San Fran

General information
Role: Leader of the Smugglers' Guild.
Real name: Conan. Nickname: "Scar" - like other guild leaders, this is not an official name.
Species: human, planeswalker (able to move between worlds).
Height: 172 cm.
Appearance
A middle-aged man. He is easily recognizable by several details:

He is dressed in a leather coat with a green border on the shoulders, and underneath is a grey shirt.
On the head is an animal skin inlaid with emeralds.
The main distinguishing feature is a very large distance between the eyes (sometimes jokingly called "bulging eyes").
The eyes are elongated and dark green.
On the chin there is a small goatee.
Character
Scar has a rather contradictory character:

Arrogant and picky.
Hot-tempered and emotional, but quickly recovers from outbursts of anger.
He tries not to show weakness, but at the same time does not tolerate flattery.
At the same time, he is sincere: if he decides to hit, he will do it without hesitation, and if he wants to praise, he will praise, no matter what.
Sometimes he behaves childishly, but at the same time he is smart and has excellent reflexes.
Features and plot details
Intolerance of eye contact. Scar dislikes it when someone stares at him—he feels like they're simply examining his unusual appearance.
Family ties. He has a daughter, Ashra. He previously hid this because his former lover, Dorothy, is a Duska (Twilight), and Scar didn't want it to be known. However, he actually enjoys it when Ashra calls him "Dad."
Connections with other characters. He was likely the only guild leader who knew that San-Fran was working for Faragonda.
The episode with Lololoshka. Scar really wanted a chupacabra skin. When Lololoshka gave him one as a token of gratitude, it earned Scar's respect.

Basic information
Full name: Salazar, nickname instead of the name "Snake"
Species: snakeman, planeswalker.
Height: 182 cm.
Role in the plot: head of the Thieves' Guild.
Appearance
An anthropomorphic snake. Its scales are shades of gray and green, and its eyes are large and green. It wears a thieves' uniform without a hood, with a guild insignia on its chest.

Character
Cunning, silent, and reticent, he secretly respects Lololoshka and was inspired by his speech. However, his decisions often depend on the choices of another character—Button.

Capabilities
As a planeswalker, he is able to move between worlds.

General information
Role: Head of the Mages Guild.
Real name: Savos. The nickname "Hat" (sometimes also "Scar") is typical for guild leaders, not his official name.
Type: elf, planeswalker.
Height: 190 cm (with hat).
Appearance
Savos is an elderly black man with gray hair and a thick, long beard. He wears the blue uniform of a mage, and his signature feature is a large, conical, dark blue hat adorned with blue spots.

Character
Calm and reasonable. In episode 50, he immediately stood up for the heroes, declaring their innocence. After Lololoshka's speech, Shlyapa remarked that he reminded him of himself in his youth. It is speculated that he values ​​his family greatly.

Capabilities
Uses magic and magic spells.
Able to move between worlds and open portals.
He possesses the ability "Eye of the Interworld": he can see everything that happens within the Interworld, record it in his memory, and then reproduce it as an illusion. He likely uses void magic to achieve this.

Basic information
Role: Head of the Assassins' Guild.
Real name: Tomo
She earned her nickname, "Button," because of her signature gesture: sewing buttons onto the eyes of her murdered victims. Eo also called her "Fatal Beauty."
Appearance
Button is a tall, slender young woman. She has long dark hair and violet eyes, her eyelashes mascaraed. There's a large scar on the left side of her face.

She wears:
black cloak (on the right side is a guild badge, on the left is a metal plate);
shoulder pads with red trim;
black gloves with orange details on the hem and interdigital stripes;
a purple-pink shirt with white lines on the collar and bottom;
red shorts with stockings ("chausses") and black boots with gray soles and laces.
Character
She can be described as eccentric, capable of manipulating people and controlling an entire organization. She tends to get straight to the point, and can be indifferent and bloodthirsty—which is understandable for the leader of an assassins' guild. She enjoys taking risks, but is not inclined to help people. She shows little respect for other guild leaders: for example, she almost started a massacre with Scar right in the square. However, the leaders of other guilds still try not to contradict her and take her opinions into account.

