13 CARDS

Magical Flash and the First Chaos
When Fyodor activated the cards, the room filled with thick, colored smoke, from which twelve anthropomorphic entities rained down on the floor, bed, and desk.
The Spades were the first to start a brawl. Spades rose sullenly from the floor, stepping on Var's foot, who immediately began drawing on Fyodor's wallpaper with a green marker. Next to them, Emma, ​​in her leather jacket, kicked the nightstand with a bang, loudly declaring that the room was too small and Fyodor was a tyrant who had locked them in the cards.
The Hearts created a cloud of tenderness. Romeo immediately gallantly rushed to offer his hand to Helen, who, adjusting her full skirt and snow-white braid, gave Fyodor a frightened but gentle smile and asked where the kitchen was so she could make tea for everyone. Meanwhile, Felix was already jumping for joy, shouting about the universal goodness and trying to hug the gloomy Peak.
Conflict of Science, Magic and PhilosophyWhile one half of the room was screaming, the other was trying to analyze the situation.
The Clubs took up logistics. Kuromaku quickly pulled out a notebook, began calculating the area of ​​the apartment for 13 people, and declared that the probability of their comfortable survival there was 0.7%. The umbrella shrank in the corner from Emma and Varu's screams, while Cleo sat calmly on the windowsill. Her eyes glittered mysteriously—she silently read the panicked Fyodor's thoughts, twirling the club bead in her hair.
The Diamonds retreated into the astral plane and science. Dante sat down in the lotus position right in the middle of the chaos, uttering the phrase "cramped, but not offended." Gabriel peppered him with questions: "Who are we? Why are there thirteen of us? Where were we before?" At that moment, Nicole was already busy examining Fyodor's desk: she was fiddling with his lamp, examining the electrical outlet under a magnifying glass, and accidentally mixed his ink with air freshener, causing something in the corner to pop loudly.
Fedor's reaction
Fyodor, holding an empty deck in his hands, simply sank to the floor.

There's no official, unified table of precise biometric data for women, so the figures may vary slightly within the fandom. However, based on canonical proportions, merchandise, and generally accepted fandom data, the heights and ages of the women are as follows:
Height and age of Dam
Helen (Chervovaya), 20 years old, 170 cm
Nicole (Bubnovaya) 19 years old, 170 cm
Cleo (Trefovaya) 19 years old, 170 cm
Emma (Peaks) 20 years old, 172 cm
Features of their parameters
Age: The ladies are comparable in maturity and appearance to the older clone kings (who are 20–22 years old).
Height: Almost all the ladies have the same average height of around 170 cm. Only Emma stands out – thanks to her massive, thick-soled shoes (combat boots) and rebellious posture, she visually appears to be the tallest and largest of the girls.

Emma is the Queen of Spades in the 13 Cards universe, embodying rebellion, rage, strength, and absolute independence.
Character and role
Emma is the rudest, most hot-tempered, and most aggressive of all the ladies. Like the other Spades (Peak and Varu), she hates other people's rules, despises authority, and is ready to fight to defend her interests. At the same time, Emma is a staunch feminist with strong leadership qualities, who reacts sharply to any injustice, oppression, or sexism from the clone boys.
Appearance and style
Emma's appearance fully reflects her rebellious nature and the punk rock aesthetic of the spades suit:
Hair: Short, choppy, edgy bob or mullet in deep purple or dark violet with choppy highlights.
Eyes: Bright purple, narrowed, with a perpetually dissatisfied, angry, or defiant expression. Thick black eyeliner is often drawn around the eyes.
Face: A cheeky smirk often plays across her lips. She may have piercings in her ears and face, and her teeth are sometimes drawn slightly pointed.
Clothes: A true rebel: a black leather biker jacket, a torn purple or black T-shirt with the spade symbol, skinny ripped jeans (or fishnet tights with shorts) and massive combat boots (grinders).
Color scheme: Her look is dominated by black, dark purple, purple and gray.

