Couch Analyst

Zhigul (Zhigulev Anatoly Maksimovich/Sober) is a taxi driver, an actor in his wife's (Zhanna) films, and a salesman of his own energy drink. He is the stereotypical boor and thug. Zhigul is not particularly intelligent. He is extremely irresponsible and risk-taking. He is usually rude, lazy, and indifferent to what is going on around him, but he is also decisive, confident, and cheerful. Since childhood, Zhigul has loved watching crime films and TV series. His favorite film, "Blue Glow of the Coffin," was directed by Donnie Sinizio, whose daughter he married.

At one point, he started working as a taxi driver. At the end of the first episode of "Armchair Analyst," Zhigul is driving DeLeonMuff VII, who tries to tell him about his plans, but Anatoly doesn't take the prince seriously and starts laughing at him, almost crashing into Prophet SunBoy's bus. Zhigul is a short, dark-haired man with a goatee and sideburns, wearing a taxi driver's eight-piece cap, a lilac sweater with a dark purple collar, shoulders, and cuffs, and lavender trousers. His partially unbuckled belt holds keys, a tool, and a switchblade. Zhigul is a very risky person; he drives at all speeds, which often leads to accidents.

A scientist and doctor in his own mental hospital. He studies blue blood. He's also a poet, physician, chemist, and lawyer. He's a proponent of progressive sofaism. Isidor Vitalyevich may look like a stereotypical Jew, but he's actually Scandinavian. Izya is a cunning and intelligent businessman. Of the three, he's the calmest and most level-headed. He's not as risky or rude as Zhigul. Through deception, he easily profits from people, and even once from the devil, thereby boosting the country's economy.

Izya is very afraid of high speeds. He has a severe case of tachophobia (fear of high speeds), which is why he constantly stops his Zhiguli and forbids him from speeding. His clothes were originally gray, but on June 3, 2021, his design was updated. The color scheme shifted more toward blue, a napkin pocket was added to his jacket, his beard became a bit fluffier, and a groin line appeared.

Lives in the Land of the Flaming Word. Kenneth is a minor character in the series "The Couch Analyst." He is the husband of the missing owner of the Hook Up coffee shop, who attempted to expose Angela Fox's lies. All that is known is that he was married to an unnamed owner of the Hook Up coffee shop, who then went missing.

At the same time, the Land of the Fiery Word was holding a presidential election, which was won by 22-year-old Angela Fox. Kenneth was greatly surprised by the fact that she had received votes in the south of the country, where he was from. Fox's demeanor, and especially her last name, suggested she was from the north, and the north and south had very tense relations. Kenneth is a tall, slender man with long white hair and a mustache. At the time of the event in the coffee shop, he was wearing a dark gray cowboy hat, a shirt, lighter jeans, and brown boots.

Amygdala is one of the main characters in the animated series "The Couch Analyst," the goddess of tranquility. One of the four deities of this world, she takes in all Aolytes after their death, plunging them into a kind of half-slumber, causing them to feel pleasure and peace without fully realizing their true selves. Amygdala has blue skin and blue-black hair. She wears a blue hat and dress, white gloves, and a pendant containing her second eye. Her tears are black. Very little is known about Amygdala's past. It is known for certain that a religion historically existed in the Fortress Kingdom that worshiped Amygdala. However, this religion presented its followers with an idealized image of her, which is why many, upon arriving at the goddess's presence after death, became disillusioned with her. After some time, Amygdala grew tired of this and began drinking heavily. Little can be said about Amygdala's character. All that's known is that she's willing to do anything to preserve the aolites, as demonstrated in the scene with DeLeonMuff VII, where she decided to return him to the world of the living so he could return to the "correct" faith, having first flattered him so he wouldn't doubt his actions. It's also known that Amygdala drinks heavily.

Eugene Fox and his sister, Angela, were born into a wealthy family in the northern Land of the Flaming Word. When they were children, their parents intervened in Sally Howard's path, leaving Eugene and Angela orphaned at the ages of 7 and 11, respectively. At first glance, Eugene Fox may seem taciturn and quiet, but this is far from the truth. Eugene clearly exhibits manic tendencies, as evidenced by the moment he plunged the hook into Kenneth's back. Officially, Eugene is also obsessively obsessed with young women, and when he sees them, he demands to know everything about them. Eleven years later, his sister won the presidential election for the Union of Right Forces, albeit through hypnosis of voters. Angela concocted a false biography for herself and her brother – that their parents were simple owners of the Hook Up coffee shop, and when she and Eugene were orphaned, the coffee shop was the only thing they had left of their parents. When the missing coffee shop owner's husband tried to kill Angela, Eugene wounded him from behind with a hook.

