Losina (a parody of Losyash) from the TV series "Spheres"

Appearance

Losina is a spherical, stylized version of Losyash: the round body shape characteristic of all characters in the Spheres universe.

• Horns : the main recognizable detail is the large moose antlers; In the early episodes they were quite schematic, and in later ones - detailed and three-dimensional.
  - Color and details : retains the brown and white palette close to the original Losyash, but in a simplified "cartoon-3D" style.
  - Eyes and facial expression : in the first seasons, Losina had square pupils and simplified facial expressions (in the spirit of the general aesthetics of the early "Spheres"), later the model was refined, making the look more expressive.
  - Proportions *: deliberately grotesque, to match the absurd tone of the series - the head and horns may appear slightly larger than in the original.

Character and behavior

Losina - parody version scientist Losyash, so it has recognizable features of the original, but presented in a deliberately grotesque, sometimes absurd key:

-* A scientist with excesses : he maintains a craving for science and explanations, but his "theories" and experiments often turn out to be ridiculous or dangerous, and the logic is ironically twisted.
- Seriousness that breaks : Losina tries to look authoritative and reasonable, but regularly finds himself in situations where his seriousness only emphasizes the comic nature of what is happening.
- Contrast of "smart" and "ridiculous" : he can give long, pseudoscientific monologues, and a second later do something frankly stupid - this is the main comedic technique with his image.
- Interaction with others *: often acts as the "voice of reason", which no one listens to, or, on the contrary, he himself pushes others to crazy ideas, sincerely believing in their scientific validity.

Features in the context of the series

-* A parodic image of science : Losin is needed to ridicule the cliché of the "scientist in a cartoon": eternal formulas, attempts to explain everything and a penchant for risky experiments.
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Nostril (a parody of Nyusha) from the TV series "Spheres"

Appearance

Nostril is a grotesque, deliberately "twisted" version of Nyusha in the style of "Spheres": a round "spherical" body shape, characteristic of the entire universe, but with deliberate exaggerations for comic effect.

• The main feature is the nose : the character's name directly hints at this, and the image plays with it to the maximum: the nose is noticeably larger than Nyusha's, sometimes almost cartoonishly large, becoming the central feature of the face.
  - Color and shape : retains the delicate pink palette close to the original, but in a simplified 3D style. In early series, the models were deliberately primitive: square pupils, flat textures, angular transitions. In later series, the model was refined - the proportions became softer, and the details more expressive, although the absurdity remained.
  - Accessories and details : often retains recognizable elements of Nyusha (something like a bow or hairstyle), but in a deliberately careless, “broken” execution - this is part of the parody style.
  - Pose and plasticity *: movements are deliberately exaggerated to emphasize the character: sharp turns of the head, active gesticulation, exaggerated emotions.

Character and behavior

Nostril takes the main features of Nyusha - emotionality, capriciousness, desire to be in the center of attention - and brings them to the point of absurdity in the spirit of "Spheres".

-* Hyperemotionality : she is not just Whether she's offended or happy, she does it as loudly and dramatically as possible, often turning any little thing into a "catastrophe of universal proportions."
- Capriciousness and stubbornness : if Nozdra doesn't like something, she's not just dissatisfied—she makes scenes, issues ultimatums, and can sabotage common plans until she gets her way.
- Desire to be the center of attention *: it's important to her that everyone looks at her, listens to her, and admires her. If attention goes to someone else, she quickly gets it back by any means necessary—from loud statements to deliberately ridiculous actions.

• Impulsiveness: often acts on her mood, without thinking about the consequences. Curses a lot

Saucepan (a parody of Sovunya) from the TV series "Spheres"

Appearance

The saucepan is a deliberately absurd version of Sovunya in the grotesque style of "Spheres": a round "spherical" body shape plus a recognizable attribute that has become its essence.

The main element is a saucepan : she wears a saucepan as a headdress or headdress (hence the name). This is a direct parodic reference to the image of a caring "housewife" and to the fact that Sovunya in the original is often associated with cooking and care. In the early episodes, the model was extremely primitive: an angular saucepan, square pupils, flat textures. In later episodes, the detailing was tightened up, but the absurdity was left.
- Color scheme : maintains a warm, “cozy” palette close to the original (beige, brown, soft shades), but in a deliberately simple 3D manner.
- Shape and proportions : deliberately distorted to emphasize the comical: the saucepan looks too big in relation to the body, and the figure itself remains in the signature “spherical” aesthetic of “Spheres”.
- Details *: sometimes small household elements are added (a towel, a potholder, a spoon) - they enhance the image of a “caring, but chaotic housewife”.

Character and behavior

The saucepan takes the main features of Sovunya - caring, housekeeping, a didactic tone - and takes them to the extreme, turning them into a source of absurd humor.

