Technolike

Ban — Idol of Order. Enforces the rules, handles complaints, and bans violators.
The Captain is the Security Idol. He maintains control of the system, operates strictly according to protocols, and does not tolerate failures.
Like is the Popularity Idol. Responsible for ratings, public attention, and fan emotions; lives for likes and recognition.
Omgus is the Content Idol. He creates trends, memes, and viral things, making sure everything becomes a hit.
Vicky is the Idol of Knowledge (scientist). She understands technology, fixes glitches, and organizes data.
Happy is the Idol of Search. She helps you find what you need, guides you through the metaverse, supports everyone, and gets your friends out of trouble.

Appearance
Omgus is an anthropomorphic cat, and his image is a direct reference to internet culture (his name stands for "OMG," and he seems to be made for memes and content):

The coat color is dark blue-violet, almost black; large white areas on the muzzle, belly and paws, and the center of the ears is also white.
The eyes are large, blue, with black-blue pupils; in the pupils there are star-shaped highlights.
The eyebrows are two large white arches, giving him an expressive, slightly dramatic look.
Whiskers - Two pairs of blue rectangular "whiskers" on each side of the head, plus another pair on top.
Decorative lines are arched blue stripes on the head (converging at the back of the head), two on the back and two on the tail.
Logo details: bright blue stars (Technolike's symbol) on the back of the head and the tip of the tail.
The accessory is a blue collar with the same star.

Character
Omgus is the Content Idol: he is responsible for the popularity and quality of media in the metaverse, and this is fully reflected in his behavior:

Sarcastic and witty. He loves to poke fun at his colleagues (especially Like), but does it in such a way that even the offended interlocutor ends up laughing.
Dependent on popularity. He's the second most popular Idol after Like and values ​​his reputation greatly: any doubt about his content could trigger a strong reaction.
He's pragmatic. If there's a way to make a situation go viral or at least increase reach, he'll find it. Sometimes his actions look like pure PR, but often it's precisely this PR that saves everyone.
He doesn't like familiarity. He can't stand being petted or treated disrespectfully—he immediately makes it clear that he's not a "cute cat," but a serious idol.
Capable of fairness. Despite his egocentricity, Omgus is able to admit his mistakes and doesn't abandon his friends in trouble: for example, he felt genuinely sorry for Happy when he was archived and tried to help.
He addresses his fans as "Smileys"—as opposed to "Hearts"—by Like. This underscores his style: expressing emotion through emoji, humor, memes, and quick reactions.
Considering you've been asking for scenes and lines for roleplaying games before (including in various vibes), here are a few ideas specifically for Omgus:

The "Content at Any Cost" scene: in the midst of a system failure, Omgus, instead of panicking, takes out his "digital smartphone" and shouts, "This is the perfect shot! Everyone's watching! I'm going to film a teaser now: 'Technolike: Apocalypse Live!'" Bugs fly around, the Captain frowns, and Happy tries to hide all the wires.
A mini-dialogue with Like: Like is panicking over her falling ratings, and Omgus calmly says, "Listen, don't panic. We'll do a collaboration: you provide the emotions, I'll provide the editing. In three minutes, we'll have a hit that everyone will be hyping."
Description of his “studio”: a room of glowing panels, the walls covered with thumbnails of clips and ratings, in the center is a chair that looks like an emoji throne, and three screens float nearby: one for streaming, one for editing, and a third for

The body and fur are mainly orange in colour, with white areas on the muzzle, chest, paws and tip of the tail.
The eyes are large, square, white with black pupils, looking straight ahead and giving him a slightly cartoonish, but very sincere expressiveness.
The nose is square and dark grey.
Ears and tongue - the inside of the ears and tongue are pink.
The accessory is a green collar with a yellow four-pointed star.
The overall impression is that it's deliberately kept as simple and "old-fashioned" as possible: a nod to the origins of the internet and a tribute to those very first search interfaces.
Character
Happy is the kindest and most loyal of the idols, and also the most underappreciated: users often ignore him, preferring to ask each other for directions. But he doesn't take offense and is always willing to help:

