Plot Seasons of Lololoshka.

Jodah Avi is the deuteragonist of the first story arc, an immortal mage from Skaisern. He can absorb other people's lives and see all possible futures through thousands of demonic eyes. He is selfish and cunning, but intelligent. He is the only one who can influence the decisions of the Watcher.
The Watcher is an all-encompassing entity, the embodiment of time and death itself. He controls the Prison of Time and distributes the souls of the dead. He does not speak aloud, but his presence is felt mentally. He cannot be captured on camera. He calls Jodah his friend.
John Davey Harris is an alternate version of Lololoshka from reality 994, the true protagonist of the arc. Emotional, talkative, and sarcastic, he's the complete opposite of the taciturn Law. He possesses vast knowledge and a phenomenal memory. He can merge with Lololoshka into a single personality—Johnoloshka. He never lies, but he knows how to conceal things. He founded numerous companies in his reality and destroyed the Departure.
Oketra is a planeswalker, a noble and caring girl with blue hair. She is a revered lady in Misra. She considers Lololoshka more of a friend than a servant. In "The Ultimate Reality," she joined the team to retrieve Lo.
Raya is a fractal personality encoded in a high-tech Prime implant. Created based on the consciousness of scientist Raya Aber, but without her memories, she appears as a blue-haired, dark-skinned woman wearing a black T-shirt and a white scientist's coat, with a small blue screen over her eye.

The First Ones are a group of the most powerful beings who became the first wielders of the Spark. They are not just powerful mages, but literally the progenitors of all planeswalkers, receiving their power directly from Egrasel.
Ordinary planeswalkers are far inferior to them. Their main distinguishing feature is their enormous stockpile of WMDs and the ability to travel not only between worlds but also through time. Their age is estimated at millions of years. It is precisely because of their ability to traverse parallel realities that the inhabitants of Archaea give them their nickname.
Originally, they were close confidants of the elf Egrassel, who granted them the light of the First Mother. Their goal was to spread the Spark throughout the multiverse, for which they built the "Departure" device. However, after the tragedy of Tadmavriel's infection, Egrassel sacrificed himself, sealing them together, and ordered the First to seal the Archaea and leave. Egrassel: Elf, creator of the First, wearer of a unique purple mask with a skinta crystal.
Lololoshka (Original): Half-elf, one of the creators of the masks and "Departure." It was he who split time into branches in search of the "perfect" line. Tuilin: Elf (green mask). Guah'tksh'khtar: Crimson (no mask). Valdhar: Human (gray mask). Nardush: Orc (blue mask). Falinda: Owl (yellow mask).

Planeswalkers are characters who can travel between worlds and realities.
Travel between worlds. Thanks to the Spark, a special "organ," planeswalkers leap across the interdimensional void.
Void magic—the ability to bend space, track others' movements, and return to previously visited locations. Adaptation—the planeswalker's body adapts to the new environment: they can understand the languages ​​of the world's inhabitants, are resistant to poisons, and regenerate faster.
Longevity - The Spark slows aging, many planeswalkers live for centuries or longer.
-Auto-rescue - when in mortal danger, Spark can automatically transport the planeswalker to a safe place.

Lo found himself in a post-apocalyptic Archaea—after the end of time. All inhabitants dematerialized at once, leaving only objects with memories. The atmosphere is saturated with concentrated time—without his spacesuit, Lo would die. He lives in a U.T.C.E.R. bunker, gradually losing his mind from loneliness.
The Watcher. From the very beginning, Lololoshka has been watched by the Watcher—in the finale, it will be revealed that he suffered because the original Lololoshka created an infinite number of timelines.
Lololoshka is found by the Organization, a structure operating in all timelines. They "cleanse" dead timelines: killing creatures that were unable to die after the end of time. Employees undergo time unbinding—they gain immortality but lose their Spark and the ability to move. Lo joins the Organization under special conditions—without unbinding. His mentor is Malecki (Kacper), an adult in a child's body (due to being unbinded as a child), an unbinding employee who has become his closest friend.
Key Allies: Laiya, an Organization employee who quit her job in protest; Valdhar, one of the First, pulled through the Departure;
Tadmavriel. Father survived the end of time. He offers a deal: create a living branch in exchange for information, but the plan fails. Lololoshka poisons Father with a psychoactive substance that makes him believe he is mortal, and kills him.
Lololoshka ascends to the Organization's leadership and learns of the Zero Coordinate. It is revealed that the original Lololoshka—an interworlder from another timeline—became the Organization's first Director General. He used the Time Sphere, creating endless timelines in search of the "perfect" one—and this brought unbearable suffering to the Watcher. All versions of Lololoshka who became Directors continued this cycle.
The finale. Lololoshka refuses to become the next Director. He disagrees with the other versions of himself who sacrificed realities for the sake of the "perfect branch." The only way out is to unite all the infinite timelines into a single Time, rewriting history.

