Moira and Minions

Full name: Moira Sex: Female Age: Although its exact age in centuries or years is not specified numerically Race: Ghost/Witch Nationality: Mexican Nature: Ghost witch and dark sorceress Appearance: She appears as a short, youthful-looking humanoid with pale blue skin. She has dark purple hair that reaches her hips, with two bright strands framing her cheeks and bangs with blood-red tips. Her eyes have bright red retinas, black eyelashes, and gray bags. She wears a hat adorned with an alebrije skull and two blue feathers on each side. She wears a dark slate-blue dress with sleeves that reveal her shoulders and cover all her arms except her fingers, with royal blue accents at the bottom of the dress and on her torn bra. She wears a brown belt with a hole in the center through which a phosphorescent chain protrudes, with a veil hanging beneath it. Behind her, she wears a pinkish-brown cape fastened with two silver brooches, each featuring a decorative skull. Personality: Relentless and vengeful: She does not rest until she hunts down those who ruin her plans, showing great determination. Authoritarian: Its main objective is to manipulate or control the Eternal Mirror to restructure the hierarchy between dimensions. Mysterious and hidden: It is strongly linked to entities of destiny, time, and death. Deeply obsessive: Her unwavering desire to use the Eternal Mirror to impose a new order between the living and the dead leads her to relentlessly pursue the creature that ruined her plans, revealing a controlling and calculating side. Occult and Fearsome: Linked to time and death, her very existence is associated with the mythological concept of the Moirai, who weave and cut the destiny of mortals. Cold and Calculating: Her origin story shows how she was condemned and misunderstood, which led her to lose empathy and become calculating. Thirst for revenge: His ego is so fragile that he cannot bear that a creature has ruined his original plans, unleashing an obsessive hunt against said entity. Lack of empathy: Considers other beings (living and ghosts) as expendable pawns to achieve their goals, always prioritizing their own interests. Ambition for absolute control: As the main antagonist of the film, he seeks to manipulate the power of the Eternal Mirror to reorganize the World of the Living and the World of the Dead under his own vision. Fragile Ego: She hates being questioned or spoken to disrespectfully, reacting immediately with insecurity disguised as anger.

Eternal Mirror: The Eternal Mirror, also known as the Sacred Mirror, is an ancient portal to the world of the living, located deep within the World of the Dead. It is a portal imbued with immense energy, connecting both worlds to a point of greater supernatural power. Only the user of the Codex can activate the portal and stabilize, restore, and maintain order in both worlds in their own way.

One important side effect is that if, once the portal is activated, a mortal is within its range in the world of the living, they are automatically pulled into the world of the dead, absorbing all the portal's energy and rendering it useless. Conversely, creatures from the world of the dead (such as ghosts) are automatically brought back by the portal, as happened with Eva and Chimo.

Objective: Their plan is to use the Eternal Mirror to merge the realm of the living and the realm of the dead, thus imposing a new order.

History: She fights alongside her henchmen against the Guardian of the Codex, a difficult task. But, thanks to Pascual, she snatches the artifact the Guardian was guarding and destroys it with the power of her scepter. Afterward, she laughs in triumph.

She arrives at the Eternal Mirror and momentarily silences Pascual when she tries to force her to activate it immediately. She tells her never to forget who's in charge and that she doesn't appreciate being spoken to like that. Then, she takes out the Codex to invoke the Mirror's power through a special prayer, achieving her goal. Just when everything seems to be going smoothly, a "monster" emerges from the portal, who later turns out to be Leo. She is visibly confused by his presence. She sees the Mirror's power surge toward the baby and, horrified, watches as it devours him before her eyes. Furious, she orders her henchmen to capture him, but the child screams, creating a shockwave that pushes her and the others away. She quickly gets up and grabs him, but he screams again, hurting her once more. When Aniceto and the sugar skulls arrive to protect Leo, she orders Pascual, Chuletl, and Deveriux to finish them off. Just as the old alebrije is using his fire breath to drive them away, he accidentally aims at Moira, who dodges it by turning into plasma, immobilizing him. On the verge of finishing him off, the Mirror begins to weaken, so she decides to focus on it, using her Codex to counteract the problem. However, she cannot stop the inevitable, suffering severe damage from the Eternal Mirror's energy. She appears behind Pascual (visibly in pain), demanding that Chimo be brought to her, even though her henchmen doubt whether she can be trusted. But she insists that she needs the creature to open another portal. The damage to her soul is so great that she almost disintegrates, turning into smoke to avoid that fate. She walks away, repeating her plea to bring Leo. After the protagonists cross the Valley of a Thousand Gazes, she appears in a different location, moving with difficulty. Then, she submerges into a cenote-like sinkhole.

