Varu

Varu is the jack of spades. A constantly ironic provocateur, a liar and a sly one, whose true motivation remains a mystery. A cunning, selfish, rude clone who enjoys provoking other clones. Dreams of being clone #1 and the leader of the eight. Has delusions of grandeur. During communication, he is usually unpleasant: he makes offensive jokes, apes, does not respect other clones, presses on the sore points of his interlocutors and recalls the sins of their past. From the suit of spades, Varu inherited an unwillingness to adapt to current conditions (counter-opportunity), to destroy the established order (deconstruction), which can be seen in scenes of Varu's interaction with other clones. Instead of concentrating on himself, he prefers to interact with others, behaves quite actively and often acts for his own purposes. Has political ambitions. Varu is present in the Land of Kings as one of the main characters. He created Waruland, built on the principles of an authoritarian police chauvinistic state, where residents are required to wear glasses, seeing a better picture than there really is. A cult of personality of Waru, a fighter against the wicked from behind the wall, was formed in the country. At the conventions of the rulers of the Card World, he often behaves inappropriately, brazenly and tries to disrupt the meeting time and again. Only his ally Pike, as well as Gabriel and Dante, are not the targets of his jokes. Despite his nature, he became a father, your mother died when you were a baby, so he raised you alone. He did not want to take you with him to the gathering

Pieck (King of Spades) is the King of Spades and also Clone 8. He balances between wanting to lead and being disappointed in people. According to Kuromaku, in the harmony of the clones, Pieck is the one most inclined to absolute evil. He is usually calm and reserved around the clones, and is able to tolerate Wall's antics. However, he is one of the most militant clones. He is prone to loneliness and often resorts to irritation. In the eight clones, he opposes Kuromaku, but is unaware that Wall holds a grudge against the king of his suit. Despite this, he views them as potential allies.

From the suit of spades, Piku inherited a tendency to take risks, the principle of changing the outside world to suit himself and an unwillingness to adapt to current conditions (counter-opportunity), in some cases this leads to radical measures, for example, the desire to deal with Fyodor by force. First of all, he wants to destroy the existing environment, for example, to become free from Fyodor [1]. He influences the plot of the comic, offering the clones to create their own states in which they will build their societies, gives the clones card clothes. He sealed the probability generator in a safe that can only be opened with his key.

In politics, he pursues militaristic views, as evidenced by the militarized appearance of the state of Pika and the fact that he focused on the creation of military equipment and weapons. He considers the only and real problem to be that the Card World is not infinite and has clear boundaries. It is likely that in the future, he and Waru will try to confront one of the clones or Fyodor himself. He always walks with disheveled hair. Several locks of hair look like cat ears or devil horns. His eyes are black when he is calm, but when he is irritated they turn red with narrow cat-like pupils. He is physically strong, although he rarely shows it.

All buildings and houses are large broken chess pieces that serve as housing for citizens (Knight, Officer, Pawn).

In the middle there is a huge figure of the king - in which the ruler of Varuland himself lives - Varu. He lives literally in a fairy tale, where everyone must bow to him, bring gifts. This happens because Varu cunningly creates the illusion of his own world - where he is an idealized hero who created a fortress, which is guarded by ordinary people from monsters located outside.

Everyone is required to wear glasses and have a lot of them, so as not to see all the ugliness happening around. From time to time there are parades, which every resident is required to attend, otherwise he will be put in prison. There are many dungeons full of prisoners, who can be put in prison even for minor offenses. They are guarded and the exit from the camp is patrolled by soldiers patrolling every corner, called a sector (for example, G-9). In general, Waruland lives one day at a time, and its ruler does not even try to somehow develop his country. This is the castle where Waru lives, made in the form of a chess piece of the king, from whose crown hang the banners of Waruland. Like all the buildings, the castle is green. Its balcony is equipped with a huge telescope.

Felix is convinced that he can make everyone cheerful and happy, but he does this based on his own criteria for cheerfulness and happiness. Due to his fanaticism, he is quite hot-tempered if he encounters an opinion that contradicts his. In a sense, there is both a kind personality and a personality inside him that is unhappy with the fact that someone is not as kind as the first personality would like. He is optimistic and tries to find positives in difficult situations, but is not immune to despondency. After receiving the probability generator, Felix set himself the goal of creating a world without hunger and war, a world of kindness and happiness. These are the principles that formed the basis for the creation of Felicia, a town of happiness and positivity. However, Felicia needed an ally. This ally was Kuromaku and his state. The result of their cooperation was the technological growth of Felicia and indirect control over the development of the state. In addition, Kuromaku advises Felix on various issues.

