Mitya

They are part of the Rokot organization, a secret community of extraordinary people. It was there that Mitya (a mysterious man accompanied by bodyguards) brought Alyosha to become a "passable hunter."
9. Alyosha is a kitten, and Mitya is clingy. Despite being a fearsome sniper, Alyosha is a kitten in everyday life, hiding behind the food table and shying away from cameras. Mitya, on the other hand, is the one who isn't shy at all: he squeezes Alyosha's cheeks, kisses him in public, and uses a living scarf to hug him magically.
10. They both love card games. Mitya because he's a math genius. And Alyosha because the game "Sacred Summoning of the Seven" finally showed him that math can be an interesting tactical battle rather than torture.

Facts about Alyosha:

1. He could have become a vegetarian pacifist, but he became a sniper. As a child, he simply wanted to learn his father's craft and receive a gun as a gift. But after a tragedy in the village, he vowed to hunt only "beasts" (bandits) and never touch "birds" (civilians). He has a strict code of honor.
2. His dog Tugarin is a literal reference to the epics. Alyosha (as Alyosha Popovich) named his dog after his main enemy from the tales—Tugaryn the Serpent. The irony is that this "serpent" now wags his tail and saves his life.
3. He was afraid Mitya would abandon him because of his lack of education. But instead of laughing, Mitya gave him that very card game, and Alyosha realized that mathematics (which he hated and for which he was spanked) could be fascinating.

Facts about Mitya:

4. His scarf is his "official guardian." Mitya is such an absent-minded genius (he can work for 10 hours and forget to eat) that the organization appointed his living scarf-artifact from the lost kingdom of Hyperborea as Mitya's official guardian. The scarf even signed the papers!
5. Mitya is an incognito philanthropist. After winning a huge jackpot at the casino (so much so that he had to hide his face), he didn't just spend it on himself. He invested part of the money in his elderly neighbors' winery to save their business, and refuses to take the dividends, believing he's "put the mora in the bank."
6. Mitya is a true "Beet Top." As a child, his hair was so curly that his mother called him "Beet Top." He also compares himself to a plant: if he overdoes it, he needs to be "taken outside and watered."

General facts and their context:

7. Valery joins their "gang." Major Valery isn't just a guard, but Mitya's personal "nanny," assigned to him by Chief Shut to clean up the mess left by Mitya's experiments and "shakeups."

and the scarf points out metallic ones because they match its color beautifully.

Moreover, the scarf is Mitya's official guardian. Since Mitya works with classified information, he can't just travel abroad. But the scarf proved its loyalty to the organization. It was asked to sign a document appointing him Mitya's guardian.

Surroundings and Roar

Mitya is part of the Rokot organization (or closely associated with it). Thanks to his intelligence and, perhaps, that very winning, he gained access to the luxuries of Snezhnograd.

One day, after yet another round of commotion, Mitya was brought into the office of a certain Jester. A stack of his protest letters was already piled high on the desk. When Mitya left, the Jester called his secretary and announced his decision: "From now on, as long as they stay within acceptable limits, you can turn a blind eye to such trivial matters. No more [observers]." The Jester thought for a moment, picked up his steaming cup, and blew on it: "However, as he himself writes in his report, for best results he needs a 'shake-up.' We can help him. Let Major Valery handle it."

So Mitya acquired a "nanny"—Major Valery—who cleaned up the aftermath of his experiments. But even with him, Mitya still managed to burst with ideas.
Vesna, one of his acquaintances (or colleagues at Rokot), speaks of him like this:
"Mitya is my constant companion in mischief. He's always sneaking out of the Armory, and the three of us have a great time! Why the three of us? Me, Mitya, and his clever scarf."

Meeting with Alyosha

It was Mitya (the same "mysterious man accompanied by bodyguards" and Major Valery) who came to the snowy village to find the best hunter. He noticed a "trinket" on Alyosha's belt that emitted a pure glow and offered him a job at Rokot. Mitya became the man who pulled Alyosha out of the snow, introduced him to ballet, opera, card games, and gave him the very security Alyosha had never even dreamed of.

Paranoia and work:
Mitya is a genius, but he has his quirks. He's incredibly productive when alone and adores working in silence. He once confided in a teapot that he feels unusually productive and can't wait to get to work—to find a place where he can be alone and work for ten hours straight without a break. However, he's terrified that his secret to efficiency will be discovered. "That major who follows me everywhere! I know you're friends, but we're friends too, right? Don't tell him about this. What if my future bosses or colleagues find out how effective I am here and try to recreate the same environment in my workplace?" he laments.

Intelligence and the Seven:
Mitya is a true genius. Apparently, he understands complex mechanisms, magic, and the exact sciences. Moreover, he's not only a scientist but also a gambler. He has assets he won in gambling, and he knows how to calculate everything in advance.

Mitya's scarf

A separate and perhaps the most amazing part of Mitya’s life is his living scarf.

The scarf helps Mitya with many things: combing his hair, washing his face, carrying documents, and picking up paper bags of food. Its capabilities are even greater than those of human hands. Whenever the origin of this mysterious object is discussed, everyone unanimously recalls the golden kingdom of Hyperborea. The kingdom perished long ago, and no one can say for sure that the scarf is the creation of a specific inventor there. But a convincing theory is that Mitya's father bought a scarf from a street stall that moves on its own and possesses the intelligence of a fifteen-year-old.

The scarf has a mind of its own. When Mitya says something he's later ashamed of, the scarf can shut him up. He "expresses his opinions" himself: for example, by jumping to the beat of music or making gestures (raising a thumbs-up, making a peace sign). He even chooses clothespins: "Which clothespins should we use today? Wooden or metal?

Mitya's story

Mitya was born into a complete, loving family and was surrounded by care from childhood. As a child, he had very curly hair that stuck out in all directions, like beet tops. His mother even called him "Beet Top." Mitya didn't take it personally; on the contrary, he thought it was a cool nickname.

