role in the plot and tragedy of the 1st season
In the first season, King Sheran Charm makes a fatal mistake due to his blind faith in the sanctity of nature. When the mad Xelor Nox sends a warning that he is going to retrieve the Waqfu's energy from the Tree of Life, King refuses to believe in the danger. He believes that no creature in the world is capable of harming the sacred Tree.
This carelessness leads to the fact that the kingdom is not ready for a large-scale siege. During the final battle, King bravely defends the heart of the forest, but Nox manages to temporarily suck out the Tree Waqfa, causing King and all of Sadid to be reduced alive to lifeless wooden statues. The Tofu Brotherhood saves them by turning back the clock.

The inhabitants of the Sadida kingdom are representatives of the Sadida race, as well as various forest creatures and nature spirits who live in complete harmony with them. In the World of Twelve, they are called "Tree Shod" or conservationists.
Features of appearance and culture
Appearance: Sadidas have a strong visual connection with the forest. They often have green, turquoise or brown hair that resembles foliage or vines. Their clothing is created from leaves, bark, fur, and other natural materials.
Cult of Trees: They worship the God of Sadid and live in giant houses carved right inside the living age-old trees. They do not destroy the forest, but carefully direct its growth with the help of magic.
Plant Magic: Each inhabitant of the kingdom controls the flora to one degree or another. They can accelerate plant growth, subdue tree roots, and use poisonous spores for protection.
Magic Dolls (Signature Trait)
Sadidas are skilled craftsmen at creating animate dolls from wood, vines, and fabric. These dolls perform a variety of tasks:
Battle Dolls: Defend the kingdom, can attack enemies or explode.
Healing Dolls: Heals wounded allies on the battlefield.
Mad Dolls: Weaken, confuse, or hypnotize opponents.
Household dolls: Help residents in daily life and construction.
Royal Family and the Tree of Life
The kingdom is ruled by the Sheran Charm dynasty. The main sacred object for all inhabitants is the Tree of Life - a colossal intelligent tree in which the heart of the entire forest beats. The royal family has a mystical mental connection to this Tree. If the Tree of Life begins to wither or get sick, it affects the health and strength of absolutely every Sadid in the kingdom.The key representatives of Sadid in the animated series are:
King Sheran Charm (Amranda and Amalia's loving father), Prince Armand (Amalia's older brother) and Amalia herself.

Adamai is a dragon, a member of the Tofu Brotherhood, and the twin brother of the protagonist Jūgo.
Who is he by origin?
Adamai is one of the six Firstborn Dragons of the World of Twelve. Every Firstborn Eliatrope has a dragon brother. Jūgo and Adamai were born together from the same magical egg – Dofus. They share a common life force and feel each other's emotions from a distance.
Traits:
Wisdom beyond his years: In the first season, as a very young dragon, Adamai appears to be much more mature, well-read, and secretive than Jūgo. He grew up on the secluded island of Oma under the care of the ancient dragon Grugaloragran and diligently studied the history of his people.
Tragic Split: Adamai's character undergoes the darkest changes in the series. In the third season, due to ideological differences with Jūgo over the use of dangerous Dofus, Adamai leaves the Tofu Brotherhood. He becomes hardened, changes his appearance to a more adult and creepy one, and temporarily becomes an ally of the main antagonist of the season, Oropō.
Atonement: Adamai later realizes his mistakes, forgives his brother, and returns to the side of the light to protect his family in season four.
Abilities and Powers:
Shapeshifting (Metamorphosis): Adamai is a masterful shapeshifter. It can transform into a small humanoid-like creature, take the form of a huge canon dragon for heavy combat, or disguise itself as other creatures (such as tofu).
Waqfu Management: Like Jūgo, he sees flows of life energy. He can shoot powerful blobs of Wakfu and use it for defense.
Elemental Breath: In his dragon form, he is capable of spewing powerful currents of energy capable of destroying rocks.
Flight and superpower: Possesses tremendous physical endurance, strength, and high flight speed.

