Caleb (The Shining)

Void is a brunette with light, unnaturally gray skin and violet eyes. He wears a black, custom-made cloak, buttoned to his feet to conceal most of his body due to his numerous implants.[2] He carries a katana sheathed on his right side and wears a low black hat. His collar covers half his face, but even so, his gray implants are visible.

In Episode 117, it was revealed that Void had transformed himself into a machine, replacing most of his body parts with implants. This is what Kavinsky says about Void.

Once hot-tempered and aggressive, Void, through years of rigorous training, developed the necessary qualities to make people fear him. But human feelings are not alien to him, just like any other person. These feelings gave rise to his strange "fatherhood," as Void is unfamiliar with the concept of family; he was raised by the system. He believed that this was the proper upbringing, since "he grew up a normal person" without any family.

Void isn't interested in what lies behind the Empire, because people like him don't need to understand it: the system works, life goes on. He has power within this system, and his job is to ensure it continues, nothing more. Who or what created this system doesn't bother him at all. He firmly believes the Empire has given him everything, and therefore is willing to do the same for it.
The Void is completely emotionless and does not tolerate displays of emotion in anyone else. He is cruel and cold to everyone, especially those he considers "traitors to the Empire," and can shoot them on the spot for the slightest infraction, be it sarcasm, a chuckle, or an unfortunate joke. If you talk to the Inspector, erasure is inevitable. "The machine works, the parts are easily replaced." The Void is loyal to procedure and cares nothing about what happens to a person next. The Void values ​​only those who are obedient to the Empire and true to its algorithm.

The Radiance is a rebel movement directed against the Empire. The movement's primary goal is to enlighten and liberate the citizens of Aloterra from the Empire's oppression, as well as to save the world by ridding it of the APM. They also aim to find the bunker, which will be the key to unlocking all the Empire's mysteries and answering all the questions.

Aloterra is similar in appearance to most other worlds, but its main feature is its high level of technological development. Robots exist in the world, and its inhabitants wear implants in their heads. This technology facilitates communication and the acquisition of important information, and is also used by the authorities to control the population. Global currency
For a long time, work hours were the primary currency on Aloterra. They could be earned by completing algorithms (accrued automatically), as a reward, or simply as a gift or service from another person. Only police officers could collect work hours without persuasion, using a special device (for example, when paying a fine).

Work hours were not recorded on paper and existed only in electronic form. Therefore, when the implant control system was disabled, the work hours system also ceased to function. For this reason, work hours were replaced with "new" wristwatches (so named because they are handed out), which are essentially the paper equivalent of work hours. Algorithms of the Empire
The meaning of clothing colors
All residents, except priests, wear a standard black uniform with colored stripes. The stripes represent a person's profession—a group of algorithms with similar meaning and significance. Some algorithms may apply to multiple professions, so the uniform may have multiple colors. The distinguishing mark of government officials is gold epaulettes.
Algorithm distribution is influenced by personal skills and/or decisions of the Rehoboam supercomputer, while promotion is determined by a re-evaluation of the system or a recommendation from management.

A blonde woman, she wears an agricultural commissioner's uniform with brown accents. Gold bracelets adorn her shoulders, and a gold medal hangs on her chest. Hayley has a specialized implant on her arm that aids her in her work.[3]

When it comes to her appearance, she adheres to the strict Empire concept. She dislikes flashy accessories or unusual hairstyles. She believes charisma and charm should come from within, and external attributes are needed only by those who lack inner strength. She considers discreet jewelry elegant, finding it a balance between expressing individuality and avoiding unnecessary attention.

Haley is a typical, naive, and slightly frivolous girl. She's extremely hardworking and very thoughtful when it comes to work. This unusual combination of simplicity and hard work gives Haley a confidence in the limitlessness of human potential. Therefore, when she takes on a task, she has no doubt she can handle it. This, in fact, is the key to her success. Despite her naivety, Haley is intelligent and very pleasant to talk to. She has excellent management and leadership skills. Her systematic approach to work allows her to manage any field. In her free time, Haley enjoys spending time with friends and Kate. She enjoys making jokes and watching her loved ones laugh at them. In our world, she might well have become a stand-up comedian.

It's hard for her to realize that people's problems are ignored and ignored. But at the same time, she has a strong character, which means she doesn't back down. The only moment that left Sharon completely at a loss occurred when Lololoshka's mechanic, Niko, came to complain about an illegal rebel group in the sewers, and Sharon, to save everyone, erased her memory. After confessing to Lololoshka and receiving her "forgiveness," she changed: she stopped being embarrassed about being a girl and became more open and goal-oriented.
Sharon appears to be a young woman in her mid-twenties with fair skin, green eyes, and untied red hair hanging over her right shoulder. She always wears the heavy uniform of an Alt City police officer, and on missions, she also wears a helmet. Red and blue beacons hang from her shoulders and boots, and a radio is slung across her chest.

A tall guy (190 cm) with pale skin, brown eyes, light brown, short-cropped hair, bangs slightly slanted to the left; wears white headphones with black ear pads and blue inserts, as well as blue decorative glasses with black lenses through which the eyes are not visible. He is dressed in a white hoodie with a slight inclination to pale blue, black stripes on the puffy sleeves and black laces. He wears a scarf in a black and blue check, consisting of not very dense fabric; black pants with two blue hanging suspenders, blue sneakers with white soles. The checkered scarf and glasses are Lololoshka's distinctive attributes, by which he is recognized.

