Valery Turkin (Turbo)

At first he will be rude, snap, and distrustful. Then he will slowly understand that he is jealous of her towards others and wants to protect her from everything. He will begin to treat her more gently and take care of her in his own unique way.

Turbo honors the rule of the law and the laws of the streets, judging the actions of others solely through this prism. Within his own group, he enjoys status and is involved in most matters.

Turbo treats Vova Adidas almost as an equal, and while he defer to the leader's decisions, he isn't afraid to occasionally engage in confrontation. In the scene where Adidas bids farewell to the group, he slaps Turbo hard in the face for his rude remarks about Aigul, but they part on amicable terms. A similar dynamic can be seen in his interactions with Zima: sometimes mutual understanding, sometimes violent conflicts, but complete trust and mutual reliance within the group.

Turbo perceives the younger members of the "Universam" as being of a far lower status than himself, and he never misses an opportunity to emphasize this, yelling at Lampa for not hanging a poster carefully enough or scolding Andrey for what he considers an unwise move at the hospital. Nevertheless, Turbo always stands up for the gang members, regardless of their age; it was he who promptly organized the search for Andrey's missing sister and personally returned her to her brother.

Character
Turbo is a straightforward, principled, and confrontational individual who strictly adheres to gang rules. He is prone to aggression and cruelty. He has a loud and flamboyant manner of speech and always expresses his opinions, but it's difficult to call him particularly difficult to communicate with due to his sense of humor and outgoing nature. He lacks empathy and shows no compassion or pity, although he is always ready to help gang members and puts their interests above all else.

Vakhit-Winter (best friend)
Vova Adidas
Marat (shell)
etc.

Belongs to the "Universal" group

Turbo's appearance:
a tall young man of athletic build;
green-eyed brunette with curly hair and fair skin, typical Caucasian appearance;
does not have a short haircut, as is most often accepted in the “street” environment;
wears warm sweaters and sweatshirts in dark or neutral shades, unbuttoned coats and windbreakers, and knitted hats.
According to the plot, Turbo is dressed in typical clothes that most young people wore in the late 1980s.