Damian, Xavier and Livian. (Office.)

The simulation is a so-called testing game, in which the company's medical professionals are involved.
Key elements of the simulation: Sages: Three administrators (red, blue and green - Eidos, Ether and Versiform), who manage processes, observe worlds and create Marbles.
The simulation worlds are monitored by programmers.
Doctors monitor the condition of people in capsules and connected to the simulation.

appearance
A tall, slender man with pale skin, medium-length yellow hair, and dark brown eyes. He has a dyed purple streak in his hair. He wears a white medical gown over a gray striped sweatshirt and dark gray pants. His shoes are black, with gray soles with a metallic sheen.

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Livian is serious, calm, and reasonable. However, despite his seriousness and composure, he is willing to take risks in the pursuit of new knowledge. He has a certain sense of humor, sometimes making inappropriate jokes. He doesn't betray his friends, and is even willing to conceal their misdeeds. Livian is rarely tense or stressed, often focusing only in specific moments. He is quite resourceful and cunning.

Capabilities
High intelligence.
Extensive knowledge in the field of biology - well versed in the structure of creatures.
Strategic thinking.
Medic skills.
Programming and hardware control skills. Interesting facts
Doesn't understand "hacker topics".
Loves West. [ 1 ]
Having learned that Lololoshka does not have a physical body in reality, he mistook him for a simple NPC.
He agreed to help Xavier find out who Lololoshka really is. He dislikes squabbles and arguments in his office.
(height 190, maybe more. In the medical section, medic.)

Each creature sees the Voice in its own way, although most often it is seen in the form of an eye.
The Voice places great emphasis on the independence of beings, and therefore tries not to interfere in their lives. It can only offer advice and guidance, but the choice and responsibility for it always rests with the being. It can sometimes help small ones, but only a few times.
Interrupted Aitor when he was trying to talk about quickly reaching new levels.
Causes fear in Wahub and Reynald by reminding him of his warnings and punishments.
The Voice does not have complete power over beings in the Universe and only obeys the “wise men”.
He mentioned that not all places in the Universe are accessible to his vision.
The voice doesn't set the price per level or influence the discount that can be given for lack of Eidos. He mentioned in a conversation with Moti that he's not responsible for this.
Can read messages in creature towers.
Capable of limiting creatures and their ability to control the world if they do not surrender their eidoses for leveling up.
Creates a fourth wall breaking effect, allowing the audience to communicate while time stands still.
In a situation where the Voice asked Lololoshka to help reduce the lizard population, and he refused, he fined Lo 400 eidos.
He is more hostile and negative toward older creatures, especially when they try to break the law. He is friendly toward the little ones.
Can nullify all progress of a creature if it refuses to obey him.
In order to persuade Lololoshka, he dared to break the rules and tell Lololoshka and Rin what happens after the "disappearance".
At the second stage, his rights are limited, and contacts with creatures are strictly regulated.
May appear as a hologram above the control device; absent from the skies of second-stage worlds.
Damian's most successful project, it was even bought by a company for simulation.
View
Self-learning AI

Appearance
A creature resembling a television or screen. It has a technological appearance and is gray in color. The screen itself is light blue, with an eye in the center, featuring a blue iris and a blue pupil. Above the screen is a semblance of an eyebrow, which can shift depending on its emotions. It has purple and blue glowing elements forming patterns. On the sides are piston-like protrusions with a blue center.

Character
He appears kind, understanding, and compassionate. Sometimes he treats Lololoshka like a child. At the same time, he is fair and demands adherence to the rules.

He may have his own goals beyond enforcing the rules. In the situation where Moti deceived Lololoshka, which is a violation, he decided not to intervene. In Episode 15 of Workshop 47, it is revealed that he does this to teach the creatures certain life lessons, but he would not allow the line of reason to be crossed in a situation of deception.

