Lololoshka - The First

ONLY PERYH AND EGRASSEL HAVE A SPARK!!!

During the period when Tadmavriel lost his source of power, but had not yet gone underground, his character changed greatly - he was no longer the powerful "Father", but a broken, but still stubborn elf.

What is happening to him at this moment?
A feeling of emptiness and powerlessness. He was accustomed to feeding on the power of the infected and the blood of the Origin—and now that connection has been severed. For him, it's not just a loss of abilities, but as if "a part of him has been removed." Hence the inner emptiness, irritability, and sudden mood swings.
Bitter clarity. Without the power to fuel him, he begins to see the consequences of his decisions more clearly: how much he destroyed, how he betrayed his son, how he used the Church of Purification as a tool. But instead of remorse, bitterness often follows: he refuses to admit he was wrong, and rages at the world for "taking away" his right to control everything.
Stubbornness and pride. Even weakened, he's unwilling to admit defeat. He doesn't seek sympathy or ask for help. Rather, he'll try to cling to old knowledge and habits, pretending everything is under control.
Cold rationality. Lacking the emotions previously fueled by power, he becomes more calculating: less pathos, more cold analysis. He seeks new leverage, a new foothold, but without the same sweeping scope.
Loneliness and alienation. Those who once worshiped him as "Father" now either fear him or don't see his former power. He senses this and maintains a distance, almost contemptuous, to hide his vulnerability.
How does this manifest itself in behavior?
He speaks less, but every word is firm and precise, without unnecessary explanation.
He can abruptly cut off his interlocutor if he asks “uncomfortable” questions about his strength or past.
In decisions, he relies on science and logic, not on faith or power: “If I cannot take by force, I will take by knowledge.”
Sometimes fatigue and bitterness slip through, but he immediately hides it behind sarcasm or a dry tone.

Creates an infected skint and anti-skint, can infect and control infected.
Absorbs the power of infected creatures to fuel itself.
He possesses virtual immortality thanks to the blood of the Beginning - a force that is alien to the concepts of life and death.
Wields the Spear of the Father.

Who is he and what is his role?

Tadmavriel is the main antagonist of the "Heart of the Universe" season and a secondary antagonist in "Point of No Return." He is an elven scientist who created the corrupted skint and founded the Church of Purification. Initially, he wanted to bring good to the Archaean, but after the death of his wife, Teirassa, he fell into despair, attempted to resurrect her, and ultimately connected with the power of a being called the Beginning—this transformed him into the "Father" we see in the season. A significant plotline revolves around his relationship with his son, Egrasel: Tadmavriel used his son's powers for his experiments and, at some point, betrayed him.

Appearance

At first, Tadmavriel looked like a typical high elf: long, pointed ears, slender arms, white (or gray) hair, and pale green eyes. He wore a pale green cloak/robe, a brown belt, pants, and boots.

After the infection, his appearance began to change: his eyes glowed purple, his body became covered in infected skinth, and his left hand transformed into a clawed paw. He later learned to control the skinth: he removed it from his chest, leaving it only on his shoulders and right eye, and began wearing a purple cloak over his old clothes. After losing his power source, the skinth crystals almost disappeared—only his purple eyes remained.

Character

Before the tragedy, he was a wise, respected scientist who sincerely sought to develop Archaea.
After the death of his wife, he became withdrawn and strict, considered his son a burden, and became increasingly absorbed in his research.
During the infection, he was cruel, domineering, obsessed with "science" and control over life and death. He put his experiments above the feelings of his loved ones.
Later, when the world had changed greatly and he was almost forgotten, loneliness made him softer, but the former purity of thoughts was no longer there.
Abilities and important details

:Johnoloshka (aka Lolodjon or Lodjon) is a fusion of two characters from the MrLololoshka universe: Lololoshka and John Davey Harris (JDH).

Where did he come from?
This fusion appears in the "Heart of the Universe" story arc. Lololoshka and JDH can merge into a single personality—and this combined version is called Jonoloshka. The name stuck thanks to a vote in the author's Telegram channel, although the version "Lodzhon" is more commonly used in the script.

