Among as Show

⚪ White — The first victim. He dies at the very end of Episode 1. He is brutally eliminated by the Green Imposter immediately after White begins complaining about the conditions on the ship.
🔵 Blue — The second victim. Killed by an alien in Electric. He got too close to discovering that two Imposters were operating on the ship.
🟢 Lime — The third victim. He dies at the hands of Orange (the second Imposter), who transforms into a monster right before his eyes. Lime tries to defend himself with the gadgets he's collected, but to no avail.
🟠 Orange — Voted out. After Lime's murder, her cover is blown. The crew holds an emergency meeting and unanimously ejects her into outer space, where her body explodes spectacularly.
🩵 Blue (Cyan) — The fourth victim. While the remaining crew celebrates Orange's expulsion and the O2 system malfunctions, the Green Imposter stealthily kills Blue in the chaos.
🟡 Yellow — Voted out. Due to planted evidence, Yellow becomes suspect in Blue's murder. The crew makes a mistake, votes against her, and throws the innocent cook overboard.
🟤 Brown — The fifth victim. Dies in the galley. The Green Imposter kills him in cold blood while Brown is alone mourning the exile of his partner, Yellow.
🖤 ​​Dark Gray / Black — The sixth victim. She figures out where exactly the alien parasites are infiltrating the ship (from the ventilation/warehouse). However, Green attacks her before she can tell the survivors about it.
🟢 Green — Finale. The season's main Imposter reveals itself and attempts to completely destroy the ship. Red and Purple deduce its weakness (salt) and cause the monster to explode.
Survivors in the final:
🔴 Red (Captain)
🟣 Purple (Head of Security)

Purpose: To protect the ship from asteroids and dispose of waste.
Atmosphere: Industrial bays. In the armory, Lime assembles his defense gadgets, and through the garbage airlock, the crew dumps MIRA Corporation's space junk (and, unfortunately, innocent crew members during the vote).
The purpose of the bot: A location for completing basic tasks (quests) and a place for "executions" based on voting results.

Purpose: A technical system of air ducts that runs throughout the entire ship.
Atmosphere: Claustrophobic, grimy metal pipes connecting different rooms. According to the plot, the Green Parasite uses them to instantly travel and create false alibis.
Bot Purpose: A unique hidden route, accessible only to Imposters. Allows instant movement between connected rooms (e.g., Electrical Room - Medical Room).

Purpose: Violet's workstation. Atmosphere: A room filled with monitors displaying surveillance footage from across the ship. Violet spends a lot of time here, trying to catch the traitor using logs and videos.
Bot purpose: Information center. Players located here can get hints about other characters' movements in previous turns.

Destination: Doctor Blue's office.
Atmosphere: A sterile, white room with high-tech scanners. In the show, Blue uses it more like a therapist's office, where he lies on the couch and contemplates poetry while Lime heals his "soft bones."
Bot purpose: A location for player verification. It houses a scanner that proves a character's "peacefulness" in the game. In the bot, it can be used for health checks or alibi confirmation.

Purpose: Main switchboard of the ship.
Atmosphere: The creepiest, darkest, and most cramped place on the ship, tangled with wires. With its many blind spots and narrow passage, it's the perfect spot for an Imposter ambush.
Bot objective: High-risk zone. Location where covert sabotage and first kills most often occur.

Purpose: The ship's main hub. Here the crew eats, rests, and holds emergency meetings.
Atmosphere: A spacious room with round tables and a serving line, where Yellow presides. The Red Button (Emergency Button) is installed in the center for gathering the team.
Bot purpose: The starting location, safety zone, and voting area. Players return here after each round.

These are astronauts in colorful suits and with the names of their flowers called Amongas

Role on ship: Scientist, hard rock specialist.
Personality: Blue's grim, pragmatic, and silent right-hand woman. Unlike her friend, Black believes only in dry facts, physics, and solid rock. She acts as a kind of "grounding" for Blue's eccentricities.
Bot feature: Together with Golubaya, they create a great comedic duo of "esotericist + skeptic." In the bot, they can be responsible for collecting hard statistics or conducting rigorous investigations.
Suit: Black or dark grey matte spacesuit.
Accessories: a black choker with spikes on the neck
Style: Emo

Role on ship: Ship's rock and mineral explorer.
Personality: An emotional, sensitive, and dreamy girl. She's completely obsessed with esotericism, zodiac signs, Mercury retrograde, and crystal healing. She tries to find the Imposter not by clues, but by "aura" and "tarot cards."
Bot Feature: She's friends with Black. Because of her hobbies, Blue can be turned into a fortune-telling bot, making predictions or accusing other players based on their "cosmic energy."
Costume: Light blue (turquoise) spacesuit.
Accessory: Instead of a hat, a small wreath of pink flowers is attached to her helmet. A pouch containing her favorite crystals and minerals hangs from her belt.
Style: Sweet, romantic and a little childish.

