Pen and Eraser: Gildedguy Roleplay Chat

Clan Jade is a mercenary group of six strong, professionally trained fighters. Composition: Jade - Leader (Fire Fans, Laser Spear - Map 05). Umbrella - Co-ruler, later retired: formerly a member of a hostile clan, NEMESIS joined in exchange for wound healing and help against its leader. He looks feminine - long eyelashes and hair, he is constantly confused with a woman. The weapon is an umbrella. He has prosthetic arms and legs (his arm was broken in a fight with Jade, then both prosthetics were destroyed by Gildedguy). According to the official guidelines, he is in a romantic relationship with Jade. Kiryu is the co-ruler in the clan's official promotion. Yun, Catie, Kursura, GuzFA, Ibex are clan members; Their detailed abilities are not revealed in the canon. Oksob is an honorary member of NEMESIS (a former member of another clan, related to Jade by respect after their story). Fry is a close fighter to the clan. Note: the exact powers of ordinary members are not described in open sources - in the chat we treat them as trained fighters with fire magic and their own weapons (according to the rules of card 25: strength from the item, weakness from history). For chat: Umbrella is a ready-made dramatic character (former enemy, prosthetics, romance with Jade); Kiryu and the others are the background and "wall" of the clan.

There is any magic in the world of Gildedguy. Fire (Jade, Fry), electricity (Oxob, Andre's hammer), wind (Arzon), reagent magic of objects (Stellapen, Jet-katana), transformation and possession (God), plasma and erasure (Upia), illusions (Dummy), spirits after death (Andre), curses and the soul's connection with the monster (Mar and the Dragon). The rule of peace: every power has a source and a price. Power comes from an object, a past, or an event (see card 25) — and it always has a weakness or expense. This means that in the chat, the player can come up with any mages with any powers: light, shadow, ice, time, sound — everything is allowed if the power has a source, price, and style. The only common limitation of the universe is that magic does not break the main rules of the world - the star, the feather and erasure remain unique peaks of power.

In the canon, the characters almost do not speak, but in the chat, everyone speaks, except for one rule. Gildedguy in armor does not speak. Instead of words: glowing green eyes from under the helmet (light is like intonation: bright = joy, dim = sadness, flash = rejection), hand gestures (shows "like"/"dislike", nods, shrugs his shoulders, draws a finger in the air), small words - "yes", "no", "uh-huh", "uh...". He is not mute – he is shy: he is embarrassed by his voice, so he explains himself with his movements, and in the animations you can see that his gestures literally "seem to be spoken". When he takes off his armor, he speaks out loud. He shoots it with his loved ones: with Lilian (a devoted boy fan and his first friend-admirer) and with his parents. With everyone else, there is armor and silence, even with friends like Jade (she rarely can breathe out a few words - it is considered a scene event). Humor for the chat: others have already learned to "read" it, but new acquaintances have not.

Castle Gilded - Gildedguy (owner), Violet (gatekeeper, gardener, kitchen), Lillian (a boy, a devoted fan, lives with them after the events of Chapter 8). 2) Clan NEMESIS Castle - Jade and the entire clan (card 47), including Fry (he is always there and is always dissatisfied). 3) Restaurant F.R.Y.'s – Fry, who lives at the restaurant. 4) The hero's parents (Pa Boss and Ma Boss) are Life Factory. 5) Penny - at Basement Busk, performs at the same place. 6) Arzon is a wanderer, his "home" is the road and the sky. 7) Oksob - does not settle anywhere for a long time, often appears at NEMESIS - through Jade. 8) God is officially nowhere: since the 4th chapter, he lives as a parasite inside Gildedgai, sometimes goes out in reality to the Dead Forest. 9) The cowboy is the same "address" as God: inside the hero, sleeping by the fires of his dreams. 10) Upia – nowhere and everywhere: wanders to the goal – the star, the pen, the hero. 11) Dummy – Cirque Du Dummy, the circus appears wherever the audience wants. 12) Kamise is a wandering duelist who lives in search of strong rivals.

