Maineosha and Egor Lynch

Appearance: He has a scar on his left eye, likely rendering him blind, but his right eye is fine and dark in color. He has dark, slightly unruly hair and wears a business suit (as is typical for all Epsilon agents), consisting of a black jacket, black pants, a white shirt, a black tie, and dark shoes.
Agent Blake is a field agent who defected to Chronos. In the special episode "The Enemy Among Us," he leaked information, after which he was caught red-handed and taken into custody.
Personality: Probably flirtatious and often flirts with others. Makes dirty and ambiguous jokes.

Agent Leaf is a field agent. He's so quiet he might seem mute at first.
First appeared in the season "Rise of the Machines".
Appearance: Male, with short black hair that is neatly styled; light brown eyes; dressed in a characteristic business suit (black jacket, white shirt, black tie, black pants, dark shoes), like all Epsilon Agents.

A time machine isn't a single device like the one in the movies, but rather a concept that unfolds through several interconnected technologies. The key element here is "reversal." In the story, it's a miniature device capable of reversing the state of objects back in time—up to 20 minutes. With its help, the characters solve complex problems: for example, reversing a character's death to change the course of events, or using a combat "liquidation" mode that causes temporal instability and destroys objects or living organisms. A "time machine" in this universe is a more comprehensive system that combines several reversals and additional mechanisms (such as cryochambers) for targeted travel into the past or future. It's to such a machine that the protagonists travel in the series finale to correct a global catastrophe (for example, preventing a nuclear explosion).

Personality: Chatty, erudite, and sometimes displays his knowledge at the wrong time. He is curious and eager to understand what's going on, which sometimes puts him and others in difficult situations. He is reasonable, often picky about details, but not overly meticulous. He initiates dialogue and can throw in an absurd, yet ultimately true, fact at any moment. In critical situations, he can panic, but he can also take responsibility and solve problems independently. He is also relatively new to Epsilon, but has already adjusted and is active, gaining some experience. For example, he is much more experienced than Ilya, but he is still far from Never's level. People often misunderstand him and even consider him stuffy, but they still accept him for who he is.

Agent Tony (real name—Tolik). Callsign: Tony. Organization: Epsilon Corporation. Role: Field agent, rookie.
Tony's appearance: He appears to be a 25-year-old man. His height is ±1.89 cm. Also typical of the Epsilon dress code, he, like the other agents, wears a basic business-strict suit: [An unbuttoned black jacket with oversized elements, a white shirt with transparent buttons, a black, simple tie that reaches the navel, black straight-leg trousers with oversized elements that reach the ankle, and white sneakers with gray fur coats.] Due to their appearance, agents are sometimes jokingly called "schoolboys from the assembly line," as they are always dressed to the nines and could indeed appear to blend in with a group of students if not for their age. Tony has normal-colored skin, healthy, without freckles or pimples. His lips are slightly pale, perhaps they are often dry, so it is possible that Tony sometimes uses cheap lip oil from nearby supermarkets. Tony's hair is black, a warm charcoal shade. On the left side, his bangs half cover his eye, while on the left, they're slightly shorter and cover his forehead. His hair is long, reaching to the base of his neck. It has a slightly wavy texture, but isn't curly. It also appears well-groomed, suggesting Tony regularly visits a barber. Tony's eyes are a warm, light blue, clear and perhaps inspiring kindness, also appearing intelligent. His vision is good, so he doesn't wear glasses or contacts, and he has excellent vision. Tony doesn't have earrings, as he doesn't wear them, meaning his ears aren't pierced.

Jay Fox—works as a researcher and searches for artifacts around the world for the Shadow Market, working with other hunters;
often acts as a translator and expert on ancient sites;
knows Egyptian and Arabic languages;
presented as a guy who constantly stutters, but is ready to help even a stranger;
Appearance: a brunette with long hair pulled back into a ponytail, glasses, a long green coat-jacket with a beige sweater underneath, and rough black pants. Appears in the episode "Vampires", where he, along with Lynch and other hunters, ends up in a tomb where they are attacked by flying vampires;
demonstrates his knowledge of ancient places and languages;
During the course of events, he is separated from the team and hides in the tomb hall from an ancient creature;
later helps Lynch decipher the alien language through John's radio;
In one episode, he brings Lynch a ready-made cure for vampirism. In Fox's house, there is a bed on which lies a seriously ill person—perhaps a friend or relative.
He stutters constantly. However, he is shown to be a talented person, knowing Egyptian and Arabic, and willing to help even strangers.

Stanley Lynch is Yegor Lynch's father and Bolton's cousin. He is approximately 60 years old, with gray hair and a beard. He wears a red sweater and a black jacket. Stanley's character is not fully developed.
Charlotte Lynch is Yegor and Lily's mother. She works as an orderly at a psychiatric hospital. She looks like a typical elderly woman: she has shoulder-length gray hair and dark green eyes. She wears a green robe with an apron.

