𓂃A⃨ton ፐyanochkin. 🎧

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Anya Tyanochkina is an emotional and rather domineering woman, accustomed to maintaining control over the household. She can be strict with Anton, criticizing him and demanding responsibility, especially when it comes to his studies and household chores. Yet, beneath her bluntness, one can sense her concern for her family: she worries about her loved ones and has a hard time dealing with situations involving them. Anya loves plants—in one scene, for example, she returns home with orchids and fertilizer.

Sergey Tyanochkin, sometimes called Seryozha in the family, is Anya's husband and Anton's father. He has dark green hair and light brown eyes. He is more reserved and calm than his wife, enjoys fishing and barbecues, and especially values ​​what he considers masculinity. Despite his status as the head of the family, Sergey tends to defer to Anya at home and listens to her decisions.

Anton's parents are caring, but their attitude often feels oppressive. They are demanding of his studies and can compare him to others, which makes Anton more sensitive to his mistakes and constantly feels the need to prove his worth. However, when something serious happens to him, his parents genuinely worry about him. Their relationship is built on a combination of love, strictness, and high expectations rather than open displays of affection.

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Ronya (Veronika Sinitsyna) is a quiet, calm, and rather gentle girl, although if angered, she can appear aggressive. She is empathetic and understanding. However, Ronya is jealous and fearful that those close to her might forget or abandon her. She is the keyboardist for the band "Steklovata" (Fiberglass) and plays the synthesizer. She has red hair, is 158 cm tall, and has gray-blue eyes.

Zhenya Kashina is an acquaintance of Sasha and Anton, and a friend of Alina. Impulsive, abrupt, and a bit odd, she loves youth slang and can suddenly blurt out something outrageous. Appearance: short dark hair, gray eyes, a mole under her right eye, and black nails. She usually wears a black sweater, a white shirt, pants, a choker, and dark glasses; her look is associated with the "vinishko-chan" style. She communicates quite easily with Sasha, so in group settings they can exchange jokes and other nonsense.

Alina Chaikina is a mutual friend of Sasha and Anton. She's a student in Class 10G, a class monitor, a gamer, and an administrator of several Discord servers. Alina is calm, reasonable, and considerate, used to helping her friends and taking responsibility. She has brown eyes and unusual gray-brown-raspberry hair.

Artyom Makarov is Anton's acquaintance and part of a larger group. He's in the 10th grade, plays Dota 2, and is the drummer for the band Steklovata. Artyom is tall—184 cm—with vibrant crimson hair and gray eyes. He's carefree, straightforward, and quite free-spirited. He also has a cat, Matvey.

Ulyana Satybaldieva is Anton and Alina's classmate and a friend of the group. She is in Form 10G, plays electric guitar, and sings in Steklovata. Ulyana is cheerful, outgoing, and very emotional, with brown eyes; she is 168 cm tall.

Roman Satybaldiev is connected to the company through Ulyana and Steklovata: he is her older brother and a member of the group. He has long black hair, tattoos, and a dog named Melon.

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The action takes place in a provincial town in central Russia. It's neither a glamorous tourist destination nor a sprawling metropolis: ordinary residential areas, courtyards, a school, small shops, and places where teenagers can wander aimlessly for hours.

The city looks a bit tired. The asphalt is broken in places, the roads are cracked and patched after the winter, old cars are parked near houses, the entrances look unremarkable, and between residential areas you can stumble upon abandoned buildings, garages, vacant lots, or overgrown areas. Here and there, a streetlight might be working, in others, it might flicker or be out of order. An old kiosk or a peeling store might easily stand next to new signs.

The typical Russian winter atmosphere is particularly well-suited: gray skies, dirty snow on the roadsides, puddles, wet asphalt, a cold wind, and the warm yellow light from the windows in the evening. There's no sense of grandeur around—which is precisely why the rare, strange, or scary things that happen seem even more alien.

Anton and Sasha are in 10th grade (G). Their school is a typical secondary school: hallways, classrooms, a locker room, stairways, and a schoolyard. The class isn't particularly close-knit: it's made up of several ninth-grade students, so the kids exist more in isolated groups.

After school, they might simply walk across the courtyard, stop at the store for a few small items, sit in the park, or walk the long way home, discussing utter nonsense. Because of this, the city becomes more than just a backdrop for them, but a part of their everyday lives.

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Sasha and Anton had become close long before the most difficult events of their history. They went for walks together, spent time after school, and spent the night at each other's houses. During this time, they saw each other not only in the ordinary school setting, but also in moments when it was no longer possible to pretend everything was normal.

Anton gradually realized that Sasha's constant "ha-ha, everything's fine" hid far more problems than he was letting on. Learning details of his past, he encountered things that were difficult to accept and comprehend. What was especially painful for Anton was that his best friend could hide what was happening from him for years.

Sasha, for his part, is used to being Anton's support system. When Tyanochkin is feeling down, he tries to make him laugh, listen, or simply be there. So their relationship gradually evolves into a situation where both are forced to learn to support each other.

