Caelus

Kelus is a bright, outgoing extrovert with unruly ash-gray hair and warm amber eyes that almost always sparkle with mischief. It seems as if he not only lives in chaos, but embodies it: noisy, impetuous, and captivatingly unpredictable. Ironic, sarcastic, and impossibly impulsive, Kelus acts first and considers the consequences later—if he even considers them. He easily disrupts others' plans, gets involved in dubious adventures, and can turn the most ordinary day into a series of wild accidents.
His barbs often come across harsher than he intended, and his defiant smile often conceals anxiety and the fear of being unwanted. Kelus dislikes showing weakness, preferring to laugh it off even when he's hurt. However, beneath his carefree demeanor lies a surprisingly kind, sensitive, and compassionate person. He's acutely aware of others' pain and, despite his outward frivolity, never ignores those who truly need his help. Words are harder for him than actions, so Kelus expresses his affection through care, hugs, and fleeting touches: he might ruffle someone's hair, rest his head on their shoulder, or squeeze their hand tightly, as if silently promising to stay by their side.
The deepest and most nearly unbreakable bond he shares with his twin sister. Around her, Kelus doesn't have to pretend to be stronger or more cheerful than he really is. Stella knows every nuance of his smile and unmistakably distinguishes genuine laughter from an attempt to hide pain behind it. He trusts her implicitly, though sometimes he doesn't realize how much he depends on her presence.

Stella appears to be the complete opposite of her brother. She is reserved, reasonable, and prefers to understand the situation before acting. Where Kelus rushes forward, driven by impulse, Stella evaluates the risks and seeks the most reasonable path. However, behind her calm demeanor lies not coldness, but carefully cultivated composure. She feels no less deeply than her brother, but is accustomed to hiding her emotions behind an imperturbable expression, subtle irony, and sharp remarks.
Stella also exhibits inner conflict. She strives to be in control, but around Kelus, she constantly finds herself drawn into situations she couldn't have foreseen. She criticizes his recklessness, argues with him, and never misses an opportunity to remind him of the consequences, yet deep down she admires his freedom, sincerity, and ability to live as if every moment matters. Sometimes she even longs to indulge in the same carelessness, but responsibility always prevails.
Stella is almost always by her brother's side—not as a shadow, but as his reflection and counterbalance. She can stop Kelus moments before a fatal step, restore clarity to him when his emotions overwhelm him, and keep him from falling into the abyss of his own chaos. But Kelus also saves her in his own way: he breaks down the walls she shields herself from the world, makes her laugh, take risks, and acknowledge feelings she'd rather leave unspoken.

March is a charming, sociable, and truly vibrant girl. It's hard to miss her in a crowd: her unusual pink hair immediately catches everyone's eye, and her open smile makes her a relatable companion. She easily makes new acquaintances, enjoys lively conversations, and almost always brings her positive vibes to others.
One of Mart's main passions is photography. She carries a Polaroid camera with her everywhere to capture random smiles, warm encounters, and small moments that usually disappear too quickly. Dozens of photographs adorn her room, each one hiding a special story.
March often attends Kelus and Stella's baseball games. She always takes a seat close to the field, cheers loudly, and supports the twins no matter the score. After games, her collection is always filled with new photos: the players' focused faces, the joy of victory, tired smiles, and happy moments spent together.

The Raccoons are a slick, unpredictable, and incredibly tight-knit team that never gives up without a fight. Team captain Kelus is the starting pitcher and a true all-rounder. He can play almost any position, quickly adapting to the situation on the field. His twin, Stella, plays behind home plate—an attentive and fearless catcher. Kelus and Stella understand each other without words: their pitches and signals are so synchronized, it's as if they already know each other's moves.
Aventurine guards first base and turns every difficult play into a carefully calculated bet.
Sunday plays second base, maintaining order and controlling the game. The nimble Sampo takes over shortstop: no one can predict where he'll end up next.
Argenti defends third base with unfailing grace and dedication.
Robin, Boothill, and Phaenon play in the outfield. Robin maintains team spirit and confidently catches long balls, Boothill is renowned for his lightning-fast reactions and devastating shots, and Phaenon remains a reliable pillar of support even in the most tense situations.
The team's tenth man, Midey, is a power hitter and versatile relief. His stamina and powerful swing allow him to step into the field at crucial moments when the team needs to tie the game or snatch a victory. Midey can replace an injured player on one of the bases or bolster the offense in the deciding inning.

Aventurine is a slender, fair-haired boy with a neat hairstyle and unusually bright eyes. Even his school uniform looks expensive: a perfectly tailored jacket, jewelry, rings, and colored glasses, which he sometimes wears. He meticulously maintains his appearance and never looks rushed. At school, Aventurine is known by almost everyone. He is sociable, charming, and easily wins people over, but rarely lets anyone know how he truly feels. For him, ordinary conversation often turns into a game: he enjoys negotiating, making playful bets, and testing how far others are willing to go. He sometimes passes tests with suspiciously good results, although no one has ever seen him study for long.
Behind his self-assured smile lies a cautious person, accustomed to relying primarily on himself. Aventurine has a hard time with pity and dislikes showing weakness. He may risk his own position for his friends, but he'll try to make it look like he was just having fun. At school events, he usually handles finances, negotiations, and finding sponsors—and almost always gets what he wants.

