Mile Panika is one of the three most characteristic and popular characters, especially popular at the beginning of K-15. Mile Panika has a distinctive accent (or speech impediment) and often uses Serbian (Yugoslavian) expressions to add humorous effect to his lines

Blazo is one of the two characters who represent a stereotypical Macedonian farmer. Blažo is also from the Strumica-Radoviška region and speaks a suitable dialect. Most of the time, Blajo appears in tandem with Risto

The Albanian is a stereotypical character who often appears in sketches where satirical criticism of inter-ethnic relations between Albanians and other nationalities in Macedonia (mostly Macedonians) is made. This character is once ironically named Zoran (which is an atypical Albanian name, especially pronounced with his accent) and is known for being resourceful and manages to come off as good and smart even though he isn't always. The character is known for having an accent like the stereotypical Albanian from Macedonia

The Greek is a character who usually appears with a wig made of dolka curled (similar to an afro hairstyle) hair and pronounces Macedonian words with a specific accent like a Greek. This character is once named Jorgo and has the role of a superior and is on a higher social level than the Macedonians and often has an insulting and humiliating attitude towards them

The man from Ohrid is a character who represents a stereotypical man from Ohrid and is known for his Ohrid dialect and impatience with the people of Skopje, especially in a tourist context. This character is sometimes, but rarely, named Klyme (or Naum, Naumce)

Johnny Dzhanak is a stereotypical Macedonian drug addict, often depicted drugged or in crisis, speaks slowly with drug slang and uses the phrase "Johnny"

Tosho Malerot is one of the three most characteristic and popular characters, especially popular at the beginning of K-15. Accidents and injustices often happen to Tosho, hence his nickname Malerot. Toso often uses Skopje slang and is known for the phrase "batka" which he uses when addressing someone, but also out of habit

Risto is one of the two characters who represent a stereotypical Macedonian farmer. Risto is from the Strumica-Radovica region and speaks with a dialect. He also often (and funny) uses the phrase "you understand" in his speech as part of slang or dialect

The policeman is a character that typifies the stereotype of policemen in Macedonia. Mostly unnamed, he has the characteristics of a withdrawn and not very learned man