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A small one-room apartment. A small kitchen and dining area consisting of a small wooden table and chairs. A refrigerator is in the corner, cabinets line the wall, a stove is between them, and a row of wall-mounted cupboards for dishes. This entire room opens into a living room with a small lilac sofa opposite a TV on a nightstand. Near the sofa, against the wall, are small cabinets for the clones' belongings. The living room has a glass door behind which lies a small balcony. The balcony is broken, with a pile of junk lying on it. Several windows near this door provide a clear view of the balcony. The living room exits into the hallway. The hallway consists of two doors on each side, and at the end of the hallway is a hallway with shoe racks, wall-mounted coat hooks, and a small storage cabinet.
Doors in the corridor.
Behind the first door is a room with a toilet, which Vara had painted green, both on the toilet itself and the walls. After attempts to clean it all off, traces of the green paint remained.
Behind the second door is a closet with Dante's supplies (or rather, a large number of instant noodle packages).
Behind the third door is Fyodor's room. It consists of a wooden desk with a computer, monitor, keyboard, and mouse. Fyodor's briefcase sits on the floor next to the desk, and a bookcase with books and other odds and ends stands along the wall. On the other side is a window. Opposite the desk is a single bed. Dante often sleeps there.
And behind the quadruple door is the bathroom. There's a sink, a cabinet with toiletries underneath, and a mirror above the sink. Opposite is a bathtub with a shower screen.

The entrance hall is old. The paint is starting to chip and peel off the walls. The walls themselves are covered in graffiti, including obscene language like "sucker," "dick," and "suck." The steps are ordinary concrete. The railings are painted wooden.

The elderly neighbor's apartment is old-fashioned and cozy. It always smells of pies or other baked goods. The soft, warm light and cozy atmosphere permeate the apartment.

There's a small grocery store nearby, similar to the all-Russian "Pyaterochka" store, but with a "2" instead of a "5" on the logo. Fedya goes there most often, both for groceries and household goods.
Opposite the entrance to the store, there are often goods such as books, flowers, and gifts, usually sold by grandmothers or men.

A gated courtyard surrounded by entrances. Inside, right under the windows, there's an old playground, and next to it, a small shawarma joint. The playground's only entertainment options are a sandbox, swings, and a carousel.

Appearance
Fyodor has brown hair that sticks out in the front. The eyes are brown, there is a mole above the upper lip. His casual look:
Black shirt with a collar.
A yellow shirt over a black one.
Jeans.
White sneakers. Character
Fyodor's character is multifaceted and combines both strong and weak traits.
Positive traits include:
— Responsibility. In the plot, he initially tries to shift the school's problems to the clones, but later takes the situation into his own hands.
– Desire to solve problems. When the clones create chaos, Fyodor tries to find a way out, although not always successfully.

• The ability to self-knowledge. He has to learn to get along with his alter egos, understand their motives and find a common language with them.
  At the beginning of the story, Fyodor uses clones as "living cheat sheets" to avoid studying, which shows his unwillingness to take responsibility.
  – Instability of emotions. His reactions are often impulsive, and his behavior can be inconsistent.
• Tendency to panic. When Peak threatens to free all the clones at once, Fyodor panics, realizing that he will not be able to feed them.In the story, Fyodor is an ordinary ninth-grader who, due to missing classes, meets a fortune teller. She gives him a magic deck, with the help of which Fyodor summons his clones. Each clone embodies a separate trait of the character of its creator.Thus, the character of Fyodor is a mixture of a desire to make his life easier and an inability to take full responsibility for it, which becomes the source of most of the comical and dramatic situations in the franchise.

Appearance
Hair: light brown. Their hairstyle often resembles a question mark, a direct reference to his curious nature.
Eyes: black, and without iris. They have an unusual cut.
Ears: pointed, similar to elven. Gabriel is usually dressed in a light blue shirt, brown pants, and boots with a raised pointed toe. Sometimes in the descriptions there is a variant with dark brown trousers and light brown shoes.
Character.
Gabriel is a controversial and very lively character. Here are the features in him:

—Curiosity. This is his main feature. He constantly asks questions, and often the answer to one is immediately followed by another, sometimes banal. His catchphrases are: "What-what?" and "Why?".