However, Felicia's happy country with its Felicians who loved their ruler was in for some trouble. One of them was inflation, which began to destroy Felicia's economy. Kuromaku's advice on how to solve the problem did not help, but only worsened the situation. However, Felicia would soon face a much worse trouble - a new incarnation of Felix, who sought to control the inhabitants.

Romeo is a character who primarily seeks to satisfy all his needs. The fight for the hearts of attractive girls and attracting attention to himself is one of these needs. That is why he is ready to give gifts, teach and read poetry with expression, do stupid things. In addition, Fyodor himself called him "Ambassador, ambassador and vector of cringe" [1].

From the suit, he inherited the most well-defined irrationality, ego, extroversion, indifference to politics, belief in absolute morality and expression of love for aspects of life in different forms [2]. As soon as Fyodor visits the clones in the Card World, Romeo, together with Waru, decides to escape from a kind of prison, but the escape fails and he, like his green-haired friend, receives an electric shock. Fyodor distributes probability generators to the clones and one of them falls into the hands of Romeo.

Romeo created a settlement which he called Verona. The population of Verona is slightly less than entirely populated by females. This inequality of the sexes suits the clone completely, because all of them, one way or another, satisfy him physically or morally, since they were created with the purpose of loving the creator. The seventh clone did not think much about saving the generator's energy, which is why he spent it ineffectively, which resulted in the waste of the generator's energy. He showed up late at the congresses of the rulers, treated the topics at them with indifference, as well as trolling from Varu. Due to the waste of all the generator's energy, he flees Verona in panic, leaving the girls to their fate.

A cowardly, modest and sensitive pessimist, he dreams of freedom and the opportunity to move to the real world the least of all. He often panics and cries, but like the 4th clone, he tries to fight his negative traits. Umbrella is the personification of timidity. He is also a quiet, spineless, sometimes whiny and vulnerable pessimist, which Varu often takes advantage of. According to Fyodor, Umbrella has a very sensitive character, and offending him is the same as offending a creature with a very low pain vice. He often reproaches himself for his problems and sees only indifference towards himself in those around him, which makes him feel even more depressed. Initially, apparently, Umbrella even hated his miserable existence in this world. When something doesn’t work out for Umbrella, he sometimes starts to panic, thinking that something terrible might happen. Because of his timidity, Umbrella always strives for safety and almost never takes risks. Appearance Umbrella has pale skin, medium-length dark teal curly hair, round blue eyes, and teal curly eyebrows. Umbrella mostly dresses in dark azure jeans and an amber-brown and light-brown sweater with a rusty-beige "wave pattern" on her stomach. Umbrella also wears a black scarf around her neck (probably out of fear of catching a cold), and purple sneakers on her feet.

In his card form, Umbrella is shown wearing the standard Jack outfit, which includes; blue pants, a petrol vest, and a dark teal shirt underneath. The shirt has petrol buttons with trim, dark teal sleeves, and a pale blue collar with cuffs of the same color. Umbrella's outfit is tied at the waist with a blue belt. He wears a blue beret on his head, and dark blue lace-up shoes on his feet. On the sides of his beret and on his sleeves are dark blue icons in the form of clubs.

Kuromaku values precision and rationality of thinking above all else. Calm and serious, but quite easily irritated: sometimes he breaks down on the "inadequate" behavior of other clones, in his opinion, most often on Wara. Prefers to express himself in scientific terms and calculate probabilities, is erudite, but is not a scientist. Possesses an extremely high intellect, according to him, he can multiply four-digit numbers in his head [1]. In "Fyodor x 9" follows the plan.