What does he look like and what is his character like?
The appearance is conditionally divided in half: the left side is from Lololoshka, the right side is from JDH.
He shares traits with both characters, but at the same time, he develops his own identity—a character that isn't simply the sum of the two, but something new. Jonoloshka is distinguished by his heightened selflessness and self-confidence.
He can use the abilities of both: magic and melee combat.
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John Davey Harris (JDH) is an alternate version of Lololoshka from another universe.
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Character
Emotional and talkative. He often interrupts others, and almost every word he says is accompanied by a joke or sarcasm.
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Frivolous, childish. Makes funny faces a lot, behaves like a child or a "grown-up hooligan."
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Spontaneous and unpredictable, his actions often go beyond expectations.
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Toxic and indifferent to others, he carefully chooses his words to humiliate his opponent and demonstrate his own genius.
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He possesses a wealth of knowledge that even Jodah lacks. Despite his childish nature, he continues to improve his knowledge because he hates not knowing anything.
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He's selfish. He doesn't have many friends. The only person who could stand to be with him for more than five minutes was Molly, but John didn't care about her even at the peak of their relationship. He only considers Simon Solus a friend, but to him, he's also a "thing," since John created him.
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Appearance
JDH is virtually identical in appearance to Lololoshka, but instead of the usual hoodie and pants, he wears a white business suit. His scarf and glasses are orange instead of blue. When he first appeared, he wore an orange Interworld mask. His body is identical to Lololoshka's, with the exception of his fingerprints. He stands approximately 190 centimeters tall.
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Attitude towards Lololoshka
Despite his selfish nature, thanks to contact and communication with Lololoshka, John began to gradually change for the better and become more empathetic to the feelings of others.

Amarin is an anthropomorphic creature with a slender build. Here are its distinguishing features:

Pale skin.
Long white hair with blue ends.
The ears are gill-like and have a pale blue border.
Light blue pupils.
He is wrapped in a light black and white robe with gold elements, which ends at about knee level.
Below the shoulders he wears gold bracelets.
The area of ​​the arms below the elbows is also blue.
On one of the legs there is a gold bracelet, but there are no shoes.
Special Feature: When Amarin is underwater, he develops a blue mermaid tail.
Character

The character has a rather contradictory, but harmonious set of traits:

Polite and calm, yet adheres to rather outdated norms of etiquette.
He blindly believes in “The Voice” and considers the disappearances (which are discussed in the season’s plot) not death, but a transfer to another, better world.
When it comes to friendship or his own life, he can be very embarrassed.
He sometimes considers himself strange and unworthy of attention.
Likes to speak in riddles.
He has some fear of the unknown, is not too prone to conflict and tries to reconcile the parties (this is clearly visible in the plot lines of his coalition in the second stage).
At the same time, he is friendly and open to communication - Lololoshka became the first guest in his world in a very long time.
Other information

Role in the plot: Amarin is a supporting character in the "Workshop" season. He is a member of the Secret Knowledge Coalition, and Lololoshka was accidentally teleported to him. Amarin shares information with Lololoshka that, according to the rules of Secret Knowledge, should not be revealed to the "uninitiated."
Past: In his home world, Amarin was a merman (that is, a creature with a tail), and outwardly he was almost indistinguishable from others, except for his clothing.
Abilities: Has strategic thinking, is proficient with firearms, is an excellent swimmer and, as already mentioned, can take human form (and acquires a mermaid tail underwater).

Archaea was a world like hundreds of others in the 993rd reality. It was home to numerous races, all of whom had always lived in isolation from one another, though treaties and trade relations existed between them. Each race excelled in a particular field: humans mastered landownership and livestock breeding, dwarves worked with minerals and stone, birds—ravens, owls, and hawks—hunted, though they often found it difficult to find common ground even among themselves, orcs earned their living through commissions and menial labor, as they were less developed and led a nomadic lifestyle, and elves had a strong predisposition toward science.

Zeitharion
It's important to clarify here: Zeitharon is a real person (a writer and developer on Lololoshka's team), not a game character, so he doesn't have a "game appearance" in the style of the seasons.

Appearance

There are almost no public photos of Zeitarion (aka Samat Gilmanov) available—he doesn't strive for media attention and doesn't appear in Roma's videos. In fan art and memes, he is sometimes depicted as a furry character (he has connections to the furry community) or as a character inspired by the game Ori (which is where his username comes from). However, these are fan interpretations, not his actual appearance.