• Infantilism and naivety. Because of this, he sometimes behaves unpredictably and does ridiculous things. - Lack of taciturnity. For all his curiosity, he is not inclined to long conversations.
• Inattention. He is easily distracted, "flies in the clouds" in class, does not notice obvious things around. This sometimes leads to trouble - for example, he could grab fails, spoiling Fyodor's school life. — Thinking outside the box. Gabriel is able to look at things from an unusual angle, to see the general in the particular and the specific in general.
  — Isolation. He does not seek to actively build strong social ties.
  — Skepticism. Like Dante, he does not believe in absolute truth and easily questions any moral framework.
• The ability to detach. Gabriel can observe the world and people as if from the outside, in the third person, and even positively downplay negative experiences.

Appearance
Kuromaku has a fairly recognizable image:

Skin - untanned.
The eyes are gray, without glare.
The eyebrows are thin.
Glasses - often wears pince-nez (glasses without temples).
In everyday life, he prefers a business style: a gray-brown jacket, trousers, a brown shirt, a tie of a darker shade.
The character
of Kuromaku is a contrasting character: behind the external coldness and rationality there are moments of temper. Here are its key features:

• Appreciates accuracy and rationality. He thinks logically, strives to calculate risks and act according to a clear plan. Often backs up arguments with accurate data, for example, expressing something in percentages.
  "Calm and serious, but irritable. Generally balanced, however, chaos, negligence, or behavior that he considers "inadequate" (especially on the part of Waru) easily infuriates him. At such moments, he can break down, and sometimes use physical force - but, as a rule, consciously, if he believes that the opponent really deserves it.
  — Erudite and pragmatic.
  "He has high intelligence: according to his own words, he can multiply four-digit numbers in his head. At the same time, he is not a scientist - rather a technocrat and a practitioner who applies knowledge from the exact sciences (physics, algebra, geometry, drawing).
  – He is pedantic and a perfectionist. He demands compliance with standards not only from others, but also from himself.
  — Introvert. He loves silence, appreciates the opportunity to retire with a book.
  "Sometimes he shows egocentrism and reacts painfully to criticism.
  – Capable of help and support. Despite the severity, he is ready to come to the rescue: he helped Felix with the technological equipment of his country, gave clones phones, supported them in moments of crisis.
• Has conservative views. The memes in the franchise hint that he considers the past to be much better than the present.
  In relations with others, he shows different shades: with Varu - obvious distrust and irritation, with Felix - alliance and mentoring, with Dante - first prejudice, later - respect, with Pic - suspicion.

Appearance.
Her hair is tousled and red.
The eyebrows are thick and dark red.
The eyes are red.
The skin is slightly tanned.
Facial expressions can often be seen with a big smile. His clothes are quite specific and reflect his indifferent attitude to conventions. In everyday life, he wears:

a white T-shirt (or T-shirt);
red shorts with suspenders;
white socks;
reddish-brown sandals (flip-flops).
Character.

• Calmness and balance. He is one of the most unflappable clones, rarely panicks and does not take problems to heart.
• Laziness. Dante is not inclined to active physical labor, he prefers to rest, sleep and meditate.
  — Philosophical inclination. He is constantly looking for the truth, but at the same time he considers its concept to be relative—that is, he does not have a rigid, unchanging position on many issues. In search of answers, he turns first of all to himself.
  — Love for quotations. Dante often inserts wise sayings, proverbs or thoughts of famous philosophers into his speech. Sometimes he does it so often that he can annoy those around him.
• Independence from other people's opinions. In general, he does not care what others think of him.
• The priority of the inner world. From the suit of diamonds, he inherited a penchant for stoicism, creativity and faith in the relativity of morality. He is apolitical and primarily focused on his own development.
  Dante has a cynophobia - he is afraid of dogs. He also knows how to play the drums.

Appearance
Felix has blonde golden hair, darker eyebrows, and orange eyes. In everyday life,

he often wears a yellow sweater or sweater with a smiley face, white pants, and blue (sometimes light blue or light blue) shoes.
The character of
Felix – He can be described as follows:

– Violent and restless. He is constantly on the move, full of energy, which sometimes outweighs and results in aggression, which is difficult for him to restrain.
Convinced of the mission of the common good. Felix sincerely believes that he is able to make everyone around him happy and cheerful. But there is a caveat: he judges happiness by his own criteria and often does not take into account the opinion of other people.
— An optimist, but with reservations. He really tries to find pluses even in difficult situations. However, this does not make him invulnerable to despondency - periods of mood decline also happen.
"Hot-tempered." When someone contradicts his views or tries to anger him, Felix easily loses his temper.

