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Morgarth is the main antagonist of the animated series: the final boss of the game "Heroes of Envell", who seeks to escape into the real world and take revenge on the creators for constantly defeating him.
Morgarth has an anthropomorphic body, but with four arms (instead of two). He stands approximately 2.7 meters tall, with disproportionately long limbs (especially his legs). His skin is pale white, with sparse black patterns reminiscent of makeup. He has no hair—three thick protrusions on his head, reminiscent of a jester's cap with bells. His ears are long and pointed (the left one has a small notch), and his mouth is wide, with sharp teeth, almost always stretched into a smile. His eyes are large, without irises or pupils, and glow turquoise.
As the boss, he wears an elegant black suit with a wide, high collar; in his lapel is a purple rose, which, as it turns out, reminds him of someone dear to him (later revealed to be Val). Later, after becoming a player-bard, he switches out his attire for a suit in the style of David Bowie. As a beekeeper (No Name), he wore gray overalls with dark gray gloves and turquoise accents, a backpack for controlling the manipulators on his back, and a gray Panama hat. In the finale, he returns to his in-game appearance. Morgarth is a complex and multifaceted character. On the one hand, he possesses superhuman strength, genius-level intellect, and charisma. On the other, he outwardly carries himself like an aristocrat: polite, courteous, calm even when angry. He is calculating: he calculates the actions of his opponents and their reactions in advance. He often uses lies or omissions to his advantage, but can also tell the truth to gain someone's trust. He believes that "in a good game, any battle can be won with words." However, he also has emotional nuances: he is capable of experiencing feelings, and sometimes uses them as a tool of manipulation. Goals and motives
Defeat the game's creators. Take possession of the Cheater's Cube—a device that changes the rules—to escape into the real world. Ultimately, he manages to merge the world of Envell with the real world.

Envell is a virtual world from the animated series of the same name by Parovoz Studios. It's not just a game, but a complex universe with its own rules, history, and secrets, where the main characters—teenage gamers—enter. Structure: Envell is a computer game, but with features that blur the line between the digital and real worlds. It has its own levels, mechanics, and even a final boss—a powerful being named Morgarth.
Secrets. The world holds many mysteries: Envell's origins, its connection to the real world, and Morgarth's true intentions. As the story unfolds, the characters gradually uncover these secrets, which influence their own personalities and actions.
Impact on Reality. The world of Envell doesn't just exist passively—it actively influences the real world. Heroes face the consequences of their actions in the game, which reverberate throughout their lives beyond it.

Personality and Behavior: Energetic, cheerful, and self-confident. He believes the real world exists only to interfere with his gameplay, so he treats friendships with disdain—he can easily offend without even realizing it. His taunts are often hurtful and dead-on. He's prone to greed and selfishness. His frivolity often causes problems for the team, but when the time comes to take responsibility for his actions, he pulls himself together and displays courage. He's also able to recognize his mistakes and is willing to correct them.
Appearance: Blonde with blue eyes, light brown eyebrows, and thin lips. In the first season, he wore a white and gray shirt with red lines, a gray sweater (ruby-crimson with a blue line at the collar), gray jeans, and green and blue sneakers with blue laces. He wears a black smartwatch on his left hand. In his game form, he wears a blue wizard robe and a tousled hairstyle with blue streaks; starting at level 99, he gains a crown with blue gems. In-game: He chose the Sorcerer class. He uses a tablet to select spells (each requires mana, replenished at checkpoints) and a staff to cast them. His mastered spells include Fireball, Freeze, Map, and Lightning Strike. At level 99 (obtained via a cheat mod in the level editor), Phil gets his own underground mine kingdom. In real life, he's the only child of wealthy construction entrepreneurs, which has shaped his habit of living lavishly. In his free time, he plays online multiplayer games and maintains a vlog with streams and Let's Plays. At school, he's a typical C-student. He has a distinctive manner of speech: Phil spouts off gaming jargon and English words at a rapid pace, confident that he's understood. In class, he has to struggle to switch to normal speech. He's 173 cm tall and 17 cm tall.

Vik is the team's main pessimist. He tends to calculate all possible negative outcomes in any situation, is well-read, cautious, and prone to panic. He is also cowardly and fearful of monsters and contact with strangers. However, deep down, he is a romantic dreamer. The strict upbringing of his mother, Tatyana, and grandmother, who demand that he "study, study, and study again," has made Vik withdrawn. Even a "B" in his report card is perceived by the family as a reason to hire a tutor. Despite his outward reserve, Vik is kind and selflessly willing to help others. He is very afraid of losing someone close to him. Appearance: Vik has long dark hair, braided in a short ponytail, and green eyes. He wears large glasses with green frames and square lenses. In Episode 7, "Gates from the City," he trades his glasses for a model with black frames. In Episode 24, "Outer Wall," Vic gains tattoos on his face and arm, characteristic of the healer race, and in Episode 26, "Finale, Part 2," he cuts off his ponytail. Role in the game: In the virtual world, Vic chose the engineer class. His in-game colors are yellow and green: yellow appears in his equipment and two strands of hair, while green serves as the background for his glasses. At level 1, Vic has a passive ability—the ability to modify objects. In Episode 49, "Fortress," it is revealed that he has become the final boss. He is 17 years old and 177 cm tall.

Appearance: Black shaggy hair, with the front right strand being purple.
She gathers her hair into two buns with purple elastic bands, and two strands form “horns”.
Brown eyes.
In the first season: a white blouse, a purple T-shirt with a darker star on the chest, dark ripped jeans, black sneakers with green laces.
In the second season, her hair became shorter and she gained purple bangs. Her clothes included a white T-shirt with a purple star, a purple sweater, dark jeans, and bright green sneakers. She wore three bracelets on each wrist.
Personality: Fighting spirit and straightforwardness. Kira is a tomboy who isn't afraid to show her rudeness and tough nature. This makes her respected on the team. She's the opposite of her brother. Her personality is the direct opposite of Vik's: while he's an excellent student and a pessimist, Kira is a troublemaker and a failure. Secretive and independent. She rarely shares personal problems with others. Resentful. Kira is very sensitive, especially when her friends don't see her as a "cool girl." Love of animals. Despite her stern image, she genuinely loves animals and even took care of the school's petting zoo before transferring to another school. Dream: Kira wants to become a veterinarian in the future. Fandom: She's a big Harry Potter fan, as evidenced by the reference to the invisibility cloak in episode 18.
Abilities and Weaknesses — Strengths: Rear-line sabotage. Kira is a master of stealth attacks and supporting allies from cover.
Accuracy. She's an excellent crossbow shooter, preferring long range.
Mastery of the crossbow's various modes. Arrows can pick locks, transform into a hook, or even a claw to grab an enemy.
Special abilities. Using the medallion, she becomes invisible for a short time and can also make an ally invisible (this costs double the energy). The bracelet allows her to create clones that often distract enemies. She is 16 years old and 167 cm tall.

Appearance: Male. Height 178. He is 17 years old.
Brown tousled hair (with a bald spot on his right eyebrow, like his father's) and green eyes.
In the first season: simple pants, a T-shirt, sneakers, a red sleeveless jacket and black mittens.
In the second season, his wardrobe was updated: a red insulated sweater, a purple T-shirt with two red stripes, light jeans, and red boots with white Velcro (he no longer wears mittens and a sleeveless jacket).
Art is a complex character: he possesses the qualities of a true leader, but his perfectionism and self-criticism often create problems for both himself and his team. It is through these internal contradictions (for example, when he smashes his keyboard in anger after a defeat) that the viewer sees a teenager learning to embrace his weaknesses.