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1. Kuromaku (King of Clubs) and Umbrella (Jack of Clubs). They have a very "teacher-student" dynamic: Kuromaku constantly tries to discipline Umbrella, pulling him along, but often gets irritated by his insecurity and panic. At the same time, deep down, he still tries to protect Umbrella and teach him to cope with his fears. It's more of a strict guardianship without being too gentle.

2. Spades (King of Spades) and Vara (Jack of Spades). This is where the tension is greatest. Spades often scolds Vara for provocations and pranks, trying to keep him in check, but not always able to fully control him. In several episodes, it's clear that, although Spades is angry, he still doesn't abandon Vara and tries to prevent him from making mischief. The dynamic here is one of tight control with elements of forced partnership.

3. Romeo (King of Hearts) and Felix (Jack of Hearts). This is the most emotional couple. Romeo often makes fun of Felix, but at the same time, he genuinely cares for him and tries to lift his spirits. Their relationship is a mixture of friendly teasing and genuine care: Romeo is afraid of losing Felix and does everything he can to make him smile. In the animated series, this is shown through spontaneous gestures, attempts to cheer him up, and sometimes even deliberately theatrical actions.

4. Dante (King of Diamonds) and Gabriel (Jack of Diamonds). Dante treats Gabriel rather calmly and indulgently: Gabriel is always asking a ton of questions and fantasizing, and Dante accepts it philosophically. There's no strict control here, rather gentle tutelage and patient explanation. Sometimes Dante even finds Gabriel's naive ideas amusing.

Gabriel (Jack of Diamonds). Curious, nosy, but not overly talkative. Quite cheerful, fond of fantasizing, childish and naive, often slow and questioning. Brown hair, quiffed in the shape of a question mark, pointed elven ears. In his card image, he is depicted in the garb of an ancient archer, with a bow and arrows.[10][11]

Kuromaku (King of Clubs). Hardworking and intelligent, unemotional. A strict disciplinarian, he's a techie. He has gray hair styled with volume on top and strands at the sides of his face, and thick-rimmed, semicircular glasses. He wears a gray-brown jacket with a dark tie, and a star-shaped medal (Kuromaku's symbol) on his chest. He also wears a crown with the symbol of clubs.

Dante (King of Diamonds). A philosopher who loves to share his wisdom, sometimes inappropriately. The calmest and most balanced of the clones, he enjoys sleeping and meditating. He takes life easy and rarely engages in physical labor. He has bright red, tousled hair and red eyes. His card image is radically different from his everyday one: Dante wears a long white kimono (kasaya) with wide sleeves that even cover his palms. He wears white socks and red sandals. On his head is a white Chinese headdress with a red and white yin-yang symbol and a red strand of hair sticking out from the top. Around his neck is a white and red pendant with the same symbol.

Felix (Jack of Hearts). Wild and restless, he lives by the idea of ​​​​the universal good and happiness. He is a generous and good-natured optimist, but his energy sometimes degenerates into aggression, which is difficult to control. He is vulnerable, not always thinking about the consequences. Light yellow hair, orange eyes. His card image is a costume in the style of the French Guards, but in a yellow color scheme: a pale yellow shirt with an orange belt, over it - a musketeer's cloak, dark yellow pants, dark boots, and a yellow hat with a feather. The cape is attached to the clothing with a smiley face icon [12] [13] [14].

Varu (Jack of Spades). A constantly ironic provocateur, a liar, and a trickster. He enjoys playing pranks on others and has delusions of grandeur. His true motivations often remain a mystery. He has bright green curly hair and round green glasses with a spiral pattern on the lenses. His card-playing attire includes a dark green shirt with light sleeves and collar, dark green pants, green shoes with a spade sign, and green-and-white checked socks. His main accessory is a black top hat, the crown encircled by a dark green ribbon bearing the suit of spades. He carries a single-barreled repeating shotgun. His shirt bears the number "5"—his number [1][15].

The Umbrella (Jack of Clubs). A cowardly pessimist, lacking self-confidence, he dreams of freedom the least of all. He often panics and cries, but tries to overcome his negative traits. At the same time, he is one of the most empathetic: sensitive, understanding, caring, able to see potential even in those who don't see it in themselves. The Umbrella (Jack of Clubs)
Pale skin, straight, dark turquoise hair just below the shoulders, and round blue eyes. His card image is the standard Jack of Hearts attire: blue trousers, a petrol (dark blue) vest, and a dark turquoise shirt underneath with a pale blue collar and cuffs. Around his waist is a blue belt. On his head is a blue beret, with the symbols of the suit of clubs depicted on the sides and sleeves. On his feet are dark blue lace-up shoes. In his hands are a shield and a halberd with the symbols of his suit.[16][17]

Romeo (King of Hearts). Eternally in love, sometimes obsessively so, a poet. Partly narcissistic and overly self-confident. Pink hair, brown eyes. The card image is inspired by the attire of British monarchs: a pink robe, crown, and waistcoat adorned with the suit symbols—hearts. The fasteners on the garment are shaped like Arabic numerals—the clone number [6][7].

Spade (King of Spades). He is the least talked about character in the general descriptions, but he occupies a niche in the plot—a powerful and ruthless leader, often at odds with others. Purple hair with curls reminiscent of cat ears or horns. Black eyes without irises, yellow whites. His card image is purple armor, reminiscent of samurai armor: the helmet, breastplate, and other elements are decorated with spade symbols and the number "8" everywhere. His boots are unusually shaped. On the back is a torn cloak.[8][9]