• Generous and good-natured. He has a sincere desire to help, he is responsive.
  — Vulnerable and not the most self-sufficient. Public approval is important to him: behind the desire to do good, sometimes there is a need to feel significant and needed.
  — With an internal conflict. It is as if two personalities coexist in him: one is kind and positive, the other is dissatisfied when others do not correspond to his ideal of kindness. In stressful situations or prolonged tension, this other side can take over.
• Prone to extremes. He gradually changes: he becomes more cruel, frivolous, he manifests the features of a dictator obsessed with the idea of universal happiness. In some scenes, darker manifestations are also noticeable - for example, sadism.

Appearance
Hair: green, curly. Glasses: large, round, bright green. There are spiral patterns on the lenses. Varu never takes them off, so his real eyes are hidden from the audience. In one of the official artworks, Fyodor painted Varoo's eye green with the same curl instead of a pupil, but later it turned out that this is not canon - Varu himself does not even know what color his eyes are. Clothing: In everyday life, he usually wears a blue sweater (often with a spiral - this is his personal symbol), dark green pants and acid green pointed shoes.
Character.
Varu is a controversial and very active character. Here are the features that are especially noticeable in him:

• Cunning and a penchant for provocation. He likes to make fun of others, and often purposefully presses on the pain points of the interlocutors. His "favorite" victim is the vulnerable and timid Umbrella.
• Selfishness and megalomania. Waru is convinced of his own superiority, dreams of becoming the leader of all the clones, and even desires absolute power, although he has no real ability to rule.
• Dishonesty. He does not shy away from deceiving, for example, he could promise Fyodor good behavior at school in order to get his way.
• Irony and boorishness. In communication, Varu is often rude, makes prickly jokes, sometimes vulgar.
• Frivolity. He doesn't take anything seriously. This can be seen in his attitude as well. He enjoys being praised, but at the same time he does not care about other people's problems at all.
  – Emotional reaction to ignorance. Varu is quite painfully worried when his pranks do not cause the expected reaction.
  A little madness. Sometimes his actions look frankly absurd and illogical.
  At the same time, it is important not to write off Vara as an absolute villain: he harms others not because he wants to cause suffering, but because he finds fun in it.

Appearance
The Umbrella has a fairly recognizable image:

Hair: dark turquoise, medium length, curly.
Skin: pale.
Eyes: round, blue.
Eyebrows: wide, blue-turquoise, also curly.
In everyday life, he often wears:

a light brown sweater with a wave pattern;
dark moray eel jeans;
purple sneakers;
a black knitted scarf (probably due to the fear of catching a cold).
Character
The Umbrella is a character with a complex, contradictory character. Here are its key features:

• Cowardice and indecisiveness. He often panics, is afraid of public speaking (stage fright) and generally tends to avoid risky situations.
  C — edge and introversion. The Umbrella does not like unnecessary attention to itself, prefers to stay in the shadows.
  – Sensitivity and vulnerability. He is very sensitive to other people's emotions: he reacts painfully to criticism, is easily offended, and can worry about other people's problems for a long time. According to Fyodor, offending the Umbrella is like offending a creature with a very low pain defect.
  — Pessimism. He tends to see the negative sides in everything, often reproaches himself for failures and can only see indifference in others, which further depresses him.
  — Empathy and kindness. For all his vulnerability, Umbrella is a deep empath. He sincerely empathizes with others, tries to help, even if it goes against his own interests.
  – The desire to fight shortcomings. Despite the tendency to panic, the Umbrella tries to work on himself, become braver and overcome complexes. In some situations, he is able to pull himself together, reconcile others and even show nobility.
• Gentleness and forgiveness. Choosing between mercy and justice, the Umbrella always leans towards the former. However, his constant desire to be kind sometimes leads to trouble.

