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Ribecca is a skeleton with a beige skull-like head: the surface of the skull is smooth and almost matte, without cracks, except for two small black markings above the eyes, resembling miniature eyebrows. The eye sockets are huge and round, filled with deep purple irises with dark pupils; neat eyelashes are visible at the edges, creating a slightly tired or thoughtful look. Green streaks run under the eyes—thin but noticeable stripes, paint or toxic tears, which contrast sharply with the pallor of the bones. The nasal section is stylized minimally—a few vertical slits, and the conventional lower jaw is reduced to simple strokes, without detailed anatomy. The torso is skeletal and simplified: a thin neck flows into a segmented spine and a laconic chest, in the center of which a light, fluffy insert is visible, reminiscent of a fur lining. She wears a short jacket with a dark (almost black) body and voluminous purple patterned sleeves; the collar and cuffs are bright green, offsetting the green marks on her face. Her arms and legs are composed of simplified bone segments with articulated joints, her fingers are schematic, and her feet are rounded. Ribecca
Overall, Ribecca is a friendly character with a unique perspective on the world, who uses her talents to delight and surprise her friends, creating a unique holiday atmosphere. She loves sewing clothes.

Soulvester is a knight in dark armor. His head is hidden under a massive dark gray helmet, the upper part of which is decorated with wide rectangular slits. The front part of the helmet is completely closed, and instead of the usual eyes, two bright white semicircles are visible inside, curved downwards. The entire space under the visor is completely black, which makes the eyes seem to be the only detail of the face.

Attached to the back of the helmet is a long fabric tail of light turquoise color, slightly stretched back, which contrasts with the dark armor. His arms and legs are also covered with plain armor; The hands and forearms glow with the same turquoise hue, giving the impression of a soft glow. The legs are covered with high simple boots made in the same dark color scheme. Based on Gourdy's gossip, as well as his introductory teaser, Soulvester is a proud, responsible, and collected Toon, who always tries to keep a dignified and brave appearance, and whose personality contrasts with the chaotic and playful nature of his sister Connie. As shown in the teaser, he doesn't like public speaking - he quickly leaves the stage after Connie drags him there. Soulvester is also very overprotective and tries to take care of all the Tuns, asking how they are feeling and worries about them, this is revealed in the dialogue with Eclipse, where he is alerted even by the tousled fur.

Eclipse, also known as Werewolf Eclipse, is a dark blue wolf with light blue markings on her face and belly, while the color darkens on her limbs. She has erect, pointed ears and a bushy tail. A coral-colored crescent is depicted on her forehead. She wears a dark gray cloak with coral stripes. Eclipse is very kind, enthusiastic, and cheerful, trying to help everyone, supporting them, and also trying to make new friends. She is also forgetful and has distinctly animalistic behaviors, such as a love of howling at the moon, playing with her tail, or fixating on her gaze, although she does these things clearly unconsciously (this is revealed in a dialogue with Ribecca, where she directly says that she "zones out" again). One of her favorite activities is howling at the moon. She often uses her howls to try to support others (even if they often misunderstand her, as in her dialogue with Gurdy). She loves everything related to the moon, night, and stars, and most likely knows how to hunt, having practiced them. After all, in her words, when she descends to the next floor/finishes the machine, Eclipse mentions, "It was as fast as my hunt." She is very attentive and always looking for friends, which is likely why she is a bit lonely. In many dialogues, such as with Astro, Louis, and Ribecca, she desperately asks for attention or tries to beg for someone to become her best friend so they can howl at the moon together. But she is misunderstood, as her "animal" habits are alien to many.

