Fd Lololoshki (I don't know what to call it)

Appearance: The Watcher is an all-encompassing character from the story seasons, controlling the Prison of Time and personifying time in the flesh and death itself. His body and existence are dependent on perception, but he has chosen a form that is close to human. Only his glowing white eyes are visible against a black background. He wears a long, dark cloak with white buttons, and the sleeve cuffs and hood are trimmed with soft white fur. Personality: The character is shrouded in mystery and darkness. He does not speak, but his presence is felt mentally. He avoids direct eye contact, preferring to remain in the peripheral vision of his "victims," ​​which causes them discomfort and anxiety. Even the most powerful beings—demons and gods—feel fear of him. The Watcher views his work as a duty and feels neither sympathy nor antipathy towards it. He has his own interests, including curiosity about living beings, but his main goal is maintaining balance in the multiverse. Abilities: exists outside of linear time, manipulates souls while in purgatory, is omnipresent (is simultaneously in all points of space and time, except for the timeless space of the Synclet), has omniscience, exerts cold and psychological pressure on others, inflicts paralysis, teleports, travels between realities, transfers creatures into timeless space, creates avatars, changes appearance and size, creates doubles, levitates, spreads cold, erases objects, breaks the fourth wall.
Traits: he doesn't blink, he can't be captured on camera, and beings unbound by time can't see him. Any snag on his cloak can grow into a hole that threatens to destroy time and the universe. All deceased souls end up in his purgatory, and where they go from there is known only to the Watcher.

The Interworlder is a key character in the Lololoshka universe, a being from the race of demiurges who can move between worlds. Appearance
The Interworlder has two versions of its appearance:
Old: Black armor with a bright purple glowing gem on the chest and similar elements on the head, arms, and legs. Purple eyes and a white decorative detail around the jaw.
New: Dark gray armor with purple accents and a hooded cape. The face is hidden by a mask with two stripes running from the "third eye" to the top edge, and two protruding elements accentuating the cheekbones. The eyes are purple with a bright white glow. Personality
Usually, the Interworlder is extremely calm and composed. In critical situations, he gives stern and clear advice to his "student," Lololoshka, helping him find a way out of a difficult situation. He rarely shows emotion, but, according to Louise, in the past he was kind and fair to his subordinates, treating them with understanding. Role in the plot
Essentially, the Interworlder is a version of Lololoshka from another timeline who survived the destruction of his branch and was taken in by the Organization. He continued the work of previous Lololoshka directors, searching for the "perfect" timeline. Abilities
Moving between worlds and realities using the Masks of the First and Departure.
Immunity to interdimensional void.
Time manipulation (including instantaneous reversal of time periods).
The ability to adapt to the conditions of different worlds.
Increased physical strength.
A huge reserve of Spark (magical energy).
The creation of magical projectiles (such as spears). However, the Interworlder is considered the most dangerous criminal in the multiverse, as he has repeatedly altered the flow of time for personal purposes, which is prohibited by the fundamental laws of the universe.

John Davey Harris (JDH) is an alternate version of Lololoshka from reality #994. He is a key character in story arcs such as "The Voice of Time" and "The Last Reality." Appearance
Externally, the JDH is almost identical to the Lololoshka, but with important differences:
Instead of his usual hoodie and pants, he wears a white business suit with rolled-up sleeves.
An orange scarf (as opposed to Lololoshka's blue one) and glasses.
Gray boots and trousers with cuffs.
When he first appeared, he wore an orange Interworld mask.
The build is strong and probably slender.
Height: about 190 cm.
Thick black eyebrows, fair skin.
Character
Unlike the silent and good-natured Lololoshka, John:
Very emotional and talkative, often interrupts his interlocutors.
Almost every word he says is accompanied by a joke or sarcasm.
He makes a lot of faces and behaves frivolously, like a child or an “adult hooligan.”
His actions are spontaneous and unpredictable.
Often exhibits toxicity and indifference towards others.
Masterfully chooses words to humiliate the opponent and demonstrate his intelligence. Abilities
As a planeswalker, JDH has the following abilities:
Moving between worlds.
Adaptation to the environment.
Magic of the Void.
Increased endurance.
Slowed down aging process.
Create skint crystals using Spark energy.
Analogue of sanguimancy (blood magic).

