Varu

Gabriel from the "13 Cards" universe (aka Clone #1, Jack of Diamonds) is one of the main characters in the comics by Fyodor Nechitailo ("Fyodor x 9", "Land of Kings").
Appearance
His light brown hair, styled like a question mark, really highlights his personality.
Black eyes without a distinct iris, with an unusual cut.
Pointed, "elven" ears.
Plump lips.
In his card persona, he wears a feathered hat (similar to Robin Hood's), a beige sweater, a brown collared robe with a diamond badge and the number "1," and carries a bow and quiver with arrows. In the "normal" world, he wears a light blue shirt, brown pants, and pointed boots.
Character
Gabriel is curious, but also rather taciturn. He often seems to hesitate, asking a lot and answering with questions. His favorite phrases are: "What?" and "Why?"
He's naive and sometimes childish, thinks outside the box and sees things from an unexpected angle. At the same time, he's able to perceive problems with detachment and seem to soften the negative a bit. He doesn't particularly care what others think of him and acts according to his own internal logic—which can make his actions seem inconsistent to others.
Role in history
In "Fyodor x 9," Gabriel was the first clone Fyodor sent to replace him at school. Due to his inattention, he quickly racked up bad grades and made Fyodor's life a bit more difficult.
In the "Land of Kings," after the distribution of generators, Gabriel disappeared, and almost nothing is known about his state: it looked like a multi-colored cloud with question marks, and no one really saw his subjects.

Dante is the third clone of Fyodor Nechitailo and represents the King of Diamonds in the 13 Cards universe.
Appearance
Hair and facial features: bright red, tousled, like tongues of flame; dark red thick eyebrows and red eyes.
Casual look: white t-shirt, red shorts with gold-buttoned suspenders, white socks and reddish-brown sandals.
Card image (in "Land of Kings"): long white kimono, white headdress with a yin-yang symbol, white and red pendant with the same symbol.
Character and habits
Dante is a relaxed philosopher, the calmest and most balanced of the clones. He:
loves to sleep and meditate;
often quotes proverbs, philosophers and gives out “wise” sayings;
takes life easy, doesn’t sweat the small stuff and hardly worries about problems;
rather lazy, does not like physical work;
apolitical, more focused on self-knowledge;
sometimes behaves cheekily and ignores the rules (for example, sleeps peacefully in Fyodor’s bed).

Felix is ​​one of the characters in the 13 Cards universe (comics by Fyodor Nechitailo).
Felix has bright orange hair, usually tousled, and distinctive features. He dresses casually, emphasizing his energetic personality. His character design often features warm colors—shades of orange, yellow, and red—referencing his fiery nature.
Felix is ​​very emotional, impulsive, and passionate. He's easily inspired by ideas and can just as quickly flare up over injustice. At the same time, he sincerely wants everyone to be well and believes in goodness—sometimes even to an overly naive degree.

Umbrella is the Jack of Clubs, Fyodor's sixth clone. He is a key character in both projects.
He can be described as a cowardly, modest, sensitive, and pessimistic person. He dreams of freedom and escape into the real world less often than others. He often panics, can burst into tears, is deeply affected by criticism, and is easily manipulated without even realizing it. However, he also has a bright side: he is compassionate, sentimental, and sensitive to the problems of others, trying to help. In extreme situations, he is able to control himself: for example, reconciling people or inciting others to rebellion. He chooses mercy even when the choice is between it and justice.
Hair: dark turquoise, medium length.
Skin: pale.
Eyes: blue.
Casual wear: Light brown sweater with a wave pattern, dark moray eel jeans, purple sneakers, and a black knitted scarf (probably out of fear of catching a cold).
Card image: a turquoise waistcoat and beret with the symbol of the suit of clubs, dark blue trousers. In this image, he also has a shield and halberd with the symbols of the suit.
Symbolism and interesting details
The character's name stems from Fyodor's strong association with the object itself—the word "umbrella." The creator initially wanted to call him "Blue Umbrella," but abandoned the idea: the word "blue" has an ambiguous meaning in Russian, and the name didn't sound very comfortable.
The very symbol of an umbrella in the character's image conveys the meaning of protection and a desire to escape from the outside world. This resonates perfectly with his timid and vulnerable nature.

Fedya (aka Fedor) from "13 Cards" is one of the clones of Fedor Nechitailo, personifying the six of hearts.
Calm and reasonable. Not prone to outbursts of anger, he tries to think things through.
Caring. Often tries to smooth over conflicts between other clones and support those who are upset.
A bit shy. Doesn't like being the center of attention, feels more comfortable in a supporting role.
Responsible. If he takes on a task, he strives to see it through to completion.
Appearance
Usually depicted in a calm color scheme corresponding to the suit of hearts (shades of red, burgundy, white).
He has soft facial features, his expression is usually neutral or slightly thoughtful.
In canonical art, the clothing style is restrained - nothing flashy, no unnecessary pretentiousness.

