Lololoshka and his friends

Description
Skyzern was a fairly advanced world where magic and technology coexisted. The world was likely located in the sky and had a fairly advanced architecture.

From here came Jodah and Jace, both members of the Avi family, known in Scythern for their ability to drain life from other beings.

The Skyzern are a race of beings who formerly inhabited the dimension of Skyzern. Their homeworld was destroyed, but Jodah and Dovin Baan managed to save part of the population and create a new artificial world for them, Blueleaf.

Appearance
Skyzerners are indistinguishable from humans, save for the presence of medium-sized white wings and a feathered tail. They also have pointed, feathered ears. The average height for Skyzerners is 173 cm.[2]

Capabilities
The Skyzerners have no unique abilities (with the exception of Avi's family). In ancient times, they were capable of flight, but with the development of magic and technology, they preferred teleportation[3] and levitation[4] over standard flight. Wings and tails have become vestigial for the Skyzerners.[4][1]

Jodah and Jace Skyzern

Capabilities
Avi Family's Ability: Absorbing the powers of living beings.
Zephyrion's abilities: these were given to him by Jodah for the development of Synelist, the world created to replace Skyzern. From then on, he can be considered a demigod in both power and functionality.

Full name Jace Avi

Character
Jace is intelligent, responsible, and self-confident. He prefers privacy, but was delighted when he was allowed to speak in public for the first time. As it later turned out, he can be a good leader, but lacks the ambition of his brother.

Appearance
Jace has long black hair and green eyes. Like any good Scythern, he has white wings and a white feathered tail. He wears a dark green shirt and pants, topped with a brown cape.

Height 200

Capabilities
Planeswalker Abilities:
Moving between worlds;
Adaptation to the environment;
Weak susceptibility to poisons;
Slowing down the aging process of the body;
Handles cold weapons well.
Firearms shooting skills.

Two key traits in Oketra's character are her wealth and her humanism, which are constantly in conflict. On the one hand, she is a very kind woman, passionate about science and mass education, and practically the only one in all of Misra concerned with the plight of the abds, the education of the poor, and ethical issues (which, however, she quickly forgot once the adventures began). On the other hand, she allows herself to judge everyone from a position of moral superiority. Oketra categorizes all rich people as "fat cats," believing that her donations of money allow her to look down on others, which, at the same time, makes her a good person. Yet, she makes no attempt to change the system herself and instead goes to entertain herself with those same "fat cats," whom she suddenly has no objection to, as long as they are polite to her. Furthermore, Oketra values ​​status greatly; she is willing to do anything to advance it, even if it means becoming a gold mask.

Oketra is extremely educated and intelligent, which is a big problem. The combination of wealth and beauty truly opens many doors for her; she gets things easier than others, but if you tell her this to her face, her education comes up with a hundred rationalizations. Dana is right in some ways when she calls her a "spoiled rich girl," but Oketra finds it hard to understand.

Character
"I help others, but not at the expense of myself."

Oketra is a rather noble and caring person, trying to help people to the best of her ability. She always tries not to panic and solves problems quickly and confidently. She doesn't care how people treat her or speak to her (with a few exceptions), as the most important thing to her is a job well done. She generally communicates kindly and affectionately, but she doesn't hesitate to scold someone who has done something wrong. She is very tactile and loves hugs. Venerating the god Hetintap, she strives for knowledge and loves to listen to unusual stories (especially if they are told captivatingly).

Appearance
Oketra is a tall, slender woman with blue hair. Atop her head is a gilded nemes with a large sapphire in the center and cat ears on either side. Oketra wears a blue-violet tunic with gold accents. She owns many other dresses in similar shades of blue. She sleeps in pink pajamas with cat ears. She's always up for updating her wardrobe and enjoys a variety of hairstyles.

Character
Aber is peace-loving and kind to everyone she cares about, and beyond. She always strives to resolve conflicts peacefully, no matter the circumstances. She prioritizes people's lives and works for the good of humanity, not for personal gain.

Capabilities
High intelligence;
Extensive knowledge in biology, ecology, physics, mathematics, robotics and genetic engineering.
Rehoboam was secretly in love with her, but she didn't reciprocate his feelings; on the contrary, he irritated and angered her. She has no patience for unreliable and mean people, and can be quite emotional in fits of anger, which she easily succumbs to, but quickly calms down.

