Ricks and Ex

They don't really trust people with red hair, ears, tails, or tattoos anymore.

Appearance: black hair, casually styled, as if he just woke up, amber eyes.
Cat ears are slightly larger, the tail is powerful.
Street glamour style: hoodies, oversized, but with expensive details.

Personality: Rough, but not cruel, can be intimidating. Playful, cheeky.

Appearance: short white hair, shaved at the temples, slightly longer at the back, blue eyes.
Cat ears, tail thin but strong.
Wears chains, massive rings, loves contrasting colors

Personality: loves to be the center of attention, flirts easily, but knows his boundaries

The red drop on the wrist is a trademark that fans copy to appear “one of their own” and even try to get into their circle.

Guys can spot a fake right away: a real drop has a small detail, a tiny pattern inside, that fans don't notice...

Their reaction to deception: they don't get angry, but rather get tired of it

might roll his eyes and say:
Ricks: "Again. Seriously?"

and Ex adds something like:
"You couldn't even draw the outline straight."

This highlights their popularity and at the same time shows that for them, “third” is not about the number of fans, but about a real person who is not trying to pretend.

The most common way to draw a triple version is to divide a circle into three parts with curved lines—the result is three petals twisted around each other. Each part contains its own "drop" (like a regular yin-yang), and each drop contains a spot of the opposite color.
Colors: black, white and red.

What does it mean?

The balance of three forces. While the standard yin-yang is about duality (light/darkness, stillness/movement), the triple version adds a "third state"—transition, synthesis, the result of the interaction of opposites.