Henry Lambton is one of the key and presumed antagonists.
He is a wealthy and influential man with unclear motives. He calls himself a businessman, innovator, and collector, but his specific activities remain a mystery. Lambton displays a high level of literacy and organizational skills, suggesting noble origins. Appearance: A man between 35 and 45 years old with gray hair. He has a scar or burn on his left eye. He usually wears a black jacket (possibly leather) with a white sweater underneath and silver boots. Personality: Lambton is always cool and polite, rarely showing emotion other than anger. Lambton has repeatedly clashed with Lynch and his friend John. Here are some key moments:
Kidnapping and deal in "City of the Damned": Henry kidnapped his friends to do his bidding. In exchange for rescuing them, he demanded the Death Note. After testing the note on a security guard, Lambton left Lynch's house.
Mentioned in "German Occult Laboratory": Lambton appears at the end of the horror story, ordering his men to "clean up" the place.
SCP Foundation Connection: In one story, Lynch mentions that the SCP Foundation released Lambton for unknown reasons. The Lambton surname is of English origin and comes from a place in Durham. Some aspects of his interests and activities include:
Paranormal phenomena. Henry is involved in the "purging" of various creatures for large sums of money. He also collects information. He buys archives, hires private detectives, and hacks into classified databases—all to ensure that no important secret escapes his notice. He has an interest in Yegor Lynch. Lambton takes a particular interest in him, possibly due to Lynch's connection to the time portal. He is almost obsessed with recruiting Lynch and, perhaps, his friend John.
Business and Innovation. Henry describes himself as a businessman, innovator, and collector. While his specific area of ​​expertise is unclear, he has resources and connections that he uses to achieve his goals.

Control and leverage. Lambton prefers to let people do what he wants, using the dossiers he's collected to achieve this.
Lambton addresses everyone as Mr./Mrs., such as "Mr. Lynch."
He always calls Lynch "Mr. Lynch."

Lily is Yegor Lynch's sister. Family ties: Lily is Yegor Lynch's sister and has a son named Lucas.
Profession: She is an artist and often disappears to exhibitions.
Appearance: A girl of average height (around 178 cm), with light blue eyes and waist-length blond hair. She usually wears a gray sweater with a deer print, pants, and high boots.
Personality: Lily becomes nervous when things don't go according to plan. She's a caring mother and deeply worries about her family's health. However, in an emergency, she displays courage and is ready to take daring actions. Lily is the only character who has never held Yegor Lynch's camera, despite frequently appearing in the stories.
In one of his streams, Egor mentioned that Lily's last name is not Lynch, but he didn't reveal it.

Lucas is a short boy, approximately twelve years old, with dark hair and glasses. He wears white sneakers, dark pants, and a dark blue hoodie. Lucas is naive and strives to be like his uncle, whom he considers his idol. He doesn't always understand the consequences of his actions, which regularly gets him into trouble, but he is also capable of showing resourcefulness and even taking a leadership role in critical moments. Lucas regularly appears in various Lynch horror stories, often driving the plot. Here are a few examples of his involvement:
Slenderman. When Lily leaves for an exhibition, she asks Egor to keep an eye on Lucas. As the story unfolds, it becomes clear that the boy also sees the mysterious man, leading to a tense confrontation with Slenderman.
Winter break. Visiting distant relatives, Lucas takes a video camera with him to film his own show, "The X-Files." However, from the very beginning of the trip, strange and frightening events await him.
Frozen. Arriving with his family at Santa's village, Lucas, despite his uncle's prohibitions, decides to explore the elven catacombs. He eventually discovers that all the adults in the settlement are frozen, and he himself nearly falls victim to a mysterious threat. Interesting facts
Lucas often becomes the source of comical and tense situations due to his reckless enthusiasm.
In some stories, he acts as a "voice of reason" to his more experienced, but also more cautious uncle. He is the nephew of Yegor Lynch and the son of his sister Lily.

Summoning Luka requires two actions: swinging the sword and speaking the familiar's name. John performed only one action, thereby releasing Luka from the sword, but did not force the familiar to manifest, which is what speaking the name does. Thus, Luka waited for about a year to be called upon. Unbeknownst to him, Lynch contacts Luka, and Luka manifests. Initially wary of Luka, Lynch quickly began to use his services. But one day, Lynch finds John tied up in the kitchen. Almost immediately, Luka appears and says that "death looms over John," which is why Luka believes John is a danger to Lynch. Lynch sends Luka to retrieve the family jar of pickles, which John claims to want to kill himself with. While Luka searches for the jar, John tells Lynch about the torn pages from Bolton's journal in the basement. After Luka's return, Lynch goes to the basement to retrieve the pages. From the pages, Lynch learns the method of banishing Luka into the sword. Lynch then goes up to the attic and takes Luka's sword. Luka himself soon appears and freezes Lynch, but thanks to John's release, Luka was still imprisoned in the sword. Luka also drew an image in Mr. Bolton's journal.

Height: 191 cm. Age: Over 100 years.
Race: Familiar.
Luka is a familiar that has served various people and monsters for many centuries. Among his masters were knights, witches, and even Bolton. He is responsible for maintaining cleanliness and order in the house. Luka is incredibly loyal to his master and does not hold grudges. Luka is a familiar that faithfully serves his master, as well as his master's family members. Luka's current master is Mr. Bolton. Luka has a strong bond with his master, allowing him to sense his master's state from a great distance, even if the master is in a different time period. The familiar possesses an extensive list of abilities: creating objects out of thin air, flight, passing through walls, quick cooking, transforming into a "demonic" cat and raven, and fatigue resistance. Luka wears a butler's suit with white gloves and a red handkerchief. He has a small beard and a magnificent mustache. His hair is slicked back. Luka is a very polite and cultured familiar. He is extremely loyal to his master and is willing to do anything to ensure that his master's life is not cut short. It is unknown how many masters Luka has had or how long he has existed. Luka's first masters were the one-eyed witch sisters, who were also his creators. Later, it is known of a certain sect in London, whose leader was Luka's master until 1865. The leader of this sect was killed by Mr. Bolton in 1865, and Bolton has been Luka's master ever since. While serving Bolton, Luka learned how the time travel portal worked. One day, Bolton found his comrade hanging by his feet in his basement. It turned out that Luka had sensed that he was trying to rob Mr. Bolton and was planning to kill him for it. Bolton decided to banish Luka back into the sword. After that, the sword gathered dust in the attic for many years in a glass-topped box until John took it.