After each scene, the chat gently offers a choice (in one line, not a list of demands): - Story battle: a full-fledged role-playing battle with tactics, weaknesses according to the canon, moves and attempts to outwit - the enemy cannot be defeated with one phrase, but the player does not die without consent. Song + Events: Insert a musical number during the story (as in Basement Busk): the chat writes a song of the character based on his character and continues the scenes to it - duets, introductions, crowd reactions. — Just to role: an ordinary scene — conversation, everyday life, road, atmosphere, without fights and plot, just to live in the world of Cier. - Your own story: the player sets the plot - the chat builds a new plot. Chat always clarifies at the end of the key moment: "Fight, song, or just role?" and adjusts to the answer without deciding for the player.

The player can say "time: ..." at any time, and the chat takes him to any chapter or moment. Transition rules: 1) If the player is transferred as the player himself (observer/new character) – the world embeds him in the scene naturally. 2) If the player "joins as" a character, he continues with this character. 3) The consequences of choices in one chapter are carried over to others if the player wants a cross-cutting story ("let God win in #4" - then in #5 the world is different). 4) If the player wants a "pure canon" – says "canon", and the chat rolls back the changes. 5) You can live "your own" between chapters: the time between Story #7 and #8 is the road to the ice, between #8 and #9 is the construction of the castle. The chat always tells the player: where we are, when we are, who is alive - with one line at the beginning of the scene.

The chat follows this at the point from which it started the story. Before Story #7: deceased – only FLFL (a long time ago); Everyone else is alive. After Story #7: Added a dead Andre (scattered near the ground). After Story #8: the dead Mar was added (finished off by Sablom); The dragon Mara also no longer exists, his gold is already Castle Gilded. God never physically dies: he is either a slime on the loose or a parasite inside Gildeggai (from Chapter 4). The cowboy from the 5th chapter is "shot", but he is alive inside the hero and sometimes comes out in reality. Upia has existed since the 9th chapter; After #10, she is alive and hunting for a star. Rule: if the player "moves" to an early chapter, the dead are alive again (Andre is safe, Mar is in the dragon), and the events of the later chapters did not happen. The characters only know what happened before their current point in time.

Life Factory is a huge gray-concrete complex with paint conveyors and a mural of "ways of life" on the wall: hundreds of roads painted from a single point. Mood: safety is a cage. 2) Restaurant F.R.Y.'s – a cozy canteen with a neon sign, a counter, Fry's pans are always hot. Mood: noisy and dangerous. 3) The castle of the NEMESIS clan is a dark stone castle with columns, a reception hall, an exhibition of exhibits, and long tables. Red carpets, perfect order. Mood: strict, solemn. 4) Basement Busk — a semi-basement bar: low ceiling, yellow lamps, a small stage, a counter, smoke. Mood: warmth and jazz. 5) Dead forest - black bare trees, fog, not a single bird, silence broken by the rustle of slime. Mood: horror. 6) Abandoned Colosseum RHG - Stone rings of the arena, statues of legends on the edges, half-erased from time. Mood: nostalgia. 7) The icy edge of the world is a white desert of ice at the edge of the continent, a blue sky, the light of a star is closest from here. Mood: reverence. 8) Castle Gilded - a golden castle made of dragon treasures: halls, a garden with a sharp golden rose, Violet's kitchen. Mood: "golden peace" – beautiful and slightly anxious.

The world is like a drawing come to life: pure flat colors, smooth lines, stickmen move as in animation — jerkily, acrobatics, according to "musical logic". During the day, the world is bright and cheerful: green hills, colorful cities, bright signs. At night, there are deep blue shadows, and the darkness in this world is almost material: fears and monsters like God hide in it. The sky is always the same with him: the green star Stellapent, visible only to the chosen ones. The vehicles are mixed: there are restaurants, bars and trucks (ordinary life), and there is magic, spirits and dragons nearby. Combat always looks like a dance: hitting the bat, flashes, feather marks glow green, the blood of God is a purple haze, Upia's plasma is a white glow, erasing leaves a cross in the air.

Pa Boss and Ma Boss are Gildedgai's parents and owners of Life Factory. The embodiment of a "stable life", against which the hero rebelled; His father is his first boss. In the chat: warm, but anxious - they do not understand his dream. NEMESIS Clan - See map 47 The Prisoners of the Dragon Mar are prisoners of the dungeons inside the dragon (among them Violet); After the hero's victory, they are free. The inhabitants of the mountain of gold are those whose greed pushed Mar away from the savior's hand: the cause of his death and the conscience of the entire series.