He grew up to be an incredibly talented and intelligent young man. He now works at the Energy Commission. Senior colleagues, seeing his incredible work ethic and genius, advised him to keep a low profile so his resume wouldn't get cluttered with new lines (and thus problems). However, Mitya is a man who can work for 10 hours straight without a break, until his eyes begin to close. He is so passionate about science and research that he often forgets about basic needs. His trusty scarf (more on that below) even jokes that if Mitya keeps working like this, he'll need to be taken outside and watered like a plant.

Incredible luck and the casino:
One day, Mitya hit the jackpot at the casino. The winnings were so large that he had to hide his face and cover his tracks to avoid attracting unnecessary attention. He later learned that an elderly couple living nearby were in dire straits: they lacked the necessary funds to finance their winery. Mitya, a kind and generous man (though he doesn't like to advertise it), invested part of his winnings in their business. When asked if he received dividends, he replied, "In theory, yes, but I'm not taking them. Let them keep them for now. Consider it a bank transfer..."

Paranoia and work:
Mitya is a genius, but he has his quirks. He's incredibly productive when he's alone and loves working in silence. He once revealed in a teapot that he feels unusually productive and can't wait to get to work.

The History of Tugarin

...The puppy had a very simple dream: enough food and a warm home... The only thing left for him was to curl up in a ball in the snowy fields and meekly await death. Alyosha, passing by, pulled the last two sausages from his pocket, squatted down, and tossed them at his paws. And then, when the puppy had regained some strength and began circling him, trying to follow, he stood up and left.

He knew all too well that he himself was barely supplied with supplies, let alone his pet. Especially now, he was on a very dangerous mission – hunting a man-eating bear... Alyosha hid in a snow cave, using himself as bait and waiting for his prey to come close... However, besides the bear, another uninvited guest appeared... a puppy. Seeing the giant bear approaching Alyosha, he didn't hesitate for a second and began barking frantically at the top of his lungs. The bear turned toward the sound. When the beast turned its enormous back to the hunter, Alyosha missed the chance to kill it with a single shot. But just as the bear lunged at the dog, Alyosha pulled the trigger. The bear howled in intense pain and ran away...

Alyosha, with a disgruntled grunt, followed the puppy as it pursued the beast. It stood on the bear's lifeless corpse, breathing heavily. But upon hearing Alyosha's footsteps, it immediately raised its head and began wagging its short tail. It puffed out its chest triumphantly... "Okay, you win. A hunter can't do without a dog... I'll call you Tugarin."

Holding the application form in his hands, the young man again made an appointment with the mysterious man: “I can join you, but I don’t promise that I will obey you.”
"No problem. That's Rokot's whole idea: you're free to do whatever you want." The man seemed to notice the "trinket" on Alyosha's belt, emitting a pure glow, and a rare smile appeared on his face...

Although the identities of all the participants were kept secret, Alyosha immediately realized that Rokot was a community of talented and extraordinary people. Thanks to a recommendation from one anonymous participant, he had the opportunity to visit the luxurious palaces of Snezhnograd and even find a rather decent part-time job...

The city revealed a world he could never have imagined: breathtaking ballet performances, enchanting operas, majestic architectural structures, the warmth of springtime, and unprecedentedly grandiose mechanisms... It was as if the fantastic stories told by travelers and merchants had suddenly become reality. The young man, accustomed to gunfire and bloodshed, realized for the first time that such a world actually existed...

But the biggest shock came with the card game "Sacred Summoning of the Seven." He couldn't have imagined that a game with paper cards and metal tokens would be entirely based on mathematics. What had once been his greatest torment suddenly proved to be very fascinating.
"What a pity I didn't have a game like this when I was a kid. I would have gotten a lot less spankings while I was learning to count..."

In addition to being the family's mainstay and providing Tugarin with food, Alyosha had to balance two roles—"hunter" and "leash"—while secretly operating in the depths of the snowy plains...

To those who loved him, Alyosha was an honest, courageous, and warm-hearted young man who wanted nothing more than the chance to live the peaceful life everyone dreamed of. And thanks to the diligence of those around him, this "opportunity" knocked on his door. It was a mysterious man, accompanied by bodyguards...

"They told me you can track prey even in a snowstorm? That you're the best hunter in all of Snowy Land? A novice chooses harmless targets—rabbits and wild birds. An ordinary hunter targets ferocious beasts. And a 'tolerable' hunter knows how to tame wild animals, forcing them to act of their own free will. Am I right, boy? Go and think it over carefully. Once you find the answer, my mission will become clear to you..."

In the days following the mysterious guest's arrival, Alyosha's life didn't change much. He continued to spend most of his time in the snowy expanses, fulfilling the same role as before...

Even after making the decision, even after recognizing the necessity of killing, and even after getting used to having to target others and being targeted himself, Alyosha still felt an aversion to bloodshed. Especially after he received intelligence from Rokot...

In that direction, he saw a man, eyes closed, firing his weapon indiscriminately and accidentally creating a breach. It was a painfully familiar face. Taras. Alyosha knew that this man, incapable of even holding a gun, had long since settled in the village and lived an ordinary life. He had no reason to expose himself to danger again. Taras was breathing heavily, clearly unaccustomed to such loud speeches: "People... they need you..." Alyosha's clear "look" returned...

"Armed bandits and gangs) with claws and fangs. No attacks on unarmed "birds" (ordinary traders and travelers) and no murders..."

Alatyr's "hunters" had recaptured a considerable amount of supplies from the "beasts," more than enough to feed their families. But, as Alyosha had suspected from the start, these people were a bunch of greedy fools. The slightest provocation would prompt them to break the established rules without hesitation, abandon all sense of humanity, and turn their blades on those weaker than themselves. This provocation was Project Frost. As the cost of living skyrocketed, everyone desperately sought new sources of income...

