13 cards

Peak - "Pikusha" (mostly in an ironic vein from Waru, but it is in this playful form that their peculiar affection is revealed).

Romeo - "Romy" (soft and emotional, suits his character; more often from Felix).

Kuromaku - "Kuro" (often from Umbrella, sounds like a sign of trust).

Dante - "Dan" (more informally, from Gabriel or in a relaxed setting).

For Varu, it's all ironic: because of his personality, affectionate nicknames sound like jokes. You'll hear "Varenik," "Vatrushka," and from Pik, something like "Pikusha" in response (this is already mutual teasing, but with a hint of intimacy).

For Umbrella, "Umbrella" already sounds quite tender, but in warm situations he is called "Umbrella" - this emphasizes the care and desire to support him.

For Gabriel, it's "Gabri," sometimes "Gabi." It sounds soft and emphasizes his childishness, and Dante and the other clones often address him as such.

For Felix, it's "Felya." This is the most popular pet name, suiting his energetic yet kind personality; Romeo and others may call him this to show closeness.

1. Varu rarely shows concern openly, but in critical situations, he doesn't sabotage; on the contrary, he can unexpectedly support Peak: not overdoing it with practical jokes when the king is already struggling, or even indirectly covering for him without admitting it. His "concern" is often hidden behind irony, but it's there: he doesn't want Peak to suffer, even if he enjoys goading him.

2. Felix supports Romeo emotionally: he encourages him, tries to cheer him up when he's sad, and he does this very actively—he jokes, brings him something nice, and simply doesn't leave him alone. It's important to Felix that Romeo feels appreciated and loved, and he literally "charges" the king with his optimism.

3 Umbrella tries to ease Kuromaku's burden: he takes on minor chores, tries not to create unnecessary problems, warns him of difficulties in advance, and sincerely worries if he creates new problems for the king. His concern is an effort not to be a burden and at the same time helps where he can, even if he himself is afraid of making a mistake.

4. Gabriel tries not to complicate Dante's life: if he sees the king is tired or busy, he restrains the flow of questions, and he can also quietly notice a detail that others have missed and gently prompt. His concern lies in his attentiveness and his efforts to be "convenient," not to interfere, but still being close.

1. Spades (King of Spades) - his care is stern and restrained: he harshly reins in Vara, but at the same time does not let him be offended and covers for him in critical moments, showing that he is important to him.

2. Romeo (King of Hearts) - emotionally involved: tries to protect Felix's feelings, praises, encourages, wants him to feel needed, and not just a "useful jack."

3. Dante (King of Diamonds) is softer and more patient: he supports Gabriel’s curiosity, doesn’t scold him for naive questions, but rather guides and explains.

4. Kuromaku (King of Clubs) - takes care of him rationally: he gives clear instructions, maintains order, tries to discipline Umbrella, but does this out of a sense of responsibility.

Personality: A curious, quiet individual with an unconventional mindset. He's taciturn, childish, and naive, often slowing down and bombarding others with questions—his signature phrases are "What?" and "Why?" At the same time, he has well-developed cognitive empathy: he's able to detach himself from emotions and view a situation from a distance, suggesting a rational solution. Due to his social awkwardness, he may unwittingly offend someone without realizing it.

He's easily recognizable by his brown hair and the warm, earthy colors of his clothing. His hairstyle is rather childish and slightly disheveled, and his overall appearance emphasizes his naivety and inquisitiveness.

Personality: A cowardly, modest, sensitive, and pessimist. He dreams of freedom and moving into the real world less than the others, often panicking and crying. At the same time, Umbrella is one of the most empathetic clones: he's sensitive, understanding, caring, and able to see the good in people. However, his compassion sometimes works against him: he's too trusting, easily manipulated, and this gets him into trouble. In emergency situations, he's able to control himself and even reconcile others.

Umbrella has light blue (sometimes described as blue) hair, and cool, calm tones dominate his appearance. He appears rather fragile and modest, which echoes his anxious and empathetic nature. However, fans sometimes note that, despite his delicate appearance, his build is medium, strong, and not skinny.

Personality: A wild and restless optimist, convinced he can make everyone happy. He's generous and good-natured, but his energy often devolves into aggression, which is difficult to control. Felix is ​​driven by a thirst for social approval: he does good deeds more for the sake of praise than for selfless reasons. He's vulnerable and doesn't always consider the consequences of his actions. When something disrupts his ideal of happiness, he easily becomes angry.

Felix is ​​a true "sunny" character! His signature look is his bright yellow hair and warm, sunny clothes. His dynamic and striking image perfectly reflects his energy and optimism (though sometimes bordering on impulsive).

Personality: Selfish, rude, provocative, and cunning. He enjoys playing pranks on others, often using irony, lying, and exploiting his interlocutors' weaknesses. He has delusions of grandeur: he dreams of becoming the leader of all clones. However, Vara isn't a villain in the classic sense—he harms not out of a desire to cause suffering, but because he finds it amusing. His true motivations often remain a mystery to those around him.

Vara is easily recognizable by his green hair and eccentric, even slightly grotesque, style. He often wears bright, contrasting clothing and loves to attract attention—this reflects his cunning, mischievous, and rather egocentric nature.

He's the "brain" of the group: focused, rational, and a lover of precision and order. He plans everything, relies on calculations, and often speaks in percentages and dry facts rather than in emotional terms. Kuromaku strives to maintain control of the situation and often takes charge when others are at a loss. He also has a practical approach to caring: less about warm words and more about ensuring everything runs reliably and according to plan.

