Victor and Valentino world

1. #1Victorconstantselective

   Keys: Main character good

   Victor "Vic" Guadalupe Morena Laguna Calaca Calavera is one of the titular characters on Victor and Valentino.

   Appearance Victor has apricot skin, jet black hair, a gap in the middle of his front teeth. In addition, he appears shorter and thinner than Valentino.

   He wears a short blue hoodie-like poncho around his neck, a white t-shirt, light brown shorts, white socks and black shoes.

   Personality Victor is impulsive and easily bored, making him prone to look for trouble at times and cause conflict that he and his brother Valentino, have to solve. He is mischievous, can be rather hasty and uncoordinated, and would rather look cool than follow the rules. He is also excitable, competitive, and enjoys playing games, particularly soccer (as shown in Dead Ringer). However, he is really bad at spelling, prefers being dirty, and is easily duped into committing certain acts.

   Nevertheless, the thing he cares the most about is his half-brother Valentino, as shown in many episodes.

   Likes and Dislikes Likes Lucha Takeout Jawbreakers Skateboarding Cockroaches (Shelly) Magic Dislikes Taking a bath Learning Chores Showing public affection Trivia Victor has trouble spelling, pronouncing, and enunciating words, as shown in several episodes. He's also shown to get confused with numbers. He might have dyslexia, which has yet to be confirmed. He often pronounces Charlene's name as "Chahr-LEEN" rather than "Shahr-LEEN" as most characters say it. However, "Charlene" can be spelt and pronounced in two different ways." He prefers farting and playing video games. In “Cleaning Day” it is shown he has an old, dirty jawbreaker he named Selena. He is similar to Rigby from Regular Show: Both tend to create trouble. Both are lazy (or used to be Lazy). Both are reckless. Both are short. Both are impatient. Both have cheated in a game. Both had bad consequences for cheating in a game. Both admitted that they cheated at a desperate time. Both have a brother that they sometimes don't get along with. In “Welcome to the Underworld”, he was teased and given the nickname El Camarón (Spanish for shrimp). In “La Cucarachita”, it is shown he owns a pet cockroach, Shelly. In the end of "Los Perdidos", Victor says that he and his brother always experience supernatural happenings in Monte Macabre but he also questions why most of the supernatural beings and creatures are out to get them. Running Gag: Due to his behavior and personality, many antagonists in the series say that they like him Victor might have mixed feelings about Charlene. In Lonely Haunts Club, he admits to having a great time despite being relieve they didn't end up together This may imply that Victor had no qualms with kissing Charlene had it not been for holiday superstition He kept a water balloon with her face made just for her under his hat in Fistfull of Balloons. In Lonely Haunts Club 2: Doll Island, when Andres showed Charlene a doll butt from Doll island, Victor decided to visit the island. He may of felt jealous or annoyed. In "Churro Kings" when he and Valentino flaunt their success towards people Charlene can be seen. In "Forever Ever", Victor originally had disinterest in Charlene's taxidermy collection, until "La Cucarachita" where he kept the taxidermized version his former pet cockroach Shelly. "Charlene Mania", he was the only one unaffected by her love potion. Charlene simply presumes that he must hate her. However, as revealed in "Tez Breaks Bread", hatred has no bearing on the effects (as Chata most likely dislikes Tez more given longer history). It may imply that the little feelings he has prevented its effect. "Jump Scare" and "Para-Vic" portray him as less repelled by the idea of them being together. While his name is a common American name, he speaks in a Mexican accent. Inversely, his older paternal half-brother has a common name within Latin America, but an American accent. ”Mission Mariachi” is the only episode where Victor himself is completely absent, which makes Valentino the only character to appear in every episode.

2. #2Valentinoconstantselective

   Keys: Main character good

   Valentino Calavera (often nicknamed Val) is one of the main titular characters of Victor and Valentino. He is Victor's half brother.

   Appearance He's about taller than Victor, albeit chubby, has apricot skin, messy dark brown hair, and wears a red-orange shirt, white shorts, and dark brown shoes.

   Personality Valentino's signature personality include prioritizes art and quality on whatever he does. On top of that, he has a habit of collecting items, and is restless until his collection of a certain item, such as vintage coins or keyboards, is complete. As shown in The Dark Room, he has a passion for photography. However, he isn't good at sports, particularly soccer, leaving him vulnerable to being belittled by Victor.

   Nevertheless, throughout the series, he shows a more mature personality compared to Victor. He often shows responsibility in taking care of him, especially in the midst of their mischief adventures. When they're not in their adventures, he is usually in charge of Chata's food cart.

   On some occasions he is shown to be immature, in A New Don he is very excited about pranking Don Jalapeño, in another episode, Los Cadejos, Val holds a grudge against Victor for telling his secret that he still slept with a Teddy Bear (Senior Bubbles or Cuddles) and refused to "Squash the Beef" until he saw that Vic was in danger.