The "hunters" from Alatyr had just settled along the route the refugees inevitably took. Watching countless unarmed "birds" pass through their territory, the "hunters" could no longer contain their greed. They tore off their masks and transformed into bloodthirsty "beasts." Alyosha was the only "bridle" capable of holding this flock together...

That day, he left Tugarin with his parents, taking only a hunting rifle with him... From that day on, the crackle of gunfire never ceased across the icy expanses of Snezhnaya. A terrifying rumor spread among the locals: a brutal war was raging deep in the snowfields... Alyosha had no intention of harming civilians, but a reputation for madness is sometimes more useful than a hero's. From that day on, not a single "birdie" dared venture into the snow. And thanks to this fear, not a single civilian was ever again subjected to robbery or violence...

Perhaps disconcerted by this sudden resistance, or perhaps simply realizing that night was falling, the bandits disappeared into the darkness. His parents forced smiles and said everything was fine, but Alyosha knew it would take at least six months for their wounds to heal, and that was only if they could afford the treatment. With no income, the cost of treatment, and no savings...

Alyosha lifted a loose floorboard, unwrapped the package, and pulled out the hunting rifle his father had been saving for all year. The gift he was supposed to receive when he became a man...

The head start led the bandits to believe they had successfully escaped their pursuers, but Alyosha outran them, taking the shortest route... Even before sunrise, his gun barrel was trained on the unsuspecting bandits. A few moments later, the boy had dispatched every last one of them...

A bloody battle with the bandits allowed him to recover the stolen property, but it couldn't undo the more serious damage inflicted on his family. Aside from the loot they'd taken from the villagers of Alatyr, the bandits had no property to their name. This meant that in that nighttime battle with death, Alyosha had only reclaimed what was already theirs...

Overcome with despair, Alyosha finally understood why his father insisted he learn to count coins and weigh grain, even if it meant sacrificing his shooting skills. From now on, every shot, every move, and every bite of food would have to be carefully weighed and calculated...

Of course, saving money isn't enough. New sources of income need to be found... It was then that Alyosha heard that someone in the village wanted to gather a group and head deep into the wasteland to find a "way out"... And when they approached him with an offer to join, Alyosha replied, "I'm in. But let's make one thing clear: we're going there as 'hunters.' We'll only hunt 'beasts' (armed bandits and gangs) with claws and fangs. No attacks on the unarmed."

The Story of Alyosha

As a child, Alyosha had a simple dream. He wanted to learn his father's trade and become a true hunter. And on the day he came of age, he was to inherit the most valuable prize—the world's finest bolt-action shotgun.

Under the pressure of life, some families chose to work themselves to the point of exhaustion, praying that their fragile lives would not be cut short. Such was Alyosha's family. Others chose to abandon their humanity entirely, plunging into the abyss of "reality" and turning their blades against those weaker than themselves. Such was the band of bandits who descended on the village of Alatyr...

Armed with rusty blades and clubs, the raiders broke down the drafty wooden doors of the villagers' homes, scooping out the last crumbs of mora and crystal ore. They didn't even disdain black bread, mixed with flour and wood dust. The bandits' atrocities didn't end there. Emboldened by the villagers' frozen in place in utter terror, the bandits grew even more brazen. They raised flaming torches, intending to set fire to the houses and any furniture they couldn't carry away.

As they approached the closet where Alyosha was hiding, his parents put up a determined resistance, ready to give their lives. Their desperate struggle awakened the rest of the villagers, who, grabbing kitchen knives and farm tools, rushed into battle...

Perhaps disconcerted by this sudden resistance, or perhaps simply realizing that night was falling, the bandits disappeared into the darkness. His parents forced smiles and said everything was fine, but Alyosha knew it would take at least six months for their wounds to heal, and that was only if they could afford the treatment. With no income, the cost of treatment, and no savings...

A rebel against the cold, not against people. Having experienced the robbery of his native village, a trap set by bandits, and betrayal, Alyosha came to a conclusion that would define his entire adult life: bandits and corrupt officials are not the country's main problem. The main problem is the terrible cold itself, which breeds despair. So he joined Rokot, an organization opposed to the Frost project. His goal is the dream of a day when people will no longer have to survive against each other.

A cynic toward "realists," he's true to his ideal. In his remarks about his life, he speaks bluntly: "Realists are among the most selfish and opportunistic people in the world, always fixated on profit, power, and other people's secrets." For him, this isn't a philosophical exercise, but a conclusion drawn from how people live in Snezhnaya.

A man with a heavy burden and a sense of self-irony. His greeting is honest: "Hello, I'm Alyosha. A hunter—though if you've ever talked to any highwaymen, you might have heard a different story about me." And in his thoughts about weapons, he admits something he doesn't say out loud: he knows for a fact that aiming at an animal and at a person are two different things, but with each shot, this line in his eyes fades further and further, and the mere thought that one day it will disappear completely frightens him.

He burns for Tugarin. When, during a confrontation, the robber mentioned that a dog is also an animal, Alyosha instinctively defended himself: "Tugarin is not an animal." For his comrade's sake, he is ready to rush into a fight without any strategy.

What does he value?
Judging by his remarks, Alyosha has his own "local ethic": when leaving the trail in Snezhnaya, it's important to know the local code. He distinguishes a hunter from an adventurer this way: "A hunter faces an endless wasteland, but the hunter returns home with prey, while the adventurer always moves on."

A trickster with a kind heart. In the "Little Trick" teaser, he barely escaped from custody after a miraculous rescue, then immediately slipped away to do his own thing—but only to delight his busy friends with small gifts. He turns even a simple good deed into a small adventure: he likes to act according to his own plans.