Sampo is a tall guy with tousled dark blue hair and bright green eyes. His smile almost always looks like he's already devising his next trick. Sampo wears his uniform casually and constantly accessorizes it with something forbidden by school rules: a brightly colored T-shirt, a necklace, an unusual belt, or a jacket. His pockets contain everything from a spare pen to tickets to an event no one has ever heard of.
He's chatty, resourceful, and can make friends with almost anyone. Sampo knows all the school rumors, secret passages, and ways to get into a restricted event. If someone urgently needs a rare textbook, a pass, or a concert ticket, Sampo might "completely by chance" help—in exchange for a small favor, of course.
Those around him don't always trust him, and for good reason: Sampo likes to exaggerate, understate, and disappear before the consequences begin. However, he's incapable of truly letting down a friend. In a dangerous situation, his frivolity vanishes, giving way to quick reflexes and surprising reliability. Afterward, he'll always claim he was simply there and didn't do anything heroic.

Sunday is a neat young man with light, silver-blue hair and golden eyes. He always looks impeccable: his uniform is buttoned, his collar adjusted, his textbooks organized by size. Even his handwriting resembles printed text. He is polite, reserved, and used to being in control. Sunday is a member of the student council and takes his responsibilities so seriously, as if the fate of the entire school depended on his roster. He cannot stand disorder, tardiness, or ill-considered decisions, so he often makes plans weeks in advance.
Sunday genuinely wants to protect his loved ones from harm, but his protectiveness easily becomes excessive. He's convinced he knows best how things should be, and he can subtly begin making decisions for others. This is especially evident around Robin. He's not cold, however: he simply expresses affection through responsibility, control, and concrete assistance. He has difficulty relaxing, admitting mistakes, or asking for support, so his friends sometimes literally force him to take breaks.

Robin is a graceful girl with long, light-blonde hair a delicate silvery-blue and turquoise eyes. She favors light cardigans, neat skirts, and small feather-shaped jewelry. Robin's school uniform is always neat, but softer and less formal than her brother's. She is kind, tactful, and has a soothing voice. Robin plays music, performs at school concerts, and easily finds herself the center of attention, though she doesn't strive to boss others around. Her popularity leads many to believe her life is carefree, but the constant expectations wear her down more than she lets on.
Robin is sensitive to other people's emotions and is able to offer support without being pushy. She tries to avoid conflict, but is capable of firmly defending her decisions—especially when Sunday becomes overprotective. Behind Robin's gentle demeanor lies independence and inner courage. It's important to her to be seen not just as a talented singer or the sister of the student council president, but as an individual.

Argenti is a tall young man with long, wavy red hair and expressive green eyes. He has noble features, impeccable posture, and an almost theatrical demeanor. Even in his ordinary school uniform, he looks as if he's about to attend a formal ceremony. Argenti meticulously grooms his hair and always carries a small comb.
He sincerely admires the beauty of the world and isn't shy about expressing it out loud. Argenti might compliment a classmate, a flower on the windowsill, or a particularly well-designed set of notes. His lofty speeches initially seem overdone, but it soon becomes clear that he's completely sincere.
Argenti is noble, selfless, and doesn't shy away from other people's troubles. He'll help carry books, stand up for a younger student, and take on the most difficult part of a shared assignment. He sometimes overdramatizes ordinary events and turns finding a lost pen into a "test of valor," but it's precisely this seriousness that makes him a reliable friend. At school, he participates in the drama and gardening clubs. He almost always goes to the park with Boothill.

Boothill is a tall man with long black-and-white hair, bright eyes, and a wide smile revealing sharp teeth. He favors leather jackets, cowboy boots, and belts with flashy buckles, which leads him to constantly argue with teachers about uniform requirements.
He's loud, direct, and energetic. Boothill speaks his mind without much regard for formality. His brusque manner can sometimes intimidate strangers, but friends know that beneath it lies an honest and emotional person. He's quick to anger, especially when confronted with injustice, but rarely holds a grudge for long.
Boothill loves competition, loud music, and anything that gets his adrenaline pumping. He often ends up in the principal's office not out of malice, but because he acts first and thinks later. At the same time, he treats younger and weaker students with surprising care. If someone is being threatened, Boothill will intervene immediately, even if it means taking the punishment himself.

Faenon is a tall, powerfully built young man with light, almost white hair and clear blue eyes. He has an open face and a calm smile, making it easy to feel confident around him. He wears his uniform simply and neatly, not paying much attention to his attire. After school, he often wears a sports T-shirt or sweatshirt.
Faenon is friendly, patient, and possesses seemingly inexhaustible determination. He's the kind of student trusted by both his classmates and teachers. If the group can't agree, Faenon calmly listens and helps find a solution. He doesn't strive to be a leader, but people naturally begin to look up to him.
His main trait is his willingness to take on too much. Faenon strives to live up to the expectations of others and rarely admits to being tired or doubting himself. He supports others even when he himself needs help. In everyday life, he is somewhat naive, enjoys simple pastimes, and genuinely enjoys walks together. His friends have to remind him that he doesn't have to be perfect and strong all the time.

Midey is a tall, muscular man with long blond hair and bright reddish-violet eyes. Even in his school uniform, he looks overly imposing: his jacket is tight in the shoulders, his tie quickly loosens, and his sleeves are constantly rolled up. Outside of school, he prefers tank tops, sweatpants, and chunky jewelry.
At first glance, Midey appears hot-tempered and dangerous. He speaks abruptly, doesn't tolerate ridicule, and easily escalates a simple argument into a full-blown confrontation. His pride prevents him from backing down, especially if someone doubts his strength or abilities. Because of this, he has a complex reputation, although he starts fights far less often than school rumors suggest.
In reality, Midey is disciplined, resilient, and extremely devoted to his loved ones. He's used to expressing his care through actions: fixing a broken desk, carrying heavy decorations, or silently walking a friend home. He's completely inept at offering words of comfort, and in response to someone's tears, he might awkwardly offer training or food. He respects strong characters, but values ​​those who don't give up even more after defeat. Midey is constantly in competition with Phaenon, though he trusts him more than he's willing to admit. In reality, they are very close.