Cleo (Cleopatra) is the Queen of Clubs in the 13 Cards universe, who represents the most mysterious, calm and mystical personality among the girls.
Character and role
Cleo is an introvert, quiet, cerebral, and extremely cool. Like other members of the Clubs suit (Kuromaku and Parasol), she relies on logic and reason, but with an esoteric bent. Cleo possesses genuine magical abilities: she can read others' minds, foresee the future, perform telekinesis, and even control others' minds, which makes her somewhat feared.
Appearance and style
Cleo's appearance references her name and ancient Egyptian motifs, combined with a strict club aesthetic:
Hair: Very long, straight, and a deep dark blue or ink color. She has a distinctive straight, sleek fringe, and two long strands of hair hanging down the sides of her face, each with a gold or club-shaped beaded pin (in the style of ancient Egyptian wigs).
Eyes: Expressive, turquoise or light green. Often, eyeliner is drawn under the eyes, reminiscent of Queen Cleopatra's makeup (the Eye of Horus).
Clothing: In her everyday attire, Cleo favors oversized clothing: a voluminous blue hoodie and simple gray or black pants/shorts. In cards and alternate designs, she is often depicted wearing a white Egyptian dress with a massive gold collar.
Color scheme: The main colors of her image are dark blue, light blue, black and gold.

Nicole is the Queen of Diamonds in the 13 Cards universe, representing science, unbridled energy, hyperactivity, and a spark of genius.
Character and role
Nicole is the classic "mad scientist" type. She's obsessed with chemistry, physics, and inventions, often causing explosions and smoke to fill her apartment. Nicole is incredibly positive, cheerful, talkative, and curious. Unlike other clones of her kind (Dante and Gabriel), she's not philosophical or reticent—her energy is simply overflowing.
Appearance and style
Nicole's appearance highlights her rebellious, exploratory spirit and diamond suit:
Hair: Bright red or fiery orange. She has a short, tousled, and voluminous haircut with strands sticking out in all directions.
Eyes and Glasses: Her eyes are hidden behind large, round, thick-framed glasses. They are often depicted as wild spirals or dots when she's engrossed in an experiment.
Clothing: Her main attribute is a white lab coat, which she wears over her regular clothes (a black or yellow T-shirt and light-colored pants). Her clothing often features a badge with a diamond or her card number (9).
Color scheme: Her image is dominated by white, bright orange, yellow and black.

Helen (Elena) is the Queen of Hearts in the 13 Cards universe, representing absolute kindness, caring, mercy, and idealized femininity.
Character and role
Helen was created as the most peace-loving clone. She dislikes conflict, strives to reconcile everyone, and surround them with a cozy home. Her excessive trust and gentleness sometimes make her seem naive, but her concern for others is completely genuine. She loves baking, gardening, and maintaining order.
Appearance and style
Helen's appearance perfectly reflects her gentle nature and her Hearts suit: Hair: Long, voluminous, snow-white or very light platinum. It is usually braided into one large braid, tied with a pink bow, or left loose in waves.
Eyes: Large, brown or dark grey, with a soft and friendly expression.
Face: Round, often with a slight blush on the cheeks. She wears round earrings (sometimes heart-shaped or pearl-shaped).
Clothing: Helen prefers an elegant, understated, and classic style (close to Victorian or retro). She typically wears a low-cut pink dress with a collar, a light blouse, and neat pumps with a small heel.
Color scheme: Her look is dominated by white, soft pink, pastel and raspberry colors.

The animated series "13 Cards" from the Phoenix studio does not have an official television channel called "Bandages".
The Endless Show (Never Ending Sitcom): In the spin-off episode "Joker Presents - NEVER ENDING," the clones find themselves trapped inside a stereotypical American sitcom airing on television. It's there that strange, absurd, and cyclical events unfold, parodying classic television.
Blindfolds in Zontopia: If the word "blindfolds" comes to mind when you think of the plot, it's a reference to the comic "Land of Kings" (Chapter 5). There, one of the inhabitants of the nation of Zontopia, Armet, wore a religious blindfold. At the temple, he ceremoniously removes it and declares that he has "received his sight" thanks to the Great Umbrella. This scene wasn't shown on regular human television, but it is a key on-screen event within the history of the nation itself.