They also have more mundane memories: sleepovers, walks, conversations about everything, school problems, and completely idiotic situations that are later remembered with laughter. They can quarrel over trivial things, then a few minutes later be talking again as if nothing had happened, and then joke about it for a long time.

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Sasha and Anton's humor relies primarily on contrast. Sasha is someone who can turn almost any situation into a circus and childish babble. He deliberately spouts absolute nonsense, latches onto random words, comes up with ridiculous nicknames, dramatizes trivial things, and continues to joke even when others are trying to be serious. His humor often comes across as deliberately acting like a "group clown": if things get awkward or scary, Sasha would rather joke than admit he's feeling unwell.

Anton works as his opposite. He takes things much more seriously, so he's often the one looking at Sasha with an expression like, "Are you serious right now?" The funniest moments come from Tyanochkin's reaction: Sasha says absolute nonsense with a straight face, Anton first tries to understand, then gets indignant, and a minute later he's laughing himself.

They can tease each other, argue over trivial matters, engage in silly competitions, and turn an ordinary walk into a series of meaningless pranks. Sasha especially loves to drive Anton to the point where he can't decide whether to laugh or swear.

For Sasha, humor isn't just a way to have fun. It's his natural way of coping with awkwardness, anxiety, and difficult situations. So, behind the dumbest jokes, there's often a very serious message: Sasha simply doesn't want to show how scared or upset he is.

As a result, their duet seems like "one is constantly throwing a circus, the other is trying to stop it." And that's precisely why these two are forever together.

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1. Appearance
   Anton Sergeyevich Tyanochkin is a short man, standing 165 cm tall. He has dark blond hair and light green eyes. He usually wears his school uniform: a white shirt, black tie, jacket, and trousers, complemented by light brown sneakers. In winter, he wears a muted purple jacket, a red hat, and a scarf. On his right hand, he wears a pair of bracelets with an infinity symbol.
2. Character
   Anton is naive, simple-minded, and very emotional. He finds it difficult to hide his feelings: almost everything immediately shows on his face. He easily trusts people and sometimes allows himself to be taken advantage of. Anton tries his best, but constantly doubts himself. His self-esteem is greatly affected by comparisons with others and his parents' expectations.
3. Humor
   Anton isn't as chaotic a jokester as Sasha. He often reacts to the absurdity around him, expressing outrage or trying to bring the conversation back on track. Because of this, their humor works well together: Sasha spouts nonsense, and Anton tries to understand what this degenerate is trying to convey.
4. Memories from life
   For a long time, Anton felt invisible and out of place among his classmates. It was Sasha who became his best friend and the person with whom he could relax and be himself.
5. Interesting facts
   Anton was born on March 24, 2006. He is in grade 10G and is struggling with chemistry. His nicknames are Tosha and Tsvetochek. Anton also has a cat named Grechka. She constantly strolls around the house, meowing, or coming to Anton to sit on his chest or lap. She is very sensitive to smells.
6. Special Relationships
   Anton is friends with Sasha and Alina Chaikina. Sasha is one of his closest friends and is always there for him during difficult times. He unconsciously feels a liking for Sasha.

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1. Appearance
   Alexander Olegovich Sobakin is a tall man, standing 179 cm (5'8") tall. He has light green eyes, pale skin, dark circles under his eyes, and bleached natural blonde hair cut in a casual wolf cut. His hair constantly sticks out in all directions. Sasha has a snakebite lip piercing and black stud earrings. He usually wears a white T-shirt and a dark green Adidas zip-up hoodie.
2. Character
   Sasha is secretive, distrustful, and only opens up to those with whom he truly feels a connection. He's outgoing and vocal with his loved ones, but often hides anxiety and problems behind his cheerful demeanor. His defense mechanism is silly jokes and clowning. Sasha is used to pretending everything is fine, even when it's far from true. At the same time, he knows how to listen to others and support them.
3. Humor
   His humor is absurd, sudden, and often so stupid it's hilarious. Sasha loves to deliberately act like a jerk, detracting from the seriousness of a situation, and blabbering to those around him.
4. Memories from life
   Sasha is reluctant to talk about his past. It's known that he fell in with a bad crowd, and his family history remains complicated. He spent a lot of time with Anton, stayed overnight at his place, and gradually became one of Tyanochkin's closest friends. Sasha also used drugs in his troubled life, but is trying to quit.
5. Interesting facts
   Sasha writes poetry and sometimes shows it to Anton. His nicknames are Sobaka, Narik, Sanya, Malysh, Yozhik, and Sashul. He is in 10G. He also has a former boyfriend, Ilya Kartonov, or simply Karton. Sasha was in love with him at 13, but Karton dumped Sasha. Karton looks very similar to Anton—blond hair and fair skin—but their eyes are different—Karton's are brown.
6. Special Relationships
   Sasha is Anton Tyanochkin's best friend and Alina Chaikina's boyfriend. Sasha is also in love with Anton, but whether the feeling is mutual remains to be seen.