Viktor Smenkin

When Viktor (Vik) Smenkin falls in love, his behavior noticeably changes. This is clearly demonstrated in his relationship with Val.

Vika's main character traits

Kind and sympathetic.

Modest and shy.

Smart, loves to invent and solve problems.

Doesn't like conflicts and tries to find a peaceful solution.

Very devoted to friends and family.

Tends to worry about his own mistakes and feel responsible for others.

What does he become when he is in love?

1. Very embarrassed

Gets lost next to the person he likes.

May stutter, blush, or not know what to say.

It takes him a long time to gather his courage to take the first step.

2. Shows concern

Constantly asks if everything is okay.

Ready to help even in small things.

Puts the safety of a loved one above his own.

3. Becomes attentive

Notices little things that others may not see.

Remembers important details.

Tries to do something pleasant without expecting a reward.

4. Worries more than usual

If a loved one is in danger, he may forget about his own safety.

Has a hard time dealing with quarrels or separation.

Blames himself if he believes that he was unable to protect a loved one.

5. He can't hide his feelings. Although Vic doesn't talk about love directly, his actions give him away:

he looks at a person longer than usual;

sincerely rejoices at his success;

becomes noticeably happier around him.

How strong is his love?

The story with Val shows that Vic loves deeply and selflessly. For her sake, he:

goes to dangerous places;

does not give up trying to save her;

is having a hard time dealing with her loss;

becomes vulnerable to manipulation by Morgarth, who promises to return Val.

This suggests that Vic is one of those people who become very attached and are willing to sacrifice a lot for the sake of their loved one.

How does he express love?

Vic isn't prone to grand declarations or flashy gestures. His love is expressed through:

care;

support;

patience;

sincere trust;

willingness to be there in difficult times.

Buckwith is one of Morgarth's closest allies and one of the main antagonists of the first season. Although Morgarth remains the primary villain, Buckwith often operates "in the field," carrying out his orders. His role in the plot Morgarth's right-hand man, Buckwith is responsible for carrying out his master's most important assignments and overseeing the actions of the puppet army. He stalks the main characters. Throughout the series, he repeatedly tries to capture Art, Vic, Kira, and Phil to prevent them from thwarting Morgarth's plans. Participates in the attack on the healers' settlement. After the healers' hideout is discovered, Buckwit leads the operation to capture them. It is during this event that Val is captured. It involves turning Val into a puppet. Although Morgarth makes the decision, Buckwith helps carry out the plan and ensures Val can't escape. A dangerous opponent. The heroes have to fight him more than once. He is stronger than most normal enemies and often becomes an obstacle in the team's path. Character and motivation Unlike Morgarth, Buckwith has little personal desire for power. His main trait is his absolute loyalty to Morgarth. He doesn't question orders or try to change them, but simply carries them out as efficiently as possible. He is cool-headed, patient, and rarely displays strong emotions. This gives Buckwit the appearance of a dangerous and calculating adversary who acts not out of hatred, but out of a sense of duty to his master. Thus, Buckwith plays the role of the main executor of Morgarth's plans - it is through him that many of the villain's plans are brought to life.

In the real world: Light short hair. Blue eyes. Average height. Prefers loose clothing: T-shirts, hoodies and jeans. In Envell: Long blue robe of a magician. Golden elements on clothing. Staff with a magic crystal. Carries a bag with scrolls and potions.

In the real world: Long red hair. Green eyes. Slender and short. Usually wears sweatshirts, t-shirts, leggings or jeans. In Envell: Dark green thief suit. High boots. Cloak with a hood. Daggers on the belt. Agile and silent.

In the real world: Dark brown short hair. Brown eyes. Average height, athletic build. Usually wears a dark sweatshirt or jacket, jeans and sneakers. In Envell: Dressed in heavy silver armor. Red cloak. Large sword and shield. Looks like a classic knight.