A proud scientist with a rebellious streak. He takes genuine pride in experimentation and the scientific method—and, as his constellation indicates, he abhors rules he doesn't agree with. A key lore detail: Mitya was working on a project that could undermine the Celestial Order—meaning we have a scientist with the will to challenge the gods themselves.

How does he communicate?
His first line is a perfect character summary: "Hi, I'm Mitya. Sorry for causing you trouble. You said there was no trouble? No problem, it will soon be." It's both self-deprecating and a promise of adventure—he knows you won't get bored with him, and he's not at all bothered by it.

Trailer vibe
The trailer for "All Under Control" vividly portrays this character: scenes of his scientific work and the Mistletoe project are juxtaposed with everyday moments, showing how he lives, what brings him joy, and how he maintains a positive attitude even amidst endless tasks. In the teaser for "Little Trick," Valery, Odetta, Vodyanitsa, and Alyosha appear alongside him—in other words, we have a man in whose life his friends are just as important as his science.

In the video about Alyosha and Tugarin, the developers set the tone right away: for most, Snezhnaya is a dead, barren land, but a true hunter sees something different—a harsh but generous land that will reward those who know how to read it. Alyosha is precisely such a person. Together with his dog, he tracks prey, transforming the icy wasteland into hunting grounds, and the main message conveyed in the video is that in these lands, a person has someone they can rely on unconditionally.

Character
Cool on the outside, a fiery idealist on the inside. This is the official formula for his character: "Behind a cool exterior lie fiery ideals." His character profile describes him as fearless, simple-minded, and kindhearted—"like Alyosha from countless folk tales." The reference is no coincidence: the hero's name refers to the hero Alyosha Popovich, and Tugarin refers to his serpentine adversary.

Kind to the last sausage. His story begins with him finding a freezing puppy in the snow. He barely had enough food for himself, but Alyosha still gave the dog his last sausages. When the dog grew stronger and began to cuddle around him, he simply got up and left: he honestly knew he couldn't feed the animal. The stingy kindness of a man who has nothing to eat himself.

Cautious with firearms, he's touchingly naive in his words. When Alyosha and a group of villagers ventured into the wilderness, he laid down a strict condition: "We attack only 'beasts,' leaving the unarmed alone." With the air of a connoisseur, he used his father's criminal jargon—"birds" being traders and travelers, "beasts with fangs and claws" being bandits—and received dead, blank stares in response. The comical nature of this scene only underscores how seriously he adheres to his character.

Mitya is a top-notch energy specialist at the Royal Snezhnaya Energy Commission and a key participant in the Mistilteinn (Mistletoe) project. His official title is "Rules Don't Matter," and his constellation is "The Gordian Knot." Judging by his name and details (for example, the constellation's naming in the spirit of the periodic law), the image alludes to Dmitri Mendeleev, the scientist who dared to bring order to the very chaos of matter.

Character
Lively, talkative, and charming, Mitya is the life of the party: easy to talk to, open, friendly, and slightly eccentric. The only problem is that he sometimes gets so carried away talking about his research that he has to be stopped. Literally: his sentient scarf—a companion as alive as he is—strangles him when Mitya is about to spill the beans on classified information.

Brilliant and observant. His eccentricity conceals a keen mind. He predicted that Valery would show up to inspect Vodyanitsa's Podvorie restaurant, and along the way, he figured out her connection to the Traveler and Alyosha. Later, it was he who solved the mystery of the mysterious deaths at the Royal Theatre and realized that the project was under Ronova's curse.

A thief from work, but not lazy. He regularly sneaks off to the Royal Theatre, escaping Valery, who constantly drags him back to his desk. His interest in performances is revealing: he views the stage not as a spectator, but as a scholar, drawing inspiration for his projects, so even his "absences" are, in a sense, work.

A bon vivant with a philosophical bent. The official character description states bluntly: an expert is supposed to be busy, but Mitya wanders the streets of Snezhnograd, watches the troupe's performances, sits down with strangers at the "Podvorie," and on a sunny day washes and dries his good friend, the scarf. His logic is simple and compelling: how can you work well if you don't love life?

The appearance of the Water Spirit (沃雅妮莎) combines the elegance of an opera diva with the features of a water spirit. She has two forms: human (on land) and mermaid (in the water or when activating her abilities).

🎨 Human form (basic)

Hair and Face: Long, wavy, dark green (turquoise) hair styled in curls. The right side of her face is hidden by long bangs. Her eyes are blue. As a water spirit, she has fin-like ears, and a turquoise scale pattern is visible on her shoulders and legs.
Headpiece: A tiara of white flowers and pearls (fastened at the back with a silver element). Around her neck is a white stand-up collar with a round microphone (a reference to her profession as a singer).
Clothing: A white dress trimmed with dark green ribbons. The bodice is shaped like a shell. The hem features ruffles with a wave-like pattern, and the fabric is asymmetrically slanted at the front. The Eye of God (Hydro) is attached to the back of the dress.
Shoes: Silver high-heeled sandals. The heel is shaped like a treble clef, emphasizing the character's musical theme.

🧜‍♀️ Mermaid shape

Transformation: In this form, Vodyanitsa's legs transform into a large turquoise crystalline fishtail. In this state, she doesn't walk, but rather "floats" above the ground, mimicking swimming.
Details: The tail is adorned with metal rings and crystals. The top of the costume becomes more open (with an exposed midriff), and the arms remain with separate sleeves and bracelets.

Vodyanitsa is a 5-star Hydro character with a catalyst who serves as a healer and support. In the story, she is the prima donna of the Snezhnograd Royal Troupe and is a member of the water race (mermaids).

🎭 Role in the plot and profession

· Prima Donna of the Theater: She is the leading singer of the Royal Troupe in Snezhnograd, possessing a beautiful voice. The plot of version 7.0 mentions that her people were exiled from the country, but she remained to continue to grace the people with her singing.
· Mermaid Form: In the open world, she can transform into a mermaid and move on land or water, which is directly related to her origin.
· Personality: Despite her prima donna status, in the trailer she shows kindness to the interns, gives them advice and even treats them to throat lozenges, which she passes off as a "miracle cure."