While Chimo sleeps, she appears to him in a nightmare (seeming as a viscous, gooey being) and warns him that time is running out to catch the baby. Therefore, there isn't much time left to open another portal in the Eternal Mirror. She also reminds him of the promise he made to his sister. In the end, she continues to insist that she needs Leo.

As the team heads toward the Desert of Tares, her scepter appears, granting her the healing power she needs. She regenerates underwater and resurfaces in the same state.

Objects:

Códice: It is a powerful artifact whose function is to be the key to the Eternal Mirror and maintain the balance between the worlds of life and death. It can also increase the wielder's magic, but in the wrong hands, it would irreparably break the balance.

However, the Codex is not designed to be used by the forces of evil.

Powers and Abilities:

Ghostly Physiology: As a ghost, Moira possesses all the standard attributes of one, such as flight, disappearance, passing through walls, teleportation in smoke, etc.

Expert Combatant: Moira has demonstrated great skill in hand-to-hand combat and has been able to incapacitate her enemies without using magic.

Shapeshifting: Moira can shapeshift from her humanoid form into that of a terrifying entity.

Magic: Moira is an extremely powerful witch. It could be said that, along with the Nahuala, she is one of the most powerful witches in the entire Legends franchise and is capable of many magical feats.

Spellcasting: Moira can cast spells with just hand gestures, chants in ancient languages, and rituals. Silencing Spell: Moira could cast a spell to take away the voice of whomever she wished and could restore it if she wanted, or leave them mute forever, as was the case with Finado and Moribunda, causing them to be unable to speak. Portal Creation: Through spells in the ancient Nahuatl language and the Codex Moira, she was able to open a portal between the world of the living and the dead.

Energy Projection: Moira can unleash powerful blasts or beams of brilliant red magical energy through her hands, her staff, or her eyes.

Oneiromancy: Moira can communicate through dreams and visions.

Weaknesses: Dependence on Artifacts: In seeking to impose a new order between the world of the living and the dead, she relies almost entirely on the Eternal Mirror. Losing control of this object leaves her vulnerable.

Magical Vulnerability: Her power fractures when her plans are sabotaged from within by unexpected allies.

Minions:

(Deveriux: Full name: René Antoine de Deveriux Sex: Male Race: Ghosts Appearance: He is a small but thin ghost man with a pale purple complexion. He wears a prominent and elegant wig, but it has a large cannonball-shaped scar down the center, revealing his baldness. His eyebrows and mustache are elegantly styled, befitting a French nobleman. His eyes are a dark reddish hue. As for his attire, he wears a mostly black military uniform with gold stripes, and underneath, a white turtleneck shirt. He also wears a reddish ribbon and a luxurious necklace with an embedded gemstone (possibly a ruby). His belt is a darker black with a gold buckle. A gleaming red chain, broken in two, adorns the buckle. Finally, the lower part of his body is covered with a tattered black cloth.)

(Personality: He is someone with a wicked and cunning character like Moira, Pascual, and Chuletl. Obedient but comical henchman: Like the rest of Moira's helpers, he operates as a subordinate in charge of the dirty work, with a dynamic that mixes the supernatural threat with the humor characteristic of the franchise. Antagonistic nature: It is loyal to the interests of unleashing chaos between the earthly and spiritual worlds. Entourage and mischief: Like the other helpers of the main villain, their role focuses on closely following the creatures and creating situations of mystery and mischief.)

(History: Deveriux may have been (based on his clothing) a French soldier from the early 18th century (the most recent of Moira's three henchmen). The large mark on his wig suggests he may have died from a cannonball, and his death was likely sudden. The red ribbon he wears indicates he may have held a high rank within his battalion (such as captain, lieutenant, or general).

Upon arriving in the World of the Dead, he met Moira at an unspecified time and dedicated himself to serving her in whatever she desired (which, in this case, meant finding a way to access the World of the Living). He received mystical chains (as a sign of servitude), similar to those worn by his colleagues.)

(Powers and Abilities:

Expert Swordsman: He is skilled with the sword, even using it to summon and awaken the Cave Monster.

Speed: He has demonstrated great agility in combat, as seen in his fights against the Codex Guardian and Aniceto.

Use of Sonic Sword: He is able to use his sword to generate deafening sound waves, with the ability to summon and manipulate other creatures, such as the fearsome Cave Monster.

Spectral Strength: As a warrior of the Underworld in ghost form, he possesses strength superior to that of an ordinary human.)

Combat Prowess: He retains his skills as a combatant, making him dangerous in close combat.)