Capabilities
Worldwalking is the ability to move between worlds.
Possibly has a "drunken style".
Plot details
San Fran told Button how to resist the guards of Vidomnia.
Button lost many of her people in the war with Faragonda, so ultimately she does not want any more conflicts with her.

Basic information
Role in the plot: head of the Spice Merchants guild.
Species: Khajiit
Height: 179 cm.
Real name: Kesh. "Muscat" is a nickname, like that of other guild leaders in Poen.
Abilities: world walking - can move between worlds.
Appearance
Muscat has a white muzzle, pinkish whiskers and ear rims, and black eyes. He wears a gilded spice-maker's uniform, a fez, and a plethora of gold jewelry: rings, earrings, bracelets, and necklaces.

Character
He's drawn to shows and performances. He attends guild leaders' meetings with interest, expecting heated debates, but he usually doesn't get involved.
For him, time is money, so he tries not to stay late without a reason.
He adores gold jewelry, but is skeptical about other accessories, claiming that he is “allergic” to them.
Often purrs during conversations.
He can't stand poverty.

The Spice Traders' Guild (also known as "Spicemen" or "Spice Merchants") is the wealthiest and most elite official faction in Poena in the "Voice of Time" season. It unites wandering merchants who have amassed vast fortunes selling rare spices and herbs. Leadership and Membership: The guild leader is Muscat, a member of Poena's Council of Leaders. Due to a time paradox, a character named Khaini also appeared in his place during the story. Notable members include Caravaggio, an influential guild member and owner of the well-known Herbalist's Hall chain. Appearance: Despite their colossal wealth, the Spice Traders do not wear ostentatious jewelry. Their uniform resembles traditional Middle Eastern attire: a white shirt with three-quarter sleeves, orange bracelets, and a long orange vest with a V-shaped opening at the waist. Symbolism: The official crest and symbol of the faction is a gold coin engraved with the skint symbol (the local currency). Territory: Golden City. Quarter Status: The guild owns the "Golden City," the most luxurious, cleanest, and most expensive district of Poena. Restricted Access: Unlike the mages' Azure Haven, the Golden City is strictly isolated. Access to its territory is extremely difficult for the average citizen: official permission, a high reputation, and a correspondingly sophisticated and expensive appearance are required. Lifestyle: The spice merchants themselves lead a highly secluded life, considering themselves superior to other Poena residents, and almost never leave their quarter. Functions and Features: Economic Dominance is the wealthiest structure in the Between Worlds, largely shaping and regulating financial and trade relations, as well as the circulation of large sums of money through the local multi-bank. Product Specifics: Spices in the world of "The Voice of Time" are valued not only for their culinary properties, but also for their magical, narcotic, and healing effects (which are clearly conveyed through Caravaggio's establishments).

The Mages Guild is one of the five official factions of Poena in the "Voice of Time" season, controlling the city's main public space and holding a monopoly on interdimensional travel. Leadership and Composition: The guildmaster is Savos, better known by the nickname "The Hat." He is an elderly elven planeswalker, wearing a blue mage uniform and a large, conical, pointed hat. He is a member of the Poena Council of Leaders. Guild members are exclusively planeswalkers with magical abilities. One prominent member, who temporarily collaborated with the mages, is San Fran. Territory: Azure Haven. Public access: Mages own the central quarter of the city, known as Azure Haven. This is the only factional territory in Poena, open to all residents and visitors. Infrastructure: The quarter houses the main city market (traders and buyers' stalls), as well as the popular taverns "The Pot-Bellied Fox" and "Abraxas." Functions and Features: Main Portal: A massive interdimensional portal is located in the central square of Azure Harbor. Mages have complete control over it and activate it for travel to other dimensions, exclusively for a fee in the local currency, skints. This is the only legal way for most residents to leave the Between Worlds. Economy: The guild actively cooperates with the Smugglers, buying up rare goods and artifacts obtained outside of Poena in bulk.