Ruel Strud is one of the main characters in the animated series Wakfu, the oldest and most experienced member of the Brotherhood of Tofu, and a longtime friend of his adoptive father, Yugo. He belongs to the Enutrof race—inveterate treasure hunters known for their incredible, almost absurd, greed, stinginess, and passion for hoarding gold coins (kama).
Despite his image as a feeble, poor old man, Ruel is fabulously wealthy, a former mercenary, rock star, and professional buffalo player. In the first season, the dragon Grougaloragran called him the strongest and most dangerous fighter on Yugo's team.
What does Ruel look like?
Face and Hairstyle: Ruel has the classic, slightly hunched-over appearance of a grandfather. He has pale skin, thick, bushy white eyebrows, a full mustache, and a long beard that completely covers his mouth. His gray hair is pulled back into a small, low ponytail. He has only one or two teeth remaining.
Clothing: Due to his pathological aversion to spending money, Ruel always wears old, worn-out clothes. His signature outfit is a simple beige long-sleeved shirt, worn brown overalls (or pants with suspenders), and old, worn-out shoes.
Main attributes:
Combat Shovel: The signature weapon of Ruel and all Enutrofs, this razor-sharp golden shovel-axe is masterfully thrown like a boomerang, cuts through steel, and uses it to cast earth magic.
Magic Bag: A tattered, oversized shoulder bag that conceals an entire dimension. Ruel stores all of his colossal possessions there, including his enormous house, mountains of gold, and even his pet.

Evangeline is one of the main characters in the animated series "Wakfu," the Tofu Brotherhood's best archer and Princess Amalia's personal bodyguard. She belongs to the Kra race, renowned for their composure, incredible marksmanship, and elven appearance. Evangeline is the most level-headed, mature, and responsible member of the team, and her main weapon is a magical bow that fires arrows of pure energy (fire, ice, earth, and air).
Appearance (17–18 years old)
At the beginning of the series, Evangeline appears as a slender, tall elf girl.
Facial Features: She has fair skin with neat freckles on her nose, bright green eyes, and very long, pointed ears.
Hair: Light (blond), cut into a bob with long strands on the sides. On top, part of the hair is gathered into a ponytail. Princess Amalia sometimes ties it with a white bow on the side.
Clothing: A practical, form-fitting combat suit. In Season 1, this is a short, sleeveless black dress and long, brown thigh-high boots. In Season 2, the suit changes to a full-length, off-the-shoulder black jumpsuit with arm guards and an artifact pouch on the hip.

Princess Amalia Sheran Sharm is one of the main characters in the animated series "Wakfu," the princess of the plant kingdom of Sadida and a close friend of Yugo. She belongs to the Sadida race, whose members have a deep magical connection with nature, can control plants, summon dolls, and understand the language of the forest.
Unlike Yugo, Amalia matures like a normal person, so her appearance and style change radically from season to season.
Appearance (13-14 years)
At the beginning of the story, Amalia is introduced as a capricious but kind teenage girl with dark skin and large brown eyes.
Hair: Long, bright green, "grass" color. She always wears a large, living white flower with four petals in her hair.
Clothing: A very light, "natural" outfit—a white strapless top, a short green leafy skirt with a chunky leather belt and a fabric handbag, and protective green shin guards. She wears no shoes.

Sir Percedal Sadlygrove, more commonly known as Grovy (originally Tristepan or Pinpin), is one of the key characters in Wakfu, a noble but reckless knight of the Iop race and the Guardian of the demon Rubilax. Iops in the world of Krozmoz are renowned for their incredible strength, courage, and phenomenal stupidity ("act first, think later"). It is later revealed that Grovy is the earthly reincarnation of the Iop God.
What does Grovy look like?
Anatomy and Face: Like all Iops, he lacks a nose entirely. He has an athletic, muscular build, dark skin (heavily tanned after his adventures in the desert in Season 2), and bright red hair that sticks up like flames.
Clothing: Wears a long, white, sleeveless tunic with a red cross/symbol on the chest and back, black pants, and boots. In the second season, he transforms the torn tunic into a makeshift cloak and goes barefoot.
Distinguishing marks: Due to frequent contact with demonic energy, he has three black marks: under his left eye, on his ear, and on his hair.

Yugo is the protagonist of the French animated series Wakfu, the original king of the ancient Eliatrope race and a member of the Brotherhood of Tofu. He possesses the unique ability to manipulate Wakfu energy, create teleportation portals, and travel at incredible speeds.
Appearance
For most of the series, Yugo appears as a good-natured 12-year-old boy with brown eyes.
Headwear: His signature hat is a long blue cap with two drooping "ears" reminiscent of a rabbit's. Yugo almost never takes it off, as it conceals the most distinctive feature of his race—small wings of pure Wakfu energy on his head.
Clothing: He wears a loose blue and yellow sleeveless tunic, brown shorts, and goes barefoot. He often carries his faithful yellow tofu pet, Az, on his arm.