She is calculating, prefers to act only after drawing up a detailed plan, and also thinks through all possible scenarios in advance.

Appearance
A tall, blue-eyed girl with dark, slightly pinkish skin. She has shoulder-length hair that's dyed blue. Her natural black hair color can still be seen in places.[2]

Raya wears a black sweater with light blue and navy blue accents, over which she wears a white lab coat with an inverted dark blue triangle on the back. She wears baggy black pants and matching shoes. She wears a light blue bracelet on her right hand.

Interesting facts
He gave himself the title of "Eternal Archmage" when he founded the Order in Dalivarik;[13]
The nickname "Jodah, the Eternal Archmage" contains two references at once - to a character from the card game Magic: The Gathering, and to the nickname of the screenwriter of Archmage Eternal;
Based on his diary, it can be assumed that Jodah absorbed at least 20,357 lives (19,356 before the ritual, 1,000 during the ritual, 1 after (Interworlder-Demiurge) and over 792 abilities;
Jodah has an age difference of 739 years between himself and his brother, Jace. His birth year on the Nova Scythern calendar is 161[14], while Jace's is 900. This is due to the longevity of the Avi women and the supernatural coincidence that Jodah has generally managed to live to such an age.[15]
A former prisoner of the Time Prison, he was able to escape with the help of Lucius.
His nickname, "The Angel of Death," stems from the fact that he is the right-hand man and friend of the Watcher, who, in turn, personifies death. Jodah is the only one who can influence the Watcher's decisions.[16]
In the first episode of The Perfect World, Lololoshka received a message signed "JDH" and assumed it was written by Jodah. However, Jodah himself denied it.
Later in the Thirteen Lights season, it was revealed that JDH was a separate character.
After the events of The Voice of Time, he cannot appear in full-fledged worlds, otherwise the time paradox will intensify.
Due to a time paradox, his ability to see the future stopped working on Lololoshka, which greatly irritates Jodah.
With the time paradox resolved, Jodah is once again free to move throughout the multiverse.

Full name Jodah Avi

Capabilities
Teleportation and levitation are basic abilities for a Skyzern resident;
Avi Family Life Absorption Ability: He can absorb the life forces of other living beings and even immortal organisms. His ability manifested itself at the age of 10;[4]
Powers and Abilities of Demigods. Having them, one unofficially became a god and gained the ability to interact with any divine power without limitation[5]:
Lucius: Fire;
Eola: Water (in the last episode of God's Game he gave part of his power to Celeste);
Zephyrion: Air (in the last episode of God's Game, he gave part of his power to Jace).
Manipulation of reality.[6]
Manipulation of consciousness
Can influence worlds without being in them.[7]
Can bestow divine powers upon others.
Abilities of the gods of Misra:
Creation of divine artifacts;
Expanding pocket dimensions into full-fledged worlds;[8]
Giving blessings and curses;
Weather manipulation;
Knefmtiti: stopping time, resurrecting the dead and the ability to possess other beings;
Montu: enormous physical strength and the ability to lift ores from underground;
Ronas: creating poisons and transforming into toys;
Seliaset: controlling vegetation growth and turning people into monsters;
Hetintap: casting enchantments on objects, revealing truths, and creating structures in which magic does not work.
Can also take them back;[8]
Others' abilities:
Interworlder-Demiurge: movement between worlds and manipulation of time;
Demons:
Multiple abilities + Thousand Eyes;
Vision of the future: sees all possible futures.
Flight using wings. Previously unavailable to him, but after absorbing 1000 demons, he was able to fly; [9]
Insensitivity to pain: he tore off his own flesh and "painted the snow red" at the hot springs in the mountains[10], but due to Eola's magic he could not touch Lucius;
Immortality: He no longer needs to absorb lives to survive, and has jumped off cliffs numerous times and survived;[11]
Bodymorphism; the spell leaves no trace.[12]
Destruction Magic, studied it at the Skaisern Academy;
Memory erasure and correction.