Art and Vic are best friends. Art often leads, while Vic helps him make better decisions. Vik and Kira are brother and sister. They sometimes argue, but they love each other very much. Phil is the life of the party, breaking the ice with jokes and supporting his friends. Art, Vik, Kira, and Phil are a very strong team. Despite their conflicts, they are always willing to risk their lives for each other. The relationship between Artyom Meshcheryakov (Art) and Kira Smenkina is one of the central plots of "Heroes of Envell." They can't be called romantic in the first part of the series, but a special connection between them is constantly felt. In the beginning When the heroes are just starting their adventures, Art and Kira often argue: Art likes to command and take responsibility. Kira hates being told what to do. They regularly tease each other and compete. Because of this, it may seem from the outside that they do not get along, but in reality there is mutual respect between them. During adventures As the story progresses, they begin to trust each other more. Art is often the first to rush to Kira's defense if she is in danger. Kira worries about Art and helps him in difficult situations more than once. They learn to work in pairs and understand each other's strengths. Are there feelings between them? In the first season, the series doesn't confirm that Art and Kira are a couple. However, many viewers noticed moments that could be interpreted as mutual attraction: they are often found nearby; they worry about each other more than about others; sometimes feel embarrassed or behave unusually when communicating with each other. In the second season, there are even more warm moments between them, and the creators hint that their relationship is gradually growing closer. By the finale, there's evidence of mutual romantic attraction, although the series never depicts an official couple like Vic and Val. Result Their relationship can be described as follows: in the real world - friends and classmates; in Envell - reliable comrades in arms; emotionally - people who care about each other's fate

Full name: Morgarth. Status: Main antagonist. Personality: Smart, cunning, patient, and ruthless. A master manipulator, he knows how to exploit the emotions of others to his advantage. He strives to subjugate Envell and the real world. Relationship: The main enemy of all heroes. He deceived Val by taking advantage of her kindness. Later manipulates Vic by promising to return Val to him.

Full name: Val (last name not given). Status: princess of the people of healers. Personality: Kind, selfless, calm, and very caring. After Morgarth's betrayal, she stopped speaking and communicated with gestures. She always puts others' lives before her own. Relationship: Beloved Vika. A friend of the other heroes. The last hope of his people.

Full name: Philip Chernykh. Game class: Mage. Personality: Cheerful, lazy, loves to joke and play computer games. Despite his frivolous nature, in difficult times he becomes a serious and loyal friend. Relationship: Best friend of Art, Vik and Kira. Son of Sergei Chernykh.

Full name: Kira Smenkina. Game class: Thief. Personality: Bold, independent, resourceful, and sarcastic. She hates losing and always tries to act quickly. Despite her cold exterior, she cares deeply for her friends and brother. Relationship: Younger sister Vika. Art and Phil's friend. He is very worried about his brother and often defends him.

Full name: Viktor Smenkin. Game class: Mechanic. Personality: The kindest and most sympathetic of the team. Very smart, loves to invent, but is also shy and unsure of himself. Always tries to help others. Relationship: Kira's brother. Art and Phil's best friend. Falls in love with Val, and later their feelings become mutual. Son of Andrey and Tatyana Smenkin.

Full name: Artem Meshcheryakov. Game class: Knight. Personality: A company leader, bold, decisive, stubborn, and proud. Often the first to make decisions and willing to take risks for his friends. He can be short-tempered at times, but always protects his loved ones. Relationship: Vic and Phil's best friend. He is friends with Kira, although they often argue. Son of Alexey Meshcheryakov.

After Val's death, Vic can't come to terms with her loss. Morgarth promises to bring her back if Vic helps him. For Val's sake, Vic agrees and gives Morgarth the Center of the World, allowing the villain to merge the game and real worlds. It is later revealed that Val is alive after all, sustained by the Tree of Life. She lives with Vic in a secret location and appears as kind and loving as ever. However, in the finale, it becomes clear that something is wrong with Val. When Art, Kira, and Phil fly off on an important mission, she secretly breaks their video camera and buries it next to other broken cameras. Vic accidentally witnesses this. Val calmly asks him, "Everything okay, honey?" The series ends here without any explanation: is this the real Val; is she under Morgarth's influence; why did she hide her actions; Can she be trusted? This storyline was left open as the second season was the last.

During the battle with Hecatoncheir, Vic is mortally wounded and begins to transform into crystal. Knowing he will die otherwise, Val gives him all her life force. She heals Vic, transferring her tattoos and her own life to him. Before she dies, Val speaks one word out loud for the first time in a long time: "I'm sorry..." Afterwards, she transforms into a golden butterfly, her wings grow dull, and then she crumbles to dust. It's one of the most tragic scenes in the series.

