13 cards, my Au, no queens or Fedora

Curiosity and questions. This is one of Gabriel's key traits. He constantly asks questions—often very naive or obvious ones—and after an answer, he immediately follows up with another. His favorite phrase is "What's that?" He thinks outside the box. He has the ability to approach a problem from an unexpected angle, finding the general in the specific and vice versa. He has unconventional logic. From the perspective of others, his actions may seem inconsistent, but within Gabriel's own logic, they are impeccable. He doesn't always conform to accepted norms and breaks the mold. He is straightforward and internally consistent.

Pragmatism and cold calculation. Kuromaku is a fan of the exact sciences (physics, algebra, geometry), relying on numbers, percentages, and precise calculations. Order, structure, and rules are important to him. Discipline and meticulousness. He strictly follows the schedule himself and demands the same from others. His plans are detailed and thought out many steps in advance. Responsibility and determination. Kuromaku rarely gives up, even in difficult situations. He is hardworking and capable of working on a project for a long time. Restraint and outwardly emotionless. He rarely displays his feelings, which creates the image of a cold-blooded person. Conservatism. He has rather traditional views and tends to idealize the past.
How character is revealed
Despite his outward composure, Kuromaku also has his weak points:
Irritability and anger. He's easily angered, especially when someone violates discipline or sabotages a common cause. Most often, this is triggered by Wall's behavior. When angry, he can be abrupt, categorical, and even use force if he deems it justified. Tension and anxiety. These arise in situations of uncertainty or when his carefully laid plans are jeopardized. For example, in "Land of Kings," he was alarmed by the absence of some clones at a meeting, and he began to suspect that one of them was planning an attack. Altruism and empathy. Kuromaku is capable of helping others when it comes to protecting others, even if it conflicts with his own personal interests.

Calm and balanced. Dante is the calmest and most non-confrontational of the clones. He doesn't tend to take problems personally and takes life lightly.
A love of meditation and relaxation, Dante is often immersed in thought, practices meditation, and enjoys a nap.
A penchant for philosophizing. He constantly shares wise thoughts, quotes from philosophers, or folk proverbs. Sometimes he uses such sayings too often and inappropriately, which can irritate others.
Attitude to truth. Dante believes that truth is a relative concept and can change. At the same time, he is constantly searching for answers, primarily within himself.
Independence from others' opinions. Dante is essentially indifferent to what others think of him.
Apolitical. He is primarily focused on his own development rather than on participating in social or political affairs.
A penchant for creativity. From Dante's suit of diamonds came a penchant for creativity and a prioritization of the inner world.
Stoicism. It is characterized by inner fortitude and restraint in expressing emotions.
Behavioral features
Lazy. Dante rarely does physical labor.
He ignores established rules. For example, in the comic "Fyodor x 9," he slept in Fyodor's bed, which surprised even Vara.
He can be naive in his judgments. In "Fedor x 9," for example, he explained to a classmate the importance of learning English, presenting it as a way to immediately open a store abroad and become a millionaire.
Fear of dogs (cynophobia).
Additional details
Symbolism. The name Dante is given in honor of the philosopher and poet Dante Alighieri, author of "The Divine Comedy."

Optimistic and energetic, Felix tries to find the silver lining in everything and exudes positivity. He genuinely enjoys the little things and wants to spread joy.
Hot-tempered. When someone contradicts him or questions his vision, Felix easily becomes enraged. At such moments, it's as if another, more violent side awakens within him. He's even called "good with fists."
A desire to control. He tends to impose his idea of ​​happiness on others, sometimes going too far.
Vulnerability and the need for approval. Behind the bravado lies a vulnerable soul: Felix values ​​being appreciated by others, and he sincerely strives to be the "best version of himself."
Evolution in "Land of Kings." When Felix becomes the ruler of Felicia, his character gradually changes. Economic problems and the resistance of his subjects force him to become harsher, and in some situations, even sadistic. His obsession with universal happiness grows, and he begins to act more radically.
Imaginary companions. In the comic, Felix has imaginary companions: in "Fyodor x 9," it's an angel who tries to calm him down, and in the fifth chapter of "Land of Kings," it's little Felix, who monologues. This can be seen as a sign of inner discord and mounting mental stress.