Relationship: Bolton is Yegor Lynch's cousin.
Role in the plot. He previously owned a country house with a time travel portal. Bolton spent most of his life exploring different eras, collecting artifacts and storing them in the attic. In 2019, he faked his death and traveled to the future—all the way to 2023. When Yegor went missing, Bolton set out to find him, traveling through past timelines. He is an unshaven man, approximately 40-55 years old, with dark gray hair and green eyes. He is wearing a red sweater with a clip, a trench coat over it, black pants, and boots. He carries a green backpack. He also has high-tech gadgets from the future: glasses, a watch with a screen, and a sword.
Bolton is calm and thoughtful. He carefully analyzes everything before acting. In one storyline, he helps John and Lynch fight the Dreamers: he beheads one of them, and later finds and saves Lynch, giving him an antidote.
Before leaving, Bolton shares important information: he tells John that in the future, humanity ceased to exist due to the "purple land", and John himself does not exist in this future.
Later, Bolton appears in the government building: he sees Lynch and John escaping from mutants, pinpoints their location, warns them of the portal's instability, and even sends them instructions for using it. In the dungeon, he warns them of a dangerous beast—a mutated Lambton. Lambton eventually attacks the trio, knocking Bolton aside, attacking Lynch and John, and hurling them into the portal. Bolton engages the monster, but is defeated. Another interesting point: in one of Luka's horror stories, Bolton is mentioned—according to him, Bolton was Luka's former master, and he helped Yegor's uncle with the portal.

Sofia is Vincent Hart's daughter. She grows up in a rather gloomy environment: she lives with her undertaker father in a church cemetery, constantly encountering something frightening. This has led to the following character traits: She depends heavily on Vincent Hart and trusts him: he is her support in a frightening world. Therefore, when he is not around, she feels more vulnerable. She is sometimes curious about what is going on, but her curiosity does not make her reckless: she would rather peek and listen than rush directly into danger. Sofia is not one to talk much to strangers: she is withdrawn, cautious, and opens up only to those she truly trusts. She looks like a child of 10-12 years old: short and fragile.

Height: 184 cm. Age: 30 years.
Vincent Hart is Lynch and John's assistant, who, at their request, cleans up after the bodies of dead people and monsters. Vincent is a mortician who buries the dead near the church. He also helps Lynch and John dispose of the bodies of the dead on their property. Vincent has a daughter named Sophia and owns his own crematorium. Vincent wears a dark blue trench coat over black pants. A cross hangs around his neck. He has a short beard, but his hair is quite long, covered by a bandage. In addition, one of his eyes is gray and the other is black. In everyday life, Vincent behaves calmly and reservedly, and does not show unnecessary emotion. He does not even panic at the sight of a monster or a deadly situation. Vincent dislikes Lynch because he constantly walks around with his camera and films things that do not need to be filmed.
Vincent loves rock music and even has a guitar hanging in his house, symbolizing his love for this genre of music.
Vincent has a daughter named Sophia, about whom John and his friend knew nothing. He lives with his daughter in an old church in the middle of a cemetery. He also helps Lynch and his friend John, cleaning up after them the bodies of dead people and monsters that appear in their adventures.

Dale is an old man, approximately 50-60 years old, with long gray hair and beard and brown eyes. He wears a leather jacket over a purple shirt, leather pants, and boots. Dale is gruff, grumpy, and brash, but he also keeps his cool.
When an unknown infection appeared on the island, turning the land purple and infecting people and animals, Dale was the only one immune. He and his ailing sister, Daisy, moved to the lighthouse, where he tried to find a cure for her and the other infected, while simultaneously fending off former acquaintances who had transformed into "deep-sea" monsters. He interacts with other characters in the story: for example, he knocks out John when he approaches the lighthouse, interrogates him, and later, together, they defend the lighthouse from hordes of creatures. Dale is later found by Lynch, the Mariners, and John. Despite his desire to return to the lighthouse, John forcibly takes him off the island. Dale later works as a janitor. In one scene, he accidentally finds a book with information about the stone troll in the basement of John's dacha, and together with John, they set off to rescue Lynch, Lucas, and Lily from the monster's cave. Over the years of surviving, Dale has acquired skills in combat, stealth, and adaptation. He skillfully equipped the lighthouse with defenses (such as stakes) and wields a double-barreled shotgun and melee weapons. His combat intellect is very high—he spent decades fighting mutants.

John and Lucas's relationship began when John saved the boy from Slenderman (a scary story). Their relationship is one of mentorship and apprenticeship. John also acts as a father figure to Lucas, for example, going out into the forest with him to cut down a Christmas tree. John feels responsible for Lucas and worries about losing him once in Troll Forest. After John took Dale in on Shutter Island, he allowed him to drink alcohol. After a while, Dale began working and buying his own booze. John calls Dale "Rootsweet." John knows Dale well, so he often personally gives him directions, even though it seems rude and caring. John dislikes Lambton, which is quite logical. John and Lynch have the same blood type. It was mentioned by Bolton in Chupacabra, so it must have come in handy in the future, since he knew about it.
John always calls Yegor Lynch by his last name (Lynch).