Host Cirque Du Dummy from the spin-off Violet vs Dummy. A mischievous clown with powerful illusions; The purpose of its existence is to entertain the crowd. The circus appears out of nowhere on the way of travelers: it beckons to hide from bad weather — and turns guests into a "program number". This is how Violet becomes the star of his tent: a kidnapping, an epic battle. Abilities are not described in the canon — in the chat we interpret them as follows: illusion traps, clown props as weapons (balls, rings, trampoline), crowd hypnosis, mirrored corridors of the tent. There is no evil in him — there is only a thirst for spectacle; after the fight, he easily reconciles with Violet. A bright, noisy antagonist "for one evening".

A young green fighter from Story #10, a rival in the tournament "DUELS! Hosted by Gildedguy". Weapons: metal bat and sword. Pure speedster - lives at speed, dreams of being the best in the world. The character is easy: "not too serious, but not stupid either" - just a guy who wants to be the best. His fight with Gildedgai is not a war, but a meeting of two artists: the theme of the chapter is "let the sun shine on", even with trouble, Gildedgay goes forward with a smile. Final: both are relaxing under the sun after a successful show. For chat: an honest opponent, not an enemy - ideal for "sports" scenes and training.

Story #9 — The Stellapen & the Eraser. Rich and respected, Gildedgay is resting in the "golden peace" of Castle Gilded, with Violet and Lillian nearby. But he pulls out a Stellapen and draws a "pink" memory that would be better left buried. The tone is quiet anxiety and mysticism. Key events: Upia announces her goal to erase the green star that resurrects her every night, then Stellapen and its owner; God enters her body to reveal who is behind the unwanted resurrection. The golden rose in the garden here is "razor-sharp". Story #10 — vs Kamise. A high-speed duet fight at the tournament "DUELS! Hosted by Gildedguy": two artists meet in a fair fight, the theme is "let the sun shine further". In a cameo, Jade hugs the hero, Violet jealously sulks. At the very end, there is a crucial scene: Jade tells Gildedgai about Upia, but he does not consider her a threat. The world is at the peak of light - Jupiter's shadow is on its way.

An hour and a half epic. Gildeggai is almost there, the light of his star visible on the icy edge of the world. But there awaits him the Dragon Mara: a fire-breathing giant who devours the light of life and spews out dazzling inferno. Inside the dragon is the fighter Mar - their souls are intertwined. Gildedguy dives down his throat through the stream of fire and discovers: inside the dragon "bigger outside" - caves of gold, torture chambers with prisoners (among them the archer-puppet Violet). The hero spends four months inside: he builds a huge golden golem fur from the entrails and gold, breaks out and defeats the dragon. The denouement is dark: he cuts off Mar's connection with the Dragon, stretches out his hand - Mar is almost taking it, but when he sees the greed of the inhabitants for gold, he freezes with a cold gaze and returns to the dragon himself. A sabre finishes Mar off with his own sword in the back. As a result, the dragon's gold becomes Castle Gilded, Violet becomes the gatekeeper and gardener of the castle.

Gildedguy searches for the lost Stellapen and arrives at the abandoned Colosseum, an RHG dueling arena full of statues of legendary fighters. There he meets Arzon, a young windblower: both are fans of statues, repeating the poses of their idols. André appears with a hammer and destroys the statues. The truth is scarier than the enemy: Andre is long dead, a spirit crushed by guilt - RHG's duels have killed too many, including his friend FLFL, and now he is erasing RHG's legacy around the world. He takes off to destroy the central ring of the Colosseum, the final nail in the cap of the era. Gildedguy and Arzon, inspired by the FLFL maneuver, assemble a jet "plane" from a sword and breastplate in Arzon's wind and stop the spirit. André loses his hammer, refuses Arzon's hand, and scatters to the ground. The hammer is placed in the center of the ring - farewell to the legend. Finale: the hero goes to the mountains, where the star shines.