Young Ebardo (in Vidomnia): During his imprisonment in the Vidomnia Tower, he was clad in tattered, swamp-colored rags, covered in scars and bruises, his hands were shackled in chains, and his dark hair was partially grayed from constant torture.
Young Ebardo (post-escape): After his release, he dressed up, appeared cleaner, and the scars on his body likely disappeared thanks to magic. In Episode 80, he is seen wearing gray jeans, a white T-shirt, and a bright green sweater with the sleeves pulled up, which highlights the color of his eyes. Young Ebardo: In his youth, he became strong-willed, decisive, and unyielding. He disliked procrastination, was impatient, and short-tempered. He was a gambler and had a weakness for bets, which he hated losing. However, he usually broke the terms if it benefited him. He became "drunk" with power after discovering his abilities, believing that power was the only thing that truly mattered. He viewed other beings in the multiverse as stupid and weak-willed. Faragonda's torture exacerbated this condition, making his behavior eerie even for the undead. He was extremely cruel to his subordinates, controlling them through force and intimidation. In Episode 96, he mentioned a "heightened sense of justice," which could mean either vengefulness or something else. Ebardo is a powerful planeswalker who stole the sun from the world of Thirteen, for which he was imprisoned in Vidomnia. Later, his future self (Eo) freed him. Abilities: Ebardo possesses advanced void magic, which allows him to create portals, summon void beings, manipulate plants, and even see through the eyes of other beings. Traits: He is a master of manipulation and intrigue, able to gain trust and influence others. To enhance his authority, he created illusions, for example, using lenses from the Observer's bubble to imitate wings. Wager with Jodah: Ebardo made a wager with Jodah, according to which he had to travel back in time, destroy Vidomnia, and leave the Between Worlds before he himself lost his spark in his youth.

Appearance: A white-haired (or gray-haired) young man with red eyes and pointed, elven-like ears. He dresses stylishly: a black hat with a red stripe, a scarlet shirt, a dark cloak with gold stripes over it, black trousers and shoes. He often holds a cane with a gold tip in the shape of a snake's head. Personality: At the beginning of the season, he appears arrogant, narcissistic, and cruel. Stubborn and hot-tempered, he insists on his own way and does not tolerate refusal. Bold and impudent, he can intimidate others for laughs. Talkative - he often talks about himself, disregarding the other person's interest. He is unpunctual. What's also important: as the plot develops and his friendship with Lololoshka develops, Lucius changes. He becomes kinder, begins to feel guilt and gratitude, becomes more down-to-earth and less obsessed with his power. Previously, he had no attachment to worlds, constantly jumping from one to another, but now he loves his castle-home. Having never understood friendship before, he begins to appreciate Woland and Lololoshka. He also acquires a pet, a snake named Aiko, whom he treats with the utmost care and loves sincerely. In the finale, when Jodah offers to restore his powers, Lucius refuses: now he only cares about his castle, Aiko, and his friends. A little context: Lucius is a demigod, the son of the fire god Agnius. After the death of his older brother, Ivlis, he briefly became the ruler of the Underworld, but, sensing his power, he created the "Dark Assassin" for fun and nearly destroyed half the world. For this, the High Council stripped him of some of his powers and imprisoned him in the Prison of Time. Lucius escaped twice. In prison, he met Jodah. Later, Jodah, using a cunning plan, tricked Lucius into believing that some of his powers had been taken away as punishment (though in reality, this was part of a plan to absorb the "remnants" of his powers), and then took them away. In the finale, Jodah intended to return his powers, but Lucius refused. The character's name alludes to Lucius Evo, and his character and "re-education" are inspired by the pilot of the series "Hazbin Hotel."