-* Overprotectiveness : she doesn't just care, but literally controls everything around her: she makes sure everyone has eaten, dressed, doesn't catch a cold, and "hasn't done anything stupid." Her care can be so intrusive that it becomes a problem for others.
- Moralizing : she loves to lecture and give advice, and does so confidently and categorically, as if she knows the only true way to live. Often, her "wise" advice turns out to be ridiculous or downright harmful in the current circumstances.
- Domestic maximalism : if something needs to be cooked, cleaned, or organized, she does it on a grand scale, which quickly gets out of control. As a result, instead of comfort, chaos results.
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Village (a parody of Kopatych) from the TV series "Spheres"

Appearance

The village is a grotesque "spherical" version of Kopatych: a round body, a recognizable bear-like appearance, but with deliberate exaggerations for comic effect.

• Bear look : retains Kopatych's key features—brown color scheme, round ears, and a massive frame. But in the "Spheres" style, everything is simplified and deliberately roughened: angular shapes, flat textures, and square pupils in the early seasons. In later episodes, the model was refined - the proportions became softer, and the details more expressive.
  - Ushanka hat : one of the most recognizable elements of Kopatych - a headdress - is also present in Selo, but in a deliberately careless, "broken" form: sometimes askew, sometimes slipped over his eyes, or completely lost.
  - Dimensions : Selo is visually one of the "largest" characters in the cast - his figure emphasizes the image of a leisurely, heavyset bear-gardener, but in an absurd key.
  - Work attributes *: often appears with a shovel, rake or other gardening tools - this is a direct reference to Kopatych and his vegetable garden.

Character and

Selo takes Kopatych's core traits—thriftiness, down-to-earthness, love of the land and simple joys—and elevates them to the grotesque in the spirit of "Spheres."

-* Obsession with the garden : While Kopatych loves his garden, Selo is obsessed with it. Any threat to the harvest is perceived as a personal insult and a pretext for drama on a global scale. He defends his garden with such ferocity that the situation quickly spirals beyond reason.
- Simplicity taken to the point of absurdity : Selo isn't stupid, but he's extremely straightforward. He takes everything literally, doesn't understand Losina's complex explanations, and often draws conclusions that only make sense to him. It is precisely this simplicity that regularly becomes a source of comedy.
- Sudden aggression : outwardly he seems good-natured and unperturbed, but if something that is dear to him (the garden, honey, peace) is touched, the “angry bear” mode can turn on. He swears a lot

Grandfather (a parody of Kar-Karych) from the TV series "Spheres"

Appearance

Ded (full name - Ded Veteranych *) is an anthropomorphic raven in the series' signature "spherical" style. His appearance went through two stages, like the other characters. 2

-* Basic appearance : a blue sphere with a beak, blue eyes, pink eyelids and paws. Wears a dark blue bow tie - a recognizable detail of Kar-Karych. 2
- Early series : a simple, rough 3D model with square pupils and simplified proportions, noticeably different from the original.
- Later series : the model was reworked - it became detailed and almost indistinguishable from the original Kar-Karych. 2
- "Muscle Man" Form *: Ded has a muscular, "pumped up" version of his body - something like a "berserker" mode, where he transforms from an intellectual raven into a powerful fighter. This is one of the character's most memorable features. 2

Character and behavior

Grandfather is the most frequently appearing character in "Spheres" and, according to the author of the Issi Animations channel,* his favorite hero . On the fan wiki, he is classified as an "aggressive manipulator *," which says a lot about his role in the plot. 2

-* Manipulator and schemer : unlike the good-natured Kar-Karych, Ded actively uses cunning, deception, and manipulation to achieve his goals. He can play on the feelings of other characters, pit them against each other, and use them to his own advantage.
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Kripash (a parody of Barash) from the TV series "Spheres"

Appearance

Kripash (alternative name - Baran *) is a "spherical" version of Barash in the style of the series. Like the other characters, his model went through two stages: [1](https://fanonsmesh.fandom.com/ru/wiki/%D0%91%D0%B8%D0%B1%D0%BB%D0%B8%D0%BE%D1%82%D0%B5%D0%BA%D0%B0_%D0%A4%D0%B0%D0%BD%D0%BE%D0%BD%D0%B0_%D 0%A1%D0%BC%D0%B5%D1%88%D0%B0%D1%80%D0%B8%D0%BA%D0%BE%D0%B2:%D0%90%D1%80%D1%85%D0%B8%D0%B2/%D0%A1%D1%84%D0%B5%D1%80%D1%8B)

