Characters from the Lololoshka seasons

The Spark (Organ of Interspatial Movement, IOMT) is a special immaterial organ that gives the ability to move between different worlds.

Here, planeswalkers are beings capable of moving between worlds thanks to a special "organ"—the Spark (also called the Flash in the JDH reality). Important: this is not a separate race, but an ability that can manifest in any sentient being. Origin: Planeswalkers hail from the Archean dimension, and their ability was spread throughout the multiverse by ancient beings—the First Ones.
How it works: The Spark allows one to bend space and "jump" through the interdimensional void, which is deadly for ordinary beings.
Traits: On average, planeswalkers make up about 0.4% of all sentient beings. In some realities (such as the JDH), they may be persecuted and imprisoned in special prisons to neutralize their power.

Appearance
San-Fran is an elf. He has white hair, which is braided into two short ponytails on either side of his face and a single high ponytail at the back. His signature accessory is a thin necklace with a faceted amethyst in the center.

He usually wears a cornflower-blue floor-length cape and a white shirt underneath. Other variations of the look exist, such as the "summer" look, which features a gold short-sleeved T-shirt with black cuffs, white pants, and black shoes. The hair ties vary between looks: in particular, in the "summer" look and the smuggler look, they are orange with purple accents.

Character
San-Fran is quite friendly and cheerful, but he mostly opens up to those he trusts. He rarely talks to strangers—though almost everyone in the Betweenworld knows him, so this rarely becomes a problem.

He's hot-tempered and doesn't always control himself when angry: he can react sharply and even attack if he's really angry (for example, he once chased Lololoshka out of the shop because he wasn't in the mood). At the same time, San-Fran tries to make a good impression on those around him.

A sense of duty is also important to him: he can't help but repay his debts. However, he dislikes delivering bad news and tries to avoid it.

Dylan has a dark complexion and dark hair styled in a side part. His eyes are dark blue. He usually wears a dark gray hoodie (often hidden under the hood), jeans, and black sneakers with white soles. He also wears large black headphones. He is often described by the Japanese term "hikikomori"—meaning a socially isolated person. Dylan is quite withdrawn: he communicates in a dry, matter-of-fact tone. He spends most of his time on his laptop or computer and dislikes interruptions. He prefers to communicate through Pager, but only responds to messages once a day. Behind this wall of isolation lie his strengths: a sharp mind and keen observation—he notices things others miss. Dylan is a talented programmer, specializing in computer systems architecture. He is skilled at developing complex plans and often helps out the protagonist. At the same time, he has a rather peculiar approach to morality: he's not particularly concerned with norms and is willing to commit illegal acts. Another detail: due to the heightened skepticism settings built into his code, Dylan calmly accepted the fact that he was an automaton. Initially, when Lololoshka presented evidence, Dylan denied what was happening, believing the protagonist to be crazy. But it later turned out that this, too, was part of his programming. After tampering with his code, he found it easier to discuss what was happening with Lololoshka, and he also tweaked some settings to increase his charisma.

Initially, Tadmavriel looked like a typical elf: tall, with long, pointed ears, long, slender arms, gray (or very white) hair, and pale green eyes. He wore a pale green cloak or robe with a brown belt, brown pants, and boots.

After the infection, his appearance began to change: his eyes glowed purple, his body became covered in infected skinth, and his left hand transformed into a clawed hand. He later learned to control the skinth: he removed the crystals from his chest, leaving them only on his shoulders and around his right eye, and began wearing a purple cloak over his previous clothes. In the finale, when his power was almost gone, the crystals almost disappeared—only his purple eyes remained.

Character
Before the death of his wife, Teirassa, Tadmavriel was a wise and helpful elf to Archaea, deeply involved in science and the development of the world. After her death, he withdrew, becoming stern and cold—especially toward his son, Egrasel, whom he viewed more as a burden.

The infection made him cruel, domineering, and obsessed with research: he put experiments above family ties, disregarded the feelings of loved ones, and ultimately betrayed his son by draining his life force. However, he does have a semblance of a code of honor: for example, he was willing to listen to his opponents before acting, and only attacked after a clear insult.

