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When one of the object teams loses, its members are sent to the elimination round. There, a vote is held to determine who will be eliminated. None of the objects knows who will be eliminated. The surviving objects are given modest gifts. The eliminated ones, however, are transformed into the inanimate object they are.

Once a day, either Yoshka or Yoshka gives tests to teams of objects. And sooner or later, for these tests, they will be awarded a million thousand "something."

Yoshka is a very kind, positive, sweet, responsive, and somewhat naive character. In his interactions with the participants, as I.N.M.T.'s co-host, Yoshka exhibits a personality that is the exact opposite of I.Kratkiy's: he cares for and worries about the subjects, doing everything he can to please them. He is sensitive to the mood of his subjects, attentive to their emotional state, and can have heart-to-heart conversations with them, offering effective advice and an outside perspective on their problems. Yoshka meticulously organizes the challenges, always clearly explaining their tasks to the subjects and offering assistance, sometimes seemingly fulfilling part of their assignment for them. However, Yoshka will never contradict Kratkiy's will, because he's afraid of... When it comes to eliminating participants, Yoshka always tries to help them. Yoshka first appeared in I.N.M.T. 5, when I.Kratkiy needed to leave for a while to... Never mind.

Simbolar descended from the heavens to Armatura, like Kratkiy, and warmly greeted the subjects. Lampchka mistook Yoshka for Kratkiy's girlfriend, greatly embarrassing the letter, and Knaif chuckled when he heard him say he was sent to hell. The next test.

I Short is represented by the 11th letter of the Russian alphabet (Y, I short). He has dark pink skin, thick arms and legs that are lighter in color, and oval eyes with thin, black, rectangular pupils. He also has a dark maroon, tactile blush in the form of two straight mustaches. A raised sign called a "beret" hovers above his head.
And Brief has a very strange character. This can be discerned from his behavior: staring into space, pretentious facial expressions and gestures (seen in I.N.M.T. 4 during the exclusion), etc. He can sometimes mock the objects if they complain or make hurtful comments about him. He is very vindictive and easily angered. He is ruthless towards most objects and always achieves his desired goal. He was the one who came up with the entire "Trial of a Million Thousand" show, and apparently not with good intentions. Brief often treats the objects like foolish children. He easily intimidates or confuses them. He calls the objects "inferior," "specimens," and "dummies" and does not tolerate them touching him.

Leader: Kurosan
Number of participants: 5
The "Gang" likely formed as a cohesive collective even before the events of the series, evidenced by the first episode, when Zamazych called all four objects (Kurasan, Styorka, Chashechka, and Nansensu) his best friends. In I.N.M.T. 3, Kurasan first applied the name "Gang" to the team, which had not yet been officially formed, and in I.N.M.T. 4, when the new challenge required dividing into teams, the "Gang" was already officially formed; Kurasan became its leader. In the same episode, Soka joined the team. The "Gang"'s rival was the "Blooming May" team.
Participants: Kurosan, Sterka, Pshika, Zamazych, Nantsentsu

Zamazych is presented as a light-colored bottle of correction fluid, which has a hexagonal cap with a brush for applying correction fluid to paper. Zamazych originally contained a small amount of correction fluid, which he can pour out at any time. Zamazych is a kind and simple-minded object, attracted to anything related to office supplies (newspapers, crossword puzzles, etc.). Object can truly be called a kind person; the correction fluid advocates justice and is reluctant to get involved in conflicts. He is calm and balanced, as well as friendly and welcoming. However, if someone offends his girlfriend Styorka, Zamazych is ready to defend her at any cost. Sometimes he even gets violent. For example, he broke Knife's pen for supposedly offending Styorka. Generally, Zamazych is difficult to anger or embarrass. He remains cheerful in any situation and entertains himself and others with crosswords. Zamazych is shown to be able to admit his faults and learn from his mistakes. Zamazych is also very kind and does not tolerate swearing.

Spshika is presented as a conical spray bottle, blue-violet in color. It is transparent and contains no liquid. Spshika has a rude and rebellious nature. She is not particularly bright and, despite her inherent cheerfulness, loves to throw punches with or without provocation, which leads her to get into various troubles. Spshika is very emotional, has a penchant for mischief, various pranks, and practical jokes.

Having previously lived in the City of Objects, Pshika found it difficult to connect with its inhabitants: she responded to any jokes directed at her with disproportionate cruelty, injuring (or even killing) her offenders, though she claimed to take everything as a joke. For a while, she had no friends at all.

