Till

After the 7-year time skip, Till (now 28 years old) reappears completely transformed, leaving behind the impulsive teenager from Anakt Garden to become a hardened, pragmatic, and silent soldier of the human resistance that was led by the late Hyuna.
Mature Appearance: He cut his signature long, messy hair into a shorter, much more military-style cut. His physique is noticeably more robust and he is taller. The Ear Wound: During one of the resistance rescue missions, Till is shot, tearing off a piece of his left ear and leaving a very distinctive scar. Damaged Voice: The stadium explosion at the end of the first season severely damaged his throat. Although he is not completely mute, he spends most of his time without speaking, communicating with gestures or through written notes. New Skills: He has fully adapted to life outside the alien dome; he is now an expert in tactical combat and rides a motorcycle on sabotage missions.
Stoic personality: He lost his explosive temper. The Till of the timeskip is an extremely calm, melancholic man focused solely on the survival of the group.
The search for Mizi: His driving force is no longer childhood infatuation, but loyalty. He works tirelessly to locate Mizi and the other scattered survivors. His musical legacy: His days as the "Alien Stage rebel" are behind him. His iconic guitars are now part of an exhibit at the Segyein museum, making him a living legend to both aliens and oppressed humans.
Haunted by guilt: During the early years of the timeskip, Till lives in a state of severe trauma, constantly experiencing a vivid hallucination of Ivan (dubbed Hallucivan by the fandom), who silently stares at him. He later overcomes the trauma by embracing the hallucination of Ivan.

HYUNA: Distant and almost non-existent relationship after Hyuna's death in the destruction of the stadium where the Alien Stage tournaments were held.
SUA: Distant coexistence: In Anakt Garden, their relationship was that of two companions who shared the same space but inhabited different emotional worlds. The Mizi axis: The main link between them was Mizi. While Till observed Mizi from the shadows, Sua was her closest person and romantic interest. Indirect impact: Sua's execution in Round 1 destroyed the innocence of Anakt Garden, an event that marked Till as he witnessed Mizi's psychological collapse, forcing him to understand the brutal reality of the competition.
LUKA: Natural enemy: Luka represents everything Till detests: perfect submission to the alien system and the cold manipulation of emotions to win the show. The final showdown: In the Final Round, Till faces Luka directly in a chaotic musical duel (Wiege). Till sees him as the ultimate obstacle and indirectly responsible for Mizi's suffering in Round 5. No redemption: Unlike his complex dynamic with Ivan, Till's contempt for Luka is direct and emotionally unnuanced; he considers him a malleable tool of the Segyein.

The Spark of Obsession: Ivan, a genetically engineered human designed to be perfect and devoid of emotions, lived an empty existence. Everything changed when he witnessed Till's savage rebellion against the guards. For Ivan, Till's eyes, filled with rage and life, became the only real thing in an artificial world. The Escape Attempt: Ivan freed Till from his cell and dragged him away to escape. When Till stumbled and was nearly caught by the alien dogs, Ivan attacked a guard to draw attention away from them. Ivan sacrificed his own chance at freedom so that Till wouldn't suffer the worst punishment. Toxic Dynamics: Ivan would often physically provoke Till (stealing his Mizi drawings or harassing him) just to get a reaction from him. Traumatized by his owner's physical abuse, Till hated being touched and saw Ivan as an unbearable, cold-hearted bully.
Two distinct worlds: In their duel to the death, Till sang desperately, gazing out at the audience, searching for the "light" of Mizi (who had vanished). Ivan, on the other hand, sang staring directly at Till, for Till was his entire universe. The kiss and self-sabotage: Noticing that Till's collar was about to flash red (meaning Till's elimination for a low score), Ivan took control. He violated Till's personal space, kissed him on stage, and then squeezed his neck with his hands. The hidden strategy: By acting violently, Ivan caused the alien audience to drastically lower his score and raise Till's out of sympathy. Ivan chose to die, assuming the role of "villain," to ensure Till's survival in the competition.
"Hallucivan": For seven years after the stadium's destruction, Till lives severely traumatized and haunted by vivid hallucinations of Ivan. This ghost represents Till's immense guilt for having survived at the cost of the life of someone he never truly understood. Acceptance in Remember Everything.

Till's relationship with Mizi in Alien Stage is one of the most important emotional drivers of the series, evolving from an idealized childhood obsession in Anakt Garden to a mature acceptance and bond of mutual survival after the 7-year time jump.
Survival Mechanism: For Till, who suffered constant physical abuse at the hands of his owner Urak, Mizi was a symbol of purity and freedom. Watching her smile and play from a distance gave Till the mental strength to avoid psychological breakdown. Unrequited and Idealized Love: Till developed a deep, but entirely inward-looking, crush on Mizi. He dedicated his art, drawings, and musical compositions exclusively to her, though he was too shy and withdrawn to approach her or confess his feelings directly. Mizi's Perspective: Mizi always saw Till as a close friend and playmate in the garden. She was unaware of the intensity of Till's feelings, as his own romantic attention was entirely focused on Sua.
Singing to Save Her: Till's sole purpose in participating in Alien Stage was to protect Mizi and keep her safe. All his rage and musical passion on stage stemmed from the desire to get her attention and be her shield. The Breakdown in Round 6: During his battle against Ivan, Till sings "Cure," a song where he expresses his despair at seeing Mizi disappear from the tournament (after Round 5). In his mind, the world had gone dark because her "light" was no longer in the audience.
The end of the myth: After the seven-year time jump, the series reveals (especially through the official comic Remember Everything) that Till finally matures. He realizes that his intense devotion to Mizi was a "childish crush" brought on by the isolation and trauma of his childhood. Friends and allies in arms: Till lets go of his romantic feelings and the idealization he had of her. However, genuine affection remains.

Till's past in Alien Stage is marked by abuse, isolation, innate rebelliousness, and above all, his complex relationship with Ivan and his idealized devotion to Mizi. Like the other protagonists, Till grew up in Anakt Garden, the luxurious nursery/nursery where aliens raise humans as pets.
A monster's pet: Unlike Mizi or Sua, who had relatively "affectionate" owners, Till belonged to Urak, a violent and cruel alien. Physical and psychological abuse: Till spent much of his time locked in a small cage. Urak constantly beat him and deprived him of food to "mold his character," causing Till to develop a deep fear of confined spaces and severe trauma related to physical contact. Physical consequences: Due to hunger and confinement, Till's growth was stunted in his early years, making him noticeably shorter and more malnourished than the other children at Anakt Garden.

Alien Stage (ALNST) is a high-tech, deadly televised singing competition hosted by the Segyein (the aliens who invaded Earth). In this twisted reality show, humans are raised as pets and forced to sing to survive; the loser of each round is immediately executed.

Alien fascination: For the Segyein, human singing is equivalent to crying. They are fascinated by the sound of suffering, fear, and raw human emotions. The nursery: Before stepping onto the stage, the contestants grow up in Anakt Garden, a luxurious nursery/prison. There, they are trained to be perfect performers and monitored around the clock through hidden cameras in flowers. The categories of humans: The show uses both natural humans and genetically modified ones (like Ivan) and even artificial beings created with advanced technology (like Luka).

Duel Format: The competition functions as a single-elimination tournament (bracket style) where two contestants face off in duets on stage. Real-time scoring: A giant screen displays each participant's points based on votes from the alien audience and a panel of judges. Emotional indicators: The singers' necklaces or costumes measure their stress and health levels using colors (e.g., green indicates stability and red a stress-induced breakdown). The golden rule: Losing by a single point means instant death at the hands of the stadium's security systems.