In later eras, when he was left almost alone, Tadmavriel became softer due to loneliness, but did not lose his arrogance and self-righteousness.

Capabilities
Create an infected skint and anti-skint, control infected creatures and absorb their power.
Immortality: the blood of the Beginning flows through his veins - he is unfamiliar with the concepts of life and death, he cannot die until he wants to.
Foresight: By using skint, one can see the future.
Planeswalker abilities: transition between worlds,

Egrassel is an elf. He is tall, with pointed ears, fair hair, and long, slender arms. He usually wears a pale gray shirt, over which lies a green cloak with gold trim (the sleeves are rolled up). He also has a belt with a small pouch, brown pants, and gray boots. Egrassel is calm, good-natured, and reasonable by nature. He vividly describes his thoughts and experiences, using many metaphors and epithets—a sign of his well-read nature. At the same time, he was heavily dependent on his father, Tadmavriel. For almost his entire life, Egrassel sought to assist his father in his research, hoping to earn his attention and love. He is not prone to violence and respects the right of others to make their own choices. Even when Tadmavriel became infected with the corrupted skint and effectively lost his identity, Egrassel didn't immediately condemn him, but first tried to help, transferring part of his Spark and the power of the First Ones. Realizing this hadn't worked, Egrassel made a difficult decision: he summoned the First Ones, asked them to place a powerful seal on the Archaea to isolate the threat, and then voluntarily sealed himself and his father in the family estate. Thus, he became Tadmavriel's eternal source of strength, but also his jailer.

Lucius is a demigod, the son of the fire god Agnes, and one of the key characters in the "God's Game" season. Appearance. He is a white-haired young man with red eyes and pointed, elven-like ears. He wears a black hat with a red stripe, a red jacket, a dark cape with gold stripes, black pants, and shoes. He holds a cane tipped with a golden snake's head. He has the appearance of a stylish "gentleman demigod." Personality. At first, he appears arrogant, brash, and hot-tempered: he likes to scare others, talks a lot and not always appropriately, and doesn't tolerate refusal. But as the season progresses, he changes: he softens, learns to value friendship, and feels both guilt and gratitude. This is especially noticeable in his attitude toward his pet snake, Aiko: he sincerely cares for her and worries about her. In the finale, he consciously refuses to regain his powers, because his friends and his home are more important to him. Abilities. Control of fire, creating lava and fire arrows. Summoning lightning and hellish creatures. Transmutation of matter – can alter the structure of objects. Teleportation (self and others), hovering. Creating illusions and entering dreams. Resurrection. Remote viewing and communication – can spy on someone from another location. Creation of powerful beings (for example, the Dark Assassin).

Oketra is a constant balancing act between generosity and selfishness, between the desire to help and the desire to maintain her own comfort and status. Caring and humane. Oketra sincerely tries to help people when she can. She's not one to indifferently ignore someone else's misfortune if she can help it. At the same time, she doesn't go to extremes: her help is always practical and thoughtful. She tends to seek solutions, not simply pity. Pragmatism and an unwillingness to sacrifice herself. Despite all her kindness, Oketra clearly understands where her capabilities end and the damage to herself begins. She won't save everyone at the cost of her own well-being and won't blame herself for failing to do the impossible. Tactility and warmth. Oketra is very tactile: touch, hugs, and physical contact are important to her as a way to express support and affection. She doesn't shy away from expressing emotions through gestures and often shows how much she cares about someone. Status and self-esteem. Oketra values ​​her social status, and she makes no secret of it. She enjoys being respected, influential, and a figure of social standing. This can sometimes make her arrogant: she can unwittingly view others from a position of superiority, especially if she's convinced she's right. The conflict between wealth and morality is one of the most interesting sides of her character. On the one hand, Oketra is actively involved in charity work, sponsoring schools and scientific research, and is concerned about the plight of the abds and the education of the poor. On the other hand, she doesn't seek to change the very system that gives her privileges. It seems she wants to be "good," but not at the cost of giving up her position. Confident and collected, Oketra tries not to panic in stressful situations. She wears a black sleeveless tank top, black shorts, black sneakers, blue hair, blue eyes, and a gilded nemes necklace with a large sapphire in the center and cat ears on the sides.