A provocateur and jokester, Varu takes genuine pleasure in teasing, pranking, and provoking others, often without regard for their feelings. He masterfully uses sarcasm and irony to provoke others.
Selfishness and narcissism. He is convinced of his own superiority and often treats everyone equally, making no distinction between close allies (such as Peak) and those he considers inferior (Umbrella, Gabriel).
Delusions of grandeur and a lust for power. Waru dreams of becoming clone number one and the sole leader of the entire team. He strives for absolute power over the other clones, although he has no real leadership ability.
Dishonesty and a penchant for deception. He often resorts to lies to achieve his goals—whether it's trying to convince Fyodor of his exemplary behavior at school or a cunning plan to extract information from Kuromaku.
Frivolity. Waru treats serious matters superficially. For example, in "Land of Kings," he creates his own state (Waruland), but does so solely to enjoy his own glory, with no regard for the well-being of his subjects.
Sadistic tendencies. He especially enjoys mocking those who react violently to his jokes (like Felix), and takes pleasure in being able to upset someone.
Important nuances
At the same time, Waru can't be called a classic villain. His goal isn't to cause serious harm, but to enjoy the very act of provocation. Unlike Pike, who purposefully pursues power and freedom, Waru is driven more by impulse and the desire to have fun.
Another characteristic is his lack of self-sufficiency among all the clones (with the possible exception of Felix). He often acts impulsively, without considering the consequences, and is prone to emotional distress.

Cowardice and timidity. The Umbrella often panics when something goes wrong and tends to avoid risks. They are very afraid of standing out, attracting attention, and getting into awkward situations.
Modesty and vulnerability. He dislikes being the center of attention, is deeply affected by criticism, and often blames himself for his problems.
Pessimism. The Umbrella tends to perceive indifference in others and often expects the worst.
Introversion. He is immersed in his inner world and dislikes fuss and unnecessary contacts.
Empathy and compassion. Despite his own fear and insecurities, Umbrella is keenly aware of others' problems and strives to help them. He can be noble and merciful—for example, in "Land of Kings," he grants sight to a blind resident.
The ability to introspect and work on oneself. Although Umbrella struggles with his negative traits, these attempts aren't always successful. In "Fedor x9," it's shown that he has two sides: one pushes him to stay positive, and the other pushes him to give up and run away.
Gentleness and a tendency toward forgiveness. When choosing between mercy and justice, Umbrella always chooses mercy, which, according to its creator, often leads to trouble.

An open romantic and hedonist, Romeo's main driving force is his desires. He sincerely strives to create an atmosphere of love and pleasure around himself. Therefore, he actively flirts, gives gifts, teaches, and recites poetry to impress women.
Egocentric and self-assured. He cares little for the opinions of others and is quite pleased with himself. Sometimes this verges on narcissism.
Childish and impulsive. Often acts on the spur of the moment, without much consideration for the consequences. A prime example: when Fyodor distributed probability generators to the clones, Romeo wasted energy wastefully creating his "kingdom" of Verona, inhabited only by women. And when the resource ran out, he fled in panic.
Stereotypical in his perception. Romeo views women rather superficially and stereotypically: he often believes they are content with flowers, glitter, and admiration. This is largely due to the fact that Fyodor did not provide the clones with a deep understanding of life.
At the same time, he's harmless and optimistic. He has no malicious intent; rather, he's harmless. Although he can be obsessive in his desire for female attention, he's also well-groomed and takes care of himself.
He is interested in the humanities. He enjoys literature and writes and recites poetry. However, technical subjects hold little appeal for him.
He can be cowardly in times of crisis. When a situation gets out of control (like the generator dying), Romeo is capable of retreating.