   Being the more mature out of the two, Valentino (along with Vic) both get yelled at by Chata.

   Although Val is typically nice, there's people that he's viewed "weird" including Guillermo, Reynalda and Reynaldo, Charlene and Pineapple (sometimes).

   Relationships Victor Victor is Valentino's younger half-brother. They enjoy having fun together, though they don't always see eye-to eye. They both care for each other and Valentino could never stand to see his brother in danger, but Victor's immaturity and recklessness, often gets them both into trouble.

   Chata

   Isabella Valentino and Isabella are very close friends. He met her sometime after he and Victor arrived in Monte Macabre for their summer vacation. They share many of the same interests and Valentino genuinely values her opinions. It is later revealed that Valentino has developed a crush on Isabella.

   In The Dark Room, He took inspiration from Isabella after his application to Baker's photography club was rejected. She encouraged him to keep trying, and after his search for the Chupacabra ended, they ended up founding the Bubblegum Factory Photo Club together.

   They are also known to engage in regular activities, such as in Fistfull Of Balloons, where Isabella is seen sitting with Valentino listening to him read.

   In Decoding Valentino, Valentino invites Isabella to explore the ancient library. He was excited to have her come along for the trip, and tried his best to demonstrate his exploration skills to her. However, as their journey progressed, Valentino quickly grew jealous of Isabella's proficiency with solving puzzles and instead tried to prove that he was just as good if not better than her. When Isabella got caught in the final trap, He refused to listen to her and insisted on solving the puzzle alone, resulting in Isabella scolding him for putting her in imminent danger. This caused Valentino to realize how his attitude has been hurting her feelings, and listen to her instructions to solve the puzzle and set her free. After they make it back to the surface, Valentino thanks her and compliments her on her puzzle solving skills, causing them both to blush, indicating that they have a mutual crush on each other.

   In Starry Night, Valentino's crush on Isabella had grown noticeably more intense. He was surprised and happy to see Isabella at the Reyna's outdoor slumber party, and enjoyed talking and laughing together until Isabella told her story about the Tzitzimime. Valentino refused to tolerate Victor's rudeness simply because Isabella was there and wanted to make the most of it. During the campfire in the woods, Valentino was completely fixated on Isabella, from eagerly listening to her every word, to blushing profusely every time she leaned in closer to him. He was blissfuly unaware that she was possessed by a Tzitzimime until Victor pointed it out. After Isabella was seemingly freed from the Tzitzimime, Valentino called out to her to check if she was ok, and she responded by offering to go temple hunting with him again sometime. As she left, Valentino eagerly waved goodbye and saw her off, gazing amorously as she walked away.

   In Las Pesadillas, It has been shown that Valentino dreams about Isabella quite often, such as when he dreamt of her waving hello to him and tried run towards her to no avail. When Tez attempted to persuade Valentino to stay in his dreams forever, It wasn't until Victor transformed into Isabella that Valentino was able to come to his senses and strike back against Tez.

   In Plan-De-Monium, Valentino invited Isabella over for a day of fun activities together, and was excited for her to arrive. He organized every part of the itinerary very carefully as he wanted to impress her. When they were listening to Valentino's jazz records, Isabella took Valentino's hand and asked him to dance, causing him to blush profusely. Unfortunately, it was cut short by Chata deciding to join in the dance. Next, he tried to impress her with an aztec civilization board game, but his plans were disrupted by Victor's attempts at magic. He continued ahead to cooking mixotes with Isabella, but Victor once again ruined Valentino's plans by accidentally spilling magic smoke all over him. Dinner finally came, and Valentino was certain it would impress Isabella, until Chata and Victor arrived have dinner with them. To make matters worse, Cammy and Huitzi got into a fight over a mixote and Valentino ended up covered in sauce, causing Isabella to laugh and his frustration to grow. When nightfall came, the two headed to the rooftops the watch the "Tongue of Fire" Comet. Isabella commented how she never gets tired of looking at the night sky, which made Valentino blush and reply stating he does too. Valentino's anger came to a head when Victor's last magic trick ruined his telescope angle, resulting in him lashing out at everyone and subsequently missing the comet. Valentino ends up being miserable after that, but then Isabella came up and told him that he didn't have to miserable tonight.The episode ends with the two of them dancing together on the rooftop, as Valentino declared to Isabella that he was going to be more improvisational in the future.