Kuromaku is one of the key characters in the "13 Cards" universe (the comic and animated series from Phoenix Studios). I've compiled the essentials about him, from his appearance to his personality traits and role in the plot.
Who is he?
Kuromaku is Fyodor Nechitailo's clone number 2, and in the deck of cards, he represents the King of Clubs. He first appeared in the comic "Fyodor x9" and later became one of the main protagonists in "Land of Kings" (in the Clubs volume).
Kuromaku has medium-length gray hair, neatly styled with small strands hanging down the sides of his face. His eyebrows are thin and drawn together, often used to express displeasure or irritation. His eyes are gray, and his skin is paler than many of the other clones.
In everyday life, he wears rather subdued clothing: a light gray shirt, a black tie, and sometimes a jacket (in different versions, a dull brown or gray-brown). In his playing card uniform, he wears a light brown crown with a club symbol, and on his chest is a silver medal in the shape of a star with the number "2" in the center.
Kuromaku is the embodiment of rationality and discipline. He is hardworking, serious, and coldly calculating, preferring to express his thoughts in precise terms, such as percentages. He is erudite, interested in the exact sciences (physics, algebra, geometry, and technical drawing), and, according to him, can multiply four-digit numbers in his head. However, he is not a scientist in the classical sense.
At the same time, Kuromaku isn't devoid of emotion: he gets irritated quite easily, especially when other clones behave inappropriately, in his opinion. He often gets carried away because of Wall. In such moments, he can become blunt.
Fedor came up with the name "Kuromaku" by translating the expression "gray cardinal" into Japanese (although it literally means "black curtain" and implies someone who acts from behind the scenes, like a puppeteer).

Romeo is the seventh clone of Fyodor, the King of Hearts in the "13 Cards" universe (author - Fyodor Nechitailo).
Appearance
Hair and facial features: pink hair, light pink bangs, pink eyebrows, brown eyes (sometimes hearts appear instead of pupils during emotions), slightly tanned skin.
Card image: pink shirt with fluffy white sleeves, light pink belt, bright pink cloak with a fluffy collar, pink pants and boots, pink ducal-style crown, scepter and orb in hands.
Standard look: pale yellow shirt, pink jacket, purple bow tie, lilac trousers, purple shoes.
Character
Romeo is an open, self-assured, and narcissistic romantic hedonist. He lives for pleasure, loves being the center of attention, and courting women: he gives flowers, recites poetry (often by Yesenin), and tries to charm everyone. At the same time, he's not evil or cruel, but rather childish and a little obsessive.
He loves the humanities and detests technology and the exact sciences—the complete opposite of Kuromaku. In "Land of Kings," he created the kingdom of Verona, populated entirely by girls, but quickly squandered the generator's energy on various trinkets and gifts, causing the whole thing to fail.
The character's name refers to Romeo from Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet.

Waru is the fifth clone of Fyodor Nechitailo, personifying the Jack of Spades. He first appeared in the comic "Fyodor x 9" and later became a key character in "Land of Kings."

Appearance
Waru has curly, bright green hair and dark green eyebrows. His signature look is his large, round, green glasses with spirals on the lenses. He never takes them off, so his eye color is officially unknown.

In everyday life, he wears a blue sweater (sometimes with a spiral), dark green flared trousers, and acid-green pointed shoes. In the card version, he wears a dark green top hat with a ribbon and a spade sign, a cape with the number "5," and carries a single-barreled, repeating lever-action shotgun. In "Land of Kings," he repurposed the probability generator into a crown to prevent anyone from stealing it, and added a dark green cape with a fluffy white collar, to which a green "5" was pinned.
Character
Varu is a cunning, selfish, and sometimes rude provocateur. He enjoys playing pranks on others, often disregarding their feelings. He suffers from delusions of grandeur: he dreams of becoming clone number one and the leader of all others. However, he lacks the ability for true leadership.
He's prone to deception and lies, enjoys pitting others against each other, pressing on his interlocutors' vulnerabilities and bringing up their past "sins." However, Varu isn't exactly a classic villain: he doesn't harm people out of a desire to hurt, but because he finds it amusing. He rarely takes anything seriously, sometimes acts a little crazy, and makes dirty jokes. Another detail: Varu lisps. And one meme revealed he's allergic to flowers.

Symbolism and name
Name. In Japanese, 悪い (warui) means "bad." The name also sounds similar to the English word "war" and the Russian word "thief."
Color. Green is often associated with something toxic or poisonous.
Symbol. The spiral likely alludes to hypnosis, deception, and cunning.

Peak is the eighth clone of Fyodor Nechitailo, personifying the King of Spades from the "13 Cards" universe.
Appearance
Peake has dark, almost black hair and a piercing gaze (he's often depicted with bright yellow or gold eyes). His signature attribute is dark clothing with elements reminiscent of the suit of spades: cloaks, capes, spade-shaped patterns, and sometimes gloves. In "Land of Kings," he has a more regal appearance: heavy fabrics, status accents, and often a crown or something similar.
Character
Peak is one of the toughest and most straightforward clones. He's cold-blooded, commanding, and doesn't like having his authority questioned. However, he's not just an "evil ruler": he thinks strategically, strives to keep everything under control, and takes responsibility seriously—albeit in a rather stern manner.

Unlike Waru, he's not prone to empty jokes and pranks: when Peak does something, it's usually with a specific purpose. He maintains a distanced demeanor with other clones and can be abrupt, but in critical situations, he's capable of acting for the greater good.