Turbo

Key actions in the plot:

He accepted Andrey (Patto) into the group: interrogated him and organized a duel with Marat as an initiation ritual.

He spread a rumor about Aigul's rape. In the sixth episode, Turbo publicized the assault. He argued that "respectable guys" shouldn't have anything to do with such a girl, thus starting a campaign of bullying. This led to Aigul's friends and even her parents turning their backs on her. Later, when Marat began cooperating with the police, Turbo continued to pressure him.

Conflict with Marat. During a struggle for influence within the group, a fight broke out between them. As a result, Marat planted a revolver on Turbo.
Involvement in other cases: robbed a student, participated in the theft of a VCR

Turbo is a complex, contradictory character. He combines various traits:
Straightforward and persistent. He strictly follows the rules established in the group ("guy rules").
Categorical. For him, the world is divided into "us" and "them," into "right" and "wrong." He is not inclined to reflect and does not go beyond established norms.
Aggression and toughness. He has internal tension and a tendency toward violence.
Willingness to follow a strong leader. However, Turbo himself lacks strategic thinking—he recognizes the authority of those who are stronger.

Lack of empathy. He's poor at reading others' feelings and doesn't try to put himself in their shoes. A clear example is his attitude toward Aigul's situation: he doesn't see the tragedy, but rather a violation of the "rules" that needs to be identified and stopped.

Directness and bluntness. Turbo doesn't beat around the bush: if he doesn't like something, he speaks directly, often rudely. However, among his closest friends, he can display a sense of humor and be relatively sociable.

A desire for authority. He wants to be significant within the gang and never misses an opportunity to demonstrate that he's "in the know" and in control. Hence the desire to publicly set the record straight, even if it hurts others.

Integrity by street standards. He sincerely believes that strict adherence to the "code" makes him a "good guy." For him, it's not just a facade, but a frame of reference by which he evaluates everyone around him.

Aggressive and impulsive. He gets angry quickly and can't (and won't) control his anger. Because of this, Vova Adidas doesn't even include him in important meetings: he's afraid Turbo will lose his temper and ruin everything.

Full name: Valery Turkin
Age: 19 years
Nickname: Turbo. He's one of the "senior" members of the "Universam" gang. However, he's more than just an enforcer: Turbo is skilled at influencing the younger members and interacts directly with the leaders, including Vova Adidas.
Appearance: A tall, athletic young man. He can often be seen at the gang's underground gym.
Origin: He grew up in a simple working-class family—his parents worked in a factory their entire lives. Turbo himself doesn't want to follow in their footsteps, but, according to the story, he lacks the intellectual resources to find a more meaningful path, so the street becomes a comprehensible, albeit dangerous, alternative.