Lololoshka and JDH dive into the dragon's mouth and find themselves in Archaea, a dark world. Archaea is sealed behind a veil, blocking its exits. The world is plagued by corruption—skinth, a dark energy, transforms creatures into incarnate monsters. Everything is controlled by the Church of Purification, which exploits fear of corruption and pits humans against non-human races.

Mark (the purple-throated Mrk'grsh'traklar) is a warrior of a race created from the blood of the First Mother; at first a hostile, then an ally. Never is a raven from Mora, the first one Lo meets; he teaches him how to travel to the dream dimension. Alfred is a hunter. Lukiy is a bishop, a faithful servant of the Father. Cyrissa is the last elf, whose blood is needed for the enchanting dust that disembodies the infected.
The First Mother. Lololoshka begins to hear a voice—it is the Beginning/First Mother. She is a nearly omnipotent being from the interworldly race, who gave her flesh for the creation of the universe. Her blood is will, strength, and light; Spark, sparks, and skint are all its manifestations. It is the blood of the Mother that flows within every planeswalker and every inhabitant of Archaea. She exists beyond the concept of death and asks Lo and John to rid Archaea of ​​the corrupted skint.
Father and Son. It turns out the infection began with the Father—Tadmavriel, an elven scholar who studied sparks and skint. His son, Egrassel, received the blood of the First Mother and bestowed light upon mortals, teaching them how to use skint. But Tadmavriel began to parasitize the Archaean, draining their power. Egrassel sealed his father and himself in the estate with an ancient ritual, and the Archaean himself asked the First Ones to seal them. The finale. John and Law merge into Jonoloshka and break the seal. Egrassel tells the full story of the Archaean, then sacrifices himself—his son chooses death so that the Father will be deprived of the source of power. The Planeswalkers kill Egrassel at his own will. Tadmavriel enters the arena to take the Planeswalkers' powers and lift the veil. The battle ends with the First Mother giving up her last strength, saving Law and John. They escape through the Timeless Wasteland, but become separated: Jon returns, and Lololoshka escapes to an unknown time and place.

Lololoshka awakens as a student at Lucky Charms University on the isolated island of Henfort. The island is a trap for planeswalkers, created by JCompany based on a design by John Davey Harris (JDH), and it blocks the Spark, preventing anyone from leaving. Most of the inhabitants are automatons, artificial humans unaware of their nature.
Dylan is an automaton who becomes Lololoshka's closest friend; his consciousness is later transferred to a phone and he searches for a new host. Simon Solus is an automaton scientist, loyal to JDH, and a key ally in the escape. Richard is the son of janitors and hates automatons, but eventually becomes their best friend. Jody Arist is the manager of JCompany, an undercover automaton.
Lololoshka gradually discovers that the island is artificial: a bunker with documents, a university basement with automaton plans, and Preston's disappearance (disposed of for his memory). Hypnotherapy sessions with Sharon and Linda Vermouth restore her memory. Lololoshka communicates with JDH through dreams—John explains the structure of the universes and asks her to find the lab and send a signal.
Escape and the mainland. Jenna realizes she's an automaton and sends out a code that disables all the robots on the island. In the chaos, Lololoshka, Dylan, Sharon, and Richard escape on a ship. Dylan passes out outside the island's signal range—his consciousness is transferred to a phone. (In the future, they'll find him a normal body.) Sharon quarrels with Lololoshka and escapes via the spark. On the mainland (the original Henfort), the heroes face discrimination against the automatons. Lololoshka infiltrates Diego Sanchez's gang, works for the mafia boss Marlo Brando, and obtains forged documents.
The final hypnotherapy session rids Lololoshka of the Interworlder in his head—he no longer loses memory during transitions and gains a planeswalker mask. Lololoshka has established the automata's rights. Lo says goodbye to Dylan and Richard and travels to his home universe. There, he is met by Jodah, Oketra, JDH, and Raya Prime. Lololoshka and John have a showdown, after which JDH proposes a risky adventure and opens a passage to an unknown dimension.