7. Romeo (King of Hearts)
   Height: Tall (about 178–183 cm), stately.
   Age: Appears to be a young, romantic guy, 19-21 years old. An inveterate romantic, womanizer, and fashionista, he pretends to be the perfect prince.
8. Spade (King of Spades)
   Height: The tallest of all the main clones, even Fedor (around 186-190 cm).
   Age: Appears the most brutal and mature—approximately 23–25 years old. A stern, aggressive leader with horns made of hair, striving for freedom and independence.

Officially, the clones from the "13 Cards" universe (created by Fyodor Nechitailo) have no biological age, as they are magical beings materialized from cards. However, their human incarnations have a visual (physical) age and a clear height distribution: in the comics and animated series, kings are always taller than their jacks.

1. Gabriel (Jack of Diamonds)
   Height: The shortest among clones (about 155-160 cm).
   Age: Appears to be 14-15 years old. A naive, childish, and very curious teenager who constantly asks questions.
2. Kuromaku (King of Clubs)
   Height: Tall (about 175–182 cm), has a strict and straight posture.
   Age: The most serious and mentally mature, he looks 20–22 years old. He's a rational, calculating pragmatist who thinks in percentages and precise figures.
3. Dante (King of Diamonds)
   Height: Tall and strong (about 180–185 cm).
   Age: Visually perceived as 22–25 years old. A philosopher, a quotable man, and a sage who prefers to remain a calm and lazy contemplator.
4. Felix (Jack of Hearts)
   Height: Average (around 162–165 cm), slightly taller than Gabriel.
   Age: Appears to be 15–16 years old. An overly emotional, hyperactive teenager, obsessed with universal goodness and justice.
5. Waru (Jack of Spades)
   Height: Average (about 165–168 cm).
   Age: Appearance age: 16–17. A cheeky and charismatic trickster in green glasses who loves cruel jokes, pranks, and bullying other clones.
6. Umbrella (Jack of Clubs)
   Height: Short (around 160–163 cm), may appear shorter due to stoop.
   Age: Physically, he appears to be 14-15 years old. He is the most vulnerable, fearful, and sensitive clone, often crying and seeking protection from his king, Kuromaku.

Episode 9: "Dead Souls"
The final episode of the season, entirely realized as a large-scale fantasy parody of Nikolai Gogol's poem, Fyodor assumes the role of Chichikov (Nechychikov) and travels through the village of Romanilovka. He visits the estates of clones, who appear as Gogol's landowners: Plyushkin, Sobakevich, Nozdryov (Nozdrelix), and others. The episode's credits leave a cryptic hint about the appearance of a thirteenth character—the Joker.

Episode 5: "Mafia"
Tired of the constant chaos and conflicts in the kitchen, Fyodor decides to defuse the tension and invites the clones to play the board game "Mafia." The routine game quickly takes an unexpected turn: the clones' exaggerated personalities transfer to their game roles. For example, Felix receives the Maniac card and begins aggressively "doing good." The series is notable for its unique visual style, stylized as a noir detective story.
Episode 6: "Clones Play in a Band"
The episode parodies music reality shows from the 2000s. The clones decide to form their own rock band and hold a casting call. Romeo tries to sing, but his stunning performance is met with disapproval; Kuromaku takes up the guitar, and Waru again tries to disrupt rehearsals with his barbs. Despite their differences, they try to work together.
Episode 7: "The Clones Tell a Horror Story"
The lights go out in the apartment, and Varu decides to pull off his "best prank." He takes out a homemade Ouija board, scares everyone with a story about a bloodthirsty spirit in the closet, and hides a creepy scarecrow there. The clones start sharing their own scary stories, the atmosphere gets tense, and Varu's prank works a little too well, scaring the living daylights out of Umbrella.
Episode 8: "Clones Are Everything"
A special New Year's episode. In preparation for the holiday, Pik manages to uproot the Christmas tree. The characters gather to open presents, but the holiday bustle once again brings old grievances to light. At the end of the episode, a tired Fyodor falls asleep while reading classic literature, bringing the plot to a smooth conclusion.