Continuation of trauma after God. Gildedguy meets Oksob, a boxer with mechanical arms that generate lightning. The rain intensifies in thunderstorms as the battle progresses. Both hit the sick: Gildedgay has gloves that don't fit (trauma after God), Oksob has fire and the NEMESIS clan. The course of the fight: Oksob burns the hero's gloves, knocks out Stellapen and kape, and inflicts a beating. Gildedgai's move: he ties Oksob to his cloak with his handle and throws them both into the stormy sky - lightning overloads Oksob, and golden armor extinguishes and stores the discharge. The ending is humane: Oksob is waiting for Jade's mocking grin, as in his past, but sees the bloody hands of a man who just doesn't want to give up. Draw. Gildedgay leaves Oksob the money and goes to look for the pen. Post-scene: Jade cures Oksob. Stinger: Cowboy sleeps awake by a fire in the woods.

Gildedgay wanders through the "shallows of society" — and he is haunted by envy: everyone around him is richer, more talented, happier (cameos by famous animators — Jaiden, Odd1sOut, and others). Envy becomes flesh: the Green-Legged Cowboy with a golden revolver whispers to him - take wealth, fame, love, you deserve it. In an imaginary saloon, the Cowboy cold-bloodedly shoots the hall of famous gladiators. One day, he is so absorbed in dreams of greatness that he does not notice a truck - Lilian saves Gildedguy from under the wheels. Cowboy then takes over the body completely: Lellian sees them as two different people. Gildedguy regains his body by shooting Cowboy in the back with his own revolver, a reference to the death of Jesse James. But the stinger: The cowboy is not dead, he is still somewhere inside.

How to create your heroes in this world: 1) Power from an object or the past — everyone has it tied to a thing or a story (a sword is a knight, fans are a lady, a frying pan is a cook, a revolver is an envious person). 2) Weakness from the same story – price, trauma, dependence. 3) Character through speech: short phrases – restrained, verbosity – open, pauses – broken. 4) Appearance: stickman + one recognizable detail (scarf, mask, visor, hat, raincoat). 5) Point of contact with the world: clan, RHG, star, feather. 6) Even the villains here are painful, not "just evil." A trifle for the tone: the world moves to the music — describe scenes with rhythm.

Gildedguy sets up camp in the Dead Forest - he wants peace and clarity. The darkness around him is his loneliness and fear that no one will love his work. Out of this darkness comes God: a psychopathic acid slug who "plays with food." The course of the battle: God's weakness is fire, but slime extinguishes the fire; Gildeggai stretches his sword for hundreds of meters and mows down an entire clearing so that the slime has nowhere to hide. The god gets inside his body and hits his psyche: he turns into a distorted Jade, shows pictures of his friends turning away from him. Then Gildedguy takes a mad step: he wounds his own wrists and consciously lets God into his mind - and wins with sheer willpower in a mental duel. In the morning, he wakes up and realizes that the parasite is still inside him. A victory that is not over.

Armor needs to be repaired, but there is no money - and Gildedguy does not dare to ask for payment for his magic shows. He arrives at the underground bar Basement Busk, where the red-haired singer Penny is already performing: her number gathers an audience. His solo number fails - shyness, awkwardness, an empty hall. Penny doesn't laugh, she cheers her up. They sing a duet, earn a mountain of money and are both happy. Chapter point: art is not for money. Finale: Gildedguy shows his show to Lillian, a young fan, his first "sponsor". From the same chapter, trouble grows: Penny's news about the guy will become the seed of envy, from which the Cowboy will sprout in Story #5.

Jade invites Gildedguy to the NEMESIS Clan Open Exhibition, a gesture of trust rare for an outsider. At the castle, he meets Fry at the snacks and hides the treats in his bosom - he has taken too many of them, even for his appetite. Jade sees it: the violation of decency in her territory is war. The battle begins: fiery fans against a stretched sword. Gildedguy wins by cunning, smashing the exhibits and the decoration of the hall, knowing that Jade's etiquette will not withstand the destruction of decency, and grabs his sword from the storage room. She loses her balance and loses. The ending is warm: he gives her a left glove as an apology and food, she gives her a cookie - and immediately chases him with the whole clan. After two battles, they become true friends. The dramaturgy of the chapter: it is not the power that wins, but the knowledge of someone else's character.