Judah is very determined, achieving his goals no matter what; he's willing to walk not over heads, but over corpses. He's firm in his decisions. He apparently has a "the end justifies the means" mentality, although he's not indifferent to the means he uses. He has a sense of morality, and it's not unimportant to him. He's serious, but possesses a sense of humor. He's good at controlling his emotions and excellent at concealing his intentions. He's very intelligent; having the ability to see the future, he was able to develop a flawless plan and bring it to fruition (God's Game). He's willing to take risks; perhaps he's insane.

As the Voice of Time, he is quite pleasant to talk to, but retains a lofty tone, manner of speech, and ego. In the original future of Poena's original timeline, Jodah is indifferent, carefree, and arrogant. While drunk, he sent Eo back in time for a time-related joke he found hilarious, giving Eo false hope; as a result, Jodah was willing to send him to the Time Prison simply for bragging. Ultimately, his actions partially caused the temporal paradox. This season, we can clearly see the remnants of Jodah's mortal nature when he becomes very emotional and even nearly breaks down, losing control of the situation that his incredible abilities gave him. In his defense, he claims that at the time he was extremely young and reveled in his power. Now, he still regrets his actions.

In Thirteen Lights, Jodah's personality is quite ambiguous. He behaves with his usual arrogance, seemingly disregarding the concerns of others. At times, he can be callously indifferent to others. He seems insincere, first joyfully embracing Knefmtiti in the season finale, and then directly making it clear that he doesn't care about the fate of the gods of Misr. He also quickly calms down after Lololoshka is transported to an alternate reality, despite previously being quite warm towards the latter.

After absorbing the powers of the demigoddess Eola, Jodah was filled with compassion, resulting in his willingness to give up everything he had to help the fae. It's difficult to pinpoint Jodah's personality after this event, as almost all information comes from his journal, and he himself has stated that the real entries are only from before absorbing Eola's powers. If the journal is to be believed, then Jodah is smug, power-hungry, slightly arrogant, and at times youthfully cheerful. He exploits others and lies to achieve his goals. At this stage, Jodah yearns for universal justice, which is likely connected to his past. He believes that non-divine beings have the right to life. He is quite patient, but strict (sometimes even too much). He loves his brother, Jace. He seems to have some feelings for his students, but the death of Emrys, due to his own foolishness, leaves him only disappointed.

In the Ideal World, he acts arrogantly and seems a bit hypocritical, accusing Rehoboam Calhoun of proclaiming himself a god, believing he could decide the fates of others (Jodah once did the same). He is not indifferent to Rehoboam and Raya's separation, although it is unclear whether he empathizes with them or simply understands the sadness of the situation.

Character
Although a completely normal child, Jodah was an outcast due to the bullying he suffered as a member of the Avi clan. Despite his humble aloofness, Jodah showed a willingness to fight back. He showed signs of cruelty as early as age 10, laughing after consuming his bully, Lemak. After killing him, he was exiled to Dismit.

At the time of writing his journal and before absorbing Eola's powers, Jodah is selfish and heartless. He openly states that he feels no remorse for killing countless Scythean inhabitants. His only goal is survival and the acquisition of ever-increasing power, which gave him confidence. Killing students is routine for him, and absorbing a thousand of the last demons of their kind is merely a chance at survival. Moreover, Jodah seems proud of having absorbed so many "who thought themselves great," and also shows an interest in absorbing those with powerful magical abilities. After absorbing a thousand destroyer demons, he apparently went partially mad, writing that he must kill the High Council. He has no use for sentimentality. Nevertheless, Jodah displays a certain extremely weak emotionality. He is not indifferent to Scythean, intending to take revenge on Zephyrion for its destruction (at that point, only the intention to destroy).

He used to have white wings and a white feathered tail. Spectra recalls he had black hair, but now it's completely white/gray.

He differs from other inhabitants of Skyzern in that his wings are much larger and more powerful[2] due to the Thousand Eyes ritual he performed. After absorbing the powers of the Gods, his wings grew even larger, changed color to black with red feathers, and also grew a second pair: it is visually smaller than the main ones, and has several eyes that can close and move.[3]

At the time of the Thirteen Lights, he wears a black and purple tabard that reaches his knees, and around his neck is a pendant with a stone that shimmers from blue to red.

Throughout this time, he had violet eyes, dark skin, and hints of a white beard.