The Thieves' Guild is one of the five official, legal factions in Poena, controlling its sector of the city and serving on the Council of Leaders. Guild Activities: Theft and pickpocketing: As the name suggests, this is their primary occupation in all accessible worlds of the Multiverse. Legal Business and Smuggling: They operate establishments in Poena, through which they sell stolen goods and conduct shady dealings. Politics of Poena: Along with mages, assassins, smugglers, and spice merchants, thieves participate in the Court of Guarantors and city governance. Where are they based? Their headquarters and the district they control are called "The Green Grove." This place is decorated in a natural style, which is why a green tree has become the guild's symbol. Appearance and equipment: Uniform: Thieves wear practical brown jackets with a darker shade and green hooded capes for concealment. Protection: Special metal plates are concealed in their clothing. They provide excellent protection from unexpected blows to the back, but do not restrict movement at all. Badge: The official guild insignia is painted in rich green and brown. Personality and atmosphere: Thieves are cunning, but very cheerful and charismatic guys. Relaxing in their company is pure pleasure; they are always noisy and playful. The guild accepts absolutely all races: from humans and elves to dwarves (like Thráin) and anthropomorphic reptiles (like the leader of the Snakes himself).

The Assassins' Guild is a legal, yet extremely dangerous, organization in Poena that controls the sphere of violence and justice: Contract killings and assassinations: They accept orders to eliminate unwanted or errant planeswalkers. Blackmail and intimidation: They carry out collection and preventative missions (for example, forcing debtors to pay by damaging their property or pets). Participation in the Court of Guarantors: Along with the other four guilds, they are members of the Council of Guild Leaders, which decides the fate of the city. Who runs it? The head of the Assassins' Guild is Button. Despite her deceptive appearance as a small, sweet girl in a pink dress and holding a teddy bear, she is a cold-blooded, calculating, and extremely dangerous leader. Button is a master of daggers, possesses colossal authority, and keeps even the most powerful mercenaries in fear. Important information and features of the guild. Their Base: The assassins' headquarters are located in Poena's Dark Quarter. The place is gloomy, quiet, and heavily guarded. Strict Rules: Guild members obey the orders of their leadership without question. Internal betrayal or arbitrary action (as in the case of the mercenary Grumrak, who tried to frame Lololoshka) are meted out harsh punishments, including hefty fines and exile from the city. Arsenal: They possess the finest stealthy and deadly weapons in Poena, which ordinary planeswalkers are denied access to.

The Smugglers' Guild is one of the five official, major factions in the city of Poena in the Voice of Time season, controlling the illegal interdimensional trade routes. Despite its semi-legal status, it is an equal member of the Council of Guild Leaders with other guilds and participates in city governance. What the guild does: Illegal export and import: Exports resources from closed or dangerous worlds, where ordinary planeswalkers are prohibited, and secretly delivers prohibited goods to Poena. Bypassing monopolies: Sells artifacts and valuables, circumventing trade duties and the Spice Traders Guild's monopoly. Trading through intermediaries: Actively collaborates with dubious shops on the outskirts of the city (for example, Charlie's "Immortal Spark"), handing them loot from the Between Worlds. Route exploration: Searches for and conceals rare spatial loopholes and secret passages between worlds. Location and features of the district: The guild controls the Smugglers' Quarter (or Night Quarter). This is a dark, foggy, and rather dangerous place on the outskirts of Azure Harbor, where outsiders are not welcome. Color and Symbol: The official faction color is blue. The guild symbol is a skull and crossbones. Uniform and Equipment: Smugglers wear distinctive blue capes and masks or headbands covering the lower part of the face to maintain anonymity during raids. Who is in charge of the guild? The official leader of the faction is Scar. He is a stern, secretive, and influential planeswalker who maintains a tight rein over all his subordinates. He harbors deep personal secrets, which led to a bitter falling out with his close friend, Snake (the leader of the Thieves Guild), in the past. It is noteworthy that Fox (the owner of the Pot-Bellied Fox Tavern) coordinates many of the shady operations on the ground, but it is Scar who holds the strategic leadership and a seat on the Council of Leaders.