Playful and naive. He acts like a puppy: he enjoys little things, loves to be helpful, and is sometimes a little confused by the complex intrigues around him.
Selfless. He finds no greater joy than helping others. He doesn't seek fame or ratings.
Loyal and courageous. Despite his gentle nature, Happy is capable of bold actions—for example, he went against the rules and helped Like, Annette, and Max, even though he knew it could cost him his archive.
Optimistic. Even in the most difficult situations, he tries to see the good and encourage his friends.
A bit clumsy. Because of his openness and simplicity, he often gets into awkward situations, but quickly apologizes and runs to help again.
A crucial role in the plot. It was Happy who, after Technolike's reboot, was able to escape the archive and restore the idols' memories—a turning point in the story.

The skin is pinkish in color.
The eyes are a rich pink color.
Her hair is bright pink, long, and braided into two ponytails, each styled as a braid made of multiple hearts.
The face is always neatly made up and has a signature smile.
The outfit is a pink and lilac dress with a skirt shaped like a rounded heart; the hem and waistband are trimmed with a white and blue stripe. The sleeves and tights are crimson and white, with diamond-shaped details on the knees.
Shoes - white high heels with red soles and a decorative heart.
Accessories include a small crown (to emphasize her Idol status) and heart-shaped details throughout the look.
Character
Like lives for ratings and adoration, and her personality is a mix of a dazzling facade and intense emotions:

Charming in public. For her fans ("my dear hearts"), she's the perfect idol: affectionate, smiling, generous with likes and kind words.
She's painfully self-centered. Even a 0.01% drop in her rating triggers panic and a burst of aggression. She can't stand being underestimated.
Hysterical and rude when stressed. When things don't go according to plan, the "sweetheart" mask quickly slips: Like can scream, blame others, and act harshly.
Stubborn. Rarely admits mistakes and almost never apologizes first—she finds it easier to shift blame than to admit being wrong.
She's dependent on recognition. Her greatest value is her own popularity, and her greatest fear is being forgotten.
She's capable of hypocrisy for a purpose. In difficult situations (for example, during the avatar exchange with Annette), she quickly changes her communication style if it helps her regain control.
She shares a delicate bond with the Captain. Despite their different personalities, a special dynamic gradually develops between them: the Captain begins to care for her, and Like, despite her arrogant demeanor, involuntarily leans on him in critical moments.

Skin is light blue.
The eyes are bright blue.
The hair is white, neatly combed back; the eyebrows are also white.
The suit is white and silver, with a scale-like texture. The shoulders feature translucent blue panels, and the fabric is adorned with luminous blue stripes, reminiscent of a circuit or mechanical pattern.
Details include several red decorative inserts on the suit and neck (they contrast with the overall cold color scheme).
Accessories: white gloves, high-soled shoes.
Overall, he looks like a strict system administrator of the metaverse: stylish, but without unnecessary softness - everything emphasizes control and order.

Character
The Captain is one of the key antagonists, and his personality is built around the idea of ​​"absolute order at any cost":

Cold and formal. He operates strictly according to algorithms and believes that the stability of the system is more important than personal feelings. His politeness is formal, according to protocol.
Arrogant and demanding. He considers himself a leader and views others as either pawns or obstacles. If someone disobeys, the Captain becomes harsh and even ruthless.
He strives for complete control. It's important to him that everything goes according to plan and under his supervision. He might, for example, archive an Idol if it refuses to cooperate.
He can't stand chaos. Any instability or violation of rules irritates him, and he reacts with extreme severity.
He's capable of warm feelings, but rarely. If he's treated with respect and understanding, he can show concern. For example, he gradually develops genuine emotions toward the idol Like: he takes an interest in her life, tries to protect her, and in episode 23, he becomes noticeably upset that they will have to part ways.

The skin is lilac.
The eyes are bright blue.
Hair is purple with a blue tint, usually neatly pulled back into a ponytail.
The glasses have a blue square frame and emphasize her intelligence.
Her clothes are a blue bodysuit, with a white scientist's coat over it (as if she's always halfway between the lab and an Idol meeting).
The bottoms and shoes are black pants and white boots with blue soles; the boots are not just stylish, but functional—they can fly.

