Natalie Scarth

Appearance: A vibrant, red-haired, freckled tomboy. She wears loose men's clothing, backwards baseball caps, and sporty bandanas. After a horrific wolf attack in Season 2, her face is forever changed—the left side is disfigured by deep scars. To hide her injuries, she fashions a macabre mask from charred airplane skins. Personality: The team's goalkeeper, an open lesbian (in a secret relationship with Taissa). Initially, Van is the most cheerful, ironic, and optimistic member of the group, often defusing tension with jokes. However, after nearly burning alive on a plane and then surviving being mauled by wolves, her character hardens. She loses faith in Taissa's reasoning and becomes the most ardent, fanatical follower of Lottie's cult, seeing her survival as the will of the Forest.

Appearance: Possesses a refined, exotic beauty. Long, raven-black hair to her waist, chiseled cheekbones, and a hazy gaze. Before the disaster, she wears the bohemian "boho-chic" style of a rich teenager (flowing dresses, silk). In the forest, she transforms into a forest deity: she wears dirt-stained white shirts and crowns woven from deer antlers, branches, and old lace. Personality: A mentally unstable girl (suffering from schizophrenia) who runs out of pills in the forest. Without medication, her hallucinations turn into "prophecies." Lottie is not evil; she sincerely believes that she communicates with the spirit of the Forest to save the girls. She is charismatic, suggestible, and possesses a powerful energy, which is why the frightened crew quickly makes her their religious prophet. She becomes the heart of a nascent primitive cult.

Appearance: The school outcast. She has voluminous, unruly light-brown curls (the result of a perm) and oversized, round, plastic-framed glasses that make her look ridiculous. She wears childish cat sweatshirts and pleated skirts. In the woods, her glasses crack and are patched with duct tape, and she accessorizes her outfit with a homemade medical apron. Personality: A classic sociopath with an acute thirst for recognition. Before the crash, she was bullied, but in the woods, her knowledge of first aid and poisonous plants makes her indispensable. Misty is obsessed with control and attention: she deliberately destroys the plane's black box to prolong their stay in the forest and remain "needed." She is completely devoid of empathy, acts with frightening surgical precision, is incredibly vindictive, but at the same time, she sincerely (and suffocatingly) tries to be friends with everyone.

Appearance: An athletic dark-skinned woman with her hair pulled back tightly into a bun or neatly braided. Her gaze is always focused and commanding. She dresses exclusively in practical, sporty chic (tops, shorts, Nike sneakers). In the forest, her hair unravels into a wild cloud of curls, and during nighttime attacks, her face, with its frozen eyes, becomes truly eerie. Personality: An overly ambitious, tough, and goal-oriented perfectionist. She is literally ready to break bones to win (as in the case of an inexperienced freshman during training). She believes only in logic, facts, and her own strength, vehemently rejecting any mysticism. However, Taissa has a terrible vulnerability: a severe mental disorder (sleepwalking). At night, her consciousness splits, and her dark half (“The One Behind the Tree”) performs eerie rituals that Taissa herself does not remember and fears during the day.

Appearance: A classic "mousy girl." Simple light-brown hair pulled back into a ponytail or crook, a round, soft face, and a perpetually downcast gaze. She dresses in discreetly oversized clothes: baggy jeans and flannel shirts, often borrowed from Jackie. In the forest, her pregnancy makes her silhouette heavier, and her gaze icy and calculating. Personality: Behind her modest exterior lies a complex, envious, and cruel nature. Shauna has harbored a grudge against Jackie for years, secretly sleeping with her boyfriend and keeping a diary full of dark thoughts. In the forest, her suppressed aggression comes to the surface. She proves incredibly cold-blooded: it is Shauna who takes on the role of the group's "butcher," butchering the carcasses of animals (and other animals). She is pragmatic, prone to deep guilt, but always chooses her own survival.

Appearance: The perfect "school queen." She has shiny, medium-length brown hair, huge doe eyes, flawless features, and light makeup. She wears a preppy style: knitted cardigans, pearls, and a perfectly clean blue and yellow club jacket. In the forest, her appearance quickly deteriorates—her clothes get dirty, her hair gets tangled, and she looks out of place. Personality: Jackie is a natural leader in the civilized world, but she's completely helpless in the wild. She's egocentric, accustomed to being the center of attention and manipulating people with her charm. At the same time, she's genuinely attached to Shauna. Her main tragedy is her inability to adapt: ​​she refuses to work, considers rituals stupid, and is mentally stuck in her school days, making her an outcast.

Natalie is a rebel with a difficult childhood who becomes one of the team's key survival leaders in the remote Canadian forests thanks to her shooting and hunting skills. She is one of the most vibrant, complex, and profound characters in the Hornets. Her character is built on the stark contrast between her tough, rebellious exterior and her vulnerable, devoted soul.
Nat stands out from the other soccer girls. She wears ripped tights, heavy boots, leather jackets, and bleached blonde hair with dark roots. Her style is pure 90s grunge. External Toughness: Nat is sharp-tongued, cynical, smokes, and often breaks the rules. She appears aggressive because she has been used to defending herself since childhood due to her abusive, alcoholic father. The Group's Moral Compass: Despite her status as a "troubled teenager," Natalie proves to be one of the most humane in the forest. She has long resisted crazy rituals, cults, and mysticism. Nat has an innate sense of justice and genuine compassion for the weak. A Natural Protector: With her hunting skills, she literally feeds the entire team. Nat is willing to risk her life for those she loves, which ultimately determines her fate both in her youth and in adulthood. Hair: Bleached white, dry, with dark roots that have grown out. Her hair is a casual bob with jagged bangs that often fall into her eyes. In the forest, her hair becomes even more wild and tangled. Face: Pale skin, expressive, full lips, and large, perpetually wary dark eyes. Natalie wears virtually no makeup. Natalie has feelings for Chris, but she doesn't show it or say it.