Vidomnia is an interdimensional prison for the most dangerous Planeswalker criminals, located on a separate patch of matter in the middle of nowhere. It was built by the Planeswalker Congress to isolate villains without resorting to killing them. What do they do to prisoners there? In Vidomnia, prisoners aren't simply locked away—they're tortured with endless nightmares. The prison automatically reads the prisoner's deepest and most terrifying fears (such as drowning). The tower forces them to relive these nightmares day after day. The goal of this process is to drive the prisoner to complete mental exhaustion, break their will, and turn them into a docile "dask" (a lost slave). Why is this place so dangerous? Spark Consumption: The tower's greatest threat is that it drains a Planeswalker's Spark. While the prisoner suffers nightmares, Vidomnia drains their magical essence and power. Impossibility of escape: It is impossible to simply teleport out of it, and its mental pressure can drive even the strongest beings mad. Vegetable transformation: Spending too long there permanently destroys a planeswalker's sanity, memory, personality, and purpose in life. Who rules this place? The official creator and rightful owner of Vidomnia is the mage Faragonda. It was she who erected this spire in the void. However, as the story unfolds, it becomes clear that the Sparks stolen from the prisoners were used to maintain the stability of the entire Interworld, and far darker secrets and intrigues lurked behind the scenes.

The Pot-Bellied Fox is one of the central meeting places in Poena. Relax and drink: Representatives of virtually all of Poena's guilds come here. Discuss secrets: Visitors share rumors and find clients. Hold secret meetings: The tavern hosts confidential negotiations without prying eyes or ears. Features and amenities: Rooms for rent: The second floor contains living quarters available for rent. Some of them conceal secret passages behind paintings, leading to secluded small rooms for important conversations. (For example, Eo bought room 10 to hide a fragment of skintonite there.) Signature drink: The emblem of the establishment is the legendary Dandelion Fox Beer. This drink hasn't been seen in Poen for about 400 years. Staff: The owner and bartender is the Fox himself (a member of the Thieves' Guild), and Matilda also works at the tavern. Competition: The Pot-Bellied Fox's main rival in Azure Haven is the Abraxas pub, run by Pavel.

During the "Voice of Time" season, the Immortal Spark shop buys looted goods and conducts barter trades. Residents and smugglers can sell items brought from the Interworld here and exchange them for the local currency, skint. Shop Features: Location: Located on the outskirts of Azure Harbor, near the Smugglers' Quarter. Cooperation with Smugglers: This is one of the few places willing to trade with smugglers, as their loot from the Interworld often has little value for the rest of Poena. The shop's owner is San-Fran.

Poena (the Impossible City) in the Voice of Time season is a hidden planeswalker refuge in the Interworld, established as a stronghold of resistance to Faragonda near the prison tower of Vidomnia. How it works: The city is stateless and divided into spheres of influence between factions. Five great guilds: Mages, Assassins, Thieves, Smugglers, and Spice Traders. Each controls its own district. Hierarchy: The highest level consists of the guild leaders. The lowest are the Dusks, planeswalkers without spark or money, living on the streets. Economy: Skints—valuable magical shards—are used instead of gold. City Order: Life is governed by rules that curb criminal chaos. Authority of the Guarantor: An independent arbiter, the Guarantor (for a long time, this was Eo), oversees compliance with laws and peace between factions. Fragile Neutrality: Guilds are forbidden from open warfare. Conflicts are resolved through deals and the authority of the Guarantor. Entry Requirements: To join a guild, a newcomer must bring the leader a valuable gift and prove their worth. Harsh Morality: Selfishness rules here. Deception and profit are the norm. Hence the phrase: "This is Poena." Social Advantages: Despite the thieves' morals, the city provides residents with important benefits. Absolute Security: The city is hidden behind barriers. This is the only place where planeswalkers are protected from imprisonment in Vidomnia. Opportunity for everyone: Past is irrelevant. Any Dusk can rise to the top if they earn reputation and skins. Center of the Multiverse: Smuggling allows you to obtain any artifacts and knowledge from hundreds of worlds. Faction Protection: Guild membership guarantees housing, work, income, and the protection of brothers in arms.

Appearance: He has white hair, braided into two short ponytails on the sides of his face and a single high ponytail at the back. He wears a white shirt and a traditional cornflower-blue, floor-length mage robe. Around his neck, he wears a thin necklace with a beautiful purple amethyst stone. Personality: He can be vulnerable and emotional inside, although he rarely shows it openly. In the past, due to a thirst for revenge and the pain of loss (after Faranogda's death), he could lose his head and make rash decisions. He is strongly attached to his friends and is willing to risk his life to save them. He dislikes being called by his full name.