Lololoshka

Traveling between worlds. Lololoshka acts as a planeswalker: he moves between different dimensions, often losing some of his memories in the process. Because of this, he constantly relearns the rules of the world he finds himself in.
Memory loss and self-discovery. A key motif: the protagonist regularly loses his memory or parts of his past, and a significant part of the plot is his attempts to recapture who he is and what he needs to do.
Fighting massive threats. Throughout the seasons, he encounters forces capable of altering reality and time (such as Jodah, the Interworlders, and other powerful entities).
Team and Allies. As the story progresses, he gains constant companions and friends who help him navigate the situation and confront his enemies.
Special abilities and items. Lololoshka has distinctive items (like the Traveler's Sword) and abilities related to his planeswalker nature—these also unfold gradually.

Raya Prime
Two forms. The true form is a tiny (about 20 cm) tungsten steel cube robot with a blue face-screen and "ears" on the top and sides for expressing emotions. It flies using thrusters from below and behind. During emotional moments, the screen turns blood red, and spots appear on the body. The human form (received the body of an automaton) resembles Raya Aber: a tall (196 cm), blue-eyed girl with long blue hair (her natural color is black), and dark skin with a slight pink tint. She wears a black sweater with blue elements and a white lab coat with an inverted dark blue triangle on the back. She wears a blue bracelet on her right hand. The updated version has bright blue eyes, a dark blue gradient on her hair, and a blue display/implant on her head.

Buris
A middle-aged man, bald, with dark skin. He has a scar over his right eye, which has blinded him, and his left eye is brown. He wears a beige shirt and a black apron over it, stained in places with blood. He wears dark shorts and is barefoot (a habit he has since childhood). His face is covered by a light-colored, heavily soiled bandana—protection from the sand in the air.

Dana
A dark-skinned, middle-aged woman with malachite-green eyes, thick dark eyelashes, and black hair pulled back into ponytails at the sides and back with pieces of green fabric. She wears a green and white suit with gold accents, wide white trousers, green shoes, a belt with a silver buckle, and leather gloves. Two khanjar daggers hang from her belt. According to Sinbad, she smells of hay and apples—the same scent as the nerve agent soman.

Abilka
A normal black-and-white cat with a pink nose and green eyes. Calm and intelligent, she mostly lies next to Dylan, watching him without ever distracting him.

Jodah
Enormous, 2.5 meters tall. Dark skin, violet eyes, white (gray) hair—formerly black. Hints of a white beard. Originally, he had white wings and a white feathered tail, but after the Thousand Eyes Ritual, his wings became enormous, black with red feathers, and he grew a second, smaller pair of wings with several living eyes. In "Thirteen Lights," he wears a black and purple knee-length tabard and a pendant with a stone that shimmers from blue to red.

Oketra
A tall, slender woman with blue hair. On her head is a gilded nemes (ancient Egyptian headdress) with a large sapphire in the center and cat ears on the sides. She wears a blue-violet tunic with gold accents, and her wardrobe includes many blue dresses. To sleep, she wears pink pajamas, also with cat ears. On her left shoulder is a tattoo, inked during the events of "The Final Reality." JDH refers to her as "blue-haired."

Abdi
A lanky, emaciated man. Dark skin, dark wavy hair, bangs falling over his right eye, brown eyes. He was extremely thin—his spine and ribs were visible. Initially, he wore only a dirty white shenti (loincloth) and sandals; later, a beautiful outfit was sewn for him. During To'Ifetun's councils, he hid his face behind a silver mask.

Looking
The body is subject to perception, but its chosen form is a black surface, with only its glowing white eyes visible. It is dressed in a long, dark cloak with white buttons, the cuffs and hood trimmed with soft white fur. It does not speak out loud, but communicates mentally. It appears in the periphery of vision, causing anxiety. The form others see is merely an avatar.

Height: about 190 cm.
Build: Strong, probably slender.
His skin is fair. Instead of his usual hoodie and pants, John wears a white business suit. The sleeves are often rolled up. His trousers are cuffed. He wears gray boots.
Accessories: a scarf (it looks more like a bandana) and orange glasses (Lololoshka's are blue).
Mask - When he first appeared, John was wearing an orange Interworlder mask.
There are also subtle details for the observant: John has different fingerprints than Lololoshka. Fan theories also point out that the orange color in the skin is a visual reference: it's the opposite of Lololoshka's blue, and the JDH skin itself is sometimes linked to the old "Weevil" meme (which had a similar skin, but with red glasses and a scarf).

