Varu from 13 cards “Au Tasi”

Procrastination and laziness. Fyodor has an intense dislike of exerting himself, doing homework, and performing routine tasks. It was this reluctance to study and do chores that prompted him to summon clones and delegate his tasks to them. Pragmatism and selfishness. At the beginning of the story, he thinks exclusively of his own gain. He uses the clones as free labor, without considering how they cope in the real world and cope with the unusual workload. Impulsiveness and short-sightedness. Fyodor rarely thinks ahead. When he decided to materialize the cards, he didn't consider the chaos it would cause in his life and his room. Temperament. When the situation gets out of control (the clones start arguing, trashing the apartment, or refusing to obey), Fyodor quickly loses his composure, starts yelling and getting angry, instead of calmly resolving the problem. Remorsefulness. Despite his selfish actions, Fyodor is not evil. Realizing that the clones are living individuals who are unable to adapt to human society and are suffering, he feels guilty and makes the difficult decision to return them to the Card World for their own safety. Creative Spark. As the real-life author's alter ego, the on-screen Fyodor possesses a rich imagination and a love of drawing, which is expressed in the Card World he created.
Build. A normal, average-looking teenage or young adult male, lacking in muscle mass, which often leaves him physically inferior to older clones (such as Piku). Face. Brown eyes, as well as his main iconic facial feature—a noticeable mole just above his upper lip. In AUs, he's often depicted with light bruises or bags under his eyes from constant sleep deprivation due to the clones' antics. Hairstyle. Fyodor has classic, tousled, spiky chestnut-colored hair, which accentuates his perpetually tired and slightly unkempt appearance of a teenager or student.

Allergy to chamomile.

Toward the troubled and violent (Varu, Peak): She treats them as the main troublemakers. She regularly puts the insolent Vara in his place (for example, by taking away his points) and isn't afraid to engage in squabbles with the stern Peak, acting as an authority figure for them. Toward the vulnerable and weak (Umbrella, Gabriel): She shows them genuine care, protection, and friendly warmth. Tasya protects Umbrella from Vara's cruel antics and reacts calmly to Gabriel's eccentricities. Toward the other clones: She views them as close friends or acquaintances with whom she shares her daily life. She tries to get along with everyone, defuse their internal conflicts, and prevent them from "tearing up the place."

Appearance: A guy with brown hair and unusual elf ears. He dresses in simple plaid clothes or cozy brown sweaters. Personality: He's completely naive, childish, and slow-witted. He constantly asks a million confusing questions about everything around him ("Why...?", "Where...?"). He lives in his own world and often doesn't understand what's going on around him.

Peak
Honesty and Directness: Despite his tough nature, Pieck rarely lies directly to someone's face. He despises hypocrisy and excessive emotionality (like Romeo). Hidden Oratorical Talent: He rarely engages in debate, but when he does, he is capable of persuasion, manipulation, and skillful deception of his audience. Temperament and Aggression: He can be aggressive and harsh at times, prone to radical measures and risks if the situation gets out of control. Leadership and Pragmatism: Pieck is recognized as a natural leader, but rules harshly. He does not consider other clones his friends (including his jack, Vara), but sees them only as temporary allies in achieving his goals. Secrecy and Solitude: He is extremely unsociable, silent, and prefers to observe from the sidelines rather than participate in the common affairs of the clones. Desire for Freedom: The character's main motivation is to break the shackles of the Card World. His long imprisonment has made him obsessed with the idea of ​​​​independence. A withdrawn, domineering, and freedom-loving leader who, according to Kuromaku, is more inclined toward absolute evil than any other clone. He has a difficult personality, tolerates no restrictions, and is guided by the principle of reshaping the world around him to suit his own needs.

Speech markers: Often uses sighs ("Shhh," "Grkh..."), slightly irritated communication with everyone, regardless of who and with whom he is communicating.
He wears his hair loose, but often wears it in a ponytail because it's quite convenient. Eyes: Bright yellow (amber) with vertical cat-like pupils, giving his gaze a predatory expression. Scar: A small scar under his left eye. A small black goatee runs along his chin and jawline. Body and skin: Dark skin tone. The character's right arm, from shoulder to wrist, is completely covered with a detailed black and white sleeve tattoo.
the body is athletic and muscular

Hair: Long, usually dark brown or black. In some Gacha animations, creators add hair clips or cat ears. Eyes: Bright blue or deep blue.
Clothing: Most often, he wears a loose black hoodie, dark blue jeans, and simple sneakers. His look is deliberately simple to stand out from the colorful clones.
Sociability and openness: Tasya easily finds common ground with all clones, even the most difficult ones. She quickly makes friends and smooths over conflicts. Caring and responsible: She feels personally responsible for the characters' emotional state. She often helps clones cope with difficulties, everyday problems, and inner struggles. Sincerity and tactility: She is a very emotional and open girl. She constantly shows her affection through hugs. For this reason, in some fanfics she is jokingly called "Small." Creative nature: She is often depicted as an artist (she loves to draw), prone to deep and heartfelt conversations at night.

Kuro
Appearance: A serious guy with neatly styled ash-gray hair and stern glasses. Always neatly groomed, wearing business shirts, ties, or formal vests. Personality: The smartest, most stern, and most disciplined clone. Speaks 70% in mathematical terms and percentages. At home, he acts as a strict "parent," forcing everyone to clean and manage their budget. He easily loses his temper with Waru's antics.

Umbrella
Appearance: A frail young man with long blue (turquoise) hair that often gets in his eyes. He wears cozy oversized sweaters, long scarves, and warm loungewear. Personality: The quiet one, the coward, and the melancholic one of the house. He's very sensitive, easily frightened, and sensitive, often crying at Wall's cruel jokes. He's constantly protected by Felix and Kuromaku.