Episode 1: "Clones Clean the Apartment"
Fyodor leaves to run errands and tasks the clones with cleaning the house. Due to the characters' contrasting personalities, the cleaning immediately turns into a disaster: Felix is ​​obsessed with perfect goodness and cleanliness, Kuromaku approaches the task with strict calculations, and Waru only causes mischief and bullies Umbrella. As a result, instead of cleaning, the clones create even more chaos in the apartment.
Episode 2: "Clones Draw a Comic"
Umbrella tries to watch TV in peace, but his solitude is interrupted by the others. To keep the clones occupied, Fyodor suggests they draw their own comics. Each character tries to promote their favorite genre (Romeo wants romance, Pieck wants dark action, Kuromaku wants scientific precision), which leads to creative conflict and ruined drawings.
Episode 3: "Clones in the Soup"
Fyodor returns home to find the kitchen in a veritable apocalypse, with food scraps plastered on the walls. The clones take turns telling him their versions of what happened. It all started with Varu's simple desire for juice and ended with Gabriel's culinary experiments, the explosion of Umbrella's soup pot, and a full-scale brawl.
Episode 4: "The Clones Order Pizza"
The house is completely out of edible food (only expired produce and rotten pasta remain). No one knows how to cook, so the clones decide to order pizza. The process of choosing toppings turns into a heated debate: Kuromaku calculates the perfect order using formulas, Waru demands pizza with pears, and in the end, Felix and Waru engage in a furious fight over the last slice.

Romeo is in the bathroom.
Felix is ​​on a "bed" of 3 chairs.
Varu is on a separate mattress between the ottoman-chair and the sofa.
The peak is on the sofa itself.
Kuromaku is in the chair.
Dante - on an ottoman chair
Gabriel is in his corner with a rug next to Dante.
The umbrella is on the balcony.

Grandma (Granny) is a minor, yet colorful and highly recognizable supporting character in the "13 Cards" universe. She is Fyodor's neighbor on the landing.
This character embodies the classic image of a grumpy, yet funny elderly neighbor who keeps a close eye on the order in the entrance hall.
Grandma's appearance:
Her face and glasses—her signature are the enormous round glasses with blue frames. Behind the thick lenses, her eyes seem unnaturally large.
Teeth - one gold tooth is clearly visible in her mouth, which gleams amusingly when she grumbles or yells at Fyodor.
Her hair is ash-gray and pulled back into an old-fashioned bun at the nape of her neck. Notably, the bun is pinned with two long red knitting needles.
She wears a red dressing gown, underneath which is visible a white T-shirt with a neat flower-shaped collar, and a lilac skirt. She wears simple slippers.
Role in the plot and character:
Grandma is a typical menacing "guardian of the building." She constantly keeps watch in the stairwell, grumbling at Fyodor about noise, disorder, or the excessively frequent visits of suspicious (from her perspective) people. She is the one who regularly becomes an unwitting witness to the clones' strange behavior when they try to escape into the real world or divide up the space in the building.

The building and entrance hall where Fyodor lives (and all his clones in the real world) are a classic, slightly run-down Russian high-rise, typical of residential areas. The artists at Phoenix Studio meticulously captured the atmosphere of ordinary post-Soviet life. What the building looks like from the outside:
The building type is a multi-apartment panel or brick building (a gray high-rise). From the outside, it looks rather dull, gray, and ordinary, contrasting with the bright and colorful clones.
The courtyard is a typical city courtyard with paved paths, sparse trees, parked cars and nondescript curbs.
What does the entrance look like:
The entrance area is a massive dark-colored metal door with a combination lock/intercom, above which hangs a simple light bulb or canopy.
The walls and interior—the inside of the entryway is standard and uninviting. The walls are painted in the traditional colors of such buildings (often dirty green, blue, or gray, up to the middle of the wall, with whitewash above). Here and there, the walls may have small cracks, teenage graffiti, or marker scribbles.
Fyodor's stairwell and floor—this floor features old Soviet-era mailboxes, gray concrete steps with iron railings, and several apartment doors. The lighting on these floors is rather dim. In scenes showing the landing in front of Fyodor's door, a classic linoleum or concrete floor is visible, as are neighbors' doors. Incidentally, it's in this stairwell (in additional footage and sketches) that Fyodor and the clones periodically encounter colorful neighbors—for example, a gypsy woman or the Joker.
This mundane, gray setting of the house and entrance was specifically created by the author to emphasize how strange and unusually bright card clones look in the harsh everyday reality of an ordinary teenager.