Height 210

Capabilities
Seasonal
Off-season
Your own pocket dimension: to enter it you need to say the word "Prunus", and to return you need to say "Malus"
Void magic

Capabilities
Planeswalker Abilities
Moving between worlds;
Adaptation to the environment;
Void magic;
Increased endurance;
Slowed down aging process;
The Heart of the Universe
Combat Void Magic;
Ultra-fast running;
Create skint crystals using Spark energy;
Individual abilities
Hundreds of years of experience and a phenomenal memory;
Knowledge about the structure of the multiverse and time paradoxes;
Knowledge of many spells, some of which he invented himself;
High knowledge concerning Time and its structure;[2]
Performing extremely precise calculations;
Oratory and talent of persuasion;
Increased resistance to anti-skin;
Telepathic communication with Lololoshka;
Analogue of sanguimancy (blood magic);[3]
Merging with Lololoshka into Jonoloshka, their combined version. She is much stronger and has her own distinct personality. She contains the characteristics and abilities of both parts of her personality.

Appearance
JDH's appearance is practically identical to Lololoshka's. Instead of the usual hoodie and pants, he wears a white business suit with rolled-up sleeves, and his scarf and glasses are orange instead of blue. He wears gray boots and turned-up trousers. In his first appearance, he wore an orange Interworld mask. His body is an exact copy of Lololoshka's, with the exception of different fingerprints. He has a strong and likely slender build. He is tall (around 190 cm). His scarf resembles a bandana. He has thick black eyebrows and fair skin.

Character
Unlike Lololoshka, John isn't known for his taciturnity and good nature. He's very emotional and talkative, often interrupting others. Almost every word he says is accompanied by a joke or sarcasm, whereas Lololoshka almost never jokes. John makes funny faces and generally acts frivolously, like a child or a "grown-up hooligan." His actions are spontaneous and unpredictable.

Jon often behaves toxically and indifferently toward others. He chooses his words skillfully to humiliate his opponents and demonstrate his genius and intelligence, which, however, is not a lie. Despite his childish nature, Jon possesses a wealth of knowledge that even Jodah lacks. In this, he also differs from Lololoshka, who is ignorant of his own nature and constantly loses his memory, causing his search for himself to begin anew with each movement.

Due to his character and selfish nature, he doesn't have many friends. The only person who could stand to be with him for more than five minutes was Molly, though John despised her even at the height of their relationship. He only considers Simon Solus a friend, and even then, he considers him a "thing," since he created him.

Thanks to contact and communication with Lololoshka, he began to gradually change for the better and become imbued with feelings for living beings, but in essence he did not change much.

Chase the Spark, or Conseco, is a spell that allows one to track a planeswalker's Spark if their movement to another place or plane was relatively recent. Originally devised by Faragonda, after the events of The Voice of Time, the spell's creator was Lololoshka:

Void magic
Void magic is a special "type of magic" that all planeswalkers possess to varying degrees. Thanks to it, they are able to bend space and thus "jump" the interdimensional void, moving from one world to another. In the ordinary world, it does not manifest itself in any way; in the Interworld, it was used by smugglers to summon void creatures. There is a rare type of planeswalkers whose main type of magic is void: it is much easier for them to master it, although any planeswalker can start developing it. Faragonda made the greatest contribution to the development of void magic.

Adaptation to the environment
Unlike other beings, planeswalkers' genetic code is partially mutable, allowing them to modify their bodies and acquire new abilities to adapt to their environment. Adaptation occurs within seconds of entering a plane and is usually unnoticeable to the wielder of a WMD.

Thanks to this ability, planeswalkers are able to understand and learn to understand many languages. However, adaptation does not occur to all languages, only to those spoken by the world's inhabitants. While possessing a Spark helps them communicate successfully with others in most cases, it does not guarantee understanding of every language in the universe. For example, the language of the inhabitants is so primitive that even planeswalkers cannot understand it.

Increased endurance
Planeswalkers are resistant to many negative effects, including certain types of poison and toxic fumes. Various injuries are not a threat to them, as their accelerated regeneration allows wounds to heal quickly and bones to mend. And if a planeswalker is in serious danger, Spark can independently transport them to a safe location.