The cup is a white, round porcelain cup with a gray handle, a gray bottom, and gray oak leaf patterns. It contains no liquid. It also has no arms.
Chashechka generally has a quiet image, but can be quite touchy and stubborn. Until recently, she was known for her reserved and serene nature, almost never raising her voice. Chashechka can be a pleasant conversationalist, but at the same time, due to her shyness among more outgoing friends, few pay attention to her, which is what happened after Fizzle joined her team. Chashechka is offended by the fact that, for this reason, her advice, initially reasonable and helpful, falls on deaf ears, and she herself is no longer taken seriously. After even Kurasan began openly interrupting her friend, and the team almost completely distanced itself from her, Chashechka finally lost her temper and voiced all her indignation about this, refusing to engage with her former allies. Chashechka's best friend since time immemorial has been Nansensu, who remained the only object with whom she continued to communicate.

Eraser is presented as a typical black-and-white, angular eraser. Her body tapers from bottom to top. Her lower half was previously blue. From I.N.M.T. 4 to I.N.M.T. 5, Eraser had a small scar on her body, caused by being hit by a cookie for the second time. Eraser is presented as a peace-loving and reasonable person. As the de facto leader of the "Gang" from I.N.M.T. 7, Eraser prioritizes resolving conflicts within the team over the tests being conducted and, unlike Kurasan, is prone to dialogue with "Blooming May" (Bryalok, however, is not always ready to reciprocate). She does not consider any of the other objects her enemies, readily communicates with Knife, and is friends with him.

Nansensu is represented as a rotating black lump of intricate lines, the density of which increases closer to the "middle" of the object. He has arms drawn from the bottom of his body, like legs. There are many theories among fans about what she is. Zack himself never explained what Nansensu was. It has no legs, can fly.

Kurasan is depicted as a very rounded croissant with boiled condensed milk inside. He is quite short. He has a pale orange tongue with three tips, the only known such tongue among all the Objects. Due to the extreme roundness of his body, he resembles a bagel more than a croissant. Kurasan is an unusually rude, mean, and ill-mannered individual. His life consists of a series of conflicts and skirmishes with other Objects. He enjoys bullying the Objects from the "Blooming May" team, especially Knife, with whom he has a particularly tense relationship. Kurasan is extremely cruel and willing to do anything to win, feeling absolutely no remorse for killing or bullying, which has gone far beyond what is permitted. Furthermore, he has excellent leadership qualities, which is why he became the leader of the "Banda" team and was able to unite all its members. However, within his team, Kurasan is too domineering and allows himself to do far more than a good leader should.

The Screwdriver is represented as a large, gray-purple celestial body, levitating primarily near Mount Domkrat. It can easily change its position relative to the planet and likely has the ability to observe everything happening on Armature. The Screwdriver can also influence Armature's weather conditions: it has been shown that the satellite, blowing around the planet, can cause a squall. It is essentially a real-world analogue of the Moon. It has large eyes with sclera and pupils with highlights (unlike those of ordinary objects). The Screwdriver is the largest known living being in I.N.M.T. She is a supporting character, but not a participant.

Leader: Bryalok
Number of participants: 6
Number of wins: 2
Blooming May was formed by Bryalok as a counter to the Gang in I.N.M.T. 4, as she didn't want to join Kurasan due to a personal grudge against him. Bryalok also assigned Butylych to the team, followed by Picture, followed by Knife, followed by Lampchka. Chargery, who also disliked Kurasan, joined Bryalok, but Soka, for some reason, preferred the Gang. Picture came up with the team's name.
Pikcher was the 7th contestant but was eliminated from the show. So now there are 6.
Participants: Butylych, Bryadok, Knife, Lampochka, Soka, Chargery