From the suit of clubs, he inherited the tendency to ensure complete safety, complete calculation of risks, action according to his own plan and introversion [2]. Kuromaku, having received the Probability Generator, immediately begins to calculate everything. He founded a state where he began to conduct an imitation of the historical development of society. Those who did not get into the imitation, he used as engineers and ambassadors of delegations to other states. In a relatively short time, the state of Kuromaku occupied a niche in the production of technology and electronics. The state produces: cars, navigators, special shields, jetpacks, videophones, televisions and more. From time to time, Kuromaku convenes Congresses of Rulers. At the first, he distributed videophones to the clones for convenient communication. At the end of the second chapter, he began to make attempts to get to Sukhavati to Dante, but realizing that it is impossible to get there by air without dying from bad weather, he leaves and promises to return. Later, at the beginning of the third chapter, he goes to Dante again. In the mountains, he breaks his leg and loses consciousness. Waking up in Sukhavati, found by locals, Kuromaku gets acquainted with the structure of the state and climbs the mountain to Dante. There he negotiates with him about the resistance of a secret person, which only they know about. Kuromaku was unable to appear in person at the Fourth Congress of Rulers due to a broken leg, but Kuron, who serves him, was sent to create conditions for holding a video conference.

The calmest and most balanced of the clones, loves to sleep and meditate. Doesn't take any problems to his head, philosophizes, constantly shares wise thoughts, takes life lightly, rarely does physical labor, that is, he is lazy. Often quotes folk wisdom or philosophers.

From the suit of diamonds Dante has passed the trait of stoicism, a tendency to creativity, belief in relative morality and priority on the inner world. Dante is apolitical and first of all is engaged in his own development [1]. Dante; tousled red hair, thick dark red eyebrows and clear red eyes Begins the first chapter with his philosophical speech about power, but is not the engine of the plot, only at the end of the chapter he absorbs the energy of the probability generator, exceeding its efficiency.

In the third chapter, Kuromaku went to look for Dante and accidentally ended up in Sukhavati. Dante once created the village of Sukhavati, its inhabitants, natural obstacles in the form of impassable mountains, fencing the village from the outside world. After that, Dante left the village and went to the hill, voluntarily locking himself in it for meditation. Kuromaku disturbed him in order to agree on a confrontation with a mysterious person, to which he agreed, sending Kuromaku beyond the borders of his possessions.

Curious, pokes his nose into other people's business. At the same time, he is not very talkative. Quite a cheerful character, likes to fantasize, infantile and naive, often slows down and asks a lot of questions. Gabriel has not really appeared yet. He did not come to the congresses of the rulers. When Aru wandered around the Card World, he saw Gabriel's state, which looked like a multi-colored cloud with question marks floating out of it. His state is the only one about which nothing is known and whose subjects no one has seen. And the ruler too, after the distribution of generators... Gabriel can make any figure with pupils.

The Empire of Spade (The Empire of Spades) is a state founded by Spade. The state was inspired by Germany. It is probably the most developed in the Card World. The inhabitants of the empire are strict and evil. They do not like peace and quiet. The great desire of the entire empire is power, strength and courage. The ruler of the empire gives various orders: From creating weapons to destroying the wall that closes the territory. The empire has the most weapons in the card world. Peak is monitoring the clones, possibly to cooperate or fight. The biggest problem for the empire is the dome/border of the card world. Despite its name, the state is not actually an empire.

Felicia is a monarchical state with a market economy modeled on 18th century France. The state has a triangular shape from a bird's eye view, with each corner of the triangle having its own control center. The infrastructure consists entirely of two-story village houses similar to those in Germany. Candy pillars stand around, which are a monument to Felicia's abundance. When Felix created the state, he made sure that there was a huge mechanical sun with a smiley face over the kingdom, warming and allowing many vegetables to be grown in the gardens that supply Felicia's subjects. It warms with the help of the Probability Generator, which supplies energy to the mechanisms that hold the sun aloft. Each resident of Felicia has a chance to create their own business and earn good money, which is what most of the population does. King Felix believes that this is a good way to make his people more well-fed and prosperous, because the market is completely free and favorable. The country's national vegetable, the smiley-face turnip, is often grown here. Many flowers also grow here and baked goods are popular. Continuing to discuss the appearance of the streets, since the country has a very warm climate, palm trees grow everywhere. Felix himself lives in a huge palace around which there are many gardens in the form of hearts-bushes with roses. They are actively taken care of by the king's personal gardeners. The entrance is guarded by security guards. The fourth clone has his own assistant - his right hand Franz. He is calmer and more rational than the king and often helps him with advice. Discussing Felicia's foreign policy - she actively cooperates with Kurograd by exchanging technologies. The leader of Kurograd himself - Kuromaku, helps Felix with the economy by giving advice. Coins in the country are made in a special building - the mint, they look like a gold stone with a crown painted in the middle. The population of Felicia is extremely friendly, like the king himself, because each of them is essentially his copy. Each resident's name begins with the letter "F", the mentality is arranged in such a way that everyone smiles at each other

As it is said in "Interesting Facts", all the inhabitants of Verona are girls. They love their king very much, so when he comes to them, the girls enthusiastically shout slogans glorifying Romeo. The inhabitants are clearly pleased with the state structure - the king gives them jewelry, flowers, candy and other pleasant things.