Character
Vika is calm, patient, and meticulous, but inside she's a true perfectionist:

Patient and gentle, she's willing to help even if she doesn't fully understand the problem, and she almost never raises her voice.
Trusting, sometimes naive. Her kindness sometimes makes her vulnerable, but she never becomes cynical.
A perfectionist, she cares deeply about everything being perfectly organized, from her files to her meeting schedule. Because of this, she often forgets about the meetings themselves, so obsessed is she with "getting things done."
Smart and confident in her intellect, Vika knows she's smart and is proud of it, but she doesn't try to pressure others with it.
She dislikes chaos. Order and silence are almost sacred to her, although she constantly has to put up with disorder around her.
She shares a special bond with Ban. He's rude and harsh, she's quiet and reasonable—but it's her he protects and holds back his emotions for. Meanwhile, Viki herself barely notices his care: according to fan data, her sensitivity to attention is only 0.00042%, so touching moments often pass her by.

Appearance
Ban is a bright and aggressive character, his design emphasizing his role as an "Idol of Order" who doesn't stand on ceremony with violators:

The skin is bright green.
Eyes are green or red (change depending on the mode).
The teeth are sharp, giving it a predatory appearance.
The hair is white, styled in sharp, leaf-shaped strands on the sides and back.
His headdress is a dark, tight-fitting bandana with a neon green cross (his personal symbol).
The costume resembles a jumpsuit: a tight-fitting black T-shirt and loose-fitting pants. Over it, a harness made of two belts with neon-green crosses.
Accessories include fingerless gloves with glowing bracelets that also feature crosses; pants feature neon green stripes and mesh inserts.
Shoes - chunky boots with neon linings and crosses.
Character
Ban has a contradictory image: he is literally created to punish violators, but he does so far from "by the book":

Hot-tempered and abrupt. Often acts on emotion rather than cold calculation, and doesn't hide his irritation.
Sarcastic and caustic. He loves to tease those he bans, especially if he considers them "stupid"—a sore point for him.
Responsible. Despite his rudeness, he conscientiously processes the influx of complaints and violation reports—for him, it's not just a pastime, but a job.
Unpredictable. Due to his impulsiveness, he can react harshly even to those who aren't entirely at fault (for example, accidentally hitting the wrong avatar with shurikens).
With concern for Vika. She's the only character Ban is willing to hold back his emotions for: he genuinely cares for her and protects her.

One avatar for life. It's like a digital passport: without it, you're practically an outcast, and losing it is a serious punishment.
Likes are a currency, status, and pass. They are used to buy skins, vehicles, and upgrade rooms. Super Likes (10,000 likes) are awarded by Idols.
Rating is everything. Newbie (starter) → Creator (1,000 likes) → Media Personality (100,000) → Star (1,000,000). The higher the level, the more locations and privileges.
Idols rule the world. Like sets trends, Ban maintains order and bans, Wiki preserves knowledge, Omgus manages content, Happy helps search, and Captain is responsible for security.
Content lives in a cycle. First, it's in the "Trend River" (quickly pumped up), then it flows into the "Trash" and, after 30 days, is deleted forever.
Access to these locations depends on your status. The Center of the World (Star and Heart with Source Code) is only available to Idols; the Palace of Likes is only available to Media Persons.
Transportation costs 1 like. You can walk, take your own vehicle, or ride the "Puzyryad" (Bubbly).
Rooms are either private or public. Private rooms are by invitation only, while public rooms are open or shaped like frosted cubes.
There are contests with big prizes. For example, "Like a Dream": you can make a wish that will be written into the Source Code (but with restrictions).
Violations are punishable. Idol Ban can lower your rating, confiscate items, or ban you—sometimes even by mistake due to glitches.
If you're making an OC, roleplaying game, or guide and want these rules to look like "2000 points" (for example, to create a bureaucratic atmosphere), tell me—I'll help you break these principles down into many smaller sub-rules (like "rule 147: you can't share your avatar," "rule 832: a room is considered private if privacy is enabled," etc.).