FixPlay (Artur Khumaryan) is the most frequent collaborator. He appears in most of the "Minecraft, but..." and "Escape from a Maniac" series. FixPlay often designs the maps Roma plays through, including for the "Escape from a Maniac" series. He has his own channel with over 4 million subscribers.
FlackJK (Johnny Kolbaya) is a longtime friend and partner in the "Random Adventures" series and one-off challenges (fishing, one block, small world, etc.). He has been filming with Roma since 2013.
Boar often appears as a "maniac actor" in the "Escape from the Maniac" series, and also participates in challenges like "Death Run" and "One Block."
Yuni is a regular participant in challenges and escapes from a maniac.
Sanyok also regularly appears in challenge videos and escapes from a maniac.
Fixai - participates in several videos of the "Escape from the Maniac" series and other challenges.
Occasional participants
MrChallenge (Mark Moskvitin) participated in the non-plot seasons of "Random Adventures" and "Winter Summer Adventures," and currently works as an editor for the Roma seasons.
Andrey - appeared in "Random Adventures".
Neizi, Vikosi, Rime, and Archmage are participants in individual challenge videos, such as "Zombie Apocalypse" or "Secret Prison."

Key connections
Jodah is one of the most important characters in Lololoshka's life. In several seasons, Jodah directly influences his path, often emerging as a figure of immense power whose actions shape entire worlds; their relationship is complex, ranging from confrontation to forced cooperation.
Oketra - in some seasons, a trusting relationship develops between them: Oketra helps Lololoshka, shares information, and supports her in critical situations.
Abdi is a character Lololoshka encounters in To'Ifetun-related stories; their interactions are built on mutual support and empathy, with Lololoshka often trying to help Abdi out of difficult situations.
JDH (John Davey Harris) is an alternate version or companion in several seasons; their relationship often balances between cooperation and conflict due to differences in their personalities and goals.
The Watcher is a figure associated with the control of time and the multiverse; Lololoshka interacts with him as a higher power whose decisions influence the fate of worlds.
Raya Prime is a vital ally and source of technology/knowledge in certain arcs, helping Lololoshka deal with threats that extend beyond the confines of a single world.
Other significant characters
Buris is the captain and one of the "heads" of To'Ifetun; in the "Thirteen Lights" season, Lololoshka collaborates with him to achieve common goals, a relationship built on mutual respect and pragmatism.
Dana is another of To'Ifetun's "heads," whose interests intersect with Lololoshka's; the interaction is often tense, but necessary.
Abilka (cat) - In "The Last Reality," Lololoshka took her in; it's one of the few "domestic" connections that shows his caring side.

He's a planeswalker—he travels between different worlds (often based on Minecraft), ending up in a new location each season. By some estimates, he's visited more than 30–34 worlds, and in the "Final Reality" season, he entered an alternate universe for the first time.
He has special abilities: for example, he can create his own pocket kingdom (to enter you need to say "Prunus", to exit - "Malus"), he uses spells like "Conseco" (chase a spark) and "Enervate" (revive an object).
Previously, during global transitions between worlds, he lost things and his memory. In the "Final Reality" season, it was revealed that the Interworlder was erasing his memories. But Lololoshka was able to recognize this and free himself from its influence—after which, the memory loss during transitions ceased.
The plot also contains dramatic moments: Lololoshka "died" several times (though many of these deaths are a gameplay convention rather than a core plot detail), and he endured difficult situations while saving his friends. His greatest fear is losing loved ones, and he constantly tries to prevent this.
Other details are revealed throughout the seasons: for example, in "The Heart of the Universe," it was revealed that he is over a million years old. There are also theories (including from other characters like JDH) that some of Lololoshka's memory loss could be related to internal trauma, and that the Interworlder is a projection of his "inner self."

Appearance: Clothes:
A voluminous scarf with a large checkered pattern in dark tones (a combination of black and navy blue) is tied around her neck. The scarf is draped casually, its ends hanging loosely.
Under the scarf, a light-colored (beige or cream) outerwear with wide lapels or a collar can be discerned. Eyes: Hidden behind large, dark glasses with chunky frames. The glasses sit firmly on the bridge of the nose and completely obscure the gaze, creating a mysterious look. Hair: Chestnut (reddish-brown), medium length, appears slightly tousled and voluminous. There are individual strands falling onto the face.
Character: Naivety and inattention. Trust and generosity. Kindness and fairness. Selflessness. Analytical and strategic. Restraint.