Angela Fox is the President of the Land of the Flaming Word. She won the election through dishonest means, and therefore maintains contact with the King of the Fortress Kingdom, DeLeonMuff VI, requesting the supply of hypnosis-enhanced picture tubes. Angela Fox and her brother, Eugene, were born into a wealthy family in the north of the Land of the Flaming Word. When they were children, their parents had a conflict with Sally Howard, leaving Angela and Eugene orphaned at the ages of 11 and 7, respectively. Angela Fox is an ambitious and decisive leader. To achieve her ambitions, she was willing not only to lie but also to literally brainwash her voters by using hypnosis-enhanced picture tubes.
At the same time, according to the official description, she strives for improvement, even though she is convinced that everything is already perfect.

DeLeonMuff VI (also known as the sixth king, King Ludwig) is one of the main antagonists of the animated series "The Armchair Analyst." He is the father of DeLeonMuff VII and the king of the Fortress Kingdom. He most likely succeeded his father and married Queen Belle, who died shortly afterward. After the queen's death, the cheerful and extremely religious king lost his self-control and faith in the Amygdala. However, he was never at a loss in such situations and could turn them to his advantage, but one incident almost made the public question his sanity. He subsequently forbade himself from public displays of emotion, as self-control becomes much more difficult with age. DeLeonMuff VI didn't see his son as a worthy heir to the throne. This, along with other, as yet unknown, factors, likely led him to attempt to kill him, assigning the prince various dangerous challenges, until one day he sent him outside the kingdom, secretly ordering his guards to kill his son. DeLeonMuff VI is extremely categorical and decisive, hiding any display of emotion, as seen when he was on the verge of a nervous breakdown at his son when he accidentally threw a table out of a window, but he restrained himself.

As king, he pursued a very harsh domestic policy, establishing a totalitarian regime in his state and waging an active fight against the Aolytes.

DeLeonMuff VII is the Prince of the Sofa Kingdom. He is extremely extravagant and impulsive, and can make rash decisions. It is known that he lost his mother in early childhood, and his father later took her photograph and box. It is also known that in childhood he became friends with Sir Alon, who, according to the latter, was his only friend. His father did not see DeLeonMuff VII as a worthy heir and constantly assigned him tests in the hope that his son would die during them. Finally, he sent the prince outside the kingdom, ordering the guards to kill DeLeonMuff VII during the test. However, the guards felt sorry for the prince because of his stupidity. DeLeonMuff VII is extremely extravagant and impulsive, and he can often make rash decisions without thinking about the consequences; during the process of making such decisions, the team of royal guards died. The king is also somewhat childish - when he By the time he was 16, he was still playing pirate, having tea parties with stuffed animals. He also exhibits a detachment from reality—when he stepped outside the kingdom, he wondered why it was so cold. All of the above may be a consequence of the early loss of his mother and the subsequent trauma. At the same time, he has a heightened sense of justice—when he appeared in the throne room, he wanted to "help people," which he did, albeit in a peculiar way—accidentally throwing the dining table out the window. He also, while on the brink of death, empathized with his citizens, enslaved by his father. DeLeonMuff is neurodivergent. DeLeonMuff VII is a short man wearing a fur hat with earflaps, a shirt and tie, a leather jacket, and a bandana with six skulls, which symbolize previous kings. As a prince, DeLeonMuff VII wore a white uniform, a clean mask, and a crown. DeLeon's mask can only be removed by himself. If anyone else tries, it will feel like a flaying. It's firmly attached to him. What lies behind the mask itself is a mystery. The mask conceals only his mouth.

Sir Alon is the Head of the Royal Guard. From childhood, he was trained in the guard so that he could grow up to be a worthy knight, but ultimately, at the age of 24, he was able to become the Supreme Commander. Although Alon grew up in very harsh military conditions, many of the joys of life were shown to him by his best friend, Prince DeLeonMuff VII. They have been friends almost since the very first day of the knight's service. Alon is a tall and stately man with sharp features and pale skin. He has medium-length light blue hair that is combed back. His face expresses constant fatigue or a frown, which reflects his reserved and stern character. Alon wears purple-blue armor with a minimalist yet elegant design. On his chest is a crest in the form of a crown, which personifies his service to the king. His outfit is complemented by a white cloak with purple-pink ends, which is attached to shoulders. His armor emphasizes his strong build, although he looks more like a man accustomed to his routine and workload than a demonstrative warrior. His gloves and boots are made in dark colors, completing the stern and combative appearance of the character. Sir Alon is characterized by strict discipline and impeccable devotion to his work for many years. In his youth, he was a gentle and kind person, who retained these traits even under the harsh conditions of service. His friendship with DeLeon is a key aspect of his life. Alon, most likely, turned out to be friendly to Leon at the beginning of their friendship; he was the only one who understood and supported the prince, who grew up in a difficult family environment, suffering from autism and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder. Alon showed special care for Leon, despite moments of frustration and outbursts of aggression due to misunderstanding of the prince's actions. But his gestures of kindness, such as giving a box with a reminder of his mother, symbolized sincere affection. From the official It is known from information that his mother was a doctor, and also that he had a younger sister.