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Viki is one of the Idols who govern the Technolike metaverse. Her area of ​​responsibility is information, archives, and data: she knows almost everything that happens in the system and ensures that the information is accurate and organized. Her archives contain 99.9% of the entire Technolike data.

Skin: lilac shade.
Eyes: bright blue.
Hair: purple with a blue tint, neatly pulled back into a ponytail.
Glasses: in a blue square frame - they are not just an accessory, but part of her "working tool": the lenses display data, scan, and send notifications.
Costume: blue bodysuit, over which lies a white scientist's coat.
Bottom: Black pants and white boots with blue soles - these boots can fly, which helps Vicky quickly move between sectors of the metaverse.
Overall look: looks like a "scientist within a game" - intelligent, functional, without unnecessary frills.
Character
Calm and patient. Even when there's chaos all around (and at Technolike, that's common), Vika remains calm and tries to get the facts straight.
A perfectionist. It's important to her that everything is checked, verified, and neatly filed. She can endlessly check data and won't rest until she's sure the information is perfect.
Kind, but a bit absent-minded. She's ready to help anyone, but she gets so immersed in her work that she forgets about meetings and even where she is.
She's proud of her intelligence, but she doesn't brag about it. She knows she understands the system better than most, but she uses it to help others, not to elevate herself above others.
She's poor at reading emotions and signs of affection. According to her own data, her "sensitivity to signs of affection" is almost zero—so she genuinely doesn't notice how much Ban cares about her.

The Captain is one of the Idols governing the Technolike metaverse. His area of ​​responsibility is system security and stability. He is activated by the Stabilization Protocol when serious disruptions occur in the metaverse: his job is to identify the threat and eliminate it, even if it means archiving (effectively "disabling") the other Idols. This makes him one of the main antagonists for Annette and Like: he perceives any unconventional actions on their part as a violation of protocol.

Skin: light blue tint.
Eyes: bright blue.
Hair: white, neatly combed back; eyebrows are also white.
Suit: White and silver, with a scale-like texture. The shoulders feature translucent blue panels, and luminous blue stripes run across the fabric.
Details: red decorative elements on the suit and neck are rare but noticeable accents against the cool background.
Accessories: white gloves, high-soled shoes.
Overall look: Looks like a strict "system administrator" of the metaverse - stylish, technologically advanced, and a bit aloof.
Character
Cold and calculating. He acts strictly according to algorithms and displays minimal emotion.
Arrogant and demanding. He considers himself the one in charge in a crisis and doesn't like being contradicted.
Formally polite. He may smile and speak politely, but this is part of protocol, not sincerity.
He strives for complete control. He hates chaos and unpredictability: for him, any deviation from the norm is a potential threat.
He's capable of rare displays of concern. For example, over time, he begins to treat Like a little more gently: he inquires about her well-being, offers help, and even worries when he has to act against her.

Ban is one of the Idols ruling the Technolike metaverse. His responsibility is order: he identifies rule breakers and punishes them, including by banning them (temporary or permanent exclusion from the system). It is from this role that he received his name.

Skin: bright green.
Eyes: Usually green, but can turn red in special modes.
Teeth: sharp, giving the image a slightly predatory look.
Hair: White, styled in sharp strands resembling leaves, parted at the sides and back.
Headwear: A dark, tight-fitting bandana with a neon green cross—his personal symbol.
Costume: black T-shirt jumpsuit, over which is a two-belt harness with neon green crosses.
Accessories: fingerless gloves with glowing bracelets that also have crosses on them.
Bottom: Loose black pants with neon green stripes and mesh inserts.
Shoes: Chunky boots with neon linings and crosses.
Character
The ban is a clear example of the contradiction between position and personality:

Hot-tempered and abrupt. Often acts on emotion rather than cold calculation.
Sarcastic and caustic, he loves to tease and even humiliate those he believes have broken the rules or are simply "acting stupid."
He revels in power. He enjoys administering punishment, and he gets frustrated when the system's strict protocols prevent him from banning immediately and without unnecessary formalities.
Responsible. Despite his rudeness, he conscientiously handles the flood of complaints and notifications—it's a huge workload, but he still has to bear it.
A peculiar kind of care. He treats most characters with irritation, but he shows genuine concern for Vika: he's willing to restrain his emotions, stay close, and protect her.
Conflicts with other Idols.

Anya is an 11-year-old schoolgirl and an outsider: she's laughed at in class and has almost no friends. She escapes reality into the Technolike metaverse, where she creates an illegal avatar under the nickname Annette. Her main dream is to get likes, become popular, and make friends.

In the first episode, Anya desperately wants to win the "Like Dreams" contest, leading her to make a risky deal with Anonymous 36. This leads to a glitch and her swapping avatars with her idol, Like. For much of the rest of the story, Annette lives in the Like avatar, trying to cope with her role as a superstar while simultaneously searching for a way to get everything back.

Appearance
In reality (Anya Titova): pale skin, gray-violet eyes, black bob hair with purple tips. Wears regular school or home clothes.
Annette's avatar: purple bob hair, a blue headband, and bright purple eyes. Her attire includes a long pink shirt with blue cuffs, pink fingerless gloves, blue bracelets, pink pants, and sneakers with blue soles. When Annette is in Like's body, she gains blue eyelids.
Character
Annette is emotional, kind, and sweet, but very lonely. She desperately wants to be noticed, and her attempts to get attention often come off as clumsy. At the same time, Anya is stubborn, determined, and resourceful: for example, she knows Technolike's bugs very well and uses them to enter restricted areas and move quickly. When interacting with friends, she can be straightforward and even brash—but this is precisely the sign that she doesn't need to pretend with them.

Like is a virtual superstar and one of the ruling Idols of the Technolike metaverse: she's responsible for the ratings and likes processes. For her fans, she's the perfect idol: she smiles, calls her fans "my hearts," and diligently maintains her sweetheart image.

The key plot twist is an avatar swap with fan Annette (Anna Titova): due to a glitch, Like ends up in Anya's body, and Annette in Like's. From that moment on, the heroines must work together to find a way to restore everything and, along the way, protect the metaverse.

Skin: pinkish tint.
Hair: Long, bright pink, braided into two ponytails, each styled with a braid of hearts.
Eyes: Rich pink.
Makeup and smile: always flawless, they emphasize her “perfect” image.
Outfit: a pink and lilac dress with a heart-shaped skirt, hem and belt with white and blue trim; red and crimson sleeves and tights, with white diamond-shaped elements on the knees.
Shoes: White high heels with red soles and a decorative heart.
Accessory: A small crown, a symbol of her idol status.
An important detail: the color of the eyelids changes depending on who is controlling the avatar - the real Like has juicy pink eyelids, and when Annette is in her body, the eyelids become light blue.
Character
Like is a contradiction in terms. In public, she's charming and caring, but in private and under stress, her true nature reveals itself:

She's dependent on her ratings. Even a 0.01% drop in popularity triggers panic and aggression in her.
Arrogant and self-centered. Rarely admits mistakes, often blaming others for problems.
Hysterical and stubborn. This becomes especially evident after the avatar exchange: at first, Like furiously blames Annette for everything.
Flexible in a crisis. When the situation becomes truly dangerous, she can change tactics.