In the animated series and comics, Fyodor's apartment is a small, standard city apartment, where nine characters are forced to coexist. In the sitcom's first episode ("The Clones Clean the Apartment"), the characters literally allude to the "Land of Kings": they divide the entire living space into individual sectors, turning the corners of the rooms into tiny versions of their own states, creating complete visual chaos.
Main locations and zones of the apartment:
The living room-kitchen (combined) is the main common area, where most arguments, meetings and shared meals take place.
The clones built their “zones of influence” along the walls:
Felix's Corner is decorated with bright yellow smiley faces and posters about kindness and positivity.
The Waru sector is covered in green paint, hung with hooligan attributes and traps for other clones.
The Romeo Zone is decorated in pink tones and filled with fashion magazines and romantic accessories.
Kuromaku's workplace is a strict scientific corner, littered with graphs, drawings and books.
Fyodor's room is the Creator's personal space, which he initially forbade the clones from entering, trying to maintain at least relative order there.
The corridor is a narrow passageway that characters also manage to divide and use for brawls (for example, Peak often bases himself there, masking his aggressive plans).
The bathroom and toilet—due to the huge number of residents, there are constant queues and household disasters (for example, when clones tried to start the washing machine and flooded everything with foam).
Overall, the interior has the look of a typical teenage or college-age mess, enhanced by the fact that each of the eight clones tries to impose its own unique style, color, and character on the space.

Fyodor Nechitailo is the main character of the animated series "13 Cards." He is both a character in the story and a "prototype," as he was created by the creator of the universe, animator Fyodor Nechitailo. In a sense, the character is "copied" from the creator himself.
What does he look like?
Fyodor has brown hair that sticks out in the front.
The eyes are brown.
There is a mole above the upper lip.
He wears a black collared shirt with a yellow shirt over it, jeans, and white sneakers. Incidentally, in the Fëdorx9 remake, the yellow shirt features a pattern that replicates the back of the magic deck of cards.
A little about the plot
According to the plot, Fyodor is the current owner of that same magical deck of cards. With it, he can summon his clones. The story in the animated series differs slightly from the comic "Fyodor x9": in the comic, Fyodor's family moved frequently as a child, making it difficult for him to make friends. He summoned his clones later, when he was living on his own. However, each clone had its own personality, and living with them under the same roof proved difficult. Later, Fyodor even traveled to the card world to give each of the clones a probability generator—thus allowing them to create their own kingdoms within it.

Spade (King of Spades) is the leader of the spades suit, the eighth clone of Fyodor Nechitailo and one of the most powerful characters in the 13 Cards universe.
Positioned as the main antagonist or antihero of the series, Pieck possesses a harsh, stern personality, strives for absolute freedom and independence, despises restrictions, and frequently clashes with the other clones (especially Kuromaku). In "Land of Kings," he creates the formidable, militarized Pieck Empire.
What does Peak look like:
Her hair is dark purple, long, and tousled. Two strands at the top stick out to the sides, resembling cat ears or horns.
The eyes are frightening, with yellow whites and bright red pupils.
The facial expression is almost always sullen, angry or irritated, with thick black eyebrows drawn together towards the bridge of the nose.
Clothes (casual) - wears a dark blue sweater with a black spade suit on the chest, black trousers and pointed boots.
Clothing (in the form of the leader of the Empire) - dressed in a solid black and purple armor with shoulder pads, a massive dark cloak, and on his chest and protective shields is the number "8" (his clone number).
Weapon - His main attribute is a massive yellow key-sword with a spiked tip, with which he can open and close portals.

