Makarov Maxim

Alexey Syrnikov's character is a complex evolution from an embittered, loner teenager to a mature and honest man. Due to his father's harsh upbringing and family drama, he begins his military service as a secretive, envious, and vindictive manipulator, protecting himself from the outside world through meanness, espionage, and informing on his platoon behind his back. However, behind this cynical facade lies a deeply vulnerable, lonely, and unloved child. As he matures, his character "thaws": through difficult life trials and conflicts, Syrnikov outgrows his grievances, learns to make friends, demonstrates a strong will, keeps his word, and ultimately earns the sincere respect of those around him.
BUT OVER TIME HE WILL JOIN MAKAROV'S COMPANY

Warrant Officer Kantemirov (P.E. Teacher) is the company sergeant major and physical education teacher. He is the school's main source of humor and worldly wisdom. He communicates with the Suvorov cadets in a language they understand, often using irony, but always remains a reliable support system.

Colonel Nozdryov (the school's headmaster) is the embodiment of the highest order and tradition. He is a wise, authoritative, and demanding leader. Behind the outward sternness and conservatism lies a kind man who is sincerely proud of his students.

Major Vasilyuk (nicknamed "Vasilek") is a kind, understanding, and exceptionally decent officer. A former graduate of the Suvorov Military School himself, he sees right through the cadets, but always treats them like a father. He defends the cadets before their superiors, forgives their minor pranks, but teaches them to be responsible for their actions. Later in the story, he is promoted to lieutenant colonel.

Polina Sergeevna (23-25 ​​years old) is an elegant teacher with chestnut-colored curls, possessing an incredibly gentle, sensitive, and empathetic personality. She is delicate and patient at work, and sees the cadets as individuals, earning them immense respect. However, in her personal life, she lacks firmness: she is vulnerable, indecisive, and often gives in to pressure from others, leading her to hide her true desires for a long time. She combines strict professional integrity with a profound sense of self-sacrifice—for the sake of the future of her loved one, she is willing to sacrifice her own happiness and career without complaint.
BUT MAKAROV LIKES POLINA SERGEEVNA

Pyotr Ivanovich Makarov is Maxim's father, the city mayor. He is a powerful and strict politician. Due to his work, he missed out on his son's upbringing, but over the course of the series, he learns to understand and support him.

Larisa Sergeevna Makarova is Maxim's mother. A gentle and loving woman who always protects her son and reconciles him with his strict father.

Kirill Sobolev is a proud, principled, and excellent cadet who appeared in Season 2. Due to academic rivalry and a shared love for his teacher, Polina Sergeevna, he and Makarov had a long and bitter feud. After going through fights and trials, the two boys learned to respect each other, and their feud blossomed into a strong friendship.

Ilya Sukhomlin (Sukhoi) is an intellectual, a cunning diplomat, and a computer game enthusiast; he masterfully finds a way out of any predicament thanks to his wit.

Alexander Trofimov ("Trofim") is the platoon's main comedian, romantic, and singer; he's constantly looking for adventure with the girls and lightening the mood with jokes.

Stepan Perepechko ("Stove") is simple,

A good-natured and naive boy from the village; he loves home-cooked food, often gets into awkward situations, but is incredibly loyal to his friends.

Ilya Sinitsyn is a military man by birth, responsible and serious; he is experiencing a complex personal drama, which is why he often withdraws into himself, but is always ready to cover for others.
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