Also, unlike the population of Waruland, all the inhabitants have a positive attitude towards foreigners. Verona has many different castles. In the Volume of Hearts, it is shown that Romeo seems to live in the largest of them. All 100% of the inhabitants are girls who obey Romeo and are both servants and people. Verona may have gotten its name from Verona, the city in Romeo and Juliet.

Zontopians have blue eyes and hair. The most religious people in the Card World, they love and revere their ruler with immense sincerity, dedicating statues, paintings and songs to him. In some cases, their love for their ruler reaches the point of violence against non-believers. The state is a system close to an absolute monarchy. But it has a distinctive feature - subordinates do not see their supreme leader. At the head of the state is Umbrella, formally an autocratic monarch and the physical embodiment of God for the inhabitants of Zontopia. To help Umbrella, there is his loyal First Minister Halberd, his duties include communicating with ministers and subjects on behalf of Umbrella, conveying his thoughts. The First Minister is the only person who has the ability to communicate with Umbrella. Slightly lower in the hierarchy are five ministers, led by the First Minister. They lead the corresponding five ministries:

Ministry of Works Ministry of Education Ministry of Defense Ministry of Health Ministry of Food. The ruler's communication system with his subjects has changed several times. Initially, it was a booth with a loudspeaker, after moving to Umbrella Castle, which is located in the center of Zontopia, a telegraph booth was erected, through which, by means of a telegraph, the ruler communicated with his subjects and solved their problems. With the arrival of Halberd, the telegraph system was declared "obsolete", and it was replaced by Halberd's appeals on behalf of Zontopia is a huge city with wide streets and European medieval architecture, which is surrounded by massive and high walls. In the center of Zontopia, Umbrella Castle is erected, the highest point of Zontopia, from which you can see the entire city.

Local population KurogradtsyIn this state everything is thought out to the smallest detail. In the comics, Kurograd's appearances are rare, but in these moments it is clear that the state is glitching and lagging. This is especially evident in the video versions of the Land of Kings, where the glitch effect is clearly visible. Because of this, a theory arose that the state of Kuromaku is just a high-quality hologram. The names of the Kuromaku state are derived from the word "Kuro" with two syllables added to it. The exception is the name Kurona. Examples include names such as Kurokaiho, Kuromaji, Kurohonki, Kurohiko, etc. The most famous residents of Kurograd are Kuron (assistant) and Kurokhonta (pilot)

Outside, it is surrounded by mountains, but inside the natural fence there is a very interesting state, reminding us of some small eastern village. The concept of the country is good because all the inhabitants know each other, constantly communicate and train in a common house, which stands in the middle of the state and resembles a temple or a palace. The inhabitants of Sukhavati live according to the principle of ideal socialism. This means that each resident has their own specific profession and role in the life of the state. The names of the inhabitants of Sukhavati are the names of the months in Chinese (12) + the seasons in Chinese (4). There are 16 of them in total. It is the second state after Verona (and possibly Gabriel's state) that is not named after a ruler.

It consists of a multi-colored cloud with questions flying out of it. At the time of Part 2 of Chapter 5, we know nothing about this state.

The Congress of Rulers is a meeting of the rulers of the Card World states to decide on domestic and foreign policy matters, gain experience, and come to a consensus on various issues. The first such congress was held by Kuromaku at the beginning of the second chapter of the comic "Land of Kings".

The Card World Border is an impenetrable dome or hemisphere that marks the boundaries of the Card World.

It was first discovered by accident by Peake when he was building his empire. The Impenetrable Wall is most likely invisible to the inhabitants of the Card World. It cannot be penetrated by even the most powerful projectiles, which is why the space beyond the border makes it inaccessible.