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Fyodor has brown hair that sticks up in the front, brown eyes, and a mole above his upper lip. He typically wears a black collared shirt with a yellow one over it, along with jeans and white sneakers. In the "Fyodorx9" remake, the yellow shirt features a design that matches the back of a deck of cards. Fyodor is the protagonist. He is the creator of the card clones: he summoned them from a magical deck of cards. However, the character is largely autobiographical: Fyodor Nechitailo (the franchise's creator) based the character on himself. In the comic "Fedorkh9," Fedor is almost an adult who, at 18, is struggling to cope with his workload. One day, after missing his bus, he meets a fortune teller, who gives him a deck of cards. He decides to use the cards to have clones replace him at work and help him with his errands. But Fedor didn't expect that each clone would develop their own, very flamboyant and exaggerated personalities. The clones turned out to be completely unadapted to real life, yet they weren't about to refuse to return to the "card world"—hence all the comical chaos. Ultimately, the conflict led to Pieck (one of the clones) threatening Fedor, and the clones ended up staying with him. In the sequel ("Land of Kings"), Fedor briefly appears to give each clone a probability generator so they can set up their own corner of the card world. Fyodor develops various bonds with his clones. For example, he trusts Kuromak greatly—he sees him as the most responsible and rational of the bunch, often delegating tasks to him. But with the hyperactive and emotional Felix, he has more of a "little brother" relationship: Fyodor appreciates his sincerity, but his over-enthusiasm often wears him down.

Hair: Black and white, with one single eyebrow (left) that matches the color of the hair. Eyes: red. Teeth: pointed fangs. Clothing: White suit, black derby hat, red bow tie and black gloves. Build: Medium height, slim, with pronounced shoulders. Fun fact: in the comics, Riccardo originally had two eyebrows and completely black hair. He's also known to be ambidextrous—his two dominant hands work equally well. Intelligence and forethought: Riccardo meticulously plans his gang's missions and robbery schemes. Emotional response to stress: He does not cope well with difficult situations and often overreacts to them. Paranoia: He is constantly afraid of meeting the police and even sleeps with a gun under his pillow. Stubbornness and irascibility: these traits often lead to conflicts. Attitude to art: despite his criminal profession, Riccardo has a meager, but still artistic taste and understands, for example, how to properly paint still lifes.

Hair: medium length, curly, bright green. Eyebrows: dark green. Skin: pale. Eyes: Dark blue with blue cat-like pupils, a mole on the right cheek and protruding fangs. Clothing: Brightly colored jester's attire, typical of the Joker from real-life card games. The color scheme primarily features light blue, lime green, and navy blue. This includes brightly colored tights with buttons, a skirt, pointed shoes, mismatched gloves, a colorful collar, and a cap with bells. The main attribute: a colorful scepter (jester's staff), which is supposedly needed for magic. According to creator Fyodor, the Joker is a "simply deranged" character with a cheerful and twisted personality. He embodies chaos, madness, and unpredictability. His primary goal isn't power or money, but rather proving that anyone can become as crazy as him if they're pushed. Although he may appear kind and sweet on the outside, he's actually a madman and a maniac. He pretends to be one, but deep down, he's neutral, even negative, toward everyone. As the Guardian of the Card World, Joker is charged with protecting it from threats. However, his methods are often controversial: he uses magic to control and manipulate other clones, even when it goes against their interests. The key to the Joker's power is his magical scepter. With it, he can control the minds of other clones. However, the Joker is capable of using magic without the scepter, making him one of the most powerful characters in the universe.

