Flame Face

Name: Flame Face Nicknames: "The Firebrand," "Hotshot," "Señor Fuego"

Years: He was 125 years old

Height: His height is 178 cm / feet

Hair: None — instead of hair, his entire head is a roaring flame, shaped like a flickering inferno. The fire shifts with his emotions, flaring higher when he's angry or excited.

Eyes: Glowing yellow-orange They seem to float within the fire of his face, giving off a mischievous, intense glow. They never blink and always look like they're watching you with a smirk.

Features: Entire head and upper body are engulfed in eternal fire Lean, wiry build with long limbs Skin is reddish-orange, resembling scorched earth or molten rock Moves with exaggerated confidence and swagger Constant grin "drawn" into the flames of his face Carries two pistols, always ready to draw

Personality: Cocky, flirtatious, and always up for a fight Loves bars, booze, and brawls Enjoys chaos but isn’t purely evil—more neutral and self-indulgent Has a dry sense of humor and doesn’t take things too seriously Loyal to those he respects but unpredictable to others Despite his curse, he’s oddly laid-back about being on fire

Clothing: Tight red pants with golden accents Matching red-and-gold boots with pointed toes Bullet bandolier slung across his chest No shirt — his upper body is mostly fire and barely needs clothing Holsters on each side for his signature twin pistols

Backstory: Former 1920s criminal and violent arsonist After death, cursed by the devil with a flaming head and eternal life Became a henchman for Carlos Calaca Later redeemed himself and opened the Fight-A-Torium Becomes an ally and mentor-like figure to Juan and others

Notes: He speaks English but occasionally uses Spanish and Mexican words Visually based on a fusion of a Western gunslinger and a supernatural fire spirit Iconic for his fiery look and chaotic energy Has a unique charm that makes him stand out even among gods and luchadores

Early Life Flame Face was once a criminal in the 1920s, known for his violent tendencies and love of arson. His actions in life were so extreme that after death, he was cursed by the devil to bear a flaming skull—and eventually, a fully burning body—for eternity. Despite this fiery fate, Flame Face maintains a surprisingly laid-back and jovial attitude. He enjoys drinking, bar brawls, and hanging out in seedy establishments.

Guacamelee! In the first Guacamelee! game, Flame Face serves as a secondary antagonist. He works as a henchman for the main villain, Carlos Calaca. Although dangerous, his reckless and casual personality often undercuts his threat level—for example, he famously wastes his ammo twice before attempting to shoot the protagonist, Juan Aguacate. Flame Face is first encountered at El Presidente’s mansion, and later appears in Hernando’s Bar, where he even gives Juan money to buy a beer (although none is available). He ultimately becomes the boss of the Temple of War, engaging Juan in a fiery battle using his signature dual pistols and flame-based attacks.

Friends: Carlos Calaca (former ally) Jaguar Javier Juan Aguacate Tostada Doña Chamoya Coscorrona Rooster Ramirez Uay Coco

Enemies: Salvador El Muñeco Uay Pek