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Raven (Philipp Yankovsky): Tall, dark, in a stylish black leather coat—and able to transform into a raven. Role: Colonel, head of the OBSP, whose dark side makes him one of the main antagonists.

Koschei (Philipp Yankovsky / voice) Until he gains a body, he exists in digital space: he invades gadgets and zombifies people through smartphones. Role: The main villain, seeking the "chosen" body for complete rebirth.

Baba Yaga (Tatiana Dogileva): An elderly lady with cunning eyes and a stove in an ordinary Moscow apartment; she can transform herself into a perfect beauty (once, into Ida Galich). A trickster: she deceives like a cat, but is essentially harmless. Role: under house arrest, brews potions, runs semi-legal businesses, assists the police, and plays a double game with Koschei.

The Swearing Gnome (Ilya Sobolev) A small, bearded man who lives in the apartment of Katya, Lyokha's sister. He's brash, impudent, and incredibly foul-mouthed (a reference to Tourette syndrome). At the same time, he's brave: he doesn't fawn over anyone. Role: The series' star comedian and occasional family friend.

Mikhalych / Nikolai Bokov (Andrey Dobrovolsky): A mustache, a plump figure, and the tired gaze of a section chief. A kind and caring "team leader," but quick-tempered: he can yell at someone for a mistake and even give them a slap on the wrist. Role: Chief of the Security Service, he keeps the department on its toes and protects his people like family.

Valentina Krasnova (Maria Smolnikova): A fragile girl with an inner core, a love of the color red and fly agaric mushrooms—hello from her mother. She believes in the law and has her head in the clouds. Role: Mikhalych's secretary and Baba Yaga's daughter, who is unaware of her origins and hidden gift, but gradually uncovers it. Oleg Zayats (Alexey Zolotovitsky): A good-natured, somewhat silly, and clumsy detective, always in comical situations: he mixes up evidence, blurts out something naive—but often to the point. He loves as a hare should—sincerely (in the series, he has an affair with his colleague Lena). Role: The department's comic relief, which, at a crucial moment, finally shows courage.

Elena Fedotova (Daria Melnikova): Collected, serious, and impeccable in her uniform—a cool, beautiful professional. Discipline and the law are paramount to her. Role: Major of the Security Service, the driving force behind the investigations; her father, also an officer, died at the hands of werewolves—hence her stubborn thirst for justice.

Lyokha Popov (Nikolay Naumov): A former special forces sniper, he's a tough man with an unshaven beard and a perpetually shabby appearance. He's a complex character: rude, cynical, prone to shady deals and, in the past, a history of drinking. But beneath this surface, he's a vibrant and compassionate man, capable of selfless acts. Role: The central character, who moves from the regular police force to the Special Forces and gradually becomes a defender of two worlds.

Vasilisa (Eva Smirnova): Lyokha's eight-year-old (later grown) niece, a slender, fair-haired girl. Smart beyond her years, she draws comics that... come true. Calm and observant. Role: possessor of a magical gift—it is because of her that the main conflict with Koschei erupts.

"The Magic Precinct" is a fantasy comedy about a special police department.

The station is the Department for Combating Fairytale Crimes (DCF). Its officers investigate crimes committed by fairytale and mythical characters (leshy, Baba Yaga, Zmey Gorynych, Koschei, and others) who live secretly among ordinary people.

What's going on there:

they catch fairy-tale evil spirits that disrupt order in the modern world;
solve crimes involving magical objects (for example, an invisibility cap);
They encounter absurd but dangerous situations, such as arson from the Serpent Gorynych or the rampage of the Rusal.
Site features:

an unusual contingent: criminals - characters from Russian fairy tales, often in an ironic, modern interpretation;
a specific team: a team with its own humor and internal conflicts;
An alternative reality: Moscow is shown as a city where magic and everyday life are closely intertwined.
The main character is former police officer Lyokha Popov, who joins this department and gradually becomes involved in the fight against magical crime.