13 cards

The Joker wears the typical jester's attire: brightly colored buttoned tights (in a palette of light blue, lime green, and navy), a skirt, pointed shoes, mismatched gloves, a colorful collar, and a cap with bells. He has curly, medium-length lime green hair, dark green eyebrows, pale skin, dark blue eyes with cat-like pupils, a mole on his right cheek, and prominent fangs. The Joker is never released from the map, which is why Waru helps him, and the Joker appears before him in shadow form.

Fëdor has brown hair that sticks up in the front, brown eyes, and a mole above his upper lip. He's usually seen wearing a black collared shirt with a yellow button-down shirt over it, jeans, and white sneakers. In the Fëdorx9 remake, the yellow shirt features a design that mimics the back of the magic deck. He's your little brother.

The King of Spades is strong, determined, and often gloomy. He is capable of taking responsibility and leading, but at the same time, he is disillusioned with people and disinclined to trust. The King of Spades often appears harsh, but there is a logic to his behavior: he protects his boundaries and dislikes having his authority questioned.

Romeo (King of Hearts) is a romantic and an aesthete. He's constantly falling in love, speaks beautifully, and enjoys compliments and making impressive gestures. Romeo lives by his emotions and strives to enjoy life, viewing routine as an annoying obstacle on the path to something beautiful.

The Umbrella (Jack of Clubs) is sensitive and cautious. They are prone to anxiety, try to avoid conflict and any danger, and often worry about trivial matters. However, the Umbrella is neither malicious nor selfish: they simply sense tension acutely and want everything to be calm and safe.

Varu (Jack of Spades) is a provocateur and jokester. He enjoys goading others, playing pranks, and testing how far he can push them. Varu doesn't so much want to cause harm as he does to elicit a reaction and be the center of attention. His humor is often caustic, and his actions are brazen, which regularly gets him into trouble.

Felix (Jack of Hearts) is an energetic optimist who genuinely wants everyone to be happy. He's open, friendly, and often tries to reconcile or cheer everyone up. But his kindness has its limits: if someone is being unfair, Felix can flare up and stand up for his principles—and it's best not to anger him.

Dante (King of Diamonds) is a philosopher and a lazy person. He can spend hours discussing the meaning of life, but he'll happily skip any work if he has the opportunity to simply sit and think. His laziness isn't malicious, but rather relaxed: Dante doesn't want to exert himself, but he's willing to generously share his wise (and sometimes paradoxical) thoughts.

Kuromaku (King of Clubs) is a pragmatist and perfectionist. He loves order, clear plans, and logical structures, strives to control everything, and often takes on the role of "organizer." Kuromaku prefers calculations to emotions, and deliberate steps to spontaneity. In everyday life, this translates into attempts to impose discipline on the other clones—which rarely ends in success.

Gabriel (Jack of Diamonds) is inquisitive. He often asks questions, is genuinely surprised by ordinary things, and seems to view the world with a childlike curiosity. Of all the clones, he is perhaps the quietest, but he is not passive: he simply prefers to observe and understand before acting.