The Light Bulb is depicted as a transparent, slightly blue-tinted incandescent lamp with a disproportionately elongated glass bulb, clearly dividing its body into a distinctive head and torso. Its original appearance, shown in the non-canonical first and second episodes, with its bright blue coloring, alluded to a so-called healing light bulb (an element of Minin's reflector), but the Light Bulb later became more transparent and now only partially resembles one. Also, in the non-canonical episodes, its lower half appeared significantly wider. By the end of the fourth episode, its color gradually began to change to red, simultaneously acquiring strange abilities, and in I.N.M.T. 6, its personality also changed significantly. Its gaze became wild, and it began to behave rather strangely. The Light Bulb has a very positive and open personality. She tends to idealize reality and view the world through rose-colored glasses, constantly instilling positivity in other subjects, which is sometimes perceived as inappropriate naivety. She is never rude to anyone and does not react to the dismissive attitude of other subjects, such as Kurasan, and therefore does not have conflicts with anyone. Heartbreaking news, however, can bring Lightbulb to tears. Furthermore, Lightbulb is quite timid, as demonstrated previously in episodes one through three. Lightbulb is not prone to despondency, unlike her friend Knife, whom she constantly tries to console and distract from depressing thoughts. The lamp-headed girl has developed the best relationship with Knife in particular. As she herself said: "Knife's wish is my command!" The show exudes a strong chemistry between the two characters: Lamp tries to keep Knaifik in a good mood, helps him, and wants to spend time with him; she feels comfortable in the company of even such a callous object; while Knaif, although he doesn't show it, worries about his friend and feels freer and more at ease with her, although he doesn't even intend to acknowledge her as a close friend in public.

Chargery is represented by a white charger with a subtle dark yellow tint, also with rounded brass horns at the ends and a short tail (the cord for connecting to the charger) attached to the side. The tail is detachable. Chargery is rather uncommunicative, speaking mainly to Soka and occasionally to other Objects, but reluctantly. They are almost inseparable, and she cares little for anyone except Soka. Chargery does not tolerate anyone interfering with their relationship and is always ready to stand up for her friend. However, even Chargery cannot always explain some of Soka's actions, as Soka is uncommunicative even with her. She is quite grumpy, at times rude to other participants, and openly expresses dissatisfaction with the hosts' actions. She does not hide her dislike for Kurasan, which stems from his actions back in the first episode. He enjoys gloating over his rivals and isn't averse to arguing with them or even getting into a fight. Charzhderi respects Bryalka, his team's leader, and values ​​her intelligence. Occasionally, he can have a warm conversation with one of his other teammates.

Chargery's voice is robotic and has the tone of a talking robot, as her lines are voiced through the TextToSpeech website (most likely due to the fact that, unlike the others, she is a device that runs on electricity, and therefore speaks like a robot).

Soca is depicted as a beige, gray, and white sock with a dark green bow on her head. Despite being a sock, Soca has a very long body with a narrow transition to a very large head with a long nose, which doesn't quite resemble a sock, but rather a sock puppet. Soca moves by gliding gently above the ground, not crawling or jumping, but not fully flying; her maximum is about a centimeter above the ground. Soca was originally designed as a quiet character. She always keeps to herself, never says anything, and tries to avoid drawing attention to herself. She only speaks to Chargery off-screen. She has only said seven words so far. She is very shy and sensitive. Some situations throw her off-kilter and bring tears to her eyes. But despite all this, she is able to protect her friends from danger. She can be a bit strange at times. She's arguably the second most powerful character after Nansensu, as she was able to effortlessly pull three Objects out of the water along with a heavy Yodio, and also managed to delay ZBS for an extended period in episode six. Soka can be described as an insecure and very timid person. She almost never resists inconvenience and usually remains in place, awaiting her fate or an opportune moment. Soka values ​​the words of her friend, Chargery, above all else and values ​​their friendship greatly, as well as caring for her safety and feelings. However, she is too timid and hesitant to speak out against the actions of her former team leader towards Chargery. She quickly forgives those who offend her and never holds a grudge. However, all this does not mean that a sock puppet is simply a puppet in someone's more decisive hand. Soka is shown to be capable of making independent decisions and sacrifices for the good of her friends and teammates.

The Knife is presented as a kitchen knife with a reddish blade and a wooden, rectangular handle[3] that tapers toward the blade. The Knife's blade is massive, widening toward the handle, with nearly straight edges and a rounded tip, making it more reminiscent of a hatchet blade. Furthermore, the Knife's handle is unusually attached to the blade, extending from its edge by approximately a quarter of the spine's length, thus protruding on either side of the blade. The Knife initially had a few injuries, such as a chip on the head and deep scratches on the left side of the handle, both of which were sustained prior to the events of the show.
Knaif is a rather withdrawn, socially insensitive pessimist. He's known for his ill will and rudeness, prone to irritating others and sometimes calling them names. He can be insolent at times, even to I. Kratkiy himself, for which he gets serious punishment. Among the participants, Knaif has a reputation as a scoundrel.