Romeo is the seventh clone of Fedor Nechitailo, a representative of the suit of hearts and the King of Hearts in the "13 Cards" universe.
Romeo is a classic romantic by nature, an incorrigible womanizer and hedonist. He is incredibly amorous, obsessed with feminine beauty, flirtation, and his own appearance. Romeo is lazy, disliking responsibility or hard work, preferring to spend his time in comfort and pleasure. In "Land of the Kings," he creates and leads the totalitarian, yet outwardly festive, state of Verona, inhabited exclusively by women.
What does Romeo look like:
His hair is voluminous, curly, and bright pink (with light pink bangs). He takes meticulous care of it.
Face and Emotions: He has brown eyes and neat pink eyebrows. He often closes his eyes languidly, winks, or looks at you with a loving gaze. In moments of extreme admiration, his eyes can literally turn into pink hearts in animation.
Clothing (casual) - Wears an unbuttoned pale yellow shirt with the collar up, revealing a white top underneath, crimson (or pink) pants, and white shoes.
Clothing (as the ruler of Verona) - his royal costume is in pink and crimson tones: a long robe with a lush white fur collar, a belt with a heart-shaped plaque, and a large golden crown with a pink lining.
Attribute: often uses a scepter, the tip of which is shaped like a pink heart, as a weapon or symbol of power.

Umbrella is the sixth clone of Fyodor Nechitailo, a representative of the suit of clubs and the Jack of Clubs in the "13 Cards" universe.
Personality-wise, Umbrella is the most fearful, sensitive, vulnerable, and modest of all the clones. He is melancholic and pessimistic, takes conflicts hard, panics easily, and cries frequently. Umbrella has a high level of empathy, is genuinely kind to others, and values ​​safety and peace above all else. Due to his gentle and vulnerable nature, he often becomes the target of Waru's cruel jokes and mockery. In "Land of Kings," he reluctantly becomes the ruler of the theocratic state of Zontopia, where his subjects revere him as a god.
What does the Umbrella look like:
Hair - Long, soft turquoise (or light blue) hair that falls just below the shoulders.
Face and Emotions: He has soft features, fair skin, and large, expressive brown eyes. His face often reflects sadness, anxiety, embarrassment, or fear.
Casual attire: Usually wears a cozy brown sweater with a simple pattern, turquoise or blue pants, and purple shoes. Sometimes she wraps herself in a scarf.
Clothing (as the ruler of Zontopia) - To hide his identity and insecurities from his subjects, he hides under a massive, long, dark blue cape with a hood that completely covers his face.
Card Suit - In his original card suit appearance, he wears a blue page suit and a beret with the emblem of the suit of clubs.

Waru is one of the key characters in the animated series and comic book universe "13 Cards" (created by Fyodor Nechitailo). He is Fyodor's fifth clone and holds the title of Jack of Spades. Waru is the clone's biggest troll, provocateur, and troublemaker. He is selfish, loves cruel jokes, often bullies others (especially Umbrella), and strives for leadership. In the series' sequel ("Land of Kings"), he becomes the ruler of his own state, Waruland.
What does Varu look like:
His green, spiral-rimmed glasses are the most recognizable detail of his look. Varu almost never takes them off, so his eye color has long remained a major mystery for fans.
Hair is bright green (light green), curly and very disheveled.
Smirk - He almost always has a wide, sly or mocking smile on his face.
Clothing (casual) - usually wears a simple green or grey sweater with the emblem of the suit of spades, dark trousers and green shoes.
Clothing (as the ruler of Waruland) - His attire becomes more majestic: a green royal suit with a jabot collar, a cloak, a crown, and shoes with upturned toes.

Felix is ​​the fourth clone of Fedor, a representative of the suit of hearts and holds the title of Jack of Hearts.
Felix is ​​a hyperactive, expressive romantic and optimist, obsessed with universal goodness, justice, and happiness. His motto is "Do good!" However, his desire for world peace borders on fanaticism. If someone refuses to be happy or acts badly, Felix instantly flies into a rage and aggression, attempting to impose goodness by force. In "Land of Kings," he becomes the ruler of the sunny state of Sukhorukov (Felicia).
What does Felix look like:
Face and Emotions: He has large, expressive orange-brown eyes. A wide, delighted smile almost always radiates on his face. In moments of rage, his face contorts into a crazed grin.
Hair - light, golden-yellow, neatly styled, with small bangs.
Clothes (casual look) - wears a bright yellow sweatshirt with a large smiling face on the chest, white pants and blue sneakers.
Clothing (as the ruler of Felicia) - His royal attire consists of a long yellow robe with a stand-up collar, adorned with a golden cross or shield on the chest, and a small golden crown on his head.
Military uniform ("Felix the First") - when problems begin in his state, he dresses in a strict white dictatorial jacket (overcoat) with gold shoulder straps and orders, a white cap with a crown, and also puts on black sunglasses.