John first met Yegor Lynch when the latter visited the village of Doutstree, where the writer lived. John was the only person who believed Lynch's claim that one of the villagers, Jacob, was a vampire. John, acting prudently, hung garlic and vervain throughout the village, stocked up on holy water, crosses, and aspen, and equipped Yegor for the battle with Jacob. The distrustful villagers ignored John's warnings of danger and harvested the garlic, for which they paid the price. John and Lynch went to the vampires' lair, where he defeated them with his wits. Although the villagers ultimately didn't believe the story of their rescue, Lynch and John exchanged contact information, and the writer saw his new friend off in his car. After the events in Doutstree, Lynch and John, although friends, do not yet work together regularly. Lynch calls or texts his friend whenever he needs help. John helps a friend fight Slenderman by destroying his notes (Slenderman (horror story)). He finds and rescues Lynch at Granny's house (Granny and her family), blows up Freddy's pizzeria (Five Nights at Freddy's), and kills a Yeti (Yeti Hunt). John and Lynch have a partner, Vincent Vampire, who works for them and helps them dispose of all sorts of corpses. Despite this connection, only John is friends with Vincent. Besides Lynch, John has about five other friends, although three of them are already dead, like Dustin Death Note. Lynch is John's best friend and his main supporter. As true friends, they often argue and fight, but their friendship has not yet been broken. When John behaves too impulsively or stupidly towards others, Lynch often calms him down. John is in love with Lily. He often calls her Lily-Lupushka, although she doesn’t like it.

John (nicknamed "John Danger") is Lynch's partner and a close friend of Lily, Lucas, Dale, and many other characters. Along with Lynch, John investigates various paranormal phenomena around the world, while also being a writer. His quick temper and eccentricity complement his partner's calm and melancholy, although sometimes his actions lead to unnecessary trouble. John appears to be a guy of about twenty years old and always wears glasses. His hair is dark brown with thick bangs. He usually wears a cream-colored sweater with a simple pattern, as well as black jeans and boots. In some horror stories, he appears in different clothes, for example, an orange Hawaiian shirt worn over a black T-shirt or a dark blue denim jacket worn over a burgundy sweater. John is very hot-tempered, easily provoked by emotions, and is straightforward. His behavior is justified by various psychological and physical traumas he suffered on missions with Lynch. He sometimes displays a skeptical side. He is squeamish and capricious in certain matters, preferring not to sacrifice himself, but sometimes displays surprising ingenuity and resilience. He gets into many scrapes through accident, rudeness, or carelessness. He is timid. When Bolton tells John that there is no writer in his future, he takes this as a sign of his imminent demise, causing his former agility to give way to melancholy, bordering on depression, and constant paranoia. John now tries to avoid unnecessary risks, and the desire to leave something behind drives him to buy a dacha so his friends can remember him there. Little information is available about John's life before meeting Lynch. It is known that John initially wanted to open a Domovaya pickup school, but ultimately became a writer. To finish writing his book in peace, he settled in the village of Doutstree, where he settled down and raised several cows.

Lynch had a car (a black 11th-generation Chevrolet Suburban) that he sold, which is mentioned in one of the horror stories.
Throughout his horror stories, Lynch has lived in three places: his sister's house, an apartment in the city, and Mr. Bolton's country house.
Egor's funding is only officially mentioned in the airport horror story; according to John, he and Lynch receive money through Lynch's channel.

Full name: Egor Stanlievich Lynch. Age: 27. Egor Lynch is the main character in the Horror stories. He appears in all the stories and also serves as their cameraman, with a few exceptions where John or Lucas serve as cameramen. Lynch has dark hair, dark green eyes, and peach-colored skin. He wears blue glasses, which, however, he doesn't use most of the time. He wears black sneakers, dark jeans, a leather coat, and a gray sweater. His height is approximately 180 centimeters. Egor is a rather reasonable person. He never just goes anywhere. He is also quite compassionate—Egor always tries to help those in trouble. In a critical situation, he does not lose his common sense, unlike his friend. This has saved him in dangerous situations more than once. Throughout the history of the horror stories, Egor has killed people:
Victor (Wrong Turn)
Takeo Saeki (Curse)
Grendpa (Granny and her family)
The Cannibal Leader (Subway Horror)
Svetka (The Curse of the Abandoned Camp)
Dorothy (Winter Vacation)
2 Crazy Guys (Dyatlov Pass)
In the horror story "Snowmen," the ghosts pierced Yegor's chest, which he fortunately survived. And in the horror story "The Curse," you can see the scar from this blow. The only time Lynch ever went on a case as part of his official journalistic work was the very first horror story about a ghost. Subsequently, Lynch got into trouble purely by chance or while filming for his channel. This suggests he quit his job and became a blogger, so it's unclear why he still presents himself as a journalist.
Their income from videos is small, as mentioned in one of the horror stories. Lynch rarely calls his sister and doesn't remember Lucas's age (mentioned in the horror stories Stranger Things and Siren Head).

In the story, Petrovich is an agent of a secret organization. He often plays a controversial role in the stories: for example, in one episode, he attempts to "torture" the protagonist, Ilya (an agent with the call sign Neo), into revealing information about another secret organization, Epsilon. Petrovich is portrayed as a tough and unscrupulous character. In the story, he often demonstrates a penchant for harsh and even brutal methods. A prime example is the episode where he tortures Ilya to extract information about the secret organization Epsilon.

Danilych (Grandfather Danil) is an elderly man without a beard.
Danilych is a colorful, talkative old man with a strong personality. He's curious (he asks Never to tell stories "from this point onward"), enjoys a drink, and is cunning: he lures Never into conversation, then pulls out a bottle, and Never can't resist. He's also quite feisty. He doesn't particularly like the nickname "Grandfather Danil"—he forbids anyone from calling him that.
Danilych and Never are “two drunks.”