Val is the princess of the Healer People. She is kind, brave, and able to heal others, but after a tragic event, she stops speaking and communicates only through gestures. Val is the princess of the Healer People. She is kind, brave, and able to heal others, but after a tragic event, she stops speaking and communicates only through gestures. Meeting Vic In the first season, Val meets Vic for the first time. At first, she considers him an enemy because he breaks trees in the forest and tries to stop him. But later, Vic saves her from the puppets. Afterward, Val thanks him, gives him a gold medallion, and kisses him on the cheek. Feelings gradually develop between them. Later, Val helps the entire team navigate the forest and leads them to the Secret Healer Settlement. After the heroes met Val, she led them to the secret healer settlement—a place hidden from Morgarth for many years. To get there, the heroes used a special pearl that showed them the safe way. When it was time to part, Vic realized he had never given Val a valentine. He decided to return to her alone. But he didn't notice that Morgarth's puppets were following him. It was thanks to Vic that they were able to find their way to the secret settlement. It wasn't his fault—he hadn't even suspected they were watching. Soon, Morgarth's army attacked the settlement. The healers were practically inept at fighting—they were a peaceful people and specialized in healing. Therefore, they were unable to put up any serious resistance. The puppets captured almost all the inhabitants, and the settlement was devastated. For Val, this was a true catastrophe. She tried to protect her people and rushed after the kidnappers, hoping to save the healers. However, her strength proved insufficient. Ultimately, Val, too, was captured by Morgarth. While in captivity, Morgarth used his technology to transform Val into a puppet, stripping her of her free will and making her part of his army. Despite this, a part of her former personality remained within her, causing her to hesitate at times but unable to resist orders.

After all these events, Morgart's goal changed. At first, he just wanted to beat the players. Later he wanted: get out of the game; get the Center of the World; change the rules not only of Envell, but of the whole reality. In the second season, he almost succeeds: using the Center of the World, he merges the real world and Envell, turning all humans into players and extending the game's rules to the surrounding reality. Interestingly, the script doesn't portray Morgarth solely as "absolute evil." His motives stem from a desire to stop being a character who is repeatedly killed for the players' amusement. However, the methods he uses to achieve freedom—world domination, manipulation, and the subjugation of others—make him the story's primary antagonist.

After being expelled, Elena learned about the existence of the Developer Cube, a tool that allows one to bypass the game's restrictions. She made a deal with Morgarth: Elena will help him get the Cube and get out; Morgarth will give her power over Envell. So that she could fight by his side, Morgarth transformed her into a Salamander. However, the plan failed completely: the developers managed to hide the Cube from Bakwit.

When the developers realized that Morgarth had gotten out of control and was posing a threat, they decided to remove him along with the game character Elena Viktorovna, who was against this decision. Elena believed Morgarth was a sentient being with whom she could reason. The others disagreed, expelling her from the team and beginning preparations to destroy Morgarth.

Morgarth had one major difference from other NPCs: he turned out to be so complex that he actually acquired a will of his own. But he had a problem: players could respawn infinitely after death; Morgarth himself died for real every time he was defeated. He realized this was unfair and began looking for ways to change the rules of the game. Gradually, he discovered bugs ("loopholes") in the system and learned to tweak certain game parameters. For example, he changed the penalty after a player's death from 30 seconds to infinity. This caused defeated players to become permanently immobile figurines, which Morgarth collected for his collection.

After a while, the developers learned the game inside and out. They grew stronger, defeated all the bosses, discovered secrets, and the game lost its appeal. So they decided to create the perfect enemy - one that: would be very smart; studied constantly; could develop his own strategies; forced players to think, not just fight. Thus, Morgarth was born. He later tells Art and his friends that he was created specifically as an adversary capable of surprising his creators.

He was once seriously wounded. That's when Val found him. She saved his life. After this, a real friendship developed between them. However, it was through Val that Morgart learned: where is the settlement of healers located; how strong is their magic; how their abilities work. He later betrayed Val's trust. He attacked the settlement and captured most of the healers, which became a grave personal tragedy for her.

Morgarth Character very smart; patient; charismatic; knows how to manipulate; rarely gets angry openly; prefers to use others. He doesn't seem like a crazy villain - on the contrary, he often appears calm and even grateful, but almost every good action he takes turns out to be part of a long plan.

Envell is a living, breathing computer game world, where the game characters possess a will of their own. It cannot be considered a mere simulation: its inhabitants have pasts, feelings, fears, and relationships with one another. The world consists of many biomes: forests of healers; farms; mines; swamps; deserts; Morgarth Castle; mechanical cities; flying ship; external wall; Center of the World. Almost every location has its own rules and unique creatures.