Character

From interviews, posts, and season-ending tributes, the following portrait emerges:

Hardworking and dedicated, he wrote the entire plot for the "New Generation" season—it was his first major experience in screenwriting, and he invested a lot of effort into it.
He's prone to burnout. He's even admitted to taking vacations and then returning due to heavy workloads. This suggests he takes the quality of his work seriously and struggles with overload.
A team player, he always speaks warmly of his colleagues in his thanks, highlights their contributions, and values ​​teamwork.
Modest. He dislikes the spotlight, preferring to stay behind the scenes and focus on the product rather than himself.
Role in Lololoshka projects

Zeitharion is not just a screenwriter, but a multidisciplinary team member:

Screenwriter. He wrote the main plot, dialogue, and story arcs. His contribution to "The New Generation" was particularly significant, as he was responsible for the entire story structure.
Programmer and technical specialist. Worked on scripts, mechanics, and integrating story elements into the build.
Builder and location designer. Helped create the worlds in which the action unfolds.
Translator and localizer. Participated in adapting mods and texts to ensure everything sounded natural in Russian.
Storytelling Team Member. Part of the core team responsible for the narrative and cohesiveness of the seasons.

Perfectionism and self-criticism. He takes his work very seriously. In his posts, he often reflects on his mistakes, analyzing what worked and what didn't. For him, seasons aren't just content, but projects into which he invests a lot of effort.
Quiet confidence. Unlike more emotional screenwriters, the Archmage often acts as the "voice of reason" and structure. He's the one who maintains the scope and prevents the story from collapsing under its own weight.
An unexpected softness. For all his seriousness, he has funny and very human details: he loves noodles (especially Korean guksu) and at one point, his in-game skin was almost identical to Jodah's—as if he wanted to be part of this epic story.
Appearance and image

In public spaces (social media, Discord), the Archmage maintains an image that balances between "serious manager" and "one of the guys":

In Minecraft, his skin stylistically references magic and epicness (hence the nickname "Eternal Archmage"), and at one point was almost a copy of Jodah.
In photos and on social media, he looks like an ordinary young man without any ostentatious celebrity airs. His style is casual and relaxed.
An important detail of his character is not so much his appearance as his voice in the lore. Fans often attribute the scale and heaviness of certain plot twists to his influence.
Connections to characters and seasons

His contribution is best seen through specific characters and seasons:

Jodah. Although Jodah appeared before the Archmage, it was under him that the character gained the depth and dimension that fans so cherish. The Archmage helped transform Jodah from a powerful antagonist into a complex, almost tragic character with enormous responsibilities.
"God's Game." The season where the story became truly multilayered for the first time, with divine intrigues and complex moral choices.
"The Ideal World." The most "Archmagic" season in spirit. Dystopia, control, artificial intelligence, and the loss of freedom—these are themes he finds particularly relatable.

Archmage Eternal (aka Alexander Lopatin) is one of the key figures in the creation of the Lololoshka seasons. He's not just "another writer," but someone who has largely shaped the scope and philosophy of the universe.

Role in the project: from builder to world architect

His journey within the Storytelling Team was very varied, with roles constantly changing:

The creator of the ideas and the architect of the lore. It was the Archmage who laid the foundational concepts that later became fleshed out. For example, he conceived the basis of the "Perfect WORLD" season: the domed Alt City, the Radiance Project, the fate of the ruined world, and the design of Raya Prime. This was the transition from "simple Minecraft adventures" to a complex dystopia.
Screenwriter. In the "God's Game" season, he started small (for example, writing "Jodah's Journal"), but by the end of the season, he was actively creating dialogue and scenes. In "A Perfect World," he wrote the entire 37th episode and became the head writer.
Builder. He not only imagined worlds on paper, but also built them in-game. Jodah's room, the Order tree, Katrina's workshop—these were his creations. It was important to him that the visuals matched the concept.
Project Manager. After "The Ideal World," Archmage became the manager of the entire team. He coordinated the work of the writers (including Kamysh), builders, and programmers, ensuring that all the pieces of the puzzle fit together.
Lyricist. He even wrote lyrics for songs integrated into the seasons (for example, for tracks by the band "Voskhod").
Character

Alexander is a man who combines a systematic approach with creative passion.

An "engineer's" view of history. He has two degrees (chemical engineering and applied mathematics and physics), and this is evident in his approach to lore: he loves to build clear systems, rules, and cause-and-effect relationships. His worlds aren't chaotic—they have an internal logic.