Appearance: He has neatly styled medium-length gray hair, thin black eyebrows, gray eyes, and wears glasses (often semicircular). His skin is noticeably paler than that of the other clones. In everyday life, he prefers gray-brown clothing: a jacket, trousers, a tie, and a shirt. He may wear a star-shaped medal on his chest and a crown with a club symbol on his head.

Personality: He is the most serious, responsible, and meticulous of the clones. He adores precision and rationality: he calculates everything, operates with probabilities, and often backs up his words with precise figures (for example, percentages). Kuromaku is a techie, passionate about physics, algebra, and geometry, though he often ignores the humanities. He is calm and disciplined, but easily angered by someone who disrupts his plan or behaves illogically (War is the most frequent target). At such moments, he can suddenly lose his temper and even resort to force. However, behind his outward composure lies a willingness to sacrifice himself for others.

Dante is the most relaxed of the kings: a philosopher, fond of sleep and contemplation of the eternal. He speaks in quotations and wise phrases, sometimes out of place, and generally has a more relaxed approach to life than anyone else. Dante doesn't pressure or command, but rather smooths over rough edges with his calm. He doesn't so much organize as help others breathe a sigh of relief and see the problem from a different perspective.

Appearance: Dante has red hair (sometimes described as tousled, like a fire), dark red thick eyebrows, and red eyes. His skin is slightly tanned. In everyday life, he wears simple clothing: a white tank top, red shorts with suspenders, and flip-flops with socks. In the card version, he wears a white Japanese kimono, red flip-flops, a Yin-Yang symbol around his neck, and a traditional Chinese headdress.

Personality: Dante is a "relaxed philosopher." He is calm, non-confrontational, rather lazy, and carefree. He constantly spouts wise quotes and aphorisms, sometimes out of place. He loves to meditate and sleep. He doesn't have a firm position on many issues: he considers truth relative and is constantly searching, trying to find answers within himself. He prefers solitude and self-expression, and cares little for the opinions of others. However, behind his outward calm lies a hidden power: in "Land of Kings," he absorbed the energy of a generator and gained immense physical strength and willpower.

Romeo is a romantic and an aesthete: emotional, he loves beautiful words, compliments, and atmosphere. He openly expresses affection and support, especially to those he cares about (including Jacks). His caring attitude is deeply attentive to moods, feelings, and the little things that make a day more enjoyable. While he may have a touch of narcissism, this doesn't stop him from sincerely wanting everyone around him to be happy.

Appearance: Romeo has pink hair with light pink bangs, neat pink eyebrows, and brown eyes (sometimes, when he's particularly excited, he has hearts instead of eyes). His skin is slightly tanned. In his card suit, he wears a pink shirt with fluffy white sleeves, a light pink belt, a bright pink cloak with a matching fluffy collar, pink pants, and pink shoes. On his head is a pink crown, reminiscent of the German crown worn by princes of ducal houses. He holds a scepter and orb in his hands. In everyday life, he wears a pale yellow shirt, a pink jacket, a purple bow tie, lilac pants, and purple shoes.

Personality: Romeo is an open, romantic hedonist, always in love. He focuses on receiving pleasure here and now: he's ready to give gifts, read poetry, and do stupid things just to attract attention or have fun. He's self-confident and somewhat narcissistic. He's used to considering women as beings "out of this world," although in reality, he's rarely interacted with them. He's childish, not afraid to seem ridiculous or "cringeworthy" if it brings him joy. He can be obsessive in his desire for female attention. At the same time, he's harmless and optimistic, and has no hidden evil intentions.

Peak is a leader with a difficult character: tough, straightforward, and intolerant of weakness and empty excuses. At the same time, he feels responsible for his people, especially Vara, although he almost never shows it. His caring manifests itself as strict control and a willingness to protect, even when it requires drastic action. In conflicts, he often becomes the "last line of defense."

Appearance: Peak has purple hair and black eyes (no irises; when irritated, they turn red with slitted cat-like pupils, sometimes with flecks of yellow or blue). He has extremely thick eyebrows that extend over his eyes, and the whites of his eyes are yellow. It is in these strands that his "ears" are hidden—they are not actual ears, but stylized protrusions from his hair: two pointed shapes reminiscent of peaks or cat ears. They are located closer to the crown of his head and appear as part of his hairstyle, emphasizing his spade suit. A dark blue sweater with the spade suit symbol is the main "card" detail in his everyday look. Black trousers are simple, without unnecessary embellishments, emphasizing his restraint. Gray shoes are discreet yet sturdy, as if designed for a quick getaway or even a quick escape. Sometimes a torn cloak (or cape) is added to this ensemble, reinforcing the sense that Peak is always prepared for conflict and doesn't count on comfort.

Personality: Spade is a leader who balances between a desire to lead and a deep disillusionment with others. He is rather silent and withdrawn, rarely interacting with other clones, preferring to observe. However, he possesses a talent for oratory and is capable of deceiving anyone. He is physically strong, although he rarely displays it, and is proficient in weapons. He can be selfish and, in certain situations, is willing to sacrifice a partner if it serves his own goals. But he is also honest: if he gives his word, he will not break it, even if it is disadvantageous. From the suit of spades, he inherited a tendency to take risks and an unwillingness to adapt to circumstances, which sometimes leads to