Raya is a tall woman (196 cm) with dark skin with a slight pinkish tint and blue eyes. She has long, shoulder-length hair, primarily light blue, with hints of her natural black showing through. Her outfit combines lab work and practicality: a white coat with a dark blue inverted triangle on the back, a black blouse with light blue and blue details, baggy black pants, and matching shoes. She wears a distinctive light blue bracelet on her right hand.
Raya combines deep empathy and strict rationality. She genuinely strives to help people and puts the lives and well-being of others above her own interests. However, she is not an idealist: Raya is calculating, plans her actions carefully, and considers possible scenarios in advance. She strives to resolve conflicts peacefully, but does not tolerate meanness and unreliability. She can lose her temper and give in to anger, but quickly regains her composure. An important detail: she was cool to Rehoboam Calhoun's feelings and was irritated by his behavior, which ultimately played a fatal role in her fate. With loved ones (for example, her friend Dolores), Raya is warm and caring; for them, she is a true support. Abilities and achievements
Raya's greatest asset is her intellect and breadth of scientific knowledge. She holds a doctorate in neuroscience, ecology, and robotics, and is also well-versed in biology, physics, mathematics, and genetic engineering.

Its most important developments:

The P.E.R.S.I.K. modules were its core technology, designed to improve the lives of people on Aloterra. These modules later became critical in the fight against the threat of active prime matter.
"P.E.R.S.I.K. Prime" is a special version of the module into which Raya transferred her consciousness in advance, foreseeing her possible death. This is how the fractal personality Raya-Prime was born.
The GLOW graphics card is a key component of the Rehoboam system, and its name refers to Project Shining.
Discovery of primary matter and participation in the study of its properties.
Raya led Operation Radiance, a massive effort to save the world from a catastrophe caused by active primordial matter.

Ebardo is a tall, stately man, approximately 176 cm tall, with a composed, confident stance, as if he's always ready for either a conversation on equal terms or a fight. He has sharp, distinctive features: his cheekbones are defined, his nose is straight, and his jawline is firm—this belies a natural will and a habit of not backing down. His eyes are one of his most memorable details: they are a piercing green, yet darker than his future self's, whose eye color is partially "faked" by lenses. In his youth, these eyes reveal excitement and impatience—as if he's constantly assessing who's in front of him and how best to achieve his goal. His dark hair is neatly styled, without any deliberate carelessness: this isn't the image of a rebel, but of a man who has control over even the smallest details. Young Ebardo's clothing style changes slightly in different scenes, but the overall aesthetic remains consistent: he chooses clothes that don't interfere with the action. He often wears gray pants, a white shirt, and an emerald-green sweater, which accentuates his eyes and adds a sense of poise. Overall, his style hints at understated elegance—he values ​​good manners and wants to be perceived as a figure of importance. There's another side to his appearance, too—one that stems from his imprisonment in Vidomnia. Back then, he looked completely different: his body was covered in scars and marks of torture, his hair had turned partially gray from constant torment, his clothes were tattered, swamp-colored rags, and his hands were shackled with skintonite chains that suppress his powers. This contrast between "clean, confident Ebardo" and "Ebardo in chains" highlights what he's been through and how much it has shaped his character. Young Ebardo's character
Young Ebardo's character is built on a combination of willpower, passion, and ruthlessness. He's strong-willed and decisive: he doesn't like procrastination, abhors idle chatter, and prefers to get straight to the point. If he sets his mind to something, he'll move forward, even if the path seems risky. One of his greatest weaknesses is his love of betting and wagering. He's a gambler. He's Lololoshka's enemy.

