Ebardo

Eo Old man Master Eo Prisoner #1 Voice from the head Green-eyed

Age unknown, but it is over 400 years old 176 cm Planeswalker Void Mage

Bartholomew (brother-twin in another world)

A former prisoner of Vidomnia Tower who, in the original line, was released immediately after becoming a Dask.

In the same line, he made a bet with Jodah, according to which he had to go into the past and rescue himself from there. Thanks to Lololoshka, he managed to destroy Vidomnia, and therefore win the bet, which led to a global time collapse. In the new line, "Eo" pretended to be the one who had managed to escape from Vidomnia. He reconciled the heads of the guilds, for which everyone respected him and made him the first guarantor of Poena. After his escape, San Fran took his place.

Ebardo, during his imprisonment in the upper section of Vidomnia, was introduced as a man in tattered swamp-colored rags, with many scars and bruises on his body. His hands were shackled with chains, and his dark hair had even turned a little gray from constant torture. It is also noticeable that the natural color of his eyes is darker than the lenses that the Eo from the future wore. After his escape, Ebardo dressed up, combed his hair, and began to look much neater, and all the scars on his body disappeared (most likely, he achieved this with the help of magic). In the 80th episode, we see the criminal in gray jeans and a white T-shirt, as well as in a stylish bright green sweater with tightened sleeves, which perfectly matches the color of his eyes.

Ebardo is a strong, strong-willed and decisive person. He does not like to put things off, is impatient and hot-tempered. However, he is quite a gambler and has a weakness for bets, which he hates to lose. However, as a rule, he violates the conditions if this happens. He can be called the very man who "got drunk" on power, having discovered incredible abilities in himself. Ebardo is convinced that this is the only thing that matters. Other beings in the multiverse seem stupid and weak-willed to him, and he takes the fact of the innumerable worlds as an argument in favor of permissiveness. Faragonda's torture only worsened the situation, which is why his behavior can seem creepy even for the undead. Ebardo is extremely cruel to his subordinates, whom he attracted to his side, keeps them in check with force and intimidation. Impreptok was even tortured with skintonite until he became a dask. Ebardo tries to act civilized and attaches importance to manners, although he continues to demonstrate his superiority in such a way that the other participants in the conversation lack any opportunity to exercise control over the situation. In the 96th episode, he notes that he has a "heightened sense of justice". This may mean either that he is very vindictive, or something else.

Strong Spark: World-walking at the highest level. Able to move between worlds without any difficulties. Adaptation with Spark. Very long life. Void Magic: The use of magical spells and energy attacks without the need to pronounce words or use a magic wand or any other attributes. Teleportation. Flight (on wings or by magic) Creation of portals. Mass summoning and control of void creatures. Plant manipulation. Telepathy. Telekinesis. Absorption using Skintonite. High resistance and fast regeneration. Weak Time Manipulation. Creation of alternate timelines (using the golden statue of the God of Time). Public speaking skills. Manipulation of pathos.

It was Ebardo who, in his youth, stole the sun from the world of Thirteen, for which he was imprisoned in Vidomnia. When Ebardo was trapped in Vidomnia, all of his abilities were blocked by chains that were made from Skintonite. Unlike the other prisoners, Ebardo remained conscious while in Vidomnia.

The Interworld is not a metaphor or a pretty name, it is literally the space between worlds. It is, in essence, a transitional stage from one to another and is located right in the middle of the interdimensional Void, but, unlike it, it has its own boundaries. In this way, it is similar to the Prison of Time. Only planeswalkers can get into the Interworld, and only by their own free will (Lololoshka is an exception). Having once been in the Interworld, you always know how to open a portal there again. The nature of the Interworld is very mysterious, beautiful and diverse. However, behind all this beauty hides a dangerous and aggressive world, full of numerous undead, demons and other hostile creatures. Most of the Interworld is covered with a magical forest. As Scar noted, it is simply impossible to survive here alone. In order to protect themselves from the unfriendly nature, people began to build walls. This is how the first city appeared.

The only city and the safest place in the Interworld is Poena. You can meet intelligent races from all worlds there, but no one stays there for long, and only the Dusks live there permanently. The city's territory is divided into districts controlled by guilds.

The "government" here is the council of guild leaders, which passes sentences on those who break the law. The division of powers in Poena is as clear as possible, but the idea of the strictness of the rules is not quite so. Sometimes the rules simply have to be broken. For example, the inhabitants of Poena are not allowed to use individual portals without special permission, but if you do not buy a reverse skint before teleporting, you can get stuck in the dimension and there is simply no other way out. Such rules are often broken, and therefore there is no serious punishment for this. But there are rules that are exclusive to each of the guilds, and breaking one of them is usually punishable by death.

All creatures living in Poen (with the exception of the Dusks) are, in one way or another, members of guilds and must wear their distinctive signs. Each guild has its own leader, and each, in addition to the generally accepted laws, has exclusive rules. Smugglers have the ability to go beyond Poena, mages have the ability to open portals, and assassins - as their name suggests - have the right to kill. It is known that the rules of counters and mages do not apply to Eo.

Dusks, otherwise known as "extinguished" - the lowest class of society in Poen. These are planeswalkers whose Spark was extinguished during their imprisonment in Vidomnia, and they, being already absolutely hopeless, are thrown out into the forests of the Interworld to be eaten by local creatures.

Vidomnia is a prison for the most notorious planeswalker criminals, which serves as their greatest nightmare, in order to deprive them of not only the ability to commit atrocities in the multiverse, but also of the most important part of themselves - the Spark - without bloodshed and murder.[3]

Erected by a congress of planeswalkers and non-planeswalkers assembled by Faragonda, the Interworld was created, a scrap of matter in the void, roughly carved into the fabric of nothingness. The main goal of its creator, Faragonda, was to make the multiverse a safe place where there would be no unpunished violence, however, despite her good intentions, the public split into two camps and more and more people began to believe that what she had been doing her entire life was immoral. [8] Every Poenian is not only afraid of ending up there, but also doubts whether he really deserves this punishment; it is not customary to talk about the tower. Only one employee of the tower is known, albeit a former one, the magician San-Fran, who initially helped with the construction of the tower, but later left Vidomnia forever. It was destroyed from the inside with the help of "Bombastica", a bomb developed by Cedric and San-Fran. Lololoshka installed it between the first and second floors, due to which, when it exploded, it created a shock wave that temporarily disabled the calculation system and the generation of nightmares in the entire tower. The siren went off and the security system was turned off, and then Lololoshka, the heads of the guilds and the others led the prisoners out of the cells.