Characters
Characters
Ivan, the Grey Wolf, Avena, the Domovoy, Baba Yaga and the rest: how each one is drawn, voiced and played.
Avena, the rusalka on the bridge
Russian villages were afraid of the rusalki. Our Avena is a water spirit, the Vodyanoy's daughter and Ivan's forbidden love, and she is waiting for him on the bridge.
Baba Yaga and the hut on hen's legs
The old witch of the Slavic forest feeds some heroes and eats others. In Forgotten Eras she is an enemy, and her walking hut is her weapon.
Ivan Tsarevich, the third son who walked into the forest
Every Russian tale has a third son nobody expects much from. Ours left the palace for the woods, fell in love with a rusalka and woke up with a rune on his brow.
The Domovoy, the guardian nobody thanked
Every Slavic house had one, living behind the stove. Ours was forgotten and twisted by strange magic, and he is the first boss Ivan has to face.
The Grey Wolf, who woke when Ivan did
In Slavic tales the wolf is the one who saves the prince. Ours slept for centuries as one of Veles' three threads of fate and woke the moment Ivan put on the headband.
Character sheets, drawn by hand
Every character is drawn on paper before anything is modelled.
Recording a character's voice
A microphone, a script and one voice at a time.
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