Nikolai Gogol

• Face and figure: A tall, very thin, and pale young man with a frail build. He has dark, tousled, shoulder-length hair and piercing, deep purple eyes. He often has shadows under his eyes due to constant lack of sleep and poor health (he suffers from anemia).
• Clothing: His signature look is a white Russian ushanka hat with grey trim. He wears a white high-collared shirt, a long dark purple coat with a fur lining, dark pants and boots.
Ability: Crime and Punishment
• Power Essence: Initially, it seemed that the ability would kill anyone instantly with just one touch from Fyodor. However, the true nature of "Punishment" is far more terrifying: when someone kills Fyodor, his consciousness, mind, and appearance are completely transferred to the body of his killer. In essence, his killer becomes Fyodor Dostoevsky himself, making the Demon virtually immortal and allowing him to live for centuries.

• Age: 26 years.
• Height and weight: 184 cm, 68 kg.
• Seiyuu (voice): Takehito Koyasu.
• Nickname: "Jester" or "Clown"
• Face and Hair: He has long white hair, braided into a ponytail, and eyes of different colors (heterochromia - purple and green). His right eye is hidden by a white eyepatch mask in the shape of a card (the ace of diamonds or a star).
• Costume: Wears an eccentric black and white outfit reminiscent of a magician's costume: a patterned top hat, a vest, striped trousers, and a huge, flowing cape.
• Essence of Power: With the help of his cloak, Gogol is able to bind space within a radius of about 30 meters.
• Application: He can instantly teleport himself, other people's attacks, weapons, objects, and even living people. For example, he can put his hand in his cloak, and it will appear behind the enemy's back.
• The pursuit of freedom: Gogol believes that human emotions, morality, and the laws of society are shackles that prevent one from being truly free. To achieve "pure freedom" of the spirit, he is willing to commit horrific crimes.
• Relationship with Fyodor Dostoevsky: Fyodor is his close friend and the only person who fully understands him. Because of this, Gogol paradoxically seeks to kill Dostoevsky: he believes that attachment to a friend is the strongest mental shackle, and only by killing Fyodor will he prove to himself that he has become completely free.