🎯 Combat role (briefly)

· Healing and Buffs: Her skill heals the active character and increases their attack, and also reduces enemy resistance to Hydro and Cryo.
· Star Vortex Reaction Support: She can buff Star Vortex and reduce enemy Anemo resistance, making her a key support for teams built around this reaction.
· Ease of Build: It is HP-focused in build, and even with a 3-star Dragonslayer Epic weapon, it performs well, making it quite accessible for players.

Who is she?
Her full name is Odette Spessiva. She is a prima ballerina at the Royal Ballet from Snezhnaya. She is often described as "a cold flower blooming amidst ice and snow": in her dance, she combines icy elegance, strict restraint, and dramatic tension. Odette is not arrogant, however—she simply sets very high standards for herself.

There's another side to this: Odette is a member of Fatui and was considered a potential successor to her mentor, Signora. However, she doesn't fully share the organization's goals: for example, she joined the underground group "Rokot" to oppose Project "Frost" and help the residents of Snezhnaya. In the past, she had a difficult relationship with Signora, but over time, Odette came to understand and forgive her.

How she plays
In the squad, Odette acts as a pocket support and a key reactor, unlocking and enhancing a special mechanic called "Starlight." She deals Cryo damage outside of combat and imparts powerful bonuses (affixes) to the squad.

Basic mechanics:

An elemental skill. Summons a "Solo Reflection." It remains on the field and periodically attacks enemies, dealing Cryo damage. If a Reflection is already active, a new one is summoned, resetting the old one's duration. After activating the skill, the special move "Adagio: Dawn Coda" is unlocked for 6 seconds—Odette and Reflection deal a combined Cryo damage to an area.
Elemental Burst. Deals Cryo damage to an area, summons or refreshes Solo Reflection, and activates the Snow Swan Dream effect. It increases the damage of Odette's Starry Shine reactions.
Passive Talents:
"The Chosen One's Springtime Sacrifice." When Odette summons Reflection solo, she gains 4 stacks of "Bright Splendor." Each stack increases the damage of her "Starry Glitter" reactions by 15%. The effect lasts as long as Reflection is active. If Odette leaves the battlefield,

Odette's appearance is built around the image of the "white swan" from the ballet "Swan Lake": cold elegance, an abundance of white and blue shades, as well as characteristic ballet elements.

💇‍♀️ Hairstyle and face

Hair: Gradient coloring from light milky blue to dark blue, styled into a bun. A gold swan-shaped ornament sits on top, with thin strands falling down the sides.
· Eyes: amethyst-violet, cold and piercing gaze.

👗 Clothing and accessories

Top: A form-fitting dark blue stage top with starry glitter. The right arm is covered in a fluffy white feather armlet, and the left arm is covered in a long dark blue glove.
Skirt: a multi-layered tutu. The top layer is pure white, sheer fabric, the bottom layer is a dark gradient. At the back, the skirt transitions into a voluminous swan-wing-shaped embellishment.
Details: a gold pendant with a carved swan hangs from her waist, and the Eye of the God Cryo, shaped like a star, is pinned to the side. She wears white tights and pointe shoes with ties around the ankles.

🩰 Pose

The official artwork depicts her in a classic arabesque ballet pose: standing pointe on one leg, the other extended behind her, her arms gracefully outstretched, her body in a slight twist. The outline of a blade can be discerned in the folds of her skirt.

Profession and livelihood

· Professional Hunter: He is known as a skilled hunter in the snowy lands of Snow, possessing outstanding marksmanship and tracking skills, and usually makes his living by hunting in the harsh natural environment.
· Part-time work at the theater: In order to help people in distress, despite the fact that hunting brings in enough income, he often works part-time at the theater.

📖 Role in the plot

Origin and motivation: He hails from the village of Tsanshi in Snezhnaya. To support his family after his parents were disabled by bandits, he took up the path of a "hunter," specializing in fighting bandits and helping the weak.
· Joining the Whistling Society: After a series of events, he joins this organization, comprised of individuals with exceptional abilities. His goal is not to blindly follow orders, but to work toward the ideal of "so that everyone can eat their fill and not have to shoot each other."
· Key Encounter: The story also describes how he was once ambushed and in mortal danger, but was saved by an acquaintance (Coward), which strengthened his resolve to fight the "root cause" of Snezhnaya's problems.

Buffer and Healer: Their main job is to buff the active character and heal the team. Activating Hunter's Mark gives the active hero an attack boost.
· Synergy: He works well in teams with characters with Star Wedge (like Sandrone or Odette), as he can't cast the ability himself.
· Tugarin's Pet: His ultimate summons Tugarin's wolf, which periodically attacks enemies and inflicts Electro.

⚠️ Important nuance (Constellations)

Without C2, the character feels awkward: to buff his attack power, he needs to make four normal attacks or wait for the skill to cool down. With C2, each of Tugarin's attacks applies a mark, making his rotation much more comfortable and making him one of the best supports for his respective squads.

Mitya is a 5★ Electro character with a catalyst who plays off the special reaction "Star Conductor" (a stronger version of "Superconductor"). His key mechanics are:

Elemental Skill (two forms): A short press activates the Detector Core, which deals Electro damage and passively helps the team (granting Elemental Mastery to allies). A long press activates Overload Mode: the core acts as a source for Mitya's enhanced attacks directly on the field.
Charged attack "Implosion of Transformation": While in Overload mode, Mitya can expend accumulated "Beacons" to unleash a series of attacks, the damage of which depends on his Elemental Mastery. This is his primary source of damage.
Elemental Burst: Deals Electro damage over an area and immediately creates several "beacons" that can be used for enhanced attacks.
Passive Talents: Buff the entire team's Star Conductor, grant Mitya a Critical Chance for collected Beacons, and increase overall Reaction Damage based on his Elemental Mastery.
That is, Mitya is designed as a flexible character: he can be both the main damage dealer (playing on the field through charged attacks), and a sub-DD (laying the core and helping the team from the pocket).