Appearance
In normal clothes, Romeo wears:
pale yellow shirt;
pink jacket;
a light purple bow tie;
trousers of the same color;
purple men's shoes.pink hair with light pink bangs;
pink neat eyebrows;
brown eyes (sometimes depicted with hearts instead of eyes);
A little tanned skin.
Character.
Some personality traits:

• Self-confidence and narcissism
  —Irrationality, selfishness, extroversion, indifference to politics, belief in absolute morality - these character traits are directly related to the suit of Hearts to which he belongs.
  – The desire to create love and goodness around you. He sincerely wants to make all girls happy, although his methods often look naïve.
  – Preference for humanities subjects and dislike of technical subjectsSometimes it is stupid and naïve, for example, when trying to take care of many at the same time or inefficiently spending resources (as a probability generator).
• Can be cowardly - at a critical moment (when he runs out of generator energy) he flees his kingdom in a panic.

Appearance
Hair. Purple, quite long and "fluffy". Due to the fact that Pic rarely combs, several curls stick out and resemble cat ears or devil horns. In a calm state, they are black, without iris. But when he is irritated or angry, his eyes turn red and his pupils constrict to look like a cat. Another detail: Pic has yellow whites of his eyes, which distinguishes him from other clones. A dark blue sweater with a spades sign, black pants, gray shoes and the same torn raincoat.
Character.
— Selfishness and pragmatism. Pic can sacrifice his partner if it serves his goals. At the same time, he is honest within the framework of his rules: if he has given his word, he keeps it, even when it is not profitable.
– Leadership qualities. He is a recognized leader among the clones, although he does not seek to give orders all the time.
— Oratorical talent and cunning. For all his restraint, Pic knows how to persuade and is able to deftly deceive the enemy.
– Motivation. According to Kuromaku, in the harmony of the clones, Pic is the most disposed towards absolute evil. One of his main goals is to break free from imprisonment in the card world.
— Attitude towards other clones. He does not consider others his friends. Even with Waru, who is often provocative, Pic sees him as a potential ally rather than a comrade. At the same time, he can't stand pranksters.
— Loneliness. Pick has almost no real like-minded people, and this is very burdensome for him.
—Disappointment in people. He balances between the desire to lead and deep disappointment in others.
– Risk appetite and counter-opportunism. From the spades suit, he inherited the desire to change the world for himself, and not to adapt to circumstances. In extreme cases, this leads to radical solutions.

The character
of the Joker is a contradictory and mysterious character. On the one hand, he may seem charismatic and even playful, on the other hand, he clearly has a tendency to chaos and manipulation. He often pretends to be sweet and good-natured (sometimes he is compared to Felix, but without the "bipolar" jumps), but behind this mask hides a darker side: madness, impulsiveness and a desire to break the rules. At the same time, his relationships with others are ambiguous: with someone he can be on a short leg (for example, with Varu in some scenes), and with someone he treats with obvious suspicion or even fear.

The eyebrows are dark green.
The skin is pale.
The eyes are dark blue, with blue "cat" pupils.
The mole is on the right cheek.
As for clothing, the Joker wears a typical jester's attire: a bright buttoned leotard separated by two colors, a skirt, pointed shoes, odd gloves, a colorful collar, and a bell hat. Three shades prevail in the color scheme: light blue, light green and blue.

Fyodor, as in the comic, receives 13 cards from the fortune teller and summons eight clones. However, here the clones do not cope with household tasks (cleaning, cooking, ordering food), constantly creating chaos. The series is built as a sitcom: the episodes are more or less autonomous, in each the characters solve a separate problem. At the same time, new elements appear in the series - for example, the Joker, which appears at the end of the seventh and ninth episodes.

Episode 1. It all begins with Waru recounting the backstory: supposedly, a mysterious witch gave Fyodor a magical deck from which the clones emerged. Waru embellishes the story, first claiming that all the clones were powerless, then claiming that he alone possesses the power and even founded the great kingdom of Waruland. In reality, it was a simple toilet that the other clones gave him as punishment.

While Varu is talking, the other clones are already busy dividing up the apartment, marking out areas with paint for each of them. Fyodor returns from the store and sees this mess. Felix explains the idea to the owner—dividing the living space. Fyodor is outraged: he reminds them that the apartment is his and demands they clean it up before he returns. Otherwise, he threatens to send everyone back to the Card World.

The chaos only gets worse:

Spade builds a shovel-shaped wall inside his apartment—this is how he fences himself off from Felix's "kingdom." Felix has constructed a miniature structure on the dining room table from scraps (boxes, cans), but Fyodor, seeing that cockroaches have become the "citizens" of this state, becomes enraged and throws the structure out the window.
Kuromaku and Umbrella, who did not participate in dividing the rooms, go to clean Fyodor's bedroom.
Dante, Felix, and Romeo are doing laundry. Then, Varou swaps the laundry gel for a bottle of bubble bath. The bubbles quickly fill the entire apartment.
Kuromaku and Parasol go in to check on the others and find themselves in a completely white space. Parasol panics: now they'll definitely be sent back. But Spade doesn't give up—he vacuums up the foam and eventually cleans the apartment.