Role on the ship: Chief Technician and Engineer
Personality: Paranoid, grumpy, and extremely cautious. Due to his fear of intimacy, he's the only one on the ship who can resist Dr. Blue's hypnotic charm. Claims he has "soft bones" due to his yoga practice.
Bot feature: When Lime is unjustly accused of espionage, he locks himself in his cabin and creates a homemade "anti-Impostor weapon." The weapon ultimately saves the survivors. In the bot, Lime can be responsible for crafting mechanics or technical support.
Costume: Lime-colored spacesuit (juicy green).
Accessory: On the head is a dark green bandana, and on the belt hangs a heavy bag with tools (adjustable wrench, screwdrivers).
Style: Distressed, the suit shows signs of machine oil and scratches from ventilation repairs.

Role on the ship: Major passenger.
Personality: A spoiled, selfish, and arrogant rich man. He's not a professional crew member—he simply won a ticket for the Skeld in a MIRA Corporation lottery. He's completely unsuited to physical labor and despises "poor" workers.
Bot feature: According to the plot, he becomes the Imposter's very first victim.
Suit: Premium quality, dazzling white spacesuit.
Accessory: A stylish silk scarf is tied around the neck over the spacesuit.
Style: Pompous and flamboyant. His suit is shinier than everyone else's, emphasizing his status as a rich slacker.

Role on the ship: Galley cook (Yellow's partner).
Personality: Reticent, down-to-earth, and phlegmatic. Like Yellow, he shares anti-capitalist views and is a member of their "two-person trade union." He speaks rarely, but always to the point and accurately.
Costume: Brown spacesuit.
Accessory: Unlike Yellow, he wears not a cap, but a white bandana tied at the back of his helmet. He also wears a work apron over his spacesuit.
Style: The most simple and working-class look of a person who just came to do his job.

Role on ship: Galley Chef.
Personality: A rude, brash rebel with proletarian views. She hates the MIRA corporation, constantly incites the crew to strike, and enjoys playing cruel pranks on her colleagues.
Feature: Has excellent intuition. From the very beginning, I didn't trust Orange and didn't care about her "corporate ethics."
Costume: Bright yellow spacesuit.
Accessory: A tall white chef's hat is worn over the helmet, and a slightly food-stained apron is tied over the suit itself. He often holds a large ladle or kitchen knife.
Style: Sassy, ​​casual and rebellious look.

Role on the ship: Corporate overseer for MIRA (and second imposter/traitor).
Personality: A heartless, falsely optimistic office clerk. He brainwashes his team with slogans like "we're one big family" and "working towards a common goal," while people die around him.
Chip: She became the second traitor in the first episode. Due to her "corporate" deformation, even as a monster, she tries to act according to protocol and foolishly gives herself away, which is why Green gets rid of her.
Costume: Orange spacesuit.
Accessory: Often holds a clipboard with MIRA corporate papers in his hands.
Style: Typical white collar, her suit is always perfectly clean, without a single stain.

Role on ship: Ship's doctor.
Personality: Charming, phlegmatic, and effeminate intellectual. He holds a doctorate in poetry, so instead of giving sound medical advice, he often quotes poetry or indulges in deep philosophy.
Chip: Absolutely useless in extreme situations, as he is panicky afraid of the sight of real blood and stressful arguments at emergency meetings.
Costume: Dark blue spacesuit.
Accessory: A medical reflector (a round disc on a strap worn by ENT doctors) is attached to the helmet. A white or red medical cross is carefully painted on the chest of the suit.
Style: Intelligent, moves smoothly, often keeps hands behind back near backpack.

Role on the ship: Unpaid intern (actually a bloodthirsty imposter).
Personality: At the beginning of the season, he's the cliched, naive "good-natured newbie" who wants to be friends with everyone and enjoys any dirty work. After his true colors are revealed, he's a cold-blooded, calculating, and cruel manipulator who revels in the crew's fear.
The twist: The main plot twist. The parasite erased the human Green's memory, so the monster ends up screwing up on minor, everyday issues that a real intern would definitely understand.
suit: green spacesuit
Accessories: brown cap and dark green sweatshirt

Role on the ship: Chief detective and protector of the crew.
Personality: Cynical, sarcastic, and severely paranoid. She trusts no one (and, as it turns out, for good reason). She sees hidden enemies in everyone and forces the team to undergo endless tests.
Chip: A true professional who always wears a disgruntled expression. It is she, along with Red, who unravels the case and confronts the traitor.
Costume: Purple spacesuit.
Accessory: She wears a black police cap (with a rugged visor and a silver badge). A holster with a space taser or walkie-talkie is attached to her belt.
Style: Looks stern and collected, her helmet visor often reflecting the safety monitor screens.

Role on ship: Nominal crew leader.
Personality: Boastful, self-assured, but actually terribly cowardly and incompetent. He got his position by accident (either through connections or a computer error). He constantly tries to deliver pompous speeches, but easily panics in critical moments.
Chip: She loves attention and is terrified of losing her authority. Near the end, she finally overcomes her fear and makes a truly heroic move.
Costume: Classic bright red spacesuit.
Accessory: He wears a white captain's cap with a black visor and a gold emblem in the center. A ceremonial gold patch (pilot's wings) adorns the chest of his spacesuit.
Style: Tries to look stern and authoritative, constantly adjusting his cap during pompous speeches.