Brief

In I.N.M.T. 2, Shorty told Styorka that he heard much more than she thought. He then severed one of Zamazych's vocal cords, giving him the voice he "needed." After a short while, after observing the grief of the surviving objects, he revived all the dead. Afterwards, he announced the results of the vote for Picture's gift. Shorty prepared a challenge, the essence of which was to insert five metal objects into a metal receiver. Everyone passed the challenge except Soka. Shorty also told viewers that the reboots of the first two episodes were done to avoid any ambiguities in later episodes and smoothing out the art.
Zach and the I.N.M.T. members call the Short one pink, despite the fact that it is still close to red
According to him, the short letter is the best letter of the Russian alphabet.

According to Zara in "WHAT'S ABOUT INMT?", Short was always the most reserved of the other Symbolars, and after the show began, he almost completely disappeared from the alphabet. Most likely, Y dislikes the other Symbolars, with a few exceptions. Chepik was even surprised that Short called the Bvtobus (public transportation) in the eighth episode, since Short usually walks.
I.N.M.T. 1, Shorty appeared fully formed when Zamazych needed help answering the question "What is the best letter of the Russian alphabet?" Shorty appeared precisely when Nansensu said she thought she knew the answer. Shorty descended from the heavens, shocking those present, and then struck Zamazych when he tried to touch him. Shorty greeted the "lower objects" and declared himself the best letter of the Russian alphabet, thus answering the question. Zamazych attempted to enter the answer into the crossword puzzle, but it was apparently too late—the answer box was strangely blocked, and some force prevented the answer from being entered. After sympathizing with the proofreader, the symbolar offered the objects a chance to participate in the object show "The Million Thousand Challenge" (I.N.M.T.). For the first challenge, he prepared a plane race, which Picture won. In the same episode, he eyed Knife suspiciously and kicked him after a joke. Near the end of the episode, I Short explained to the viewers about sub-characters. Afterwards, he appeared in the episode's outro, where he announced a Google Docs vote for a gift for Picture.

Brief also has a very strange personality. This can be discerned from his behavior: staring into space, flamboyant facial expressions and gestures (seen in I.N.M.T. 4 during the exclusion), etc. He can sometimes mock subjects if they complain or make hurtful comments about him. He is very vindictive and easily angered. He is merciless towards most subjects 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 subjects like ignorant children. He easily intimidates or confuses them. He calls subjects "inferior," "specimens," and "stuffed animals" and does not tolerate them touching him. He loves to watch subjects moan and suffer, never missing a chance to drive them to hysteria or even faint. For some reason, Short repeatedly bullied Knife the most. He constantly emphasized that he respected neither the subjects, nor their opinions or desires. He thought nothing of killing test subjects en masse.
He demands that all subjects always follow his rules. Even Yoshka couldn't allow subjects to break any rules or refuse prizes, knowing that Kratkiy wouldn't like it. Apparently, Kratkiy is resourceful and creative in his challenges. Apparently, he values ​​precision and is fair to his subject show: in I.N.M.T. 7, after discovering that Pshika's votes were being manipulated, he reset them.
And Shorty protects Yoshka and pays special attention to him. He even threatened the objects with death if they so much as laid a finger on him. He respects and praises the work of his gardeners. However, he demands that the work be done well and precisely, otherwise punishment will follow. This can be seen in the example of the Evil Letter Sh, whom Shorty simply threw into the sky for failing to fulfill his duty, as well as in the example of Butylych, whom the host chose to help collect objects for testing, and whom he brutally executed when he failed to complete his task at I.N.M.T. 8.

And the Short is presented in the form of the 11th letter of the Russian alphabet (Й, Икратное (Й, И). It has dark pink skin color, thick arms and legs, which have a lighter shade, oval eyes with black thin rectangular pupils. It also has a dark maroon tangible blush in the form of two straight mustaches. Above his head hovers a superscript called a "beret".

At the end of I.N.M.T. 8 and beyond, Kratkiy became an order of magnitude dimmer in colors, and bags appeared under his eyes. Moreover, such changes were noticeable only after the symbol used a powerful magic beam.

Yoshka is a very kind, positive, sweet, sympathetic, and somewhat naive symbolar. In his interactions with the participants, as co-host I.N.M.T., Yoshka exhibits the exact opposite of I.Kratkiy: he cares for and worries about the subjects, doing everything he can to please them. He is sensitive to the moods of his charges, attentive to their emotional state, and can have heart-to-heart conversations with the participants, offering effective advice and an outside perspective on their problems. The symbolar likely has some knowledge of psychology: he advised Butylych and Bryalok to keep personal diaries and encouraged the former to open up about his experiences. Even if Yoshka is unable to help the subjects directly, he tries to encourage them and express his support.
When Yoshka performs various actions with objects (turns them into objects, changes their appearance), he holds a magic wand in his hands.
However, in I.N.M.T. 8 it became known that symbolar wands are held in their hands as an accessory, and they are not connected with magic.
When Yoshka performs magical actions with objects, the space around him takes on a dark purple hue, and small stars fly out of the object itself.
Yoshka knows about Klevi's existence, even though he was excluded before his arrival. Most likely, Short told his assistant about the excluded object before I.N.M.T. 6.
In the opening of I.N.M.T. 5, the outline of Yoshka's dots is darker than the outline of the body.
According to Zak, Yoshka is one of his favorite characters[3].
It's interesting that towards the end of I.N.M.T. 6, Yoshka's palette changed.

Yoshka is represented by two letters of the Russian alphabet—the sixth (E) and the seventh (Ё) (the letter E as a separate character does not exist in the author's alphabet). The current symbol design was established by I.N.M.T. 8. His eyes are large, with star-shaped highlights, pupils—dots with light highlights, and slightly thickened eyeliner on the sides, giving the cosmetic effect of eyeliner or eyeliner. Yoshka's body is lilac, with blush on his cheeks in the form of two slanted lines. His legs and arms are thick, a lighter shade than his torso. The superscript "two dots" hovers separately from the body and can change position relative to the torso depending on the symbol's emotional state.