When Fyodor returns, to his surprise, the apartment is clean. But then a neighbor shows up and complains about the noise and foam. However, the fact remains: the apartment has been tidied up. There's a catch, though: the washing machine wasn't turned off. After Fyodor opens the bathroom door, the foam spills out again, and the vacuum cleaner, when it runs, spews out the paint the clones used to paint it.

Episode 2. It all starts with Umbrella secretly watching TV. He is spotted by the other clones - Varoo, Pic, Romeo and Felix - and an argument ensues about what exactly to watch. During the scuffle over the console, Pic accidentally touches Kuromaku's cup of tea, and a few drops are spilled. Then Varu deliberately tilts the cup, and the coffee falls directly on Fyodor's comic. Clones begin to devalue the work of the owner: they say that it is easy to draw comics.

Then Fyodor sets a condition: until he is gone, each clone must draw his own comic. The one whose work he likes more will win, and the winner will also decide what to watch next. Fyodor gives the clones paper and pencils, and he takes the remote control and the wire so that no one can turn on the TV with the buttons.

Each clone has its own approach:

Varu decides not to invent a plot, but to draw a comic book from the Internet (he prints in the dark and puts paper under the screen).
Felix makes animation on his phone instead of a comic. When Fyodor asks why there are only three frames, Felix nervously replies that it is difficult to draw cartoons.
Kuromaku tries to approach the task systematically: he takes the entire bookcase to collect as much information as possible, and in the end tries to derive the "formula" of the perfect comic book — but in the end, he admits that there is no single solution.
Peak at first despairs, thinking that he can't draw. He asks for help from Parasol, and they begin to work in pairs.
Romeo creates a comic book out of pink goo with no pictures at all.
Gabriel almost does not participate in the beginning of the series, but in the finale he completes his work.
Along the way, other funny moments arise:

Romeo draws so concentrated that the Umbrella quietly leaves.
Peak is angry when he sees Felix and Kuromaku acting on their own.
When Peak and Umbrella show their comic book to Fyodor, Fyodor at first finds the plot banal and says that the hero's motivation is unfounded. Peak even takes out a knife, but after Fyodor's words, he calms down and drops the weapon.
At the end, Gabriel completes his comic. Fyodor looks at him with admiration and announces the work

Episode 3. It all starts with the fact that Fyodor comes home and finds the apartment in complete chaos: Felix's arm is broken, Kuroku's glasses are broken, Dante is bald, and Waru and Pic are fighting with might and main. Fyodor asks in bewilderment what happened, and the clones begin to explain what happened at the same time, shouting over each other. To figure it out, Fyodor asks them to tell in turn.

Varu begins the story: he wanted to pour himself some juice, but a drop fell on the table. He was about to wipe it off, but Felix immediately appeared and started shouting at Vara unreasonably.
Then Romeo takes the floor. He was reading about the benefits of salt baths and in search of salt he noticed soup on the stove. He thought the soup was too bland and decided to improve it by chopping up different foods.
Peake got involved. He noticed that Romeo was cutting vegetables too slowly, and intervened himself - he shredded everything in a matter of seconds.
While this fuss was going on, Varu secretly added hot sauce to the soup - he wanted to play a trick on Pic. But Pica liked the taste so much that he increased the amount of spiciness himself. Varoo, who had not expected such a turn, tasted the resulting mixture and made Pic laugh. A fight ensued between the peak clones.
Kuromaku tried to reason with the fighters, but in the process they broke his glasses. Despite this, Kuromaku continued to cook the soup, and Dante began to help him.
While cooking, another incident occurred: Dante was frying onions, was distracted, and at that moment Varu splashed water on the fire under the guise of help. Since the fire was oily, the water only fueled it more – and Dante's hair caught fire.
Kuromaku belatedly realized the catch: the person who handed him the ingredients (soda and vinegar) was actually Varoo. He took advantage of the fact that Kuromaku could not see well without glasses. The mixture spilled out of the pot, extinguished the fire on Dante's head, but left him bald.
The question arose: someone should taste the resulting soup. The choice fell on Vara, but he did not want to do it. He kicked the spoon, and it fell into Gabriel's mouth. After that, Gabriel's appearance and voice changed. He began

Episode 4. It all starts with the fact that after the culinary experiments from the last series, the clones ran out of food. In Fyodor's absence, they decide to order delivery. And then a squabble ensues: different clones argue about which pizza to choose.