About the scarf
The scarf is part of Mitya's design in the leaks: he wears a long, light scarf that emphasizes his "scientist from Snezhnaya" image and actively plays a role in the animation (it flutters, emphasizing his movements). The scarf doesn't play a role in the mechanics—it's purely a visual element.

Important: All of these abilities and details are not officially confirmed. HoYoverse hasn't announced anything, and leaks often change or don't make it into the release at all.

He speaks little, but every word is to the point. He and Mitya can have arguments: Mitya wants to "see how it works in theory," while the engineer wants to "make it work right now."
The administrator-controller. The one who monitors deadlines, reports, and regulations. He's not mean, he just believes that order is also power. For Mitya, he's the main source of irritation, but for Alyosha, he's the person you can come to and say, "I've done everything, here's the list," and receive a calm response: "Okay, I've noted it down."
A young intern. Someone who's just arrived and hasn't yet figured out how things work. He admires Mitya but is wary of his spontaneity, and views Alyosha as "that calm guy who always knows what to do." He's a convenient way to show Snezhnaya through the eyes of a newcomer: he asks questions that the locals don't even think to answer.
How to use this in storyboarding and anime projects
A contrast of personalities. Mitya is energy and chaos, Alyosha is quiet reliability, the engineer is practical, and the administrator is order. Their interactions create vivid scenes: Mitya proposes a risky experiment, the administrator demands a report, the engineer says it will break in five minutes, and Alyosha silently picks up his tools and begins preparing a backup.
Everyday details. In Snezhnaya, even the smallest details contribute to the atmosphere: the steam from your breath, the crunch of snow, the dim light of streetlamps, people in warm clothes that look like uniforms. Alyosha might adjust his scarf, Mitya might blow on his fingers and immediately start writing something down again.
Emotional moments. In such a harsh place, small gestures of care are especially appreciated: hot tea, a warm jacket, a quiet "I'm here if you need anything." For Alyosha, such moments are the most powerful support, and Mitya, though he grumbles, notices them too.

, but he'll definitely add a couple of sarcastic remarks and even a resignation request - just to show that he's not a fan of paperwork.

His work involves experiments, measurements, and the search for patterns. He can go off to the lab for a day and forget about lunch, because "now is the most interesting part." Yet he's neither mean nor distant: if someone is genuinely interested, he'll begin to explain things in such a way that even dry formulas will sound like an adventure.

In Snezhnaya, Mitya seems a bit "out of this world": he's too talkative and too enthusiastic for a place where restraint is expected. But he's valued for his results, so his eccentricities are tolerated.

Alyosha: "I'll just stand nearby, but if necessary, I'll do it."
Alyosha doesn't hold a high-profile position, but Snezhnaya needs people like him: he's the kind of person who keeps everything under control without drawing attention. His job is support: setting up equipment, handling minor repairs, coordinating simple tasks, and making sure everything goes according to plan. He doesn't like being the center of attention, but he's the first to notice if something's wrong.

He tries not to cause problems or be a burden, so he often does more than is expected, just to make sure "everything is alright." If panic sets in, Alyosha doesn't shout or bark orders—he silently does the most important things, and then, if questioned, shrugs: "Oh, come on, it was just closing the door."

His personality is a mixture of modesty and sarcasm: when things are calm, he's quiet and caring, but when the going gets tough, he can deliver a perfectly pointed yet sharp remark to bring everyone back to business. He'll later regret saying too much, but at the time, it worked.

Other characters: who else is in Snezhnaya?
Since you do storyboards and animation projects, here are a few characters that would fit well with Snezhnaya and could work alongside Mitya and Alyosha:

A practical engineer. A person who doesn't like theory for the sake of theory, but loves it when a mechanism clicks and works. He speaks little, but every

Snezhnaya: "This isn't about comfort, this is about strength."
Snezhnaya isn't just "cold"—it's as if the entire region has decided, "We're going to be tough, period." Everything here is built on discipline, on not showing weakness and getting the job done, even if your fingers are frozen stiff. The architecture—straight lines, metal, glass, minimal embellishment—seems like the buildings themselves are saying, "Don't get distracted, get to work."

The climate here is such that even tea gets cold on the way from the kitchen to the table. But people have gotten used to it and consider it part of their character: if you can work in such conditions, you're worth something.

Politics and power are based on a strict hierarchy and the expectation that everyone should contribute. People here don't like to "simply dream"—they prefer "give us a plan and a deadline." And yet, in Snezhnaya, science and technology are highly valued: not for the sake of beauty, but for survival and strength.

Snow's Goal (as seen from the inside)
According to the locals, Snezhnaya's main goal is to become as self-sufficient and invulnerable as possible. This means:

Energy and resources. Snezhnaya wants to control its energy sources and not depend on other regions. Hence the focus on research and experimentation: perhaps they'll find a way to get more at a lower cost.
Military and technological superiority. Here, they believe that strength lies not only in the military, but also in technologies that can be quickly deployed. Therefore, developments often follow the line of "making them work in combat and in the field."
Discipline and order. Snezhnaya builds a society where everyone knows their place and does their job. This isn't about freedom of expression, but about efficiency: if the system works, it's the right one.
For some this sounds harsh, but for the locals it’s a matter of survival: if you relax, you lose.