-* Early episodes : a simple, rough 3D model with square pupils and simplified proportions - noticeably different from the original Barash. Some characters in the first season had other, more "crazy" names, which were later replaced with simple ones. [1](https://fanonsmesh.fandom.com/ru/wiki/%D0%91%D0%B8%D0%B1%D0%BB%D0%B8%D0%BE%D1%82%D0%B5%D0%BA%D0%B0_%D0%A4%D0%B0%D0%BD%D0%BE%D0%BD%D 0%B0_%D0%A1%D0%BC%D0%B5%D1%88%D0%B0%D1%80%D0%B8%D0%BA%D0%BE%D0%B2:%D0%90%D1%80%D1%85%D0%B8%D0%B2/%D0%A1%D1%84%D0%B5%D1%80%D1%8B)
- Late series : the model was redesigned and made more detailed - almost indistinguishable from the original Barash. [1](https://fanonsmesh.fandom.com/ru/wiki/%D0%91%D0%B8%D0%B1%D0%BB%D0%B8%D0%BE%D1%82%D0%B5%D0%BA%D0%B0_%D0%A4%D0%B0%D0%BD%D0%BE%D0%BD%D 0%B0_%D0%A1%D0%BC%D0%B5%D1%88%D0%B0%D1%80%D0%B8%D0%BA%D0%BE%D0%B2:%D0%90%D1%80%D1%85%D0%B8%D0%B2/%D0%A1%D1%84%D0%B5%D1%80%D1%8B)
- Recognizable details *: curly hair, horns, rounded body shape - everything is in place, but in the signature "spherical" presentation.

Character and behavior

On fan wikis, Kripash is described briefly, but characteristically:* "distinguished by a dreamy character . " *This is the only character in "Spheres" for whom dreaminess is highlighted as a key trait. 14

-* Dreamer and melancholic : like Barash in the original, Kripash is a lyricist and poet. But in "Spheres," this trait is taken to the grotesque: his dreaminess and propensity for suffering.
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Needle (a parody of Hedgehog) from the TV series "Spheres"

Appearance

Igla is a grotesque version of the Hedgehog, in the show's signature "spherical" style: a round body base plus deliberately exaggerated details to enhance the parodic effect.

• The quills as a key detail : Needle's quills are noticeably larger and more pronounced than those of the original Hedgehog, and often appear slightly chaotic—as if standing on end from constant stress. In early series, the model was deliberately primitive: square pupils, angular shapes, flat textures. In later seasons, the model was refined: the proportions became softer, and the quills became more detailed, but the absurdity remained.
  - Color scheme : retains the purple-blue palette close to the original Hedgehog, but in a simplified 3D manner with deliberate “broken” color transitions - this is part of the general style of “Spheres”.
  - Glasses : often wears glasses (a reference to the Hedgehog’s habit), but in a parody performance they can be slightly skewed, too massive or even cracked - this emphasizes his “eternally anxious” appearance.
  - Size and pose *: visually, he is slightly smaller and more compact than many other characters, which enhances the image of a “tight” and cautious hero who is always ready to curl up into a ball or hide.

Personality and Behavior

Igla takes the Hedgehog's core traits—shyness, anxiety, a penchant for collecting, and perfectionism—and takes them to the extreme to fuel the show's dark and grotesque humor.

• Chronic Anxiety *: Igla isn't just cautious—he constantly expects the worst. Any little thing can trigger a panic attack, from a broken spoon to another character's "suspicious look." His anxiety is often contagious, triggering a chain of ridiculous decisions for the entire group.
• Perfectionism and Collecting: He's obsessed with order and collects the most unexpected things, turning it into an almost manic hobby. In the series, this regularly becomes the basis for absurd scenes: for example, he can risk his life for the sake of a “perfect specimen”
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Unfortunately, there are few publicly available detailed articles about each character in Spheres—fan wikis offer rather brief descriptions. But I've compiled everything I could find from various sources.

Hare

Appearance

Zay is a parody of Krosh and one of the main characters in the series. Like all "spheres," he has a round body. His appearance has gone through two stages:

• Early episodes : A simple, rough 3D model, noticeably different from the original Krosh. The characters in the first season had square pupils and simplified proportions - the models looked more like sketches. [1](https://fanonsmesh.fandom.com/ru/wiki/%D0%91%D0%B8%D0%B1%D0%BB%D0%B8%D0%BE%D1%82%D0%B5%D0%BA%D0%B0_%D0%A4%D0%B0%D0%BD%D0%BE%D0%BD%D0%B0_%D0%A1%D0%BC%D0%B5%D1%88%D0%B0%D1%80%D0%B8%D0%BA%D0 %BE%D0%B2:%D0%90%D1%80%D1%85%D0%B8%D0%B2/%D0%A1%D1%84%D0%B5%D1%80%D1%8B)14
  - Later episodes *: the model was redesigned and made more detailed - so much so that Zay became practically indistinguishable from the original Krosh in appearance. Round eyes, bunny ears, blue color - everything is in place. 14

Voice-over

Zay is voiced by* Bogdan Lvov *, a separate actor, while most of the other characters (Igla, Moose, Selo) are voiced by the author of the channel issi himself. 24

Character and behavior

Since Zay is a parody of Krosh, he retains the key traits of the prototype:* energy, restlessness, craving for adventure . But unlike the children's original, in "Spheres" these traits manifest themselves in a much more reckless, sometimes absurd way - in the spirit of the entire series.
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