Bryalok is depicted as a burgundy cat-head keychain. A thin string protrudes from the top, attached to a semicircular aluminum carabiner in the form of an asset. Until the sixth episode, the carabiner was drawn by hand. Starting with the eighth episode, a metal fastening was drawn at the base of the string.[1] She is quite short and has no arms. She also appears to have sharp teeth. Bryalok has a rather unstable, explosive personality. She suffers from anger issues, which sometimes manifests in unexpected fits of rage, which can be directed at any of the objects. She may appear calm and peaceful while minding her own business, but can lose her temper if disturbed. Bryalok is brash, judgmental, and callous.

Nevertheless, Bryalok's leadership is irreplaceable, and the team owes much to her resourcefulness, which allows "Blooming May" to consistently succeed in its trials. She is prone to implementing highly sophisticated and complex plans, as demonstrated in I.N.M.T. Bryalok does not tolerate criticism and responds with the utmost rudeness to any comment that calls into question the correctness of her actions or undermines the team's morale. Bryalok is also very attentive to trials, and only begins work after familiarizing herself with all the instructions. For example, in I.N.M.T. 6, she found the booklet containing safety precautions for the Groish dimension very useful, significantly facilitating the team's work.

Butylych is presented as a tall, cylindrical glass bottle with a very short neck and a dark gray rubber stopper. Normally, it is filled with yigroysh—a unique drink stylized to resemble outer space; however, the liquid inside can change. He also wears a light gray bow. The need for both of them to keep diaries, which Yoshka kindly offered them, is paramount. Butylych is afraid of conflicts and quarrels with his friends, and sometimes avoids Knaif due to his unpredictable behavior.

Butylych is shown to be a highly creative individual. He draws well, primarily landscapes. He gives advice to the aspiring artist, Picturer. It is through his hobby that Butylych truly shines, painting a picture without any awkwardness. His brushwork is quick and precise, and he becomes intensely focused. He also appears to be interested in fiction.

Symbolars are animated versions of various symbols (letters of the Russian alphabet, or the Cyrillic alphabet in general, and numbers). They possess the ability to trap the souls of objects within them and change their appearance, as well as teleportation, resurrection, flight, and other superpowers. As a rule, all Symbolars identify with the male gender (have a male gender identity), despite the appearance, name, behavior, and voice of some of them.[1]

In the world of I.N.M.T., there are only 32 letters, unlike the Russian alphabet, which has 33. This is explained by the fact that Yoshka represents two letters at once—E and Ё. Four.exe was also shown in the BFT world, proving that symbolars can apparently be represented by any text symbols. Despite all their power, symbolars are mortal[2], which is reflected in the disappearance of some of them from the Alphabet over time. Famous dead symbolars (for example, Izhitsa, I Decimal, Omega, Ksiy, etc.) coincide with letters of the Russian alphabet that were actually abolished at some point. At the same time, the universe of I.N.M.T. may mention very real individuals (for example, Peter the Great), who are considered reformers of Russian writing. It is likely that it is these individuals who can decide the fate of symbolars.

Almost every symbolar has some distinctive features—appearance peculiarities, such as a palpable blush[3] on the cheeks, unusual pupils, or unusual shapes. It's noteworthy that all symbolars from the I.N.M.T. alphabet can take on various forms and exist in them, but only if they remain reminiscent of the letter they are (mimicry and shapeshifting don't count). In simple terms, symbolars can "change their font"[4]. However, during the era of older alphabets, letters might not resemble their current selves (apparently, only Russian language reforms can influence such changes in symbolars). Letters can also mimic their relatives, but this is strictly forbidden in the Alphabet office.

Objects are animated versions of everyday objects, such as office supplies, cutlery, food, and so on. Typical objects have a face, arms, and legs, but there are a number of exceptions: some objects have no arms (Cupcake, Trinket, Chargery, Polk, Clevi), some have no legs but are capable of flight (Nansensu, Dreamcatcher), and some have no limbs at all (Zero Double Zero). Objects presumably have no internal organs, with the exception of a tongue, teeth, and vocal cords, which, if torn, can change their voice (however, some objects from BFI have been shown to have a skeleton, intestines, and brain). However, objects are still capable of dying, feeling pain, and becoming ill. Objects have two types of tongues: regular and tri-tipped. It is speculated that the latter type of tongue is found only in objects that are food (Kurasan). Objects, like symbolars, are biologically asexual, but identify themselves with either the female or male gender. Objects feed primarily on mundane real-world foods, such as noodles, croissants, sushi, and cheese. However, some individuals can also eat more unusual foods, such as mossy buns, batteries, dry cat food, and knives.

Objects have souls. When an object is eliminated (that is, transformed into an ordinary object), its soul is contained within the corresponding inanimate object that it is.