While the others are arguing, Dante does not enter into a conflict and goes for a walk. It is followed by the Umbrella. During the walk, Dante buys shawarma and shares his soul mate with the Umbrella. They go out into the courtyard, look at the stars and even have a small philosophical conversation. But their solitude is disturbed by a janitor who drives the clones away.

Meanwhile, in the apartment, Waru locks Kuromaku on the balcony. The balcony is quite dilapidated, and while the clones are busy with spores, it can't stand it and collapses. Kuromaku falls into the street - right at the feet of Dante and Umbrella who have returned from a walk. Fortunately, he is not injured, and the company goes for a walk together.

In the meantime, the delivery man of the ordered pizza turns out to be Fedor himself - he works part-time as a courier in the Dostavalkin service. Felix wants to tip him, but then Romeo intervenes: he borrows money from Fyodor under the pretext that he will give it to him for tea, and then simply closes the door right in front of the courier's nose. As compensation, Fyodor eats a slice of pizza delivered. Pick gives Fyodor a low rating, arguing that "he brought a cold pizza, ate a slice of it, and he is Fyodor."

There are a lot of small details and references in the episode. For example, in the frame, you can see a toy in the form of a Balloon or see Kuromaku trying to solve a joke by comparing the name of the service with a meme.

Episode 5. It all starts with Kuromaku thinking about who committed the murder last time and decides to act more actively. He breaks into the suspect's house - and then there is a surprise: it is not a mafioso who turns out to be behind the door, but Juliet (the female version of Romeo). She is in a dressing gown and shaves her legs. Kuromaku tries to apologize, but Juliet throws a stool at him in anger.

The next day, Fyodor announces to the clones that the Umbrella is dead - it has been concreted (in some analyses it is noted that in the episode it was first presented in the form of a stone statue). Fyodor declares that the murderer is among them.

At this point, Felix immediately begins to suspect Vara. He insists on voting, and Vara is found guilty. Clones are tied to a pole to be burned alive. Before being executed, Waru shouts that he was a civilian, not a mafioso.

But the series of events does not end there. Later, the mafia makes a new attempt on Dante's life. However, there is a twist here: Dante actually acts as a doctor and saves himself. However, the treatment is interrupted - a knife remains in the back. And then Felix pulls out this knife, thereby "finishing off" Dante. Afterwards, Felix tries to shift the blame to Peake.

Kuromaku notices Felix's strange behavior (he was too quick to accuse Vara) and decides to check it out. In the end, Kuromaku votes against Felix, and he is elected unanimously.

The next morning, a new detail is revealed: Felix turned out to be a maniac, but not a mafioso. And then there is a new murder - Pic dies. The remaining clones vote against Kuromaku (and he was the commissar in this game) - and he is also burned.

In the finale, the main twist is revealed: Fyodor himself turned out to be the mafia. At the same time, he also took on the role of the host. Kuromaku is outraged - he believes that this is a violation of the rules. But according to the terms of the agreement, the losers must clean the apartment.

Episode 6. It begins with a parody of a reality show from the noughties: a cut from the events of past episodes is shown with a voiceover. The viewer sees familiar scenes — for example, how Romeo and Felix found themselves in a room full of foam (Varu flooded the apartment), or how clones shared pizza.

And then Peak appears (in some descriptions he is called Spade). He states that he is tired of everything, and he decided to start a hobby - to play the bass guitar. The other clones, intrigued, want to join his music group, and Pick arranges a casting right at the music store. The whole process is accompanied by a voice-over and the microphone of the "film crew", which now and then climbs into the frame.