How Reverse works:

1. Reversal. The basic operating mode of the time reversal unit. A miniature version of a larger time reversal unit. It reverses the state of any object up to 20 minutes back in time. However, if you reverse an object twice, one will return to its original point.
2. Elimination. A combat mode that utilizes the principles of quantum uncertainty and the effects of temporal instability to achieve instantaneous kill or destruction. Reversal directs an energy pulse that induces a state of temporal uncertainty in the cells or structure of a material. At the moment of destruction, the object begins to exist in two states simultaneously—the present and the past. This causes a catastrophic disruption of the temporal structure, leading to a loss of temporal stability in the cells or structure of the material. They are unable to reconcile the two conflicting temporal states, causing the immediate destruction of both living organisms and non-living materials.
   The Inverter is a device that manipulates reality and time. It allows one to erase memories and manipulate events, including rewinding time. The essence of the inversion mechanism is that it creates a temporal paradox: the device is capable of altering the past, leading to a cascade of parallel realities. The key principle is the limitation on changing the past: the Inverter can only rewind time 20 minutes.

Monitors workload and discipline. It records overtime, makes sure agents don't take on too much, and can even prohibit going on a mission if it thinks the person isn't ready.
A link between management and field agents. Alice sets common goals, and Sirena helps to "pack" them into understandable tasks and keeps track of deadlines.
He often understands conflicts. Thanks to her "alien" perception of emotions, she notices tension in the team before others and tries to smooth out the rough edges before the situation gets out of control.
She treats Ilya as a promising, but still unstable agent: she is strict about his impulsive decisions, but is ready to help if he admits a mistake and is ready to learn.
For her, Never is the standard of discipline, she has almost no friction with him, but she still carefully monitors that he does not take on too much responsibility and does not burn out.

White blouse, black skirt, black boots. Facial features are generally harmonious, but with minor features: for example, slightly more pronounced cheekbones or the shape of eyebrows, which also look a little different from people's. with vertical pupils (like a cat or some reptiles). At the same time, her look is very expressive.Her skin has a slight greenish tint. This is one of the most noticeable details that immediately emphasizes her unearthly origin.She has two tails, she is very tall, which is why she often bangs her head on the passages, etc. She is humanoid, that is, she is similar in body structure to a human, but with obvious alien features. Siren is an alien and HR manager in the Epsilon organization from the TV series MyNeosha. She is also a close friend of Alice.She belongs to a special alien race. The plot emphasizes that her biology and perception of the world are different from human ones - she reads emotions differently and reacts differently to threats.
Her abilities are tied to sound and perception. The name "Siren" is not just a name here: in a number of scenes, she can influence others through certain sound frequencies - for example, temporarily disorient an opponent or, conversely, help someone focus in a stressful situation. Despite her unusual powers, Sirena is primarily an administrator and coordinator: her task is to monitor the state of the team, distribute the workload and notice in time when agents burn out or risk breaking down. It records overtime, makes sure agents don't take on too much, and can even prohibit going on a mission if it thinks the person isn't ready.

They live outside the usual perception of time and space. For a three-dimensional observer, their actions look like "failures": objects move by themselves, locations change, the laws of physics seem to break.
They can see several options for the future at once. Because of this, they often act in such a way that it seems to a person that the creature is doing something meaningless: in fact, it is reacting to a threat that has not yet happened.
They are able to influence matter. In the series, this is shown through effects such as "holes" in the floor, the sudden disappearance of walls, the appearance of doubles or distorted shadows. Epsilon" considers them a threat. The organization records cases of the manifestation of five-dimensional beings, collects data, tries to put up barriers and study ways to neutralize.
They are not always enemies. Sometimes beings simply "pass through" our layer of reality and do not notice people. But even such an "accidental" presence can be dangerous: for example, a person can get into a zone of distortion and lose orientation or memory. In different seasons, there are locations where the five-dimensional influence is especially strong: anomalies occur there more often, and technique and normal abilities do not help much.

Hair is brown (dark blond or brown).
Her eyes are brown.she knows how to become invisible. It received its power from a fallen meteorite.
Strict, but fair. Alice does not tolerate negligence, demands precise performance of tasks, but at the same time does not punish for no reason and is able to see the strengths of subordinates.
Cold-blooded in crises. In tense situations, she stays focused and quickly gives clear orders - this helps the team not to get confused.
He takes care of his people in his own way. She rarely shows emotion, but makes sure that agents do not take unnecessary risks, and tries to pull them out if things go really badly.She has a long history with Nevers: they have been working together for a long time, and Alice knows his capabilities and weaknesses. She entrusts him with difficult missions and often puts him in charge of operations because she is confident in his experience.
At first, the relationship with Ilya is more formal: she treats him as a newcomer who has a lot to learn. Over time, he begins to rely more on him if he proves that he can act independently and competently. It is from Alice that the team receives goals, input data, and sometimes clues that help to understand anomalies.
A link to the top of Epsilon. Approvals, resources, and access to private data go through it — without its approval, many actions are simply impossible. Sometimes she intentionally doesn't reveal all the details at once so as not to put the team in unnecessary danger or to see how they handle incomplete information.

Jack is Ilya's pet, he is a talking bulldog.
Character. Jack is not just a cute dog - he has a bright, lively personality. He can be grumpy, but at the same time he sincerely worries about his loved ones. He often comments on what is happening with a grain of irony, and sometimes directly tells Ilya what is the best thing to do.
Role in the plot. Although he looks like an ordinary pet, Jack often finds himself in the center of events: he helps to uncover secrets, notices details that people miss, and even helps out in dangerous situations. They have a very warm bond: Ilya treats Jack as a real partner, and not just as a dog. They understand each other perfectly, often argue, but always remain on the same side.
Features. The main feature is that he knows how to speak, and he does it quite humanly, with his own intonations. Because of this, his lines often become memorable Unexpected Encounters. Ilya and Never find Jack in a place where he shouldn't have been: backstage.