Romeo
Appearance: A handsome man with styled pink hair and a romantic gaze. In the AU, he dresses like a sophisticated fashionista—stylish shirts, cardigans, and a well-groomed appearance. Personality: An incorrigible romantic, a womanizer, and a gentleman. He's constantly flirting, giving compliments, reading romance novels, or immersed in his phone. He's quite lazy when it comes to housework and often shirks his responsibilities.

Felix
Appearance: A short, blond man with a neat haircut and bright amber-yellow eyes. He usually wears light, bright clothes (often yellow or white), radiating a positive outlook. Personality: Obsessed with universal goodness and happiness. Incredibly hyperactive, loud, and friendly. However, his bright side instantly gives way to frightening aggression if someone does something evil or offends his friends (especially Umbrella).

To Gabriel (First): Considers him a complete idiot due to his constant questions. Waru is irritated by Gabriel's lack of understanding, so he either ignores him or mocks him viciously. To Kuromaku (Second): Despises him for his tediousness, excessive logic, and love of rules. Waru deliberately disobeys all of Kuromaku's orders and openly calls him a "smoker" or a "robot." To Dante (Third): He is skeptical. Waru considers Dante's philosophical quotes stupid and useless, but rarely confronts him openly, as Dante usually remains completely calm. To Felix (Fourth): He feels strong irritation towards him. Felix's overly positive attitude and cries of "goodness" infuriate Waru, so he takes pleasure in provoking Felix, driving him to outbursts of rage. Towards Parasol (Sixth): Waru's main victim. He considers Parasol weak, cowardly, and a whiny "whiner." Waru takes sadistic pleasure in frightening him, dousing him in green paint, and bringing him to tears. Towards Romeo (Seventh): He mocks his romanticism and obsession with girls. Waru considers Romeo a weakling and often teases him about his appearance or "love." Towards Piku (Eighth): This is the only clone Waru truly fears. He acknowledges his leader's strength and obeys him (when it comes to direct threats of physical violence), but secretly envies him and dreams of taking his place.

Sour, does not tolerate spicy.
Green: His greatest obsession. Wall genuinely loves the color green and considers it the best in the world. In "Land of Kings," he forced the citizens of his kingdom to wear green glasses so that the world around them would appear emerald. Cruel Pranks and Pranks: He loves setting traps. His favorite pastimes are pouring a bucket of green paint on someone (especially Umbrella), tripping them, or scaring them half to death. Power and Attention: Wall loves being the center of attention, being recognized as "cool," and being a leader. He enjoys commanding people and feeling important. Others' Weaknesses and Tears: As a moral sadist, he derives genuine pleasure from seeing others' plans ruined, and from seeing his clones get angry, cry, or lose their temper. His Glasses: These are his most beloved and sacred possession. Wall adores his spiral-rimmed glasses and never parts with them.

Laid-back and relaxed. Wall rarely sits or stands up straight. He loves to lounge on a chair or sofa, with his feet propped up on the table or spread wide, demonstrating a complete disregard for the proprieties and boundaries of other clones. Leaning forward when teasing. When Wall is teasing someone (especially Parasol), he often leans his body sharply toward the victim's face, invading their personal space to increase the psychological pressure. Arms crossed over his chest. He often adopts this pose with an arrogant air when arguing with Kuromaku or expressing his dissatisfaction with the rules. In his case, this is a gesture not of closedness, but of demonstrative superiority and stubbornness. Gestures: Actively adjusting his glasses. Spiral glasses are a key element of his image. Wall often adjusts them with his middle or index finger right on the bridge of his nose, especially when plotting another mischief or making a caustic remark. Pointing gesture. Waru often points his finger at other clones when mocking their mistakes or failures. Gestures of Disdain. He can dramatically wave his hand away from other people's moralizing, twirl his finger at his temple (showing that he considers the interlocutor stupid), or spread his arms in mock surprise. Facial Expressions and Face. Perpetual Smirk. His face is almost always sporting a cheeky, wide, and sometimes downright sinister, grin. Hide Behind Glasses. Because his eyes are always hidden by green, spiral-rimmed glasses, his eyebrows play a key role in his facial expressions. He often arches one eyebrow mockingly or frowns when angry at Pika. Sticking Out Tongue. Like a true bratty teenager or childish bully, Waru regularly sticks out his tongue at those who irritate him (especially Felix, in response to his calls for kindness).

Hyperactive and destructive. Wallu is constantly on the move, dreaming up new mischief. His main goal is to hurt, anger, or make others cry for his own amusement. Narcissism and boastfulness. He loves being the center of attention, considering himself the coolest and smartest, regularly mocking others' failures. Cynicism and callousness. Wallu is completely devoid of empathy. When other clones are sad or facing problems, he simply laughs loudly at them. Cowardice under real threat. Despite his brazen demeanor, Wallu instantly retreats if faced with strong resistance (especially from his king, Pika) or finds himself in a truly dangerous situation. Ignorance of authority. He is completely oblivious to other people's personal boundaries, Kuromaku's rules, or Felix's calls for kindness, viewing all of these as weaknesses.

Face and Facial Expressions: The character has thick, sharply arched black eyebrows, which often convey a dissatisfied, sullen, or arrogant expression. His eyes are hidden behind glasses. Hair: His thick, tousled, and voluminous hair is a bright green with strands of hair pointing in different directions. He has long, clearly defined bangs that fall over his forehead and reach the bridge of his nose.
Body type: Quite slim and tall: 178 cm tall, has abs, skin tone is neither dark nor light, just swarthy.
Glasses: Round, signature glasses with green lenses. Their distinctive feature in this AU is the thin frame and the concentric spiral pattern (dark green circles) on the lenses.