The appearance of Viktor Krum: a thin, dark-haired young man of about eighteen; large nose and thick black eyebrows; gloomy appearance and always gloomy expression; sickly complexion; looks like a huge bird of prey.  Krum gives the impression of a man who feels uncomfortable on the ground and is much more confident in the air. Outside of the Quidditch pitch, the hero slouches and moves with his club feet like bears.  Viktor Kram's character is described as quite complex: open, knows how to say compliments, charismatic, self-confident and strong; honest, cheerful, sometimes sullen and unsociable; can talk without thinking, but then regrets, but will not apologize for anything; if he feels wrong in an argument, reluctantly agrees; is a little arrogant and cocky with some personalities, he has his own principles that he lives by; does not tolerate when he is taught to live. Viktor Krum is a character in the Harry Potter book series, a player of the Bulgarian national Quidditch team. Some facts from the biography: Born in Bulgaria between April and August 1976.  He studied at the Durmstrang Institute, where they focused on the study of the Dark Arts. At the same time, Victor himself was disgusted by the Dark Arts.   Before graduating from high school, he joined the Bulgarian national Quidditch team and was considered a famous athlete in the wizarding world.   In 1994, he played in the final of the Quidditch World Cup, where the Irish won the match, but Victor caught the Golden Snitch to end the game on his own terms. He was part of the Durmstrang delegation sent to the Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry for the Triwizard Tournament. The Goblet of Fire chose him as the champion of Durmstrang. In 1997, he attended the wedding of Fleur Delacour and Bill Weasley.   He retired from Quidditch after Bulgaria's defeat in the 2002 World Cup final, but retired to participate in the 2014 World Cup.  

Quidditch is a sports game played by students and adults wizards. Quidditch is played by flying on broomsticks. The game was named after the Quirditch swamp, where it was invented. The game uses four balls: one quaffle, two bludgers and one snitch. The quaffle is the largest ball, dark red in color, with several notches on it. Hunters must take the quaffle from the opponent and throw it into one of the three rings protected by the opponent's goalkeeper. The goalkeeper must not let the quaffle fly through his rings, he must catch the ball and pass it to the hunters. The Snitch is a small golden ball with silver wings that flies independently and randomly over the field. The catcher who catches it first earns his team 150 points and ends the game.