An atheist street thief who becomes Ignacio's wrestling partner under the ring name Esqueleto. Motivated by a promise of shared prize money, he supports Ignacio through losses, party infiltrations, and identity exposures. After Ignacio is banished, Esqueleto finds him, reveals that rival Silencio is injured, and helps him prepare for the final match against Ramses.
Faun guide in the magical realm of Gnarnia.
Rig crew member trapped on the isolated platform. He contributes to the collective struggle against the creature, adapting to the crew's superstitious climate and deteriorating conditions.
Stacy's cameraman documenting the S-11 attacks.
Lonnie Donaho is a friend of Tabatha who runs an ultra-low-budget video production company. After receiving Benjamin's Yeast Lords, he gives Benjamin a post-dated check for $500 and adapts the story into a film, though Benjamin is horrified by the finished result.
Dimento is an employee affected by the company’s push toward a standardized new image, being treated as someone who must be reshaped. He becomes an ally of Nicté and Julia when they oppose the dominant tour company’s methods, helping support the alternative tour experience built around local knowledge and genuine regional contact.
Initially appears as a mysterious Mexican man warning the friends about the devil, but is killed after being possessed by the house. Later returns in drag to reveal the house is a portal to hell.
Cacayo is a boy who works and moves through the same chaotic environment as Nacho. He helps handle a filthy mattress at the beginning and is sent to the stall, where Joao accuses him of stealing a cellphone cover. His argument with Joao illustrates his precarious position within the small-scale work and dealings surrounding Nacho.
A Mexican prisoner assigned by Warden Merville to share a cell with Leroy after Bubba's transfer. Emilio and Leroy begin with hostility but gradually develop an uneasy friendship: Emilio helps Leroy understand Madalena's Spanish letters, while Leroy advises Emilio to write repeatedly to officials, unions, newspapers, and other influential groups about his case.
Héctor Jiménez has 39 screen credits in a career dating back to 1992. Their work spans 4 cinematic universes — most prominently The Black Demon Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include Nacho Libre, The Black Demon, Epic Movie. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 4 universes
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