(Chuletl: Full Name: Chuletl Sex: Male Nationality: Mexican Race: Ghost Personality: Like Moira, Pascual, and Deveriux, he is malevolent and willing to follow the sorceress's orders. However, he can also be very trusting (as when he improvised a fight with Chimo, who "wouldn't do anything" to him), cowardly (when he was attacked by the swarm of fireflies), and clumsy. Accomplice and henchman: He serves as the main villain's right-hand man, tasked with keeping a close eye on the creatures.

Comedic and clumsy: He provides the humor in the plot, often getting into absurd situations due to his lack of genuine malice compared to his leader.

Naive: In several interactions, such as when he confronts Chimo, he misinterprets the reality of the fights or is misled by misunderstandings, showing a less intimidating and more childlike side.)

(Appearance: He is a robust, ghostly man with pale, bluish skin. A yellowish jaguar pelt with brown spots hangs from his head and shoulders, adorned with three red feathers. His long, straight black hair protrudes above the pelt. His eyes are completely black (making the jaguar pelt appear to have a life of its own when his expression changes).

He has X-shaped scratch scars on his arms and the right side of his chest, as well as darker, bluish-gray tattoos. On his left side, he has a deep wound from which his heart protrudes (his sacrifice being the cause of his death).

He wears a gleaming yellow chain that spans his body. He has jaguar-skin gloves with white claws. He is covered in another layer of feline fur and a tattered, dirty white cloth, held together by a green cloth belt with two red stripes.)

(History: Chuletl is believed to have lived in pre-Hispanic times as a jaguar warrior in the service of the Aztec Empire (1325-1521). He was sacrificed according to the ancient traditions of the time, which dictated that even the victor in battle be sacrificed (explaining the wound on his chest).

Upon his death, Chuletl ascended to the Underworld, where he later met Moira. She forced him to be her slave for all his spiritual existence, which entailed wearing chains on his body, like the rest of his comrades (possibly as a symbol of servitude).)

(Powers and Abilities:

Exceptional Strength: He possesses strength that surpasses that of an ordinary human; as a ghost, he must be even stronger than when he was alive.

Warrior Combatant: As a former warrior, he is highly skilled in combat.

Alebrije Connection: He can use his alebrije pet, leveraging its omniscience to monitor locations like a spy drone.)

(Paschal: Full Name: Pascual Sex: Male Race: Ghost

(Appearance: He is a tall, thin, ghostly man with pale skin that has a slight greenish tint. His face is covered in worn bandages, from which a few strands of black hair protrude. His eyes are brown, but the sclera of each is different (the left eye is black, and the right is white).

He wears a worn royal blue suit with gold stripes, a red bow tie around his neck, and underneath the suit, a pale pink button-down shirt. A bright blue chain encircles his body (like a ribbon). His belt is a darker blue and hangs like a loincloth, with orange details (resembling a monstrous face). The fabric covering his lower body is an even darker shade of blue.)

(History: Pascual may have been (based on his attire) a Spanish corsair from some 300-400 years ago. Judging by the bandages on his head, his death may have been caused by a fire that burned his face (in combat), and he would have received the bandages as he recovered.

Some time later, upon dying, Pascual ascended to the Underworld where he met Moira, who forced him to be her slave for all his spiritual existence. This entailed wearing chains on his body, like the rest of his comrades (possibly as a sign of servitude).

(Personality: He is characterized as the most cunning and loyal of all of Moira's henchmen. However, he shares the same weakness as his mistress and comrades: he can become overly trusting.

Cunning and Manipulation: He is calculating, along with his companions Deveriux and Chuletl. He doesn't hesitate to blackmail or intimidate to achieve his goals.

Overconfidence: Like his allies, he is guilty of being too trusting, which ultimately works against him.

Cruelty: As a spirit servant of the main antagonist, he operates with dark intentions to hinder the heroes' path.)

(Powers and Abilities:

Cunning: He is so cunning that he seizes every opportunity, as when, upon realizing Chimo had betrayed him, he reinstated their partnership, causing Eva, Aniceto, and the Calaveritas to exclude him, feeling betrayed.

Ambush and Stealth: With his cunning, he avoids direct attacks and seeks alternative angles to defeat his opponents, as he did with the Guardian of the Codex to seize the artifact.

Swordsmanship: He is skilled with a sword.

Levitation: As a spirit or ghost under Moira's command, he has the ability to float and move through the air.

Sword Proficiency: He is a skilled fighter trained in the use of bladed weapons, allowing him to intimidate and confront the guardians of the codex or the chaneques.

Intimidation and Pursuit: Along with his partner Deveriux, he is in charge of tracking and capture operations.)