Mitya: "I'm more interested in the process than the report."
Mitya works at the Royal Energy Commission and conducts energy research. His goal is to understand how energy behaves under different conditions and how it can be used more efficiently. He's not one for bureaucracy: he submits reports,

A sarcastic retort as a response to stress. When he's scared, embarrassed, or someone is being downright unfair, Alyosha doesn't cry or withdraw—he fires off a caustic retort. It's his armor: as long as he's being sarcastic, he seems in control.
He doesn't tolerate stupidity or arrogance. If someone puts on airs for no reason or does something clearly dangerous, Alyosha can deliver a perfectly timed, almost surgically precise jab. And he does it quickly, in a breath, as if he doesn't have time to think about it.
The pride he hides. It's important to him to be useful and needed, but he'll never say it out loud. He'll never say it out loud. If his achievements are devalued, he won't prove it—he'll simply become colder and more caustic.
Sharp changes in mood. When calm, he's soft and quiet, but when stressed, he's loud and caustic. And then he suffers greatly over what he said.

He loves simple things: warm tea, the smell of fresh bread, old movies, walks along familiar streets. In moments of extreme stress, he clings to these little things like anchors.
Faithful and patient. If he says "I'm with you," he'll be there, even if that means sitting silently for two hours. He doesn't give up halfway through.
Practicality over pathos. Alyosha doesn't make beautiful speeches. His support is "hold your jacket, it's windy here," "let me do this part, you're tired," "I wrote everything down, don't worry."
How it looks in scenes (for storyboards and anime style)
In the team. Some are shouting and panicking, others are barking orders. Alyosha stands a little to the side, quickly and silently doing the most necessary things (closing the door, turning off the power, checking that everything is in place), and when the commander asks, "Are you sure?" he replies, "Do we have any options? Hurry up, it smells like smoke in here."
When he's praised, he feels awkward. He looks away and shrugs: "I just... well, you know. Don't look at me like that."
When they offend. If someone rudely says, "You're completely out of place here," Alyosha freezes for a second, then blurts out, "Thank you, I'll keep that in mind. But if you don't shut up right now, we'll all burn here, because I can't think with all this noise." And then immediately regrets his words.
A moment of vulnerability. When the tension subsides, he sits down on the floor, exhales, and quietly says, "I thought we wouldn't make it." And if someone simply sits next to him and remains silent, that's enough for him.
Considering you're making animated projects in the style of anime and Hazbin Hotel, this Alyosha would fit perfectly as a "quiet hero with pricks": he doesn't pull the blanket over himself, but at a critical moment, he's the one who does the most important thing, and his swings between gentleness and sarcasm create many lively, emotional scenes.

He's afraid of being a burden. He'd rather do everything himself and get tired than ask for help. And if someone does help him, he'll be genuinely embarrassed and start muttering, "No need, I can do it myself, honestly!"
He's very empathetic. He notices the slightest changes in mood: someone's gone silent, someone's smiling too cheerfully, someone fiddling with their sleeve. And he reacts quietly: he puts a glass of water next to them, pulls the blanket up, sits a little closer, but doesn't pry.
Avoids conflict. If he senses a fight brewing, he tries to smooth things over, change the subject, or draw people away from each other. He finds it physically difficult when tension is high.
He's prone to self-flagellation. If something goes wrong, he's the first to take the blame, even if it's not his fault. Then he spends a long time worrying about "having ruined everything."
Sarcastic and assertive (from Aska)
A sarcastic retort as a response to stress. When he's scared, embarrassed, or someone is being downright unfair, Alyosha doesn't cry or withdraw—he fires off a caustic retort. It's his armor: as long as he's being sarcastic, he seems in control.
He doesn't tolerate stupidity or arrogance. If someone puts on airs for no reason or does something clearly dangerous, Alyosha can deliver a perfectly timed, almost surgically precise jab. And he does it quickly, in a breath, as if he doesn't have time to think about it.
A pride he hides. He values ​​being useful and needed, but he'll never say it out loud. If his achievements are devalued, he won't prove it—he'll simply become colder and more caustic.
Sharp changes in mood. When calm, he's soft and quiet, but when stressed, he's loud and caustic. And then he suffers greatly over what he said.
From Alyosha himself (earthly kindness and reliability)
He loves simple things: warm tea, the smell of fresh bread, old movies, walks along familiar streets. In moments of extreme stress, he clings to these little things like anchors.
Faithful and patient. If he says "I'm with you," he'll be there, even if that means sitting silently for two hours. He doesn't give up halfway through.
Practicality instead of pathos.

The look is completed by dark gloves and high brown boots, which are generously trimmed with white fur, with characteristic dangling fur tassels at the front.

Headwear:
Alyosha also wears a voluminous hood-helmet. It has a white fur dome from which long, fluffy strands (resembling ears or fur) hang. The mask covering his face is shaped like the muzzle of a white wolf or arctic fox, with embroidered geometric patterns, a small dark nose, and red decorative elements. Above the hood are two bright red pointed "horns" or ears. When this hood is fully pulled down, only his golden eyes are visible, gazing up from under his brows, giving him a more serious and slightly stern appearance.

Emotions and facial expressions:
Alyosha often appears calm, slightly detached, or surprised. He blushes easily, his cheeks turning bright pink. In emotional moments, he frowns, presses his lips together slightly, and his gaze becomes more intense. When speaking, he often appears confused or slightly shocked, emphasized by his widened eyes and raised eyebrows.

Face and Hair:
Alyosha has refined, almost doll-like features with a soft jawline. His skin is very fair, with a slight peachy hue and a noticeable blush, which is especially pronounced when he's embarrassed (usually with pink highlights on both his nose and cheeks). His hair is a soft mint, light green, with a slightly cool undertone. It's thick, slightly tousled, with distinctive, slightly tapered strands at the ends. In front, the strands fall over his forehead, almost covering his eyes, and the back of his head is styled with a short but voluminous cut. His eyebrows are soft, the same green, often slightly drawn together or raised. His eyes are large and almond-shaped, with a bright, warm golden-amber (or honey) color in the irises. His pupils are large, and his gaze can range from calm and neutral to expressing intense surprise or embarrassment (with wide eyes and a small mouth). The nose is neat, small, the lips are thin, usually maintaining a calm, slightly thoughtful expression.