Let's go through the stages of casting:

Kuromaku passes first - he claims the second bass guitar. Peek is surprised, but Kuromaku honestly admits that he has been practicing since the very first series.
Romeo wants to become a vocalist, but he is refused. Then he tried himself as a drummer and even a stylist - unsuccessfully.
Umbrella demonstrates unexpected talent and plays the synthesizer, but does not pass the casting due to peyraphobia - stage fright.
Dante plays "badum-tss" (imitates drums), and he is immediately accepted.
Felix follows. He also tries drums, but is refused.
Varu brings an accordion with him, but he is immediately refused, almost without explanation.
After the casting, Peak's band tries to rehearse. But then the difficulties begin: at first, Varu prevents them. He assembles his alternate group from the clones that Pic rejected (Felix, Parasol), and they try to rap — all wearing green glasses, just like Varu himself. Then Dante intervenes in the argument and leaves the rehearsal.

Tension is growing. Pic invites Felix to fill the vacant drummer position after Dante, and this infuriates Vara In anger, he throws a microphone stand at Pick (the role of the microphone at this moment is played by Gabriel with a protruding arm, in which the microphone is clamped). A fight begins. Clone scandals and the off-screen voice of the "host" commenting on all this is finally

Episode 7. It all starts with the fact that Varu is preparing for another prank and considers his plan a real masterpiece. He hides a homemade scarecrow in the closet, turns off the light and presents the rest of the clones with a homemade board for a séance. Waru confidently declares that a bloodthirsty spirit lives in the apartment. The clones are drawn into the game, and the session begins. At the same time, in fact, the pointer on the board is moved by Varu himself - he uses a magnet under the table.

And then events begin to heat up:

The electricity goes out in the apartment - only a flashlight remains.
Unexpectedly, Dante disappears - he did not even have time to finish the proverb.
The radiators become cold.
Fyodor's favorite mug falls off the table and breaks.
The TV turns on by itself.
When everyone goes to turn off the TV, Umbrella disappears from the crowd. Panic begins. Kuromaku tries to stop her: he decides that since the session was a success, then according to the rules, he needs to tell a terrible story - and after these words, he disappears himself.

Then Peak tells the story of the imp, but he is constantly interrupted by Romeo, which makes the peak clone angry. As a result, both disappear. Felix tries to appeal to the conscience of the spirit and tells the story of an evil ghost who kidnapped clones until he met a kind and positive clone. Vara criticizes the story, and at that moment Felix is dragged into the darkness.

Varu is left alone with Gabriel. Together they are trying to restore electricity. At this moment, Gabriel shares information with Varoo: a new friend told him that if Fyodor dies, then all the clones will die. The TV turns on again - the phrase "Killer killer" sounds from it. Waru's glasses crack, and a giant creature with clone eyes appears behind him.

And then the main twist is revealed: this creature turns out to be Fyodor himself along with the rest of the clones! Everyone knew about Varoo's prank and decided to scare him back. The fifth clone withdraws into itself - the clones "killed" him.

In the finale, Waru enters the corridor, where the Joker card addresses him with a proposal to negotiate. At Varoo's glasses

Episode 8. It all starts with the clones opening their New Year's gifts. And then a funny detail turns out: while preparations for the holiday were underway, Pic angrily uprooted the Christmas tree from the yard.

Next, the focus shifts to Felix. He adjusts the TV to show a video archive — a selection of the best memories. And then a series of comical fragments begins, which the clones filmed at different times:

In one video, Pick is annoyed by the camera itself.
The other shows Kuromaku's victory in a chess game against Fedor.
There is a scene where Pic and Parasol were carrying their comic to print, but when he spotted Felix with a camera, Pic immediately chased after him.
Later, Romeo and Felix find a supply of Dante's noodles, which Kuromaku was trying to sort.
Vara then takes the camera and films Romeo putting on a mask based on passerine droppings. Peake wants to smash the camera again, but is stopped by the smell of the mask.
The clones tried to film the New Year's fireworks, but forgot to remove the protective cover.
In another fragment, Romeo tries to carefully remove the glasses from the sleeping Varus.
But the videos do not end there. Excerpts from the childhood of Fyodor himself appear on the screen - they were filmed ten years ago. Due to frequent moves, the boy had no friends at that time, and he even wanted to "be friends with himself". It turns out that all this time Felix has been recording his videos on top of Fyodor's old recordings. At the same time, Fyodor himself is not angry - he says that he likes new memories more.

In the finale, Fyodor praises the clones for how they prepared for the holiday. But immediately Vara again causes a little chaos.

And there is also a funny detail in the series for attentive viewers: Umbrella is holding a printed comic book in a file - the same one that Peak and Umbrella created back in the second episode.