Height: about 2.5 meters.
Wings: Jodah originally had pure white wings and a feathered tail, hinting at his angelic origins. After performing the "Thousand Eyes" ritual, his wings became significantly larger and stronger.
Hair: According to Spectra, Jodah had black hair in the past, but it is now completely white or gray.
Eyes: violet.
Skin: dark.
Beard: hints of a white beard. Jodah is a winged humanoid from the noble Avi family of the world of Skyzern. As a child, he was an outcast and bullied. At the age of ten, his cruelty was already evident: he absorbed his bully and laughed.
Over time, his appearance changed. After the "Thousand Eyes" ritual, his wings became much larger and more powerful. After absorbing the powers of the gods (including the demigoddess Aeola), his wings changed color to black with red feathers, and a second pair grew—visually smaller, with eyes that can close and move. He has violet eyes, dark skin, and hints of a white beard.
Character and motives
Jodah's character is full of contradictions. He is usually calm, patient, and reasonable, intelligent, and masterfully conceals his true intentions. At the same time, he is firm in his decisions and reluctant to admit mistakes.
His primary goal is survival and the acquisition of ever-greater power. Initially, he was selfish and heartless, openly stating that he felt no remorse for killing countless Skyzern inhabitants. He is willing to pursue his goals, refusing to shy away from harsh methods ("walking over corpses"). But over time, especially after absorbing Eola's powers, compassion emerges within him. His wings have grown even larger, changing color to black with red feathers. A second pair of wings has appeared, visually smaller than the primary one. This additional pair has several eyes that can close and move. Jodah wears a knee-length black and purple tabard and a pendant with an iridescent stone.

John's appearance is very similar to Lololoshka—in fact, he's an alternate version from another reality (reality #994). However, there are some striking differences in his clothing and accessories:
Instead of his usual hoodie and pants, he wears a white business suit (with the sleeves rolled up).
His scarf and glasses are orange (instead of Lololoshka's blue). The scarf is sometimes described as a headband, similar to a bandana.
When he first appeared, he had an orange Interworld mask on his face.
Other features: fair skin, thick black eyebrows.
The build is strong, probably slender, the height is about 190 cm.
John Davey Harris (JDH) is one of the key characters in the Lololoshka universe, an alternate version of Lololoshka from another reality.

Main character traits
Emotionality and talkativeness. Unlike the calm and often silent Lololoshka, JDH is constantly talking, interrupting, and bursting with ideas. He finds it difficult to sit still and keep his mouth shut.
Sarcasm and irony. Almost every one of his utterances is tinged with a joke, a taunt, or a biting remark. His humor is often sharp, sometimes caustic.
Childishness with a touch of hooliganism. He behaves like a "grown-up hooligan": he makes faces, spontaneously changes plans, does unexpected things, as if testing the boundaries of what is permissible.
Toxicity and indifference. JDH often displays a lack of concern for the feelings of others and knows how to choose his words to offend his opponents. However, he does this not out of blind malice, but rather as a demonstration of his superiority.

Lololoshka's appearance
Lololoshka is a tall guy (approximately 190 cm) with a recognizable yet understated appearance that fans immediately recognize as "the one." He has pale skin, brown eyes, and light brown hair, cut short with bangs slanted slightly to the left. His signature style is a combination of comfort and practicality: a white hoodie with a slight slant to a soft blue, black stripes on the puffy sleeves, and black laces. Around his neck is a light-weight, black-and-blue checkered scarf. He wears black pants, light blue suspenders, and light blue sneakers with white soles. His accessories include white headphones with black ear pads and light blue accents, as well as light blue decorative glasses with black lenses that conceal his eyes. The scarf and glasses have become his most recognizable attributes. He also has other, less familiar looks. In his incarnate state, his body is partially covered in crystals of the infected skink: on his head, shoulders, and torso. His eyes change color from brown to purple, and his hoodie becomes unbuttoned. His face is often sullen, as if constantly calculating risks. After unbinding from Time, he gains a gray streak in his bangs—a characteristic detail of "unbinded" characters. In certain episodes (for example, in Episode 98 of "The Final Reality"), he uses a disguise that makes him resemble Dante from Devil May Cry: a bolder, sharper silhouette and a different mood. Another detail that has become ingrained in the lore: according to Muscat, Lololoshka smells of caramel and wool. This doesn't affect gameplay or abilities, but has become part of his image in fan perception. A "unhealthy love of chickens" has also become ingrained in the fandom: he almost never kills them. Lololoshka's character balances between kindness and pragmatism, between a desire to help and the need to make tough decisions. He is often described as easygoing and level-headed, not particularly talkative. He always learns from his mistakes and tries not to repeat them.
LOLOLOSHKA LOSES HER MEMORY WHEN MOVING BETWEEN WORLDS!!