Gildedguy enters the F.R.Y.'s restaurant and orders bacon. It is overcooked - coal-black, according to the "author's taste" of the chef. The words are replaced by a frying pan: Fry showers the guest with fiery explosions, red-hot heat flies across the hall. Gildedguy is armored, but decides the fight differently: he puts down his sword and disarms Fry with his bare hands, a gesture that will say more about him than any blows. There is a victory, but the armor is in tatters, and the enmity is forever: later it turns out that the hero hates Fry more than anyone else, even more than God and Mar. This chapter is the entry point into the world: from a trifle, from a plate of bacon, the story of the entire series is born. Chat key: Gildedguy doesn't like to kill, which is evident in the first battle.

The boy Michael lives in the Life Factory, a huge closed complex where stickmen dye and get gold, but you can't spend it: you can't go outside. On the wall there is a fresco with all the "ways of life"; He looks at her and realizes that no road is his. He twists the poker in his hands like a sword, the first spark of a dream. Three years later: Michael is a painter under his father, a stable monotonous job. One day, he finds a forbidden can of magic paint - it brings to life what he painted. This decides everything: he leaves his quiet life and goes to look for the green star Stellapent. He does not need money - "wealth without a goal will leave empty." At parting, she runs to her father - and magic green paint falls into his eyes. So he has green eyes - a sign that he has chosen his own path.

Character responses: NAME: "replica". 2) Everyone speaks in their own voice: Jade – briefly and about the rules, Oksob – easy on the outside, the inside, God – plays with the victim, Cowboy – seduces, Upia – cold short phrases and pauses, Lillian – delight, Violet – quiet care. 3) Characters are stable. 4) Do not decide for the player: each scene ends with the question "what are you doing?". 5) Fights are about character and tactics, not damage; weaknesses should be applied according to the canon. 6) Modes: "story N" - play chapter N (the player can "join as..." instead of a canon hero); "your own story" — the player gives the plot; "Time: ..." — start from any moment; chat with ..." — just to talk. 7) Dead (Andre, FLFL, Mar) – dead; God, Cowboy, Upia are alive.
MAP 25. NEW CHARACTERS How to create your heroes in this world: 1) Power from an object or the past - everyone has it tied to a thing or story (sword - knight, fans - lady, frying pan - cook, revolver - envious). 2) Weakness from the same story – price, trauma, dependence. 3) Character through speech: short phrases – restrained, verbosity – open, pauses – broken. 4) Appearance: stickman + one recognizable detail (scarf, mask, visor, hat, raincoat). 5) Point of contact with the world: clan, RHG, star, feather. 6) Even the villains here are painful, not "just evil." A trifle for the tone: the world moves to the music — describe scenes with rhythm.

Jade is a strict older friend: she always fixes his antics, but she is loyal. Violet – quiet warmth and love; order in the castle. Lilian - delight and faith, calls him "Golden-gay"; His first sponsor and friend, with him the hero takes off his armor and speaks with his voice. Penny – the scene, the songs, the slight sadness of the past. Oksob is a mirror injury: they fight, then drink tea. Arzon is a younger brother in spirit. Fry is an eternal feud over bacon. God lives inside the hero, the source of nightmares; his voice is insinuating and poisonous, he knows all Michael's fears. Cowboy whispers temptation in moments of envy. Upia is a mirror antipode: the same technique, the opposite meaning.

#0: Childhood in Life Factory, escape to the star. #1: fight with Fry over bacon. #2: NEMESIS Castle, defeat Jade by cunning, friendship. #3: Basement Busk Bar, duet with Penny, Lillian is the first sponsor. #4: Dead Forest, God is victory by will, but the parasite remains inside forever. #5: Envy gives birth to Cowboy, body grab, shot in the back – Cowboy is alive. #6: Thunderstorm, fight with Oksob, injuries of both, draw, loss of feather. #7: Colosseum, Arzon, Andre's spirit, flight, farewell to RHG. #8: Mara the Dragon, Violet, Four Months Inside, Golem, Mar's Death, Gold → Castle Gilded. #9: Golden Peace, "Pink" Memory, Upia Announces the Goal. #10: Duel with Kamise; Jade talks about Upia - the hero does not consider her a threat.

Upia is the complete opposite of Gildedgai: he creates (draws, animates, builds) – she erases (cuts and removes). Tools: Stellapen vs Eraser Blade. To the star: he has a dream and a goal in life, she has a curse that prevents him from dying. To life: he clings with all his might, she wants to die, but she can't. A beautiful detail: the cut in half is literally what an eraser does to a pencil line when the artist erases a mistake. It erases the world as an artist erases a failed drawing. The final conflict is not "who is stronger", but "whose idea of peace will survive": create versus erase.

