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In the first episode of the second season, titled "Waru's Day," the narrative returns viewers to the everyday lives of the clones in the real world, four months after the finale of the previous season. The events unfold in Fyodor's cramped apartment, where domestic and financial tensions are mounting. Kuromaku and Pik take on the roles of responsible guardians—the only ones who have found part-time work to support their creator. Kuromaku complains of the intense workload, claiming that his computer code is literally "swimming" due to fatigue. Meanwhile, Pik is busy composing a custom electronic music track. However, Waru decides to pull a cruel prank: he discreetly replaces the professional bass sounds in Pik's program with harsh fart sounds. Upon discovering the substitution, an enraged Pik grabs the prankster by the scruff of the neck and drags him into the room, screaming that he's ruined an important, high-paying project. Pieck attempts to strike the prankster, but Kuromaku and Dante intercept and restrain him just in time. Wall's mocking excuses that it's "just jazz" and that this is exactly what everyone expects from him finally infuriate Felix. Losing control of his idealized "kindness," Felix screams and delivers a powerful punch to Wall's face. While Dante bandages Felix's bruised arm, the other clones run to the door to greet little Fyodor, who has returned home. The Fifth clone, bruised from the blow, retreats to his room, completely alone. The atmosphere suddenly shifts to a dark and mystical one: the Red Joker suddenly materializes outside the dark night window. Sitting on the windowsill, the mad jester begins to mock the clone, remarking on how difficult it can be to find an audience for his "performance." In response to his interlocutor's skepticism, the Joker launches into a cryptic song about how their chaotic duet is delightful, and prophetically declares, "You got your performance, and I got only one reward—laughter!" The episode ends on this disturbing note, signaling the Joker's covert intervention in the events of Card World. You're a new clone.

Spade (King): His style reflects his rugged nature and love of motorcycles. He wears a dark purple or black leather biker jacket with a chunky collar. Underneath the jacket is a simple dark T-shirt. His look is completed with tailored black or dark gray jeans and chunky, heavy-soled boots. Waru (Jack): His signature look is his large, round, green, spiral-rimmed glasses, which completely obscure his eyes. Waru wears a voluminous, warm, bright green hoodie or zip-up jacket with a hood. A large black symbol of his suit, the spade (♤), is often emblazoned on the chest of the jacket. He wears simple, loose-fitting dark pants and comfortable sneakers. Kuromaku (King): He dresses like a classic intellectual and pragmatist. His wardrobe is formal: a formal gray business suit consisting of a jacket and dress pants. Under his jacket, he wears a perfectly ironed white shirt, complemented by a neat dark gray tie. Kuromaku always wears rectangular glasses with thin frames. Umbrella (Jack): Umbrella's clothing conveys his vulnerability and desire to hide from the world. He is wrapped in a huge, long, and soft knitted scarf in turquoise or soft blue. He wears a cozy, slightly oversized sweater in the same color as the scarf, which has a black club symbol (♧) on it. Underneath, he wears classic blue jeans and simple boots. Felix (Jack): His image literally radiates solar energy. He wears a crisp white short-sleeved shirt with a bright yellow vest over it. On the vest, in the center, is a large yellow-orange symbol of the suit of hearts (♡). The look is completed with light gray shorts just above the knee, white socks, and sneakers. Romeo (King): A true fashionista and dandy, Romeo prefers a romantic style in soft pink tones. He wears a pink shirt unbuttoned at the collar, over which he throws a stylish dark pink cardigan or jacket. Pants are chosen in white or a light shade. On his feet are neat dress shoes. Gabriel: beige T-shirt, tambourine vest. Dante: red tunic, harem pants.