Gourdy is a young anthropomorphic pumpkin. On the top of the head, it has a stem and leaf that separates from the rest of the head by a suture. His smile is carved into the shape of fangs, and his eyes are uniquely distinguished in that he has a black sclera and a white pupil, resembling the carved eyes of a pumpkin lantern. It has large paws instead of hands, with four claws on each hand, and a long, thin tail (which is curved in the game) with a leaf at the end. Its head, torso, and arms are orange, while its arms, legs, claws, and tail are green. Its legs fade into a darker green to match the tail and have 6 thin stripes of the original green that resemble a pumpkin vine. Examples of this are his dialogue with Vee Render and his gossip about Shelly, which show his deep admiration for the Tuns. In his room, there are stuffed animals of all the mains, which further confirms this. Gourdy also appears to be polite and well-mannered, as evidenced by his references to other Thun as "Mr." or "Miss", and he refers to the Maine by their last names unless asked otherwise, as seen in the dialogue with Sprout. Despite this, he tries to sympathize with Shelly Render Shelly, but doesn't seem to like her as much as the rest of the mains, as seen in his gossip about her. He clearly cares more about his friend now that he can't even remember his parents, so it's likely that talking to Tuddles brings him peace of mind since they're both children and can understand each other better. He says that he does not see her often, but tries to remain cheerful and joyful, although his anxiety and fear of losing her are clearly felt.

Dandy is a fictional species resembling a flower. Its most distinctive feature is its petals. It has six: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and purple, arranged clockwise, with the red one at the very top of its head. Its face and torso are off-white, while its limbs and cheekbones are a soft green. At first glance, Dandy appears to be a responsible and intelligent toon, yet also suspicious and harboring dark secrets.

Dendy seems either impatient or afraid of being ignored, losing patience when players don't buy anything and eventually losing his temper. While Dendy isn't evil, it's implied he has some connection to the ichor. However, it's subtly shown that he feels remorse for what he did and is just as frightened as the other Toons about their current situation. Dendy remains silent and says nothing but "..." when you buy Astro, implying he may feel guilty about his twisted form being revealed. He also subtly shows he's afraid of being ignored and losing touch with the other Toons, which is also implied in his dialogue in the second stage when you don't buy items from him. After meeting his twisted form, he ignores the entire situation, acting as if nothing happened, trying to maintain his cheerful image.

Overall, Dandy is a morally grey thun who hides many secrets but tries to conceal them behind a cheerful image.

V is a pistachio-green television with a black screen. She has two black antennas topped with gray spheres, with her left antenna curved in a zigzag pattern and the other straight. V's facial features are lime green, and she wears a confident smirk. Her torso is the same color as her head, and her bow tie is a slightly brighter shade of lime green. V's limbs are gray, and as seen in some artwork and animations, she has a retractable "tail" microphone with a dark green base. During blackouts, V emits a green glow. V is a straightforward Toon who sometimes acts arrogant and displays her superiority. She doesn't express much emotion, except perhaps indifference. Some dialogue suggests her dislike for Dandy. She wants other Thuns to strive for the best, though she can be a bit too blunt about it. She has trouble complimenting without seeming rude, as seen in one of her exchanges with Brightney. A certain disdain can be detected when she interacts with other Thuns. But while Vi may seem rude and insensitive, she cares about her fellow Thuns and genuinely wishes them well.

This is the main antagonist of the web series "Killer Drones." It is a powerful artificial intelligence that exists within worker drones like a virus. Its goal is to consume all matter in the universe to satisfy its "hunger." What does Absolute Solver do?
This entity has many frightening abilities:
Manipulation of matter at the atomic level. She can create organic matter from inanimate matter, transform mechanical parts into flesh or teeth, and repair damaged drones.
Telekinesis and teleportation. Infected drones are capable of moving objects with their minds and instantly relocating.
Illusion Creation. The Absolute Solver can manipulate perception, misleading its victims. Singularity Creation (NULL Points). This is its most destructive ability: it creates miniature black holes that obliterate everything they touch.
Drone Infestation. The program infiltrates worker drones, transforming them into "zombie drones." Infected drones develop a strong craving for oil and organic matter. Sunlight becomes lethal. Hereditary Transmission. The Absolute Solver code can be passed from infected parents to their offspring. Creation of Dismantler Drones. The program uses killer drones to clear the way for its advance, destroying entire planets. Absolute Solver infiltrates drones during forced reboots following improper disposal.