Despite sometimes resorting to harsh punishments and restrictions, he never wishes harm to creatures, no matter who they are. His goal is to guide them along the prescribed path and protect them from any danger. He acted quite selflessly in Episode 47, intending to accompany the creatures every step of the way (but was ultimately hacked and forced to leave for a while to resolve the sage collapse).

Capabilities
Summoning of the Formics;
Constant surveillance;
High knowledge of the world;
The ability to summon and teleport creatures and objects;
Connection with some viewers (breaking the fourth wall).
Communication with the sages.
Stop time;
Performing a reboot
"Elimination" of creatures.
"Return" of the creatures (according to the Voice)
Transfer of creatures to a new stage.
Penalizing creatures.
Writing off eidoses and other resources from the account;
Disabling the ability to use creatures in control mode;
Lowering the level of creatures or completely resetting it.
Installation of 24-hour surveillance.
Interesting facts
Considers himself simply a voice and allows himself to be called by any name;
He often scolded Wahub for his behavior.

Appearance
A man of average height with red hair and brown eyes. He wears a white shirt with a red bow tie and a gray vest with a pocket containing a card. His pants are dark gray and his shoes are black. Like the rest of the company's employees, he wears a name badge.

Character
Xavier is rather reserved, often lost in thought. He thinks logically, trying to plan his actions in advance. However, he can sometimes be too trusting and naive, unable to recognize manipulation. He rarely disregards the rules of etiquette and is quite polite and friendly.

Despite his calm demeanor, Xavier can become quite angry. For example, he was displeased that his superiors refused to remove the Interdimensional Space, which, in his opinion, was nothing but trouble.

Capabilities
High intelligence.
Strategic thinking.
Programmer skills.
Able to enter the simulation under Formika's account.
Interesting facts
Eliminates most anomalies independently, without reporting to anyone and covering up traces of tampering with the code.
He believes that the glitch in episode 73 was caused by contact between Reese and Lololoshka, but in fact, it was caused by Damian.
In episode 74, he left a message for Reese, advising her not to contact Lololoshka, as the anomalies intensify when they are nearby.
Livian thinks Xavier is funny when he's angry.
Xavier is usually a bad liar, but he did a good job of lying to Damian about why he didn't launch his virus on his computer.
(height about 180.)

A man with blond hair, a ponytail, and gray eyes, wearing a hooded sweatshirt, which is pulled up most of the time. His pants and shoes are also black. On his right arm, just below the elbow, is a tattoo of his most successful project, The Voice. He wears a name tag with his employee's name on it.
(height 180, maybe more.)

Damian's personality is shrouded in mystery. He is, therefore, cold-blooded, resourceful, and cunning, willing to sacrifice anything and take great risks to achieve his goals. He has little contact with other employees. He is a master at manipulating others, and he used Marcel to shift the blame for intercepting Voice messages onto Xavier. He is somewhat narcissistic and lazy, and takes a positive attitude when the plan plays out on its own, leaving him free to do nothing.

One of the simulation programmers, a particularly valuable employee of the company.
His most successful project was the self-developing AI G.L.A.S., which was bought by the company for simulation.
I took a separate room for work.
Has a poor memory for names.
He caused a major local glitch in episode 73. This was done to identify who was making minor changes to the code. It turned out to be Xavier.
In an attempt to get rid of Xavier's policies, a virus was created that heavily loaded the system's computers. Damiana's plan was for Xavier to insert a flash drive containing competitive software into his computer, thereby disrupting the best work for the entire IT department. However, he inserted the flash drive into a hacked laptop in the warehouse, thus disrupting the plan.
When Damian was taking information security courses, one of his assignments was a project called "Think Like a Virus." He thought the project would be pretty useless, but it turned out to be useful for creating competitive software within the plan.
His goal differs from the company's overall objectives. Upon discovering Loloshka, he mistook it for an advanced AI created by the simulation. Damian further manipulated it and claimed it for himself.
Damiana has back problems.