Dr. Ferreiro is the doctor serving at Capitán Vidal’s headquarters. After Vidal tortures a captured Maquis member, Ferreiro tends to the prisoner and mercifully euthanizes him at the captive’s urging. When Vidal discovers Ferreiro’s collaboration with the Maquis, he kills the doctor, making Ferreiro a quiet but decisive act of resistance.
A Basque priest and theology professor who believes the Antichrist will be born at Christmas. He commits sins, joins José María and Professor Cavan in a demonic ritual, and ultimately kills Satan and the gang protecting the infant Antichrist, saving the world at great personal cost.
The founder of the school (referred to as Sebastian Hope in the plot). His statue conceals a map, and his legacy of play and toys is restored by the end of the story.
Julián is a mediator and practical supporter caught between the two comedians. He tries to calm the conflict between Nino and Bruno, helps seek bail for Bruno after his imprisonment, and is ordered by Nino to remain close to Bruno and protect their professional partnership at any cost.
Peláez is connected to Manuel Vázquez’s workplace and becomes involved when Manuel’s disappearance creates serious professional problems. Along with González, he discovers missing checks and suspects criminal conduct, helping expose how Manuel’s schemes endanger coworkers and other vulnerable people caught up in the consequences.
A supporting character in the film. Specific plot details regarding this role are not provided in the synopsis.
A school authority who allows a student to return to work in the archive. Bruno later accuses him of helping to recreate the deadly rituals.
Driver or transport operator facilitating character movement
The rebellious son who rejects his parents' materialistic ambitions. He focuses on rock music and counter-cultural lifestyle, often clashing with the family's push for social climbing.
A police inspector who initially doubts the protagonist's theories but eventually becomes a crucial ally in solving the murder cases.
Álex Angulo has 61 screen credits in a career dating back to 1981. Their work spans 3 cinematic universes — most prominently Zip & Zap - Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include Pan's Labyrinth, The Day of the Beast, Namnala. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 3 universes
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