Let's break it down point by point! Kamysh (her real name is Tasya) is a prominent figure on the Storytelling Team, which creates the story-driven seasons for Lololoshka. I've compiled the key facts about her.
Character

Tasya is a proactive and passionate person. She's open in conversation, loving to share her thoughts on plot, lore, and the storytelling process. Her approach, however, is serious: she delves deeply into details, exploring character motivations and the connections between events. At the same time, she's not above self-criticism—in her posts, she analyzes both successful and unsuccessful decisions, reflecting on what could have been done differently. Fans are also prone to debate: sometimes, individual plot twists from the seasons she's written are discussed in the comments, so her work certainly doesn't leave her audience indifferent.

Appearance

Tasya has a distinctive appearance: she often wears her hair in a ponytail or braid and loves brightly colored clothes and accessories (like unusual earrings or bracelets). Overall, her style can be described as informal and creative, which fits well with her role on the creative team.

Role in the project

Her key role is scriptwriter, and at one point, she even held the position of head scriptwriter for the story-driven seasons. She didn't join the team from the very beginning: around episode 41 of the "Perfect World" season, Tasya began writing scripts under the editorship of the Archmage, and after the Archmage and Veronica left the head scriptwriter position, she took over the role entirely. Under her leadership, seasons such as "The Voice of Time" and "Thirteen Lights" were released.

There was a break later: after the finale of "Thirteen Lights," Tasya temporarily left the team. But in January 2024, after the start of the "Final Reality" season, she returned—though with a slight adjustment to her approach to work.

Overall, her contribution is the development of storylines, dialogue, quests, and how the stories develop characters and the lore of the universe.

You're referring to Roman Filchenkov (aka MrLololoshka)—he's the one who created and develops the Lololoshka universe. I've compiled details about his character, communication style, and appearance—but I'll be clear: this is about Roma himself, not his character (who has his own story and image).

Character
Kind and cheerful. Many fans note his positive attitude—he knows how to lighten the mood and often jokes in his streams and videos.
Open and sincere, Roma readily shares various moments from his life with the audience, discusses his hobbies, and even personal struggles (for example, he mentioned that he suffers from idiopathic urticaria).
Goal-oriented. Launching and maintaining a popular channel for so long is already a testament to his tenacity. He's constantly experimenting: in addition to Minecraft, he's tried other games, launched streams, and developed related projects.
Sometimes he can be absent-minded or impulsive, which comes across in informal settings, making him more relatable to the audience.
Manner of speech
In his streams and videos, his speech is lively, informal, with slang and jokes—he communicates with his audience as an equal.
He often improvises and picks up on themes raised by the audience.
He can be emotional: genuinely surprised, laughing, sometimes slightly irritated - this creates the effect of a confidential conversation.
can swear
Appearance
Height is about 185 cm, weight is approximately 78 kg.
He has light hair, usually cut short.
There are some minor peculiarities: for example, he wears glasses (due to poor eyesight). He wears a white T-shirt and pink or plaid pajama pants.
Roma is quite open in his communication with fans, so it's easy to get this impression from his streams and interviews.

Who are the First?
This is a union of powerful planeswalkers who were once close to Egrasel, the elf who granted them their power. Among the First Ones: Lololoshka, Valdhar, Guah'tksh'khtar, Nardush, Tuilin, Falinda, and others.
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Their key feature is a huge reserve of Spark (the ability to travel interdimensionally) and its accelerated regeneration, making them significantly stronger than ordinary planeswalkers. The First Ones are millions of years old.
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History and Mission
Initially, the First Ones actively spread the Spark across worlds. They created a device called "Departure" for traveling between parallel realities.
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A key moment in their story involves Egrassel and his father, Tadmavriel. Tadmavriel infected himself with corrupted skint and, having gained power, sought to spread his "goodness" throughout the multiverse. Egrassel attempted to seal him, but Tadmavriel took control of Egrassel's powers. Ultimately, Egrassel was forced to seal himself and his father. Before doing so, he ordered the First Ones to seal the Archaean homeworld and continue their mission of spreading the Spark.
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After the loss of Egrassel, the First Ones fell out among themselves and dispersed to different realities. Lololoshka was the only one left from the original group and continued his wanderings.
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Important details
Connection to Egrassel: The First Ones have elven blood in their veins, which Egrassel passed on along with the Spark.
Archean Veil: It was erected by the First Ones at the request of Egrasel.
Status: According to the First Mother, the Firsts are the second most powerful force in the universe, second only to herself.