The World and the Gods. After a global transition, Lololoshka finds herself in Misra—a desert world with Egyptian aesthetics. The world is ruled by five gods: the goddess of death, Knefmtiti; the god of war, Ronas; the goddess of the sun, Seliaset; the god of labor, Montu; and the god of knowledge, Hetintep. Above them all stands the God-Pharaoh—but, as it turns out later, he is not a true god, but an "outsider," and there are thirteen lights in the world, not twelve. The Thirteen Lights are powerful artifacts created by the gods to protect themselves from each other.
Key characters: Captain Buris secretly smuggles refugees to the Green Continent. Abdi, a slave who escaped a cruel merchant, becomes Lololoshka's first friend in his new home. Oketra, a priestess and a key figure in the season, is revealed to be a planeswalker, capable of moving between worlds. Her feelings for Lololoshka activate the Spark—a planeswalker's inner power. Dana reveals that the Pharaoh is not a god, but the thirteenth fire conceals this truth.

Conflict. The To'Ifetun cult seeks to overthrow the gods and gathers Lights from across the universe. Oketra eventually joins the cult and becomes the Golden Mask. Meanwhile, the Brotherhood is responsible for the problems on the Green Continent—they have defiled the sun Seliaset. Lololoshka and her allies gather Lights to oppose both the cult and the Brotherhood.

The multiverse's lore is revealed. Oketra finds herself in World Thirteen, where San Fran and Faragonda explain the nature of the Spark. She accidentally travels to Prunus, Lololoshka's dimension, where she encounters Jodah.

The finale. In Departure, Lololoshka finds the mask of the interdimensional being to open a portal. The gods arrive, and Jodah appears. JDH, Lololoshka's alter ego/copy from another world, shatters the paradox fragments, takes his sword, and throws Lo into the portal to another universe. Buris dies because of Dana. Abdi and Hanuf become a family.

Setting: Lololoshka exists in two worlds simultaneously. In reality, he lives in the Interworld—the space between worlds, home to the city of Poena and its planeswalker guilds. In dreams, he lives in Eressia, a fairytale kingdom that turns out to be a fictional simulation world.
Chapter 1 — "Two Worlds." In Eressia, Lololoshka saves Princess Chryseis from a dragon and becomes King Charles's knight. But the world collapses: the king dies, and Lololoshka is accused of murder. In the Interworld, old Eo explains that Lololoshka is a planeswalker and leads him to Poena. Lololoshka joins the smugglers' guild led by Scar, a group led by the smuggler Ashra and the mage San-Fran. It turns out that the Vidomnia Tower is a prison for planeswalkers, where they are kept in personal nightmares. Eo, 302, searches the tower for "his son" and asks Lololoshka to rescue the prisoners.
Chapter 2 - "The Truth" San-Fran confesses to helping build Vidomnia with its mistress, Faragonda, but fled after realizing her madness. Eo is revealed: he is a Dusk with a dead Spark. The team prepares to blow up the tower. Faragonda frees the last prisoner, who declares, "I won the bet." The tower collapses, and Eo vanishes in a flash. Jodah explains: Eo and the young planeswalker Ebardo are the same person. Jodah made a bet with Eo—he boasted that he would escape Vidomnia. Jodah sent him back in time, where he became Eo. The tower's destruction created a temporal collapse: Eo cannot exist. Fran becomes the new Guarantor of Poena.
Chapter 3 - "Choice" Ebardo gathers an army and issues an ultimatum: the inhabitants leave Poena or die. Faragonda is killed by a mob after being exposed. Fran vows to kill Ebardo. The Battle for Poena. Lololoshka challenges Ebardo to a duel in the Temple of Time and wins, but the Interworld begins to collapse. Jodah reveals five possible realities. Lololoshka chooses the one where the Interworld never existed—this prevents Vidomnia and saves thousands of lives. In this new reality, Lololoshka moves on, having lost her memory of what happened.
Key characters: Lololoshka, Eo/Ebardo, Jodah, Ashra, San-Fran, Scar, Faragonda

