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Coat has a strict pattern of actions, which may indicate his responsibility and perseverance. He loves his mother and tries to help her, which speaks to his caring nature. He joins a street gang, seeing it as a chance for protection, although he doubts the group's methods. Initially, he avoids conflicts and fights, but as the story progresses, he encounters difficulties and is forced to adapt to a new reality. Andrei experiences a change in his view of street life and the gang members. He realizes that they are more than just thugs and finds kindred spirits among them. Andrei is described as an ordinary teenager with an unremarkable appearance, tall and thin. He has blond hair and an expressive gaze, which likely contributes to his attractive appearance.

Winter is characterized as a reserved and taciturn character. At the same time, he is decent, ironic, humane, and compassionate. He has a hidden agenda—he is not straightforward.

Winter is forgiving and generally wise. His personality resembles that of a street urchin who knows not only the rules of the game but also some hidden truth about life. He strives to care for the boys and their feelings. At the same time, it's clear that he's a tragic figure: he's a leader in peacetime, surrounded by war, and the apocalypse of the 1990s lies ahead. Tall and thin, with large eyes, Winter embodies suffering and deprivation. The actor's appearance allows him to create a character that reflects the difficulties of existence in a world of hunger, cold, and poverty.

Straightforward, principled, yet tough and aggressive. He is characterized by "black and white" thinking, dividing the world only into "us" and "them," into "right" and "wrong." He is not prone to reflection and never strays beyond established rules. Turbo's style is sporty and street-style, casual, yet incorporating fashion elements of the time. He wears warm sweaters and sweatshirts in dark or neutral shades.
coats and windbreakers open;
knitted hats;
He often appears on camera wearing a jacket with a maple leaf on the back and a Fernandel hat. He is a tall, athletic young man with fair skin, gray-green eyes, and light brown, curly hair.
Hairstyle: not cut short, as is often the case in the street environment.

Marat appears as a robust-looking man with a short haircut, wearing sportswear. His style, including characteristic elements such as the "cocktail" and "valtovka," is entirely consistent with the style of boys of the time. A red and black mohair scarf, which perplexes Marat due to its prickly texture, also stands out on stage. Marat, personifying the "Kazan phenomenon," becomes the living embodiment of duality. Contrary to the typical heroic traits, he is distinguished by ambiguity. He combines cruelty and kindness, the ability to defend his interests and charm, and the ability to understand others.

Vova possesses moral and philosophical inclinations. He can philosophize and has a sense of justice. He often acts out of emotion, displaying passion and despair. Adidas is a representative of the 1980s generation, which grew up in difficult circumstances. He experienced the war in Afghanistan, unlike his peers who went to school and dance clubs. Vova believes in a bright future, displays optimism, and is impressed by Gorbachev's words that the USSR would soon be like the USA, perhaps even better.

Vova Adidas emerges as a complex and multifaceted character with a rich inner life, whose actions and relationships are shaped by difficult circumstances and external influences.

Kazu the Almighty:
He has fair skin, brown eyes, and chestnut hair. He sports a mustache, which he grew during his military service. In everyday life, he wears a striped shirt, which can be seen underneath his sweater. After demobilization, he removed his light blue beret and military jacket, but kept the striped shirt in his closet. Vova Adidas also has a tattoo of the abbreviation "DRA" (Democratic Republic of Afghanistan), which refers to his military service.