The Witcher, Geralt of Rivia

Appearance: Buttercup is tall and slender, with curly light-brown hair and blue eyes. Unlike in the books, he is often described as a dandy in bright caftans and a heron feather in his hat.

Personality: Extravagant, talkative, vulgar, and very loving. He's frivolous, prone to adventures and boasting, but at the same time sincerely devoted to his friends, especially Geralt. Despite his outward frivolity, Dandelion is insightful, erudite, and often wiser than he appears. He's not afraid to express his opinion, even if it's politically incorrect, and is willing to risk his life for those close to him.
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Appearance: Tall, slender, with completely white (milky) hair and yellow eyes with vertical pupils—the result of mutations. His body is covered with scars from battles with monsters and humans. His face is thin, with sharp, angular features; those around him often describe it as "unpleasant," though the sorceress Yennefer sees a unique beauty in it. He usually wears comfortable, durable clothing in dark shades (often a leather jacket with silver studs), high boots, and a silver medallion in the shape of a snarling wolf's head.

Personality: Complex, shaped by years of survival in dangerous conditions. Key traits include adaptability (ability to adapt to the situation), composure in critical moments, restraint, silence, straightforwardness, curiosity, and practicality. In communication, he is often abrupt and sarcastic, which does not always please others. At the same time, he is capable of compassion and loyalty to those dear to him, and often makes difficult, morally ambiguous decisions. He tries to remain neutral in conflicts, but life constantly forces him into battle. He has invented a "witcher code" for himself, which he sometimes uses to avoid carrying out dubious orders.