Peak

Hair. Short, black, slightly curly. Eyes. Bright red, "blood red." Skin. Fair. Eyebrows. Thin. Makeup. Black lipstick, mascara. Tattoo. On the right cheek is a black tattoo of the suit of spades.
Nails. Coated with black polish to match the look.

Hair. Purple, thick, slightly tousled. A few strands stick out, resembling cat ears or small horns.

Eyes. Black, with no visible iris; the whites have a yellowish tint. When angry, the eyes may turn red.

Scar. There is a scar on the nose.

Hair. Curly, a rich green, styled haphazardly—as if he didn't bother with styling it at all, which only adds to his mischievous charm.
Eyebrows. Dark green, expressive.
Glasses. The most recognizable detail: large, round, bright green glasses with a spiral pattern on the lenses. Varu never takes them off, so his eye color remains a mystery. Canonically, the glasses aren't related to vision—they're part of his image.

1. Just because the clones are kings, queens, and jacks doesn't mean they necessarily have a strong relationship (either friendly or romantic). The queens aren't necessarily in love with the king, it just means who they are. For example, Emma (the Queen of Spades) and Spade (the King of Spades) absolutely hate each other.

2. Each clone represents a color; for example, Varu represents green. But as we can see from the images of the Peak characters, this doesn't mean they wear clothes that represent that color; they can easily wear whatever they like. The only thing is, Varu sometimes wears green, but only because he really loves the color.

3. Fyodor is not cruel, he is a kind person, although sometimes hot-tempered.

4. Peak's hair isn't nuclear purple, but a mulled wine purple.

Gabriel (Jack of Diamonds, brown) is curious but not overly talkative. He enjoys fantasizing, is childish and naive, and often hesitates and asks a lot of questions ("What's the matter?"). At the same time, he has a good sense of people and is able to take a detached view of situations.

Kuromaku (king of clubs, gray) is hardworking, responsible, and meticulous. A proponent of cold calculation and the exact sciences (physics, algebra), he often backs up his words with numbers (percentages). He is usually reserved, but can be very stern when angry.

Dante (king of diamonds, red) is a philosopher who constantly spouts wise thoughts (sometimes off-topic). The calmest and most balanced of the clones, he enjoys sleeping and meditating. He takes life lightly, rarely engages in physical labor, and is lazy. He often quotes philosophers or folk wisdom. He is afraid of dogs.

Felix (Jack of Hearts, yellow) is a wild and restless optimist. He lives by the idea of ​​universal good and happiness. He is so energetic that his strength sometimes devolves into uncontrollable aggression. At the same time, he is generous and good-natured. Umbrella (Jack of Clubs, blue) is a cowardly pessimist. He dreams of freedom and moving into the real world less than others. He often panics, but tries to overcome his negative traits.

Romeo (King of Hearts) is eternally in love, sometimes obsessively so. He tends to favor humanitarian interests, and can be narcissistic and overly self-assured, yet remains positive.

Close friends: best friend - Cleo, best friend - Felix; also gets along well with Kuromaku and Parasol.
Conflicts: Doesn't get along with Peak and Waru, as well as Romeo, Dante and Gabriel; avoids Gabriel.
A feminist and rights activist, Emma actively champions justice.
Hot-tempered and explosive, she has a fiery temperament: Emma gets worked up quickly and isn't shy about showing her emotions.
Cynical, yet caring and attentive to those she trusts. Despite her harshness, she genuinely cares for her clone loved ones.
Sociable. She enjoys interacting with others and builds strong friendships.

A provocateur and ironist, Varu clearly enjoys teasing others: he loves to prank, tease, and pit clones against each other. His jokes are often offensive, prodding at his interlocutors' sensitive spots and recalling their past mistakes.
Egotistical and narcissistic, he is sincerely convinced of his own superiority. At the same time, he can sometimes pretend to be "good."
Prone to manipulation and deception, Waru is not above using deception to achieve his goals: he will lie to achieve his goals. In the Card World, he created his own state—Waruland: there, he instituted a rule requiring the wearing of special glasses that distort reality, showing a "better" picture than is actually there, and he cultivated a cult of personality.
He has delusions of grandeur. He passionately dreams of becoming clone number one and the leader of the entire team.
He doesn't always act out of malice. Often, his pranks are simply for fun. He doesn't always intend to cause serious harm. This distinguishes him from, for example, Peak, for whom power and freedom are more important goals.
He reacts painfully to being ignored. If his pranks don't elicit the expected response, Varu can become very upset.
He has communication difficulties. He has rhotacism (a speech defect. He speaks with a slight lisp).
At the same time, the character also has some nuances:
He needs communication, and to some extent, bullying others is a way to maintain contact.
In relationships (including romantic ones), Varu is capable of caring and compassion, although his behavior often contradicts this.
There is also a biological detail: Varu is allergic to chamomile flowers.

He has blue eyes

He balances between his desire to lead and his disillusionment with others. On the one hand, he is a recognized leader among the clones, but on the other, he often maintains a detached attitude, preferring to observe rather than actively command. Silent and withdrawn, he rarely engages in conversation with others. However, he has a talent for oratory and is capable of skillfully deceiving his interlocutors.
He's prone to outbursts of anger, though he generally remains calm. He's selfish: if necessary, he'll even sacrifice his partner if it furthers his goals. However, if a task truly motivates him, he'll complete it honestly and to a high standard. He's physically strong, though rarely displays his strength. He wields weapons (he carries a knife in his pocket). He has a clear sense of taste and bad taste. He hates pranksters and his jack. According to Kuromaku, of all the clones, Pieck is the one most inclined toward "absolute evil." He's deeply burdened by his imprisonment in the card world and yearns for freedom (he currently lives separately from his creator and is content, though he's saddened by the fact that he has to live with and watch over his jack). He can be trustworthy, as long as it doesn't conflict with his interests. However, he doesn't consider the other clones his friends, but rather sees them as potential allies or people he can manipulate. For example, he treats Kuromaku with suspicion, but does not rule out the possibility of an alliance for the sake of profit.

Emma wears a black halter top with lace trim along the top and an intricate gothic print in white and gray at the center. She also wears black baggy jeans.

Waru wears an oversized sweater with wide, horizontal stripes in dark green and black with a distressed effect, and baggy blue jeans. He wears massive, over-ear wireless black headphones with a star on the ear cup. His look is completed by black fingerless gloves with a white skeleton print. Around his neck, Waru wears a long metal chain with a large, silver, gothic-style cross.

Peak wears a fitted black turtleneck with a fine vertical ribbed collar and a thick, high collar. He also wears chunky, wide-leg, dark gray (almost black) cargo jeans with an intricate design, multiple large patch pockets, zippers, and a heavily distressed effect.

In 2024, 18-year-old student Fyodor Nechitailo runs into trouble. A friend suggests he see a fortune teller, claiming she's reliable. Fyodor is perplexed: "Does anyone really believe this anymore?" but decides to go anyway, just in case. The fortune teller gave him cards, not just any cards, but magical ones. The cards had different Karoli, Queens, and Jacks. The fortune teller said these cards allow him to summon the rulers of the card world, which includes Jacks, Queens, and Kings. Eight clones appeared in the world. Each had a different appearance, a different color, and a different view on all sorts of nonsense, like who's a King and who's a Jack, but no two were alike. The clones refused to obey him and only got in his way; they were of no help.

It's 2026. Fyodor Nechitailo is already 20 years old and tired of clones. He makes a decision: He'll give the clones freedom, but on the condition that they live by suits, so they can keep an eye on each other. That's how it is now.