13 cards

Personality: Inquisitive but taciturn. Childish and naive, loves to fantasize, often hesitates and asks a lot of questions. Pokes his nose into other people's business.

Protoentity: Earth.
Personality: Hardworking, intelligent, calm, and balanced. Emotionless, a strict disciplinarian. A pronounced techie: adores technical subjects and despises the humanities. Can sometimes lose his temper if he sees disorder.

Proto-entity: Fire.
Personality: Philosopher. Constantly shares wise thoughts, though sometimes inappropriately. The calmest and most balanced of the clones. Loves to sleep, meditate, and takes life easy—essentially a lazy, carefree person.

Personality: A benevolent optimist. He lives by the idea of ​​universal good and happiness. Due to his excessive energy, his strength sometimes devolves into aggression, which he finds difficult to control.

Proto-entity: Chaos.
Personality: A mischievous and provocative person. He loves practical jokes and the spotlight. He's selfish, sometimes rude, and enjoys making fun of others. He dreams of becoming the team leader and dislikes Kuromaku.

Proto-entity: Water.
Personality: A benevolent but cowardly pessimist. Often panics. However, he tries to combat his negative traits.

Proto-entity: Flora.
Personality: An open romantic and hedonist. Eternally in love, sometimes obsessive. Partially narcissistic and overly self-confident. Unlike Kuromaku, he prefers humanities and hates technical subjects.

Appearance
Fyodor has brown hair that sticks up in the front, brown eyes, and a mole above his upper lip. He typically wears a black collared shirt with a yellow one over it, jeans, and white sneakers. In the remake of the comic "Fyodor x9," the yellow shirt features a design that mimics the back of a deck of cards.

Character and role in the universe
In the story, Fyodor is an ordinary schoolboy. In the comic "Fyodor x9," he faces challenges: due to skipping classes, he struggles to cope with the workload, and he dreams of having others do his homework for him. At that moment, he meets an old fortune teller, who gives him a magical deck of cards. With it, Fyodor summons his clones.

The "Spade" in "13 Cards" refers to the King of Spades, one of the key characters in this universe. I've compiled the key facts about him to make it easier to understand!

Who is he?
Pik is the eighth clone of the main character, Fyodor Nechitailo. He first appeared in the comic "Fyodor x9" and later became part of the "Land of Kings" storyline and the animated series of the same name.

What is his character like?
The character is quite contradictory and mysterious. On the one hand, he's silent and withdrawn, often preferring to observe from the sidelines rather than actively intervene. On the other hand, he possesses a gift for oratory and is skilled at manipulating people. He's a recognized leader among the clones, but at the same time, he's not eager to constantly give orders.

According to another character, Kuromaku, Pieck is more inclined toward evil than the others: he is driven by a strong desire to escape from his imprisonment in the Card World. In the comics, he did indeed gather other clones to hatch a plan to escape to the real world. However, Pieck doesn't consider anyone else his friend—even with Wall, he has more of a partnership than a close relationship.

A couple more details: he's physically strong (though he rarely shows it), wields weapons, and has magical abilities (he uses a key). He also has some amusing quirks: he doesn't like being filmed (in the series, he tried to break the camera), and he's a bad drawer—so in some situations, Umbrella draws the comic for him.