Dante is the third clone of Fyodor Nechitailo, a representative of the diamond suit and the King of Diamonds in the 13 Cards universe.
Dante is a philosopher, a sage, and the most calm and peaceful of the clones. He professes the principles of Buddhism and Taoism, meditates constantly, and is in harmony with himself and the world around him. His speech consists almost entirely of quotes, proverbs, aphorisms, and philosophical truths (often comically banal), which he generously shares with the other clones. Dante is lazy in everyday life, believing unnecessary fuss to be pointless, but he possesses tremendous inner strength. In "Land of Kings," he founds the quiet Asian village of Sukhavati, where the inhabitants take their time, meditate, and live a subsistence lifestyle.
What does Dante look like:
The hair is bright red, thick, tousled and reminiscent of tongues of flame.
Eyes and eyebrows - the eyes are usually squinted in a calm or sly smile, and the eyebrows are very thick, wide and also red.
Symbolism - His main symbol is the Yin-Yang sign, which is often present in his images and on the flag of his state.
Casual attire: He wears a white T-shirt under a red jumpsuit. He is often depicted sitting in the lotus position on a cloud.
Clothing (as the ruler of Sukhavati): He wears a traditional loose-fitting white kimono or robe trimmed in red. Around his neck, he wears a massive wooden rosary with a large Yin-Yang pendant, and on his head, a traditional king of diamonds cap.

Kuromaku is the second clone of Fyodor Nechitailo, a representative of the club suit and the King of Clubs in the 13 Cards universe.
Kuromaku is a strict pragmatist, a stern intellectual, and the primary voice of reason among all the clones. He relies solely on logic, mathematics, facts, and dry statistics, completely rejecting emotion and magic. Kuromaku strives for total control, order, and discipline. Because of this, he often acts as a leader at general meetings. His favorite catchphrase is "That's [X]% illogical." In "Land of Kings," he creates the high-tech, industrial, and bureaucratic state of Kurograd.
What does Kuromaku look like:
Glasses—rectangular glasses with thin black or silver frames—are his main and indispensable accessory.
His hair is short and neatly styled, ash-gray. Because of his graying hair at a young age and his stern demeanor, the other clones sometimes joke that he looks like an old man.
His facial expression is almost always completely serious, focused, or frowning. Kuromaku rarely smiles, and any emotion he displays appears reserved.
Clothing (casual look) - wears a strict dark gray or black two-piece business suit (jacket and trousers), a white shirt and a neatly tied dark tie.
Clothing (as the ruler of Kurograd): His attire transforms into a formal gray general's or minister's overcoat (tunic) with a high collar and epaulettes. Instead of a classic crown, he wears a formal gray cap with the symbol of the suit of clubs.

Gabriel is the first clone of Fedor Nechitailo, a representative of the diamond suit and the Jack of Diamonds in the "13 Cards" universe.
Gabriel is the most naive, lost, and misunderstanding of the clones. He's completely unaware of the basic rules of the real world, leaving him in a state of constant bewilderment. His main characteristic is asking endless, sometimes absurd and confusing questions about everything around him (his favorite phrase is "Huh? What? Why?"). Because of this, the other clones often avoid long conversations with him. In the plot of "Land of Kings," he's the only one who didn't build a full-fledged civilized state, instead remaining inhabiting an untouched natural area that has become a mysterious, foggy ecosystem.
What does Gabriel look like:
Elven Ears - Long, pointed ears that make him very different from the other humanoid clones.
Hair is chestnut (brown), cut into a short, casual hairstyle with a funny protruding cowlick on the top.
Eyes and facial expressions: Large, round brown eyes. His face almost always expresses genuine confusion, and in animations, he often has hovering question marks above his head.
Clothing (casual) - Wears a simple light blue (or turquoise) long-sleeved collared shirt, dark brown pants, and pointed-toe shoes.
Card Game Outfit - In his original card game appearance, he is dressed as a classic medieval elf archer: a brown suit with belts, a cap with a feather, and a quiver of arrows on his back.