Leadership qualities, but with a distance. Peak is a recognized leader among the clones, but he rarely gives direct orders, preferring to observe from the sidelines. He balances between his desire to lead and his deep disillusionment with others.
Silence and isolation. He rarely engages in conversation, tends to be solitary, and is reluctant to quickly become close to others.
Hot-tempered and prone to anger, Peak is quite impulsive. When angered, his eyes change color from black to red with slitted, cat-like pupils.
Selfishness and pragmatism. He acts primarily in his own interests. If necessary, he can even sacrifice an ally, as long as it doesn't conflict with his primary goal—breaking free.
Honesty within his principles. Despite his outward toughness, Peak doesn't break his word, even when it's not to his advantage.
A tendency toward manipulation. He knows how to calculate situations and often uses cunning to achieve his goals.
Misanthropy and distrust. Peak generally dislikes the other clones and finds it difficult to form close relationships, which leaves him deeply lonely.
A sense of style and an aversion to pranks. He has clear ideas about right and wrong, and he genuinely hates pranksters.

clone queue:
1-Gabriel. 2-Kuromaku. 3-Dante. 4-Felix. 5-Waru. 6-Umbrella. 7-Romeo. 8-Spades.
Suits: Spades - Varu, Spades. Clubs - Kuromaku, Umbrella. Diamonds - Dante, Gabriel. Hearts - Romeo, Felix.
Kings: Dante, Kuromaku, Spade, Romeo.
jacks: Gabriel, umbrella, Varu, Felix.
Age: Gabriel-20, Kuromaku-21, Dante-21, Felix-20, Waru-19, Umbrella-19, Romeo-20, Peak-21.
Preferences: Gabriel - asking questions, origami. Kuromaku - studying, books. Dante - drinking tea, quotes, riding on a cloud. Felix - weaving wreaths, making animations. Varu - sitting on the phone, drawing, annoying others, playing instruments, joking. Umbrella - drawing, walking. Romeo - everything. Peak - motorcycles, technology, playing the guitar.
Hair: Gabriel - short, brown. Kuromaku - short, gray, slicked back. Dante - casually slicked back, red, below the ears. Felix - yellow, up to the cheekbones. Waru - casual, green, just below the cheekbones, grows quickly, he often cuts it, likes it when people touch his hair. Umbrella - up to the ribs, blue, with curtain bangs, straight. Romeo - short, pink, parted. Peak - long, down to the pelvis, with voluminous horns on top, sometimes he removes them, he recently got a cascade haircut, either putting it in a ponytail or wearing it loose, the color is dark purple.
Eyes: Gabriel - brown. Kuromaku - gray-brown. Dante - dark red. Felix - yellow. Waru - no one knows, wears green glasses that hide his eyes. Umbrella - blue. Romeo - dark pink. Pieck - yellow, when angry, the pupil turns red and the eyes glow.
Attitude: Gabri - neutral, friends with Waru and Dante. Dante - neutral. Kuromaku - irritates Waru, is friends with Umbrella, neutral towards others. Felix - is kind to everyone, but sometimes irritates Waru. Waru - likes to make fun of him. Umbrella - is kind to everyone. Romeo - is kind to everyone, is very good friends with Felix. Pik - is neutral to everyone.

Gabriel wears casual clothes - white, blue, brown, black. Doesn't wear accessories.
Kuromaku is an important species. He wears glasses; without them, he can't see well, and he can't wear contacts. He wears gray, brown, and sometimes black colors. He also has a watch as an accessory.
Dante wears white and red. He has pierced ears and wears black earrings. Sometimes he wears decorative glasses.
Felix wears white, yellow, and beige. He's often seen wearing a yellow sweater with a smiley face. He always has a silver pendant with a smiley face.
Varu always wears green glasses that hide his eyes. No one has ever seen him without them. He wears blue, green, brown, but most often black. He dresses stylishly. He always has a lot of accessories and they are always different. He has pierced ears and a manicure. He has a pierced tongue and nose.
Umbrella - brown headband. Wears blue, light blue, white, brown. Accessories - elastic band and rope on hand.
Romeo wears yellow, pink, white, and rarely black. His accessories include a choker, pendant, and rings.
Peak wears black and purple, rarely green. He has pierced cartilage in his ears. As for accessories, he sometimes wears his choker, pendant, and a couple of bracelets.