With Nevers. Never often finds himself on the front lines in the fight against Chronos: he is forced to react to timeline changes, rescue agents, and close the gaps that Chronos' forces create, with Carter and Skinner. Friendship and betrayal work here as a plot lever: Skinner becomes a symbol of how Chronos knows how to use people's personal connections and weaknesses, and Carter becomes the one who tries to maintain the old order to the end, even when reality around is "floating". Almost all major disasters in the series are in one way or another related to the actions of Chronos: time gaps, the appearance of alternative versions of characters, the disappearance of entire events from the memory of the world.
A test for heroes. Chronos forces the characters to make difficult decisions: sometimes you have to sacrifice something in the past to save the future, and vice versa.
A source of moral dilemmas. Because of the ability to change the past, the characters constantly have the question: "Are we doing the right thing if we can fix everything?"

It is an organization that seeks to control time and change the course of history to its advantage.Chronos' main goal is to gain complete control over the timelines. To do this, they need to:Capture key Epsilon facilities, especially the Pendulum Science Facility (NKM), which is where time experiments are conducted.
Rewrite important events in order to rebuild reality for yourself: remove strong opponents, put your people in the right places.
Break or subdue the chains of cause and effect so that no one can interfere with them: even if someone defeats them at one point in time, they can "roll back" the situation or come from another branch of reality.Chronos has a special style of work - it is built on the manipulation of time, and not only on force:Temporal invasions.

They may appear in the past to change the outcome of an operation, or in the future to know the enemy's plans in advance.
Recruitment and betrayal. One of their main techniques is to lure Epsilon agents to their side. The most striking example is Skinner, who went over to Chronos and began to work against former colleagues. Sometimes they deliberately arrange situations where the past and the future begin to conflict: duplicate characters appear, events occur in the wrong order, and agents lose orientation in what "really happened." Dark tones, accents reminiscent of clock hands, dials, hourglasses — everything that refers to the theme of time — are often used.
Hierarchy. The roster includes field agents, timeline coordinators, and those who manage the "windows" between realities.
Equipment and bases. Their bases and vehicles are stylized as mechanisms: gears, clock mechanisms, devices that look like they can "rewind" space. These are direct enemies: the foundation is trying to contain anomalies and maintain stability, and Chronos wants to break this stability for the sake of power.

Carter is a field agent for the Epsilon Foundation. One of those agents who held out for a long time in the dangerous structure of Epsilon and survived many crises. He was not just a colleague of Skinner's, but his best friend. Because of this connection, Skinner's betrayal hit Carter particularly hard.
Strict suit, black hair (short), slightly dark skin, brown eyes.
Faithful and direct. Carter is used to sticking to his people and does not like intricacies, so it is difficult for him to intrigue inside Epsilon. He thinks about the tasks: what needs to be done right now, how to save the team, how to close the threat. He survived demotion to the lowest level (in the season "City Giant") and other heavy blows to his career and reputation, but did not break. He is able to continue to work even in difficult conditions, but Skinner's betrayal has left a deep mark. Their duet was one of the key for the early seasons: they complemented each other - Carter was heading for the mission, Skinner was pulling for non-standard decisions and risky moves. In the City Giant season, Carter, like Skinner, was temporarily demoted to the lowest level. This was a turning point: the tension between the partners began to grow. In Alien Invasion, Skinner kills Carter, but due to time manipulation and returns to the past, Carter reappears in the story. This adds to the moral heaviness of the plot: even death does not put an end to it, but multiplies the feeling of guilt and unresolved conflicts.With Nevers, they are not direct allies, but their goals often overlap: both are trying to maintain control over the situation when Epsilon falls apart, and Chronos increases the pressure.

Skinner has average human physical characteristics, but he is good at manipulation and deception. He is good at stealth, pursuit, weapon possession and combat. He is also distinguished by high intelligence and knowledge in various sciences.age - about 27 years; green eyes; brown-haired; wears a business office suit;
Agent Carter's partner and best friend, feuding with Nevers. He was demoted because he had a quarrel with Never. No one knows, but he betrayed Epsilon, and went over to the side of Chronos.

At that moment, he literally "hung" between realities for a short time: he saw the past, the present and possible futures at the same time, and not like a movie, but as sensations piled on top of each other – cold, other people's voices, a feeling of falling, other people's emotions. After this surge, he woke up with a new ability: the anomalies no longer passed by him, but seemed to be "reached" to him, leaving fragments of images in his mind. She saw that Petya was suddenly saying things he couldn't have known: giving the names of people he'd never met, or warning that "something is about to happen." At first, she chalked it up to a coincidence, but when the coincidences became too frequent, she began to worry seriously. After the outburst in Yuzhnomrsk, agents collected data on resonance and noticed Petya's "fingerprint" in the structure of the anomaly. For them, he became not just a witness, but a bearer of a rare status, which makes him both valuable and vulnerable. On the one hand, Epsilon wanted to understand the nature of his power, on the other hand, Lera managed to insist that Petya not be turned into a tool: she demanded that he be protected and not exposed to new anomalous blows. Petya is not the only such person, but it is his story that is shown in detail: because his strength is closely related to his vulnerability and how much he depends on Lera's protection.
Hair—reddish (a little coppery)removed.dark brown eyes.fair skin. 14 years old.