The pride of a master and a warrior. Gwindir isn't just a fighter—he likely forged his own equipment, and sees his skill reflected in every piece. Praise for his work is precious to him, and disdain is almost a personal insult.

Gwindir is one of the First and the wearer of the Red Mask, and he is a dwarf.

In appearance, Gwindir is a strong, stocky man with the pronounced muscles typical of dwarves: he exudes strength and endurance, and his stance, with his hands on his hips, emphasizes confidence and readiness for action. He has dark, tousled hair, a short beard, and a mustache; on his face, a scar or stylized mark near his eye adds a stern look.

His outfit—a practical combat suit in red and black—features a burgundy vest over a black tank top, matching pants, chunky boots, knee and elbow pads, belts, and other equipment—all suggest he's a fighter accustomed to combat and long marches. His look is rugged, yet thoughtful: every element seems chosen for purpose, not aesthetics.
Straightforwardness and honesty are the dwarven way. He dislikes flowery speeches and diplomacy: if he thinks something, he'll say it bluntly, even if it's harsh. For him, a word is a commitment, and a promise made in the forge or by the fire is the equivalent of a blood oath.
Perseverance and hard work. Like a typical dwarf, Gwindir is accustomed to seeing any task through to completion, even if the path is thorny. He won't back down from a challenge and would rather smash a wall with his forehead than admit it's insurmountable.
Loyalty to his clan and comrades. For him, the concept of "family" extends beyond blood ties: it encompasses a fighting squad, the masters of the same forge, and those who watched his back in battle. He does not forgive betrayal, and he values ​​loyalty above gold.
Hot-tempered, but not vindictive. Gwindir can flare up over trivial matters—especially if the clan's honor or his personal prowess are at stake—but he quickly cools. His anger is like a forge: hot, yet controlled.
Practical and down-to-earth. He values ​​tangible things: good armor, reliable weapons, strong beer, a warm fireplace. Abstract philosophical debates tire him, but an argument over which alloy holds an edge better can drag on until dawn.

Kirilmael is one of the First, the owner of the Blue Mask.

This is an elf: he has pointed ears, refined features, and silvery-ash hair, pulled back into a neat hairstyle. The character's height is approximately 180–190 cm (judging by the scale in the background).

Kirilmael is dressed in an elegant outfit in a white and blue palette: a long light coat (or robe) with contrasting trim, a black belt, dark trousers, and shoes. The suit's color scheme combines cool shades—from milky white to turquoise and black.
Character: Restraint and composure, Analytical mind, Sense of duty and discipline.

Participation in key decisions of the First Circle. It was Nartush who often spoke out warnings about cascading effects: for example, that the erasure of the Organization could cause unpredictable shifts in other lines.
Connections with other characters

Lololoshka. They have a relationship of cautious respect: Nartush sees in Lololoshka the potential to change reality, but constantly reminds her of the cost of such changes. Sometimes she acts as a "voice of caution" when Lololoshka wants to take radical action.
Waldhar. They're complete opposites in temperament: an impulsive bon vivant versus a cold fatalist. They don't fight, but they often argue about methods. At the same time, they back each other up in critical situations.
Tuilin. There's mutual trust between them: Tuilin values ​​his ability to see the consequences, and Nartush respects her straightforwardness and willingness to take responsibility.
Guakh'tksh'khtar. Nartush and him have a more technical, working relationship: together they worked on the mechanisms of the Departure, with Nartush responsible for stabilization and Guakh for the architecture of the transitions.
Interesting moments in the lore

In one scene, Nartush explains to Lololoshka that "breaking time spheres is like cutting the ropes on a ship: sometimes it saves, but more often it sinks everyone." This phrase has become something of a meme in the fan community.
His mask is considered one of the most "subtle" in its tuning: it does not so much enhance strength as it filters distortions, allowing one to see the structure of reality more clearly.
Nartush was the one who first noticed the growing anomalies that led to the crisis in Archea, and tried to convey this to the circle of the First Ones before the situation got out of control.