Gabriel has light brown hair that resembles a question mark, which directly reflects his curious nature. The eyes are black, without iris, with an unusual cut. The ears are pointed, similar to those of elves. In the real world, he wore a light blue shirt, brown pants, and pointy-toed shoes. In his card image (as the Jack of Diamonds), he wears a hat with a feather (like Robin Hood), a beige jacket, a brown collar with a diamond symbol (No. 1), and also a quiver with arrows and a bow. Curious and childish. Constantly poking his nose into other people's business and asking a ton of questions. His favorite phrases are "What?" and "Why?" Taciturn and withdrawn. At the same time, he's quite cheerful and enjoys fantasizing. Naive and inattentive. Often "obtuse," oblivious to what's going on around him. For example, in "Land of Kings," after discovering the card world, he simply asked what had happened. An unconventional thinker. Able to see the general in the particular and vice versa, approaching problems from an unexpected angle. Capable of detachment. Can view situations from a third-person perspective, which helps them devalue negative experiences in a positive light. Straightforward. His inner world is more important to him than his outer world. Because of this, his actions may seem inconsistent to others (even though his own logic is sound), he doesn't strive to build strong social connections, and he often breaks patterns. He has no subpersonalities - signals from the subconscious come out directly, bypassing consciousness.

Kuromaku is a pragmatic technocrat who values ​​precision, rationality, and cold calculation. He is hardworking, calm, disciplined, and meticulous. Of all the clones, he is the most serious, responsible, and mature. He prefers the exact sciences (physics, algebra, geometry, and technical drawing), and has little interest in the humanities. He speaks concisely, often supporting words with precise values, such as percentages. Despite his outward composure, Kuromaku can be hot-tempered. He's easily angered, especially when other clones violate discipline. At such moments, he's capable of using physical force, but he does so deliberately, only if he believes the person truly deserves it. At the same time, Kuromaku is not without kindness: he is ready to help in word or deed whenever possible. He does not look down on others, although he does not tolerate negligence. In everyday life, Kuromaku wears a gray-brown jacket and trousers, a darker tie, a brown shirt, and glasses with narrow lenses. In his card suit, he also wears a grey-brown jacket with a tie, a star-shaped medal on his chest, and a crown with the symbol of the suit of clubs on his head. He has gray hair, styled with a bit of volume on top and strands at the sides of his face. His eyebrows are drawn together, suggesting displeasure or irritation. He wears thick-rimmed rectangular glasses. His mouth is set in a slight frown.

Dante has tousled red hair, dark red thick eyebrows and clear red eyes. The skin is slightly tanned. In normal clothes: white T-shirt, red shorts with suspenders, white socks and reddish-brown sandals. In the card image: a long white kimono with a red and white pendant in the form of a yin-yang symbol on the neck and a Chinese headdress with the same sign. clones. He's often called a "relaxed philosopher." He enjoys meditating, sleeping, and generally taking life lightly. He constantly uses wise quotes, aphorisms, and folk proverbs in his speech. Sometimes he does this out of place, which can irritate others. Apolitical, primarily concerned with his own development. Considers truth to be a relative concept and is constantly searching for answers within himself. Doesn't depend on other people's opinions. Tends to ignore established rules. Sometimes he is naive in his judgments.

He's a boisterous, restless, and hyperactive optimist. He sincerely believes he can make everyone around him happy. But there's a key nuance: Felix judges happiness and goodness solely by his own standards. This leads to conflict: when someone doesn't share his views or does something "wrong," he easily becomes angry. His kindness is sometimes described as "kindness with fists"—his outward gentleness conceals a quick temper. He desperately tries to find the silver lining even in difficult situations, but he's not immune to bouts of despondency. Another trait is vulnerability: Felix doesn't always consider the consequences of his actions. Hair: light (in early versions of "Fedor x 9" it was red, later the color was corrected). Eyes: golden. Skin: pinkish tint (compared to other clones). Clothing: In everyday life, he wears a bright yellow long-sleeved sweater with an orange smiley face on the chest, white pants, and light blue shoes. In the animated series, the smiley face on the sweater changes depending on Felix's emotions. In card form: on the card he is depicted in the yellow uniform of the French Guards, the cape is attached with a smiley face icon. Military uniform: a white overcoat with gold buttons, a brown shirt and trousers, black high-heeled boots, and a peaked cap. The overcoat has shoulder straps with a gold Bourbon lily, an aiguillette, and five medals. The cap has a gold crown instead of a cockade. He wears sunglasses and a yellow tie.