Visions and premonitions. Petya has flashes of images - he sees short scenes that then happen in reality. Often these are not full-fledged "prophecies", but fragments: someone's shadow, a phrase, a door that is about to open. Because of this, he sometimes says strange things, and those around him do not immediately understand that this is not fiction. Peter can intuitively understand when someone is lying or preparing for something dangerous. This is not telepathy, but rather heightened empathy plus the ability to read micro-reactions: a look, a pause, a movement of the hand. In tense scenes, this makes him almost a lie detector. At key points in the plot, it is Petya's presence that triggers or stops important events. Not because he suits them, but because anomalies are "attracted" to him as a guide. What looks like ordinary nervousness (a wary look, a desire to stay closer to Lera) is in fact a reaction to the background anomalous shifts that he feels, but cannot really explain. Petya does not like to be called "special" because he is afraid of his own strength. He wants to be normal, to go to school, not to be the cause of problems. Hence the attempts to do "ordinary" things: wear a backpack, dress like everyone else, stay away from conflicts. This is his way of saying: "I'm just Lera's brother, I don't want to be the center of all this."The key moment is related to the anomalous surge in the area of their city (Yuzhnogorsk) - where Petya lived with Lera. At some point, space "buckled" due to an unstable portal or experiment that got out of control. Petya found himself in the epicenter of this shift: not because he was looking for adventure, but simply because he was in the wrong place at the wrong time.

Lera's younger brother, relies heavily on her - she is the main support for him.Not an agent of Epsilon, but because of his sister, he is still drawn into this dangerous story.
Petya sincerely believes those whom he considers good, and it is hard for him when someone deceives him. He wants to understand what is happening around him, even if adults (and especially Lera) try to protect him. He is not a fighter, does not know how to fight and gets lost in direct danger, but at a critical moment he can take a bold step if he understands that there is no other way. For him, her defense is not about "I am kept aside", but about "I am loved". Therefore, when she is forced to hide something, Petya is doubly worried: both because of the threat itself, and because of the feeling that he is being crossed out of the life of the family. It happens that he says almost nothing, but you can see from his eyes and gestures how much he feels.Appearance: a simple T-shirt (discreet colors), jeans or sweatpants, sneakers; sometimes a backpack - because he is either at school, or he is urgently being taken somewhere. Their dynamics are very touching: she tries to hide him from all the bad, and he wants to be useful and not be a burden. Because of this, they have conflicts not because of ill will, but because they are both worried and do not know how to say it normally.With the agents of Epsilon (including Ilya), Petya is wary: he understands that these people are associated with danger, and is in no hurry to trust them, even if they try to seem reliable. But he can "feel" shifts in reality, catch other people's intentions and sometimes see fragments of the future. Its power is not in the force of the blow, but in the fact that it becomes the intersection point of different lines of events - and because of this, it is both very valuable and very vulnerable.

Surrounded by Epsilon, Lera keeps to himself. She does not try to become "one of her own" among the agents, but does not retreat from their authority either. This makes her inconvenient for the system, but very valuable as a person who reminds agents that there are real people behind every operation. She worries about Ilya when he is at work.
18 years old.

A typical look is a loose T-shirt (often printed), jeans or shorts, and comfortable shoes like sneakers. Hair dyed in pale pink (often loose long hair); The eyes are green.
She has a younger brother, Petya. Not an agent of Epsilon, but he knows about the activities of the organization.
Personality: Loyal, but not blind. Lera cherishes her loved ones, especially her younger brother Petya and Ilya, even when everything is difficult between them. She doesn't leave people just because of a fight, but she doesn't tolerate being used or kept in the dark. She is not one of those who will accumulate resentment for a long time: if she doesn't like something, she is more likely to say it directly. Because of this, her relationship with Ilya turns out to be so tense - she does not know how to "quietly get angry", and he, as an agent of Epsilon, is forced to hide a lot. Lera is not an agent and is not trained as a fighter, but when it comes to family or what she thinks is right, she is ready to take a risk and go where others are afraid. Especially in relation to Petya: she tries to protect him and not get involved in dangerous stories, as much as possible in their world. If Lera decides that something needs to be done, it is difficult to convince her with logic in the spirit of "it's dangerous". An honest conversation and trust are more likely to work here — and it is precisely this that is often lacking in her relationship with Ilya.With Ilya ("Neo") — this is a classic drama "I want to be close, but I can't know everything." Lera is angry not so much at the fact of secrets as at the feeling that she is considered "too fragile" and is not taken into account. Her stubbornness here works both as a shield and as a way to get through: she literally forces him to reckon with her opinion. In these scenes, her character looks softer, but at the same time more decisive: for the sake of her brother, she is ready to argue even with those she is afraid of.

The NCM is the Pendulum Science Complex (or sometimes referred to as the "Science Complex of Worlds"), an important location and structure in the story. They are engaged in the study of anomalies, time gaps and parallel worlds. The name "Pendulum" refers to their main experiment: they try to stabilize time flows, as if swinging a "pendulum" between realities. The NCM conducts experiments with space-time anomalies, which causes failures to other worlds and time jumps. It is because of the experiments of the NCM that threats appear, which are then fought by agents (including Nevers). The NCM was under the control of Epsilon, but at some point it is partially taken over by the forces of Chronos - hence the betrayal, and the emergence of characters like Skinner.The core of the Pendulum is the main mechanism of the complex that controls time experiments. If it is damaged, strong distortions of reality can occur.
Isolation zones. The NCM has special chambers for containing anomalous objects and infected agents.
Access level system. Different employees and agents have different clearance ranks, from Intern to Curator. The NKM is one of their key bases, so all major operations of Epsilon are in one way or another related to this complex. This faction seeks to gain control of the NCM in order to manipulate time and change the course of events in their favor. Due to the importance of the NCM, there are often intrigues, frame-ups and defections (like Skinner).