Nartuš is one of the First (First Planeswalkers/Betweenworlders) in the lore of the seasons "Heart of the Universe" and "Point of No Return".

Appearance

Tall, thin, with pale skin and long dark hair braided into braids.
The eyes are almost completely black - without a pronounced iris, which emphasizes its "interworldly" nature.
He wears dark blue armor with patterns reminiscent of the starry sky and a deep blue mask.
There is a smoothness and a certain “unearthly” fluidity in his movements: it seems as if he reacts to gravity a little slower or a little differently.
Character

A silent observer, Nartush rarely speaks first, preferring to listen and draw conclusions. His remarks are usually laconic but very pithy.
A fatalist. He believes that many events are already predetermined, and the task of the First Ones is not to change reality at any cost, but to guide it so that there are no "tears in the fabric of worlds."
Patient, but merciless to those who deliberately disrupt the structure of reality. If he sees someone blatantly distorting timelines without understanding the consequences, he can act harshly.
He is reserved about impulsive decisions (he often disagrees with Valdhar on this point). However, he respects Lololoshka's determination, provided it is backed by an understanding of the scale of the matter.
Abilities and Role

Probability Vision. Unlike simply reversing time, Nartush is able to "probe" nearby branches of reality and see how a small change will affect the overall structure of the multiverse. This is not absolute foresight, but rather a risk assessment.
Temporal Rift Stabilization. His specialty is "sewn" cracks in spacetime to prevent them from growing. To do this, he uses not only the Spark but also special techniques associated with his mask.
Travel between worlds and fine-tune transitions. Can create safe "windows" between realities, minimizing side effects.

Tuilin. There's a constant, slight tension between them: Tuilin disapproves of Valdhar's riotous lifestyle and boastfulness, and he doesn't particularly hide the fact that her strictness irritates him.
The rest of the First (Egrassel, Guakh'tksh'khtar, etc.) are part of the general circle, but behave more freely, often acting as the "voice of action" where others are inclined to long discussions

Valdhar is one of the First Ones (First Planeswalkers/Betweenworlders) in the lore of the Heart of the Universe and Point of No Return seasons.

Appearance

A bald, middle-aged man with grey-green eyes.
Wears dark armor and a grey mask.
On the forehead there is a pattern that repeats the ornament of the masks of the First Ones (looks like a tattoo).
Character

Valdhar is a flamboyant, eccentric and controversial character:

A bon vivant and a hedonist, he loves to eat, drink, and share stories of his adventures—which often leads to clashes with more reserved Firsts (for example, Tuilin).
A joker, but not a fool. He often rushes Lololoshka, calls his rationality "boring," cracks jokes (including meme references), but is also capable of serious and thoughtful decisions.
He doesn't tolerate insults and reacts sharply if his dignity is violated.
Kind and compassionate. Despite his bravado, he's willing to listen to Lololoshka's advice and help when it's truly needed.
Claustrophobic. Extremely nervous in confined spaces, even to the point of panic attacks.
Abilities and Role

Like all Firsts, Valdhar possesses a colossal supply of Spark and is virtually ageless. His key abilities include:

Moving between realities and in time using a mask.
Time Rollback - can adjust small time periods.
High survivability and physical endurance, typical of the First.
He participated in large-scale decisions of the First Circle and worked closely with Lololoshka: together they carried out forays, searched for clues, and tried to understand the crises of the multiverse.

Connections with other characters

Lololoshka. They have a friendly, almost partner-like relationship: Valdhar often pushes Lololoshka to take more decisive action, and Lololoshka, in turn, balances Valdhar's impulsiveness. Lololoshka often helps him out (for example, by helping him with injuries or calming him during claustrophobic attacks). Incidentally, it was Valdhar who first began calling Lololoshka by the abbreviated name "Lo."

Falinda is one of the First Ones (First Planeswalkers) in the lore of the Heart of the Universe and Point of No Return seasons.

Appearance

Falinda is an anthropomorphic owl (barn owl). Like the other First Ones, she wears a mask—hers is yellow. The rest of her appearance emphasizes her nature: feathers, characteristic owl features, but a completely humanlike posture and movements.

Character

Relatively little is known about Falinda's character: she appears infrequently in the plot and is rarely involved in the key debates of the First Ones. She can be described as reserved and focused. She tends to act when she believes an intervention is necessary, rather than for the sake of discussion.