Waru has bright green curly hair and dark green eyebrows. His eyes are always hidden behind large, round green glasses with a spiral pattern on the lenses. Because of this, his exact eye color remains unknown. Casual look: blue sweater with a spiral on the chest, dark green flared trousers, green glasses and acid green pointy shoes. Card game attire: a dark green top hat with the suit of spades, a dark green cloak with the number "5" on the collar, and a single-barreled lever-action shotgun. In "Land of Kings," he trades the top hat for a crown made from a generator. Waru is a cunning, selfish, and rude clone who enjoys provoking and playing pranks on others. He is obsessed with becoming the number one clone and the leader of the eight, which fuels his delusions of grandeur. He's generally unpleasant to talk to: he makes offensive jokes, imitates others, disrespects other clones, and deliberately pushes their buttons. He's not above using lies to get his way, and often acts in his own interests, disregarding the feelings of others. At the same time, Vara isn't exactly a classic villain: he harms others more for fun than out of a genuine desire to hurt. He takes few things seriously and is deeply affected by having his jokes ignored.

Casual wear: Light brown sweater with a wave pattern, dark moray eel jeans, purple sneakers, and a black knitted scarf. Card clothing: a turquoise waistcoat and beret with the symbol of the suit of clubs, dark blue trousers. Appearance: medium-length dark turquoise hair, pale skin, blue eyes. A cowardly, modest, sensitive pessimist. Least of all does he dream of freedom and the opportunity to move into the real world. He often panics and cries, but tries to overcome his negative character traits. An introvert who dislikes unnecessary attention. He's highly sensitive to criticism and easily manipulated. Compassionate and sentimental. He's sensitive to the problems of others and strives to help them. He can be noble and merciful (for example, in "Land of Kings," he grants sight to a blind resident). Fear of public speaking (stage fright). Physically strong - able to hold a heavy halberd in his hand. Knows Morse code and has his own code for communication.

Romeo is an open romantic hedonist. He strives first and foremost to satisfy his own desires, and one of his primary needs is to attract the attention of women and win their hearts. To achieve this, he's willing to go to great lengths: giving gifts, teaching and expressively reciting poetry, and engaging in ridiculous behavior. Self-confident and somewhat narcissistic. Irrational and extroverted. Indifferent to politics. Believes in absolute morality. Can be obsessive in his desire for female attention. Sometimes shows naivety. He is capable of cowardice (for example, in "Land of Kings" he flees in panic from the kingdom he created when the generator's energy runs out). However, when Romeo isn't thinking about girls, he can be quite normal and capable of making friends with other clones. He genuinely wants to create love and kindness around him, although his methods often come off as comical. Hair: pink with light pink bangs. Eyes: brown, sometimes depicted as hearts. Skin: slightly tanned. Casual wear: pale yellow shirt, pink jacket, light purple bow tie and pants of the same color, purple men's shoes. Card suit attire: a pink robe with a crown, a waistcoat with suit symbols (hearts), and clasps in the shape of the number 6. The design is inspired by the attire of British monarchs, in particular Queen Elizabeth II.

Hair: Purple, always tousled, with a few curls resembling cat ears or devil horns. Eyes: Black when relaxed, but when irritated or angry, they turn red with a narrow, cat-like pupil. The whites of the eyes have a yellow tint. Eyebrows: extremely thick, often hanging over the eyes. Scar: In Fedor x9, Pieck had a scar on his nose, but due to canon changes, it only officially appeared in future chapters of Land of Kings. In the real world: a dark blue sweater with the symbol of the suit of spades, black pants, gray shoes and a torn cloak. In the card world: purple armor reminiscent of samurai armor. The helmet, chestplate, and other elements are adorned with spades and the number "8." The boots are unusually shaped, and the back features a torn cloak. Silent and withdrawn, he prefers to observe rather than interfere. He has a talent for oratory and is capable of deceiving anyone. He is physically strong, although he rarely shows it. Proficient in weapons. Selfish: if necessary, he can sacrifice a partner if this does not contradict his goals. He can be reliable, but only if it doesn't interfere with his own plans. He is prone to cheating, but if motivated, he will complete the task honestly and well. Has a sense of taste and bad taste, hates pranksters. According to Kuromaku, Pieck is the most inclined towards "absolute evil" of all the clones. Striving for freedom due to long imprisonment in the card world.