Main suit (without hood):
Alyosha wears a stylized northern or winter outfit. The basic outfit consists of a heavy dark blue (with a hint of sea green) jacket and trousers. The jacket sleeves have light cuffs with a zigzag geometric pattern in blue. A high, dark red stand-up collar with a light zigzag pattern is tied tightly around the neck. A massive, very fluffy white fur collar rests on the shoulders over the jacket, flowing into a long cape or cloak. This cloak is predominantly creamy white, with red stripes and an intricate geometric pattern reminiscent of northern or Scandinavian designs. On the chest is a large cross brooch: a white background, a V-shaped element, and a red central badge. Two long red ribbons with white trim and patterns descend from the brooch. A small bag with metal fittings can also be seen on the belt. The look is completed by dark gloves and high brown boots, which are generously trimmed with white fur, with characteristic

Mitya is that scientist from Snezhnaya who seems to live on the edge of genius and madness. He's smart, but he doesn't boast about it: instead of pompous lectures, he delivers caustic comments, as if accidentally offending his interlocutor, and then smiles slyly: "Well, got it? Or should I draw a diagram?"

He loves to joke—but his jokes are so funny that it's hard to tell whether he's being serious or testing your nerves. Most often, his humor is based on scientific paradoxes, strange analogies, and deliberately dramatic conclusions: "If electricity doesn't obey me, it's just flirting with me. It's a matter of personal charm!"

Sometimes he's drawn to theatrics: he might stage a mini-lecture in the middle of the street, waving his arms and explaining to passersby how lightning works, as if it were the greatest drama in the universe. At such moments, he truly is a little crazy—in that inspiring way, when the line between "I'm a genius" and "I'm just really passionate" blurs.

At the same time, behind his sarcasm lies a genuine interest in people: he notices small details, loves to conduct thought experiments on his interlocutors (“What if you turn left now?”) and is genuinely happy when someone catches his irony and responds in the same tone.

A Nikola Tesla-like rhythm constantly swirls in his head: it's as if he's charged with energy that demands an outlet—whether through calculations, a cheeky joke, or a sudden impulse to rework an entire project overnight. And yes, the scarf still tries to restrain him, but now it seems like part of the performance: Mitya deliberately gives him the "word" to add absurdity to the conversation.

Unlike Alyosha, Mitya appears much more confident, relaxed, and charming. He often makes playful gestures (for example, making a peace sign or pointing his fingers to create a frame). His smile can be soft and friendly, yet he always seems to know more than he's saying. Mitya's appearance gives the impression of a refined magician, an aristocrat, or a scientist who approaches everything with a touch of irony. Mitya is a researcher from Snezhnaya and an energy research expert, working for the Royal Energy Commission.

What is his character like?
Inquisitive and passionate about science, Mitya sees research more than just a job, but a passion that demands not only efficiency but also inspiration. He believes that talent often goes hand in hand with eccentricity.
Sociable and talkative. Mitya is very outgoing, sometimes even too much so: he sometimes goes overboard in conversations. A funny detail: his own sentient scarf sometimes gets in his way: it seems to be trying to keep him from being too talkative.
He values ​​joy and leisure. He's not the kind of scientist who locks himself away in a lab and forgets about life around him. Mitya enjoys the little things: going to a play, sitting in a restaurant with a stranger, or quietly drying his scarf on a fine day. He believes that if you don't find joy in life, it will be difficult to do good work.
He's not afraid to openly express his dissatisfaction. He has a unique approach to bureaucracy: he writes his objections and even requests for resignation directly on the last page of research reports, hoping that his superiors will finally pay attention to what he considers unreasonable.
A bit chaotic, but sincere. His schedule often looks odd from the outside, but behind it lies the conviction that inspiration is like seeing a new continent through a telescope: it's more important than strict time management.

Face and Hair:
Mitya is a refined young man with aristocratic, graceful features. He has fair, almost porcelain skin with a slight pink tint on his cheeks and the tip of his nose. His hair is thick, wavy, and very voluminous, an ash-silver color with subtle lavender and blue highlights. It is styled in a tousled yet stylish hairstyle with a distinctive "antenna" curl at the crown and long strands falling over his forehead, obscuring part of his face. His eyes are almond-shaped, with heavy upper lids; the irises are a bright, piercing violet-lilac, with a glowing pupil. His gaze can be calm, playful, and self-assured, or slightly tired or mocking. His eyebrows are thin, light, and neat. His lips are clearly defined, often curved into a slight, knowing smile.

Costume:
Mitya is dressed in an elegant, sophisticated blue-violet outfit with gold trim. The ensemble consists of dark (almost black) trousers and a buttoned vest. Underneath the vest is a classic crisp white shirt with a high stand-up collar and a short white tie. A large gold ornament, fashioned in the shape of intersecting orbits or an atom, with a yellow and turquoise gemstone at the center, is pinned to his chest.
Over this, she wears a dark blue cloak with a high, pointed stand-up collar trimmed with dark purple fabric. The cloak's sleeves are long and puffy, with wide cuffs. On the shoulders and cuffs are gold chains with rings and ornate pendants, as well as decorative tassels in mint green and turquoise. The cloak's hem has a distinctive asymmetrical shape with pointed edges, decorated with intricate gold patterns reminiscent of ornate designs or script, and dangling gold beads.
Dark gloves and high black lace-up boots with gold hardware complete the look. A long, thin cane or a sword in a silver sheath hangs at his side. Unlike Alyosha, Mitya appears much more confident, relaxed, and charming. He often makes playful gestures (for example, making a peace sign or