Abilities and Role

Travel between realities. Like all Firsts, Falinda is capable of traveling between worlds and influencing space-time structures.
Mastery of the Yellow Mask. The mask enhances her ability to transition between worlds.
Participation in the creation of the Dispatch. Falinda was among those who helped lay the foundations of the mechanisms linking worlds and distributing the Spark.

Guah'tksh'khtar (Guah) is one of the First (First Interworlders/Planewalkers) in the lore of the seasons "Heart of the Universe" and "Point of No Return".

Appearance

Guah is a crimson-like creature: he has an insectoid form, a black body, bright red eyes, two pairs of arms, wings, and a small tail. He wears crimson armor. He is distinguished by his very short stature—even shorter than Mrk'grsh'traklar. Unlike most other First Ones, he does not wear a mask: Guah believes his will is strong enough and does not require the support of an artifact.

Character

For a purple-headed person, Guah is surprisingly friendly—a rarity for his race. He's conservative and willful, but tries to remain neutral in disputes and avoid pressuring others when making decisions. His relationship with Lololoshka is more of a respectful, businesslike one: together, they created important mechanisms of the multiverse.

Abilities and Role

A huge reserve of Spark and almost complete absence of aging - like all the First.
Movement between realities and in time, including without a mask (by willpower).
High Intelligence: Guah is one of the creators of the Departure (along with Lololoshka). The Departure is a large-scale mechanism related to the distribution of the Spark and interaction with the space between worlds.
Participated in the creation and configuration of the First's mask system and in key decisions of the First's circle, including the installation of the Veil over Archaea.
Connection with other characters

Lololoshka: a partner in the creation of the Dispatch; between them, there is more of an alliance based on mutual respect for intellect and the scale of the task.
Tuilin, Egrassel, Valdhar and other Firsts: part of the same circle, but Guah keeps himself a little apart due to his “I don’t need a mask” attitude and desire for neutrality.

Tuilin (Tuilin)

Tuilin is one of the First Ones, an elf, and an important figure in the Heart of the Universe season.

Appearance: A tall, pale-skinned elf with chestnut hair and green eyes. She wears dark armor and a green mask with a pattern on her cheeks.
Personality. Friendly but brash. She treats Egrassel, Lololoshka, and Guah'tksh'khtar well, and is capable of outright condemning someone for questionable actions (for example, Egrassel for hiding his ailing father). However, she dislikes Valdhar for his dissolute lifestyle.
Abilities and Role. As one of the First, Tuilin possesses a vast supply of Spark, is virtually ageless, and is capable of shifting between realities and reversing time. She uses a mask to transition between worlds.

2. Lololoshka - Owner of the purple mask
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At that time, Lololoshka was goal-oriented, active, and responsible. He sincerely shared the mission of the First Ones—to spread the Spark across the multiverse. At the same time, he retained the very trait that would later manifest itself in his actions: he was easygoing and not particularly talkative, which is why his comrades often used him as an errand boy. At the same time, he remained kind and fair, trying to act honestly and give people a second chance. He sometimes displayed frivolity and naivety, which could lead him to make questionable decisions, but this did not diminish his sincere desire to help.

Appearance

His appearance was quite memorable:

Height: about 190 cm.
The skin is pale.
Eyes are brown.
Hair - light brown, cut short, with bangs slightly slanted to the left.
Clothing: a white hoodie with a soft blue tint, black stripes on the puffy sleeves, and black laces.
Accessories include white headphones with black ear pads and blue inserts, as well as decorative blue glasses with bluish lenses.
There is also a black suit (armor) with purple inserts and a cape

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Role in the affairs of the First Ones. Lololoshka wasn't just a member of the association—he actively participated in key projects. For example, it was he who, at Egrasel's request, installed the Archean Veil. He also contributed to the creation of the Departure—a device for traveling between parallel realities.
Strength. He had a huge supply of Spark, which possessed a "certain independence" from its host. This allowed him to unconsciously share his power with infected beings without experiencing significant fatigue.
Connection with Egrasel. The First Ones received their powers from Egrasel—he imbued them with the Spark and taught them how to use it. Lololoshka was one of his closest allies.