Slowing down the aging process of the body
The presence of the Spark significantly slows the aging process of planeswalkers, resulting in significantly longer lifespans than other beings. Lifespan depends on the strength of the Spark, environmental conditions, and the planeswalker's species.

Capabilities
Moving between worlds
Main article: Interdimensional Travel Organ
Ordinary beings are unable to travel between worlds, as the interdimensional void would tear them apart. But thanks to the Spark, planeswalkers can "jump" it, allowing them to move from one world to another.

Adaptation to the environment
Unlike other beings, planeswalkers' genetic code is partially mutable, allowing them to modify their bodies and acquire new abilities to adapt to their environment. Adaptation occurs within seconds of entering a plane and is usually unnoticeable to the wielder of a WMD.

Thanks to this ability, planeswalkers are able to understand and learn to understand many languages. However, adaptation does not occur to all languages, only to those spoken by the world's inhabitants. While possessing a Spark helps them communicate successfully with others in most cases, it does not guarantee understanding of every language in the universe. For example, the language of the inhabitants is so primitive that even planeswalkers cannot understand it.

Increased endurance
Planeswalkers are resistant to many negative effects, including certain types of poison and toxic fumes. Various injuries are not a threat to them, as their accelerated regeneration allows wounds to heal quickly and bones to mend. And if a planeswalker is in serious danger, Spark can independently transport them to a safe location.

Slowing down the aging process of the body
The presence of the Spark significantly slows the aging process of planeswalkers, resulting in significantly longer lifespans than other beings. Lifespan depends on the strength of the Spark, environmental conditions, and the planeswalker's species.

The Organ of Interdimensional Travel (abbreviated as OMT[1] or OMPT[2]; also Spark[3] or Flash) is an immaterial[4] organ[5][6] that allows experienced planeswalkers to move between worlds in a controlled manner, and inexperienced ones to move uncontrollably, through strong emotions (such as fear)[7]. The organ is located somewhere between the lungs, extending via nerves into the spinal cord if the human body is being considered.[8] Upon death of a planeswalker, their Spark instantly evaporates from the body.[9]

Skint are particles of a planeswalker's Spark that remain in the interdimensional void during travel between worlds; the planeswalker's energy that materializes due to the malfunctioning of matter in interdimensional space. Only time always functions correctly, so the Spark takes material form, and a single transition results in the formation of a tiny particle of skint.[1]

Skint is one of the interpretations of the blood of the Beginning, which is present in all realities at once.

In Point of No Return it was said that the skint possesses the power of life and is very closely connected with time, that is, with life itself.

Description
Skint appears as a durable yellow crystal, extremely difficult to break or extract without specialized equipment. It grows naturally in certain incomplete worlds and pocket dimensions lacking a strong barrier between the void. Thus, skint crystals form in Lololoshka's pocket dimension.

Skint is accepted as currency in a very limited number of worlds where planeswalkers are numerous and well-known, while in others, useful and necessary resources are used. In Neutroxys, this is gold, as it's used in microchips; in boring Silevius, it's equally boring hardware; and in Thirteen, of course, it's tricks.[2]

A tall guy (190 cm) with pale skin, brown eyes, light brown, short-cropped hair, bangs slightly slanted to the left; he wears white headphones with black ear pads and blue inserts, as well as blue decorative glasses with black lenses through which his eyes are not visible. He is dressed in a white hoodie with a slight slant to a soft blue, black stripes on the puffy sleeves and black laces. He wears a black and blue checkered scarf, made of a not very dense fabric; black pants with two light blue suspenders hanging down, and light blue sneakers with white soles. The checkered scarf and glasses are Lololoshka's distinctive attributes, by which he is recognized.

Character
Lololoshka himself is easygoing and balanced, not particularly talkative. He is kind and fair to other characters. Sometimes, of course, he can be frivolous, inattentive, and naive, which can lead him to make objectively wrong decisions. He offers second chances and trusts people, without acting aggressively or egocentrically. He can come up with complex ideas and devise intricate plans.

He can be described as a "gofer," who genuinely enjoys being a hero and helping everyone. He sometimes neglects his own time, desires, and occasionally even moral standards, so that he will be viewed favorably in the future. Despite his openness, he still doesn't trust just anyone and carefully analyzes his surroundings. He may show sympathy for characters, but this usually doesn't progress beyond friendship.