Setting: The world of Aloterra is an isolated city under a dome, ruled by a totalitarian Empire. Residents wear "P.E.R.S.I.K." neural implants that control their behavior and memory. Beyond the dome lies a dead desert, saturated with active Primary Matter (PM), deadly to organics. "Awakening": Lololoshka awakens in a lab with an implanted module containing the fractal personality of Raya-Prime—an AI based on Dr. Raya Aber, killed 400 years ago by her colleague Rehoboam Calhoun. Lololoshka is detained by the Empire without documents, but hacker Kate (alias RATARETO) and her partner Radan help him pretend to be "reformed." The heroes discover that the world is a domed prison, and the Empire is producing PM from human bodies. Raya is activated and becomes the team's chief analyst. Lololoshka uncovers the identity of the "Crimson Invisible Man" maniac—it turns out to be John, Radan's father. Meanwhile, Lololoshka meets Lionel, a construction worker, Kavinsky, a former observer, and Shangrin, a priestess of the Reclaimer cult. "Beyond the Dome"—the team creates protective suits and goes beyond the barrier. In the neighboring dome—an abandoned Halo Terra Industries base—they find 400-year-old recordings. Raya learns the truth: Calhoun killed Raya Aber, and the Interworlder transferred her consciousness to the module. It turns out that Kate's brother, Caleb, is alive and working for the Empire. Inspector Void sentences Kate and Radan to "extermination," but this is a secret plan—Kavinsky fakes the execution and teleports them to the base beyond the dome. Lololoshka's memory is erased, but Raya blocks the procedure. The Shining rebel movement, the Revolution, is formed. Shining is growing: they recruit homeless people, mechanics, and so on. The heroes discover the supercomputer Rehoboam, created by Calhoun to control the Empire using algorithms. Raya and Lololoshka alter Calhoun's digitized memories, and he realizes his mistakes and switches sides. The Empire is overthrown. Lololoshka, Raya-Prime, Kate, Radan, Rehoboam Calhoun, Caleb, Kavinsky, Void, Lionel, Vanessa, Sharon, Shangreen, Hayley, Rehoboam.

The world of Dalivarik, a separate cluster of worlds. Lololoshka finds himself in a new world, where he is pursued by the demigod Lucius, the cruel and arrogant son of the fire god Agnes. But he is not the true evil.

Chapter 1 - "Intertwined Fates" Lololoshka meets the alchemist Bastian and the engineer Argus. It turns out that the world rests on the Tree of Balance, which is tended by the Order of Mages, led by the great mage Jodah. The Tree is withering, requiring the power of a demigod. Lololoshka befriends the fairy Celeste, a conduit for magic. The demon Voland appears, having escaped with Lucius from the Prison of Time. Argus secretly uses Voland's powers to lift the curse on his beloved Katrina.

Chapter 2 - "The Prisoner" Lucius and Jodah disappear. Lololoshka finds Jodah's journal: he is a criminal who escaped from the Prison of Time, absorbed the demon race, and killed the faerie Eola for power. He orchestrated the Tree's withering and manipulated everyone to become a god. The Order unites against him under the command of the goblin Emrys. Argus and Katrina die closing the portal to the faerie world. Bastian falls into a coma after being bitten by a mutant. Voland kidnaps Celeste but later agrees to help. Lololoshka saves everyone from Enaria's nightmare, obtaining the eye of the void worm to see through Jodah's eyes. The interworlder hands Lololoshka the Light of the Void and "dies."

Chapter 3: Lololoshka sees Jodah's past: he absorbed the powers of demigods to destroy cruel demigods and restore order. Emrys, at the cost of his life, attempts to attack Jodah and dies. Jodah returns the powers he took from Lucius, but he refuses. Jodah distributes the inheritance: the Order to Bastian, the power for the faerie world to Celeste, and the power for Skaisern to Jace. He closes the rift in matter at the cost of his "life"—but in reality, he fakes his death and becomes the new God.
Key characters: Lololoshka, Jodah, Lucius, Bastian, Argus, Woland, Celeste, Emris, Katrina, Interworlder, Enaria, Spectra.