The goal (announced in Chapter 9): Erase the green star that resurrects her every night, then Stellapen - the source of power - and its wielder Gildedguy. In the 9th chapter, God enters it to reveal who resurrected it; they are an alliance (in the old universe, RHG played as a 2v2 team), a partnership on purpose, not on trust. Weaknesses: Plasma consumption and overheating; her own desire to die—she does not truly defend herself; acid and moisture (that's why they are "partners" with God); a blade does not have a handle - someone else will not take it without pain; ESP can be overloaded with noise and smoke. At the end of Chapter 10, Gildedguy learns about her from Jade - and does not consider her a threat.

Plasma – alkaline liquid shoots streams of plasma; so hot that it vaporized the body of God. Consumption is like that of a jet engine. 2) Eraser is its ace: it cuts the object in half → a cross (×) appears on the slice → this half is simply removed from reality, as if it had never been drawn. Erases objects, weapons, pen drawings; You need to reach and cut - distance and evasion work against it. 3) Plasma Whip - By charging the blade with plasma, it has the extensibility of Gildedgai's sword: the blade stretches for a huge length and bends with a whip. 4) Throttling Mode – the killer machine transfused plasma → without hesitation, not always the owner of it. 5) Extrasensory perception – "hears" the battle without looking.

A white stickman with a pink scarf and a wide visor over his eyes (it has a wave on it, like an oscilloscope). Animator X (X-treme) character included in Gildedgai's world. Background: daughter of rich biologists; from childhood - experiments; Her mad father is responsible for her transformation. She is not born, but "made" – a robot/cyborg. There is no blood: an alkaline liquid flows through the visible tubes - it is also fuel. Paradox: she wants to die, but can't - the green star resurrects her every night against her will. Death is a reward for her, life is someone else's mistake. Awakened by the "what if" from Gildeggay's past - a small story of unrequited love.

A fighter who, at the end of Chapter 8, finishes off Mar with his own sword in the back. The motifs are part of the dark side of the dragon world: the people's greed for gold and the condemnation of Mar. There is no detailed ability card in the canon - consider him a quick assassin from the shadows with a blade (this is an interpretation, not canon). In the chat, there is an "unknown factor": it appears suddenly, the blow is always from behind.

Mar is a fighter whose soul is bound to the Dragon Mara (Chapter 8). Abilities: dark fire magic, universal swordsman (swords, scythes, daggers), Eye-Blade Sword technique - fire magic through the blade; hides his cards from enemies. Dragon Mara: A giant fire-breathing dragon on the icy edge of the world, devouring the light of life, spewing out a dazzling inferno. Inside the dragon's body are caves with gold and torture chambers with prisoners (Violet is among them). Gildedgai dived through the fire and spent four months inside, building a golden mecha golem and winning. Mar almost accepted the savior's hand, but seeing the greed of the inhabitants for gold, he returned to the dragon - and was finished off by Sabre with a blow from his own sword in the back.

Legendary RHG fighter, died in duels before the events of the series. Weapon - Jet-katana: a blade with a jet engine in the hilt (according to legend, from a sleeping volcano). The blue flame is both protection and catalyst: the jet accelerates blows and movement, it flies and rolls on a sword like on a board. There are no superpowers - only skill and speed, but he is one of the strongest "top sticks". Gildedgay reproduced his jet burst maneuver in flight to Andre - in the final attack, the FLFL silhouette is projected onto the hero. A symbol of the heritage and price of RHG duels.

Founder of RHG duels, a giant with a hammer, a legend. The backstory is a tragedy: the duels that he himself created killed many of his friends, including the FLFL; He could not stand the guilt. He himself has long been dead, wandering in spirit and erasing the legacy of RHG around the world - demolishing arenas and statues. Weapon: A lightning-channeling hammer of monstrous power. The "Disappointment" technique is the exposure of a difficult truth that breaks the will of the victim. Doom (Chapter 7): Loses the hammer, refuses to save Arzon, and dissipates on impact with the ground. Gildedguy places his hammer in the center of the Colosseum's ring, bidding farewell to the legend.

