The Last Bogatyr

Terems and palaces. The architectural basis of Belogorye was the traditional Russian wooden building, the terem. The result was an entire city with houses, streets, and a square for heroic games and battles with the sorcerer. Some of the terems and palaces were built on studio soundstages, while others were built outdoors (for example, in Khimki).
The Magic Forest. One of the key locations where scenes featuring landscapes, rivers, and thickets were filmed.
The Water Swamp. A mystical location created in a pavilion.
Baba Yaga's Hut. One of the most unusual buildings in the world of Belogorye.
Kudykina Gora. A magical portal that can transport you anywhere if you ask politely. It looks like a huge pit with a hole at the bottom, revealing the sky.
Sokorova Mountain, located three kilometers from Belogorye. Beneath it are the Adamant Mines, where the gemstone adamant is mined.
Magic. Everything in Belogorye is permeated with magic. This world can only be entered through a magical portal. Magic can be both good and evil. Its presence is signaled by a special smoke: dark smoke is a sign of evil, light smoke is a sign of good.
Architecture and ecology. Wooden huts and towers are inspired by illustrations from Russian fairy tales by Bilibin and Vasnetsov. There's a hut on chicken legs that "jogs through the forest." The environment is so favorable that the Root of Evil grows deep within the earth, and the Sword of Kladenets can be charged simply by sticking it into the magical soil.
Flora and Fauna. Belogorye is home to unusual plants and animals, such as:
birches with blue eyes in place of lenticels (each eye probably has a mind of its own);
the silent flower - blooms once every hundred years, looks like a tulip, and is capable of making a person remain silent about a specific topic;
Carnivorous tulips - they look ordinary, but when you try to pick them, they come to life and bite your victim.

Appearance -
Ivan, a man of about thirty. He has:
short blond hair;
clearly defined chin.
He is usually dressed in black, closed clothing, most often a sweater, his image is complemented by royal clothing: black top, golden middle, purple bottom.
Character Description -
Ivan initially appears to be a rather unkind person: he can deceive people, charge large sums of money for nothing, be rude, and seek profit or advantage in everything. He is prone to envy, especially when others (like Finist the Bright Falcon) fail. In dangerous situations, he can display cowardice and become a sycophant.
At the same time, Ivan cares for his loved ones and genuinely cares for others. Over the course of his life, his character develops: from a con man, he transforms into a worthy, profound, and contradictory man. Ultimately, Ivan attains heroic strength, finds love—Vasilisa—and becomes a recognized hero. He also becomes the son of Ilya Muromets.
Childhood -
Ivan, an orphan, grew up in an orphanage. As a child, he was hidden in the human world to protect him from enemies. As an adult, he participated in the TV show "Battle of the Magicians" under the name "White Magician Svetozar" and held private receptions for wealthy female clients.

Appearance and features of the image -
Vasilisa is a striking and feisty beauty. She's not only beautiful, but also skilled in combat. She's portrayed as a true warrior, like the Amazon women.
One of Vasilisa's special features is the ability to turn into a frog and back.
Character and traits -
Vasilisa: kind, generous, open, ready to help her loved one. She is courageous, intelligent, caustic, knows how to choose reliable allies and is always ready to defend them.

Appearance -
Ilya Muromets, a tall and powerful man with a majestic posture and a heavy gait, has gray hair in his old age (in his youth, it was light brown).
Personality -
Ilya is a composed and prudent man who maintains his composure in any situation and is always ready to offer wise advice. He treats his son Ivan with great warmth and care and—alone among them—never doubts his strengths and abilities for a moment.

In adulthood, Koschei is bald, with a pronounced chin and a slightly hooked nose. He wears a golden crown with five pointed points. He dresses in black clothing with iron shoulder pads.
As a child, he looked like a simple boy of about 16 years old, wore shabby clothes with leather belts on his chest, and had short dark hair.
Features of appearance -
chainmail with an intricate interweaving of steel “branches” (such things were not worn in Rus');
belt and boots;
There may be scraps of chain mail and armor on the body, which is reminiscent of past events.
Character Description -
As a child, Koschei was quiet, indecisive, modest, and a little envious. As an adult, he's sullen, grumpy, taciturn, and straightforward. At the same time, he's kind, brave, and willing to stand firm to the end.
Some features -
secretive and suspicious;
capable of self-detachment: can painlessly tear off limbs of its body, and they continue to work as if they were still in place;
can be well camouflaged, for example, in a swamp.

Finist is a tall, handsome man with blond hair and blue eyes. He appears to be around 30 years old, but due to his magical origins, time has no hold on him—in fact, he is much older. He has two deep scars on his back from severed wings.
Finist always wears armor. On his right side is a sword with a scabbard, and on his back is a shield.
Character and features:
Finist is proud, self-assured, and boastful, loving to show off and demonstrate his prowess to others. He may shy away from heroic deeds if he finds them boring or uninteresting. At the same time, the hero is a loyal friend and a brave warrior, fearing no foe.
In fact, such behavior is caused by the desire to hide from others one’s weaknesses and complexes associated with childhood and adolescence.
Abilities: Possesses heroic strength and can control the Whale Fish.
Weapons: Primary weapon is a sword, also uses a mace.

Appearance -
In her true form, Baba Yaga is a short, hunched old woman with long, tangled gray hair, a hooked nose, and a nearly toothless mouth. She dresses in a gray robe, cinched at the waist with a rope. Under the influence of rejuvenating apples, Baba Yaga takes the form of a pretty young woman with lush red hair and bright blue eyes. In this form, she likes to dress in brightly colored dresses.
Character and features -
Initially, Baba Yaga comes across as a grumpy and quarrelsome old woman, constantly grumbling and complaining. However, her grumbling is mostly feigned—in reality, she is kind-hearted, caring, and considerate of her friends, especially her ward Vasilisa, whom she is willing to defend even from Koschei.
The heroine has a magical arsenal: magic roots, a witch's potion, rejuvenating apples, and living water. She can fly on a mortar.

Character Description -
Kolobok, a living bread loaf, who, after escaping from a witch, began to commit robbery in the forest. However, after meeting new people, he later converted to the side of good and began helping to defend Belogorye.
A contradictory character: callous on the outside, yet soft on the inside. Kolobok is bold, daring, and charismatic, accustomed to relying only on himself. He constantly gets into trouble, but this leads him to true friends and forces him to reflect on his own destiny. At the same time, he cannot accept himself and is forced to steal—not things, but bodies.

Character Description -
The Water Spirit is the master and lord of all water. He possesses a number of abilities:
understands the language of animals;
can breathe underwater;
has super speed in aquatic environments;
Capable of filling itself with a large amount of water, comparable in size to a deep well. Dislikes alcoholic beverages.