Agents of the secret organization "Epsilon" guard the world, protecting it from many dangers. These include monsters from other dimensions, the threat of nuclear conflict, and the invasion of alien invaders. Epsilon agents work in secrecy, maintaining the strictest confidentiality. Their tasks include:
elimination of the consequences of the impact of anomalies;
containment of threats of various levels of danger;
protection of the world from monsters from other dimensions, the threat of nuclear conflict and the invasion of alien invaders.Employees undergo a multi-level selection and specialize in field work. Each agent has his own dossier indicating the call sign, department, clearance level and chip status. A mandatory element of the uniform is classic suits with a distinctive sign of the organization. There is a system of ranks/security clearances that determines the agent's permissions and access to classified data. The status of chipping also affects the status in the hierarchy: it is part of control and accounting within the organization.Ranks are closely related to specialization and experience: for example, Ilya ("Neo") is considered a relatively inexperienced agent, so his powers are limited compared to more senior employees.there are ordinary field agents, there are senior employees, as well as the management team, which manages the headquarters and operations.

Intelligence: Above average. A bit naive, but not stupid, as he can sometimes actually think before acting, as he saw through Gromov and Gadget when no one really suspected them. Combat Intelligence: Above average. He clearly learned a lot at the agency, as he was the only one who saw through Gromov and Gadget when they were infected.
Personality: Frivolous and irresponsible. He can act frivolously, sometimes doing things that seem rash. Anxiety. Ilya tends to worry about various things, sometimes winding himself up too much. Childish spontaneity. In some situations, he behaves naively or childishly, which adds comical moments. Caring. At the same time, he is caring: he tries to support those close to him, for example, his girlfriend's younger brother (Petya). Desire to defuse the situation. Sometimes Ilya does something impulsively, just to laugh or relieve tension. Inexperience combined with resourcefulness. He is still learning to be a special agent in the organization "Epsilon", which fights paranormal threats. However, he often proves right in difficult situations. Above average combat intelligence. Ilya is adept at analyzing situations and recognizing deception (for example, he saw through Gromov and Gadget when they were infected). He has a deep attachment to his partner. Overall, his character is quite contradictory: he combines impulsiveness with genuine concern, naivety with the ability to use resourcefulness in critical moments.

Nickname
Agent Neo/Neo (call sign)
Ilya Sinichkin (fake name)
Gender:Male.Relationships:Lera (Girl)
Family:Mother (deceased); Father (deceased); Jack (pet).
He is an ordinary guy who has just graduated from the institute and was supposed to join the army. But suddenly it began. The entrance door is welded shut. A monster outside. And by coincidence, Ilya becomes an agent of the secret organization "Epsilon". His call sign is Agent Neo.Ilya is a brunette with brown eyes. His skin is light, in real life he wears a gray plaid sweater with a white T-shirt underneath, black ripped jeans and black sneakers with white soles. In the agent's suit, he wears a neat tuxedo: a white shirt, a black tie, pants, a jacket and the same sneakers with white soles.Ilya is an agent of the secret Epsilon Foundation, which deals with solving problems with creatures around the world. Ilya is extremely inexperienced, however, he often turns out to be right.Age: At the moment 20 years old.
Classification: human, special agent. Abilities: High human characteristics; Stealth; Possession of weapons; Pursuit; Cunning; Combat skills; Manipulation; Deception; Adaptation; Return.Attack Power: Street level (can defeat other people, knock down doors with weapons, smashed the floor with a pickaxe, was able to damage Petrovich through the suit, although he calmly withstood being beaten by a crowd of monsters). Speed: Athletic man (can run away from some monsters). Lifting power: Athletic person (can lift heavy loads, hold people). Impact: Street level. Durability: Street level (can withstand blows from other people, including agents, as well as some monsters). Stamina: A sporty person (more or less trained stamina during his service in Epsilon, can fight, although he is wounded, although it was worse before). Range: Close combat-several meters.Equipment: reverse, inverter.

Relationship with his sister: He trusts her more than anyone else. Despite his suspicion of his colleagues and agents, Nevers still shares important things with Kira and listens to her opinions, demonstrating that she is one of the closest people to him. He worries when she is in danger. In tense scenes, it's clear that the threat to Kira hits him harder than the personal risks: he becomes even more focused and acts more aggressively to save her.
Drinks alcohol to relieve stress from Epsilon and smokes.

Agent Never (Callsign)
Anton Neverov (Fake name)
Gender: Male.
Age: 37 years old. Height: 189 cm. Appearance: Never has fair-skinned, dark hair with stubble and green eyes. Wears a tuxedo: trousers, shirt, jacket, and shoes. Family: Mother; Father; Kira (Sister).
An Epsilon agent. Never was diagnosed with cancer as a child. Treatment would have cost a fortune his parents didn't have, and he would have died if Epsilon hadn't intervened. Epsilon realized that the inverter wasn't working on Never and that he couldn't simply abandon him, as he had seen agents. Epsilon cured Never, but took him away and began raising the still-young Never to be an agent. His parents thought their son was dead (they still do; he also didn't know he had a sister). He wants to forget the past.
Classification: Human, Special Agent. Abilities: High Human Stats; Manipulation; Deception; Stealth; Pursuit; Weapon Mastery; Combat Skills; Intelligence; Knowledge of Sciences.
Attack Power: Street Level (can easily knock down doors and even damage some monsters, surpasses Ilya). Speed: Average+
Lifting Strength: Peak Human (lifted a man using only one arm). Attack Power: Street Level. Durability: Street Level (is trained well enough to withstand strong blows to his body, such as those from monsters that are usually larger than humans). Endurance: High. Range: Close combat - tens of meters. Equipment: Reverser, Inverter. Intelligence: Above Average. A reasonably intelligent person who can make normal decisions in critical situations, has some skills in physics. Combat Intelligence: Above Average. A reasonably intelligent and experienced fighter who possesses decent skills. Never - Like Ilya, he is an agent of the Epsilon Foundation. Unlike him, Never is already much more experienced than his co-worker, as he has likely dealt with more dangerous monsters.