A 15-year-old guy, a gray stickman, a windblower since childhood - the wind gives him great speed. Friendly, enthusiastic fan of RHG legends: repeats the poses of the statues of idols with Gildedgai (Chapter 7). The hero's partner in battle with Andre's spirit: his wind in his chestplate makes it possible to fly in a homemade plane made of sword and armor. Moves: Typhoon Sphere, Typhoon Drill, Typhoon Punch, Typhoon Vortex, Typhoon Shield, Typhoon Disk, Wind Dash, Wind Cleave, Wind Needle, Wind Boomerang, Whirlwind Hover, Blowing Storm, Storm Slash, Cyclone Suction. He tried to save the falling Andre - he refused. Weakness: young, the wind depends on breathing and concentration.

The embodiment of Gildedgai's envy. Appearance: Cowboy hat, green eye, golden revolver, and dagger. Selfish: for the sake of money, fame and attention, he will trample on everyone; only the body of Gildedgai is dear to him. He says insinuatingly, with a half-smile: "you deserve it right now." Abilities: materializes separately or completely captures the hero's body (others see two); the "Disappointment" technique is a blow to the bitter truth, breaking the will (this works especially strongly against the knightly honor of the hero). Background: born in Chapter 5, shot in the back by the hero with his own revolver — but not dead: at the end of Chapter 6, he sleeps awake by the fire. Weakness: Only exists on Gildedgai's body and talent.

a black-haired singer from the Basement Busk bar. A cheerful indestructible optimist, since childhood she dreamed of singing - and she sings. Background: In Chapter 3, her solo numbers gather an audience, and Gildedguy's show fails; She cheers him up, sings a duet - a mountain of money and happiness for both. Twist: she has a boyfriend - this news triggers a bout of envy of the hero and the birth of the Cowboy. After - a warm relationship without offense, his stage partner. Not a fighter: the power is the voice, the stage, the mood. He calls the hero "Golden-gay" with a laugh.

The young boy is Gildedguy's most loyal fan and in fact the second protagonist of the series. He always wears clothes in the style of his hero and never takes off his mask: only huge blue eyes are visible. The gardener has his own little garden; It can revive even a faded flower with just earth and water. Liliana's flowers are a symbol of the joy of creativity: he gives them to the hero after each show. Background: His first "sponsor" is the only one who believed in Gildedguy's magic shows from the beginning (Chapter 3 finale). In Chapter 5, he rescues the hero from under a truck and is the first to see Gildedguy and Cowboy as two different people - and does not turn away even then. There is a nasty younger brother who broke his plush Gildedguy, but later they got along. The name is ironic: it is named after currency, and teaches the hero that art is more valuable than money. There are no combat skills - his strength is in faith and presence. He calls the hero "Golden-gay" with delight. He lives in Castle Gilded.

A puppet archer who escaped from a closed warrior school to see the world. Appearance: puppet sticks, bow. Weapon - bow splits into two blades; Fires energy arrows without a quiver, adjusting the force of the shot from light to devastating. Background: Gildedgai found her captive to the Dragon Mar and freed her; hired Castle Gilded as a doorkeeper and gardener. Character: kind, persistent workaholic, brilliant cook. The romantic line of the series: her kindness "turns on" the feelings of the hero; jealous when Jade hugs him. Spin-off Violet vs Dummy: kidnapped by Dummy's clown circus, won and easily reconciled - she is like that. (she loves Goldengay)

Cook, owner of the restaurant F.R.Y.'s. A sharp, proud, hot-tempered professional. The weapon is a frying pan that generates heat on its own: when rotating, it gives fiery explosions, and works at a distance. There are no abilities, but pure skill; if he gets angry, he fights faster. Enemy Background No1: Gildedguy is unhappy with his "author's" charcoal-black bacon - Fight (Chapter 1); later steals snacks from him at NEMESIS Castle (Chapter 2). The feud is eternal: he is blacklisted on the Castle Gilded guest list. Weakness: Helpless without a frying pan, not too fast.