Role in the plot
Egrassel has a very significant role.
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He is the creator of the First Ones. It was he who empowered and trained the very first planeswalkers.
He is one of the creators of the interworld masks (along with Lololoshka).
Egrassel gave the name and meaning to the term "Betweenworlders": he called himself, the First Ones, and the planeswalkers by this name. He also called the First Mother (Beginning) "First."
When Tadmavriel became completely infected, Egrassel first tried to help his father, but, realizing the futility of his attempts, he resorted to self-sacrifice.
At Egrasel's request, the First Ones sealed the Archaea and erected the Veil.
The First Ones have the elven blood of Egrasel in their veins - he passed it on along with the Spark.

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An interesting detail: Egrassel and Lololoshka had been close friends in the past, but due to memory loss, Lololoshka didn't remember this. It was implied that Lololoshka was the first person with whom Egrassel shared the blood of the First Mother.

Character
Egrassel is an elf, and he exhibits the typical traits of his race: tall stature, pointed ears, light hair, and long, slender arms. He is calm, good-natured, and reasonable by nature. He is also quite educated, often using metaphors and epithets in his speech.
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But there's an important detail: Egrassel had long been deeply dependent on his father, Tadmavriel. Almost his entire life, he sought to assist his father in his research, hoping to earn attention and praise. Even after accepting the gift of the First Mother (Between Worlds), he did so primarily for his father's sake—he wanted to show him what true goodness is.
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At a critical moment, when Tadmavriel became infected with the corrupted skint and his personality practically disappeared, Egrassel first tried to help his father by transferring part of his Spark and the power of the First Ones. When this didn't work, he realized his mistake and took the extreme step of sealing himself and his father in the estate and then calling upon the First Ones. Ultimately, Egrassel accepted that his former father was gone, and in episode 57, he asked Lololoshka and JDH to kill himself—to stop giving his father his power and break the seal.
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Appearance
Egrassel looks like a typical Archean elf. In his normal attire, he wears a pale gray shirt, over which lies a green cloak with gold trim and rolled-up sleeves. He also wears a belt with a small pouch, brown pants, and gray boots.
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At the moment of his father's sealing, he was wearing more expensive clothes: brown with skint trim and its crystals on the shoulders.
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The main detail that immediately makes his mask stand out is that it is purple, like Lololoshka's, but with a significant difference - a crystal of pure skint is located on the forehead.

What does this have to do with the "First Interworlders"? The First Ones themselves (including Lololoshka) are often referred to as interworlders in the lore. The fact is that the inhabitants of Archaea nicknamed the First Ones this for their ability to travel between parallel realities. And Egrassel was, in fact, the one who originally imbued them with the power of the Spark and taught them how to use it. In other words, he is the creator of the First Ones, and through them, the very idea of ​​"interworlders" in this world.
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Regarding the connection with Lololoshka. There's an important nuance in the plot: once upon a time, Egrassel and Lololoshka were close friends. The problem is, Lololoshka forgot about this due to memory loss. Moreover, Egrassel was apparently the first person with whom Lololoshka received the Spark—Egrassel's alternative calendar even counts from this day. Egrassel considered Lololoshka (like JDH) his "interworldly brother."

Egrassel is an elf and a key character. He is the son of the scientist Tadmavriel. After the death of his mother (Teyrassa), his father embarked on dangerous experiments and became infected with a corrupted skint. Egrassel, wishing to save his father, answered the call of the First Mother (Beginning), who granted him the Spark. He decided to carry this light across the worlds to heal his father.
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To spread his power, Egrassel gathered a group of the most powerful beings—they are called the First Ones. He shared the Spark with them. But the attempt to heal his father failed: during the ritual, Tadmavriel, possessed by the infection, latched onto his son and began to feed on his power.
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Realizing his father was lost and posed a threat to the multiverse, Egrassel made a difficult decision. He summoned the First Ones and asked them to place a powerful seal on the Archaea to isolate the threat. He then voluntarily sealed himself and his father in the ancestral estate in Gahledol. In doing so, he became Tadmavriel's eternal source of power—and simultaneously his jailer.
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Later, when Lololoshka and John reached the estate, Egrassel briefly awoke. He explained the family's tragedy and the true nature of the Father. Realizing that only his death would deprive Tadmavriel of his source of power, Egrassel made his final choice: he asked Lololoshka and John to kill him. With this self-sacrifice, he severed the bond that powered the Father and saved the multiverse from the spread of the infection.