Jodah Avi is one of the key characters in the Lololoshki universe, the deuteragonist in the God's Game season and a pseudo-antagonist in others. Appearance
Hair: Used to be black, but has turned grey or completely white over time
Wings: Originally white, with a feathered tail. After the Thousand Eyes ritual and the absorption of the gods' powers, the wings grew larger, changing color to black with red feathers. A second pair also grew, visually smaller, with eyes that could close and move.
Eyes: violet.
Skin: dark.
Clothing: Black and purple knee-length tabarda.
Accessories: a pendant on the neck with a stone that shimmers from blue to red.
Character
Past: He was an outcast due to bullying as a member of the Avi clan. Already at the age of 10, he showed cruelty, absorbing his bully, Lemak.
At the time of writing this diary (before absorbing Eola's powers): selfish and heartless. His only goal is survival and the acquisition of ever greater power. He openly stated that he felt no remorse for killing countless people in Skaisern.
After absorbing Eola's powers, his character changed. He became compassionate, which manifested itself in his willingness to help fairies.
General traits: goal-oriented, firm in decisions, serious, but with a sense of humor. Has good control over emotions and is excellent at hiding his true intentions. Other
Age: Over 739 years old (immortal). Origin: Born into a family of court executioners, which likely influenced his harsh character. Abilities: Levitates, teleports, and can absorb the abilities of others. These include the power of the "Thousand Eyes" (allowing one to see true intentions), fire, water, and air magic, as well as the ability to travel between worlds and exist in the void. Role in the plot: Helps the Watcher (the personification of time) capture violators and send them to the Prison of Time. Titles: Assigned the title of "Eternal Archmage" and founded the Order of the Great Tree.

Appearance: A tall, slender woman with blue hair. She wears a gilded nemes with a large sapphire in the center and cat ears on the sides. She dresses in a blue-violet tunic with gold accents and pink pajamas with cat ears for sleep. She loves updating her wardrobe and experimenting with hairstyles. On her left shoulder is a tattoo she got during the events of the "Final Reality" season. Personality: Noble and caring, she tries to help people to the best of her ability. She doesn't panic, and solves problems quickly and confidently. She generally communicates kindly, but can also scold when necessary. She is very tactile and loves hugs. She reveres the god Haetintaep, strives for knowledge, and is fascinated by unusual stories. Other: Her two key character traits—wealth and humanism—are constantly in conflict. On the one hand, she's passionate about science and mass education, and concerned about the plight of the poor. On the other hand, she tends to judge others from a position of moral superiority, calling the rich "fat cats." At the same time, she has no desire to change the system and may become close to those same "fat cats" if they treat her well. Status is also very important to her, and she's willing to go to great lengths to enhance it.

Abilities: As a planeswalker, he can move between worlds, adapt to the environment, has a weak susceptibility to poisons, a slowed aging process, and skills in handling bladed and firearms.

First appearance: In the 65th episode of the season, "The Voice of Time", as a children's tour guide in "Imreptok's Nightmare".

An interesting fact: her full name uses "ibn" (which means "son" in Arabic) rather than "bint" (daughter). However, other characters (Halima and Hanuf) refer to her as "they" as a sign of respect.

Appearance: Lololoshka is a tall guy (around 190 cm) with pale skin, brown eyes, and light-brown, short-cropped hair. He is easily recognized by his distinctive appearance: a white hoodie with a soft blue tint and black stripes on the sleeves, black pants with light blue suspenders, light blue sneakers with white soles, a black and blue checkered scarf, white headphones with black ear pads and light blue inserts, and light blue decorative glasses with black lenses. Personality: Lololoshka is easygoing and balanced, not too talkative. He is kind and fair towards other characters, but sometimes displays frivolity, inattention, and naivety, which can lead to him making wrong decisions. He is willing to give second chances and trust people, without acting aggressively or egocentrically. Lololoshka can come up with complex ideas and devise intricate plans. He genuinely enjoys being a hero and helping others, but sometimes he neglects his own time, desires, and even moral standards in order to be viewed favorably in the future. Despite his openness, he distrusts just anyone and carefully analyzes his surroundings. Other:
Origin. Lololoshka was born in the Archaean dimension, in the city of Glassgarf. He was one of the first to receive the Spark—the ability to travel between worlds. After each transition, he loses his memory and belongings, forcing his search for self to begin anew.
Abilities. Over the course of the seasons, Lololoshka has acquired various abilities: occult magic, flight, fire control (learned from the demigod Lucius), knowledge from the Scroll, infinite flight with the help of her armor, and numerous implants acquired during her time in the Between Worlds.

Traits: Lololoshka has an "unhealthy love of chickens"—he almost never kills them. According to Muscat, he smells of caramel and wool. In the "Final Reality" season, he visualized his subconscious as an Interworlder.