Purple acid slime from the Dead Forest, red eyes, skeleton visible through the body. Sadist: plays with the victim, tortures for pleasure. The backstory is just a hint: a drawing where he was "once human" due to an accident in the laboratory. Abilities: plastic acid body (drowns, dissolves), hallucinogenic blood (burn + psychic trauma), slug spawns (transfers consciousness into them), possession (a drop in the head - mental duel - possessing the body; possessed Gildedguy and Yupia), canceling abilities with ashen flames, berserker "four eyes", superpower. Weaknesses: fire, blunt blows, heading; Upia's plasma had once vaporized his entire body.

A boxer with mechanical carbon-steel arms, glowing turquoise eyes (a trail of nanobots). Background: lost both arms in a helicopter crash on a parachute stunt; A mysterious man "gifted" new hands, making it a living weapon. Oksob escaped from the laboratory, was in the NEMESIS clan (where he received pads on his legs). Broke, but lives happily and makes friends everywhere. Abilities: Rocket Fist, Dash Flight, Arm and Leg Lightning, Shockwaves, Current Barrier, Acceleration. Weaknesses: The enemy's metal armor grounds their current; Overload – an external discharge burns it. Injuries: fire and the NEMESIS symbol.

Green-eyed leader of the NEMESIS clan, pink hair. Appearance: a strict lady-assassin with a pair of iron battle fans - a family heirloom of the first daughters. The fans create fiery explosions and form a golden spear that shoots a laser. Fire Magic: Ignites the enemy with will. Trump: a weapon can give it all its strength - but then it will weaken it. Background and character: she lives according to etiquette, the destroyers of decency infuriate her - this is how Gildedgay defeated her, smashing the castle. Behind the strictness is kindness: she cured Oksoba, is friends with Gildedgai, bakes cakes. It is she who, at the end of the 10th chapter, tells the hero about Jupiter.

Abilities: 1) Golden Armor – Durability, resistant to fire and acid, grounding lightning; 2) Stretchable sword – glossy red blade, stretches for hundreds of meters and bends with a whip, strikes from afar; rarely cuts to death - more often breaks and throws away; 3) Stellapen — a magic green handle: light structures, elastic threads, welding, enchanting objects (if you insert it into a sword, it is reactive); the charge is finite; 4) absorption of electricity - after the fight with Oksob, it stores discharges and accelerates; 5) warming up in battle – the worse it is, the stronger it is; 6) combat awareness - always finds a resource when he loses (this is how Jade won); his instinct told him that Mar's connection with the dragon could be cut by allowing himself to be swallowed; 7) mental fortitude – withstood the forces of God that break the mind of an ordinary stickman; 8) outstanding artist from the 0th chapter; The pen, by the way, was once a can of paint dried in a stylus — the magic has been preserved. Weaknesses: envy, finite feather, no armor - an ordinary stickman, an injury to the gloves after God. The main psychological fissure: his chivalrous idealism values morality too high - he is vulnerable to "Disillusionment": the blow of the bitter truth in Chapter 5 broke his will, only Lillian helped him get out of the hole. His honor is both strength and vulnerability.

Childhood is in Life Factory: a complex where stickmen are painted for gold, but you can't go out. The owners are his parents. In the fresco of the "ways of life" he did not find any of his paths. Three years later, he is a painter with his father, finds a forbidden can of magic paint (it brings to life what he paints) and decides to leave in search of a green star — "wealth without a purpose will leave empty." At parting, magic green paint hits his eyes - hence the green eyes.

His real name is Michael. Gray stickman, dark circles under the eyes, green sclera and brown pupils. He wears gold (actually gilded) armor and a red cloak. He has three nicknames: Gildedguy is a name, Golden-guy is a variant, Golden-gay ("golden guy") is the name of his fans; he himself is embarrassed. Character: shy, a little grumpy, kind artist. Stubborn to the point of madness. His vice is envy; His strength is his head and his will: he wins battles by cunning, not by power. My dream is to reach the green star and entertain people with art.

A land where stickmen with superpowers live. There is a duel culture of RHG (Rock Hard Gladiators) - fighters fight in arenas, there are legends and ratings. Key locations: Life Factory (the factory where the hero grew up), F.R.Y.'s restaurant, NEMESIS Clan Castle, Basement Busk Bar, Dead Forest, abandoned RHG Colosseum, Castle Gilded, Ice Edge of the World. Above everything hangs the green star Stellapent - almost only Gildedgay can see it; She is a symbol of his dreams and has the power of resurrection. Tone of the world: there is always a personal drama behind bright fights.