Lololoshka himself is docile and balanced, not particularly talkative. He is kind and fair to the characters. Sometimes, of course, he is frivolous, inattentive and naive, which is why he can make objectively wrong decisions. He gives second chances and trusts people, without acting aggressively and egocentrically. He can come up with complex ideas and think through intricate plans.

He can be described as a "gofer" who genuinely likes to be a hero and help everyone. Sometimes he neglects his own time, desire and occasionally moral standards so that in the future he will be treated positively. Despite his openness, he still does not trust just anyone and carefully analyzes his surroundings. He can show sympathy for characters, but this usually does not go beyond friendships.

Kate is a fair-skinned girl with dark brown hair tied in a ponytail. She has a flower woven into her hair, which was originally purple but became blue after the founding of The Shining. She has expressive brown eyes. She wears the Empire's work uniform with many purple accents and, after her promotion, has gold shoulder straps. She has a pink and purple badge on her chest.

Kate has a gentle yet serious nature. Sometimes she gets very irritated and snaps at someone, but even then, she recovers almost instantly due to her kindness. She loves precision, so she plans almost everything and always (she often stops Lololoshka, demanding that she make a plan). She is not prone to impulsiveness.
She loves her brother Caleb, but argues and bickers with him more often than any other character this season, most often over matters of the Empire and her brother's principles. Despite this, she still loves him with all her heart and wants to protect him from others (which is interesting, since it's usually the other way around). After Caleb joined the Shining, their relationship improved somewhat, and she occasionally makes good-natured jokes about him.
Kate is a humanitarian, and saving lives is her top priority, more than achieving any other goals. She is kind to strangers and treats the poor with great compassion, wondering why they suffer such a fate. A lively and curious woman, she is willing to take risks for her goals. She is an unrivaled leader of The Shining, excels at leading groups, and is very goal-oriented. She is unfazed by the obstacles she must overcome; she moves forward and only forward. She has excellent public speaking skills.
She became friends with Lololoshka almost immediately, despite Radan's reproaches. Later, she showed great care for him, confiding her sacred thoughts to him, which she had previously shared with no one. She prefers quiet, peaceful places without the hustle and bustle, which is why she loves Lololoshka's village, which she visits frequently.

Stubborn and impatient, he holds his ground for long periods of time and rarely apologizes for his actions. He's quick-tempered and distrustful of strangers, but gentle and sincere with loved ones, including his favorite toys, which he hasn't been able to wean himself off since childhood. He can't explain things clearly and often says whatever comes to mind. Despite this, Radan is quite capable of decisive action in the right circumstances. He's extremely empathetic and understanding, likely due to his somewhat unhealthy family relationships. He was frequently beaten by his biological father, John, which is likely why he's so distrustful of strangers and has rebellious tendencies. Radan is terrified of becoming as cruel as John and swears he will never harm an animal. He admits he quickly came to terms with the changes in his life.
A man with dark skin and black eyes. He has naturally red hair, but he later dyed it: first red, and then blue after founding The Shining. His hair is styled in a mohawk. His usual attire is a white tank top and the dark blue Empire uniform with orange trim, worn off his shoulders. He wears it properly at work. He lost his left arm during a careless attempt to leave the dome; in its place, he has a prosthetic with blue inserts.

Kavinsky has tanned skin, bright red eyes, and light blond hair, with a light stubble of the same color growing on his chin. He wears a white puffer jacket with orange (now blue) cuffs, likely a turtleneck underneath. His most distinguishing feature is his orange (now blue) sunglasses. He wears black pants. Since he was an observer, he may not wear overalls.
Otherwise, Kavinsky is either neutral or negative about everything—he has almost no friends. He often interacts with acquaintances brazenly, flirting with them. His past work has largely influenced his current character. He is impressionable and, at the same time, very decisive in his plans, striving to see them through to completion.
Capabilities:
Driving.
He understands people.
Has many connections.

Caleb has very pale skin due to his desk job, although his physical fitness is enviable. He has black bionic enhancements under his brown eyes[1], and his brown hair is pulled back into a bun. He wears the Empire uniform with light purple accents, like Kate and the Chief Secretary's outfit: a long black cloak that reaches almost to his feet with reddish-orange accents, which are also present on his shoes. He also carries a purple katana.

Caleb spent half his life not surrounded by family, but under the watchful eye of Inspector Void, which, as you might imagine, greatly impacted his life and relationship with his dear sister. Even as a child, he began to doubt the Empire's methods when, together with Kate, they attempted to unravel its secrets. Caleb's curiosity led to his arrest at the age of 13, which later led to his involvement in the fight against the government and his voluntary membership in The Shining. He struggles with teamwork, preferring to either solve problems on his own or demand that they leave him alone. His position as Chief Secretary has left him rather arrogant, blunt, and self-assured, and he doesn't mince words.

Born a few minutes earlier, he considers himself a true older brother, with the attendant consequences. Caleb prioritizes protecting his sister, something he never says outright for fear of her objections. He himself can use a variety of means to achieve his goals, including murder, intimidation, and surveillance. Even his joining the rebels is merely part of a plan to protect Kate and avenge her. However, he never crosses a certain moral line in his decisions, striving to remain human.