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Traditional Crossed Cut: Güyük wears a deel (the traditional Mongolian robe) with long, loose sleeves, designed to protect against the extreme cold of the steppe and allow for mobility on horseback. The collar crosses diagonally over the chest (Tashuu Engertei Deel). Colors and Hierarchy: Unlike ordinary soldiers, his robe features deep, rich colors (such as dark blues or imperial browns) made of silk or fine brocade, immediately denoting his status as the son of Ögedei Khan. Ornate Edges: The edges of the collar, cuffs, and front flap of his clothing are finished with geometric patterns and gold thread, emulating Mongolian court embroidery. Wide Leather Belt: The deel is cinched at the waist with a thick belt decorated with metal plates or ornaments. Historically (and reflected in the series), a Mongolian warrior's belt was a symbol of his pride, strength, and social status. Leather details: Around the neck or on the inner linings of his winter clothing, he wears trim of dense animal fur, essential for the nomadic aristocracy. High leather boots: At the bottom, he completes his attire with the classic rigid Mongolian boots with a slightly upturned toe (Gutal), specially designed to fit perfectly in the riding stirrups. Noble hat: Depending on the scene (whether he is on a military campaign or in the imperial tents/yurts), he is depicted wearing conical Mongolian hats with turned-up fur brims or the formal court headdress, which accentuates the shaved, traditional style of his side-parted hair.

Simplified features: He has a wide face, highly stylized almond-shaped eyes, and straight lines that mimic the art of ancient chronicles. Physical build: He is depicted as being of medium height and having a robust build, consistent with that of a warrior from the Mongolian steppes. Clothing and hairstyle: He wears the richly decorated traditional garments of the Mongolian nobility (deel), and his hair is styled in the traditional hairstyle of Mongolian warriors and imperials (frequently shaved on the crown with side braids).

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Fatima stands out for being an empathetic, observant person, deeply loyal to her principles and those she loves. She has a unique combination of sensitivity and strength, allowing her to connect with the emotions of others without losing her own grounding. She tends to be reserved at first, preferring to listen and analyze her surroundings before opening up, but once she feels comfortable, she reveals a sharp sense of humor and exceptional warmth. She is determined, persevering in the face of challenges, and possesses a natural intuition that guides her in making important decisions.

Muhammad (the son of the original Fatima and the young heir to the family of scholars in Jaadugar / Tenmaku no Jaadugar) is distinguished by his brilliant mind, his insatiable thirst for knowledge, and his nonconformist spirit. He is a young man with a profound intellectual curiosity who is not satisfied with the conservative theological teachings of his surroundings, which drives him to break the mold and embark on journeys in search of deeper wisdom. He possesses an inspiring and eloquent personality; his words on the value of education mark a turning point in the life of Sitara (the future Fatima), instilling in her the desire for self-improvement. Although he has a promising future as a renowned scholar (inspired by the historical polymath Nasir al-Din al-Tusi), Muhammad retains the humility of a true student: passionate, idealistic, and always willing to follow the path of wisdom, no matter where it leads.
Khagan Ögedei (based on the historical Ögedei Khan and the Khagan of the manga/anime Jaadugar) is a thoughtful, observant figure with a far-reaching political vision. Unlike his father Genghis Khan's ferocious temperament, Ögedei is distinguished by a remarkably calm, generous, and tolerant personality. He listens to his advisors and commanders, demonstrating remarkable maturity and pragmatism in maintaining the stability of his vast empire. He possesses natural charisma and an open mind focused on collective prosperity. However, behind this benevolent facade and his well-known drinking problems (a legendary weakness), lies a highly intelligent and resolute strategist, capable of consolidating absolute power under the supreme title of Khagan.
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