   In The Matchmaker, Valentino started his own matchmaking service after successfully matching two couples. When Isabella asked him who she would match with, he struggled being true to his feelings for her, even though every answer she gave was clearly about him. Valentino went through his calculations and knew too well that He and Isabella were a perfect match. When the two met again, Valentino tried to be honest, but was still worried that Isabella was too good for him. So he paired Isabella with Ramon instead, sending the both of them on a trajinera ride for their date. Valentino thought he made the right choice pairing up Isabella with Ramon, but when Victor told him about the possibility of his life without Isabella, he raced off with Victor to the embarcadero to stop the date. Fearful that Isabella and Ramon's date was succeeding, Valentino swam onto their trajinera to break them up, much to Isabella's frustration. Valentino wanted to bring the trajinera back to shore. Isabella tried to stop him, but Valentino tripped backwards knocking them both into the water. When they returned to the shore, Isabella called Valentino out on his ignorance and told him face to face that she liked him and no one else. Realizing the mistake he made, Valentino finally mustered the courage to tell Isabella that he liked her back, and how he was afraid that he wouldn't be good enough for her. To Valentino's surprise, Isabella held his hand and told him that he doesn't have to be afraid to like her anymore. The two blush and accept their true feelings for one another.

   In Pokin and Proddin, Valentino was surprised to see Isabella in Tez's administration and lost his composure for a moment, but quickly recovered as to maintain his disguise.

   In Jump Scare, It is heavily implied that the two have entered an official relationship as they have taken part in several dates together, albeit unsatisfactory due to Victor's self-inclusion. Valentino tried to keep their movie date a secret, but to no avail.

   In Mission Mariachi

   In Another Don, Valentino and Isabella were excited to attend an artisanal root-beer brewery together, but their date plans were overshadowed by Chata's missing water vessel. At first Valentino was sad to cancel their date plans, but then Isabella happily volunteered to help him. After interrogating Don and the frutas vendor, Isabella had to leave to meet her mom for "mani pedis", but promised Valentino that she will return when he's ready to solve the case. Isabella then gives him a kiss on the cheek, leaving him dazed and enamored. After losing sight of the fake Don, Victor and Valentino followed the trail to a dark cave, where they discovered the numerous fake-skins, as well as Isabella dancing happily around a roaring fire. The two were confused as to what she was doing in the cave until Isabella removed her fake-skin and transformed into her real, monstrous self, much to Valentino's horror. Valentino was so shocked by the revelation that he passed out after Isabella fled the cave.

   In Starry Eyes, Valentino denied any possibility that the monster he saw was Isabella. While searching through town, Valentino realized that he never knew Isabella's phone number, where she lived or even met her family. With that, He began to have doubts about his crush's identity until Isabella suddenly appeared at Don Jalapeno's shop. Valentino rushed over to embrace his missing love interest, stricken with tears and concern. Still overcome with relief, Valentino believed Isabella's explanation, and accepted her invitation to meet her mother. Despite Xochi and Victor's warnings, Valentino defended his "girlfriend" and walked off into the desert with Isabella. When they reached the desert, Valentino expressed his concern for Isabella, who then took his hand and reassured Valentino that she was right there with him. Unaware of what she actually was, Valentino kept openly commenting on how repulsive the monster was to Isabella, prompting her to attack him and carry him off to the moon until Victor, Don, and Xochi stopped her. After a short scuffle, Valentino continued to question the monster about the "real" Isabella. When the monster confirmed that she truly was Isabella, Valentino was shocked and simply continued to deny it and restated that she was a monster. Feeling heartbroken and betrayed, Isabella fled into the sky towards the moon, leaving Valentino calling out to her in desperation.

   In A Simpler Life: Ayohuih Nemilitzli, Valentino was depressed over his recent break-up with Isabella.

   In "Star Child", Valentino was shocked that Isabella was hiding from him and that she was lying to him all this time. He angrily tells Isabella that he doesn't want to see her again as she runs away, heartbroken.

   In "Fall of the Fifth Sun", Isabella arrives at the last second to save Valentino before she gets thrown into space by Tez as punishment for her betrayal. In her final moments, she tells Valentino and Victor that they can still save Monte Macabre by finding their grandfather. As her body disintegrates in space, her final words to Valentino is that she was glad that she finally got to know him as Valentino becomes devastated and heartbroken over the loss of Isabella.

   Charlene Charlene is one of Valentino's rivals, alongside her brother Pineapple.

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   Trivia Valentino appears in the OK K.O.! Let's Be Heroes 25th anniversary special, "Crossover Nexus" in stone. Valentino ate lunch alone when he was in 2nd grade, which was a devastating time for him, implying that he didn't have friends in that grade. While his name is Mexican, he speaks in an American accent. Inversely, his younger paternal half-brother has an American name, but a Mexican accent. Valentino is the only character to appear in every episode, while Victor was absent in one episode.

3. #3Chataconstantselective

   Keys: Supporting character

   Chata Calavera (aka Grandma Calavera[1]) is a tritagonist on Victor and Valentino. She is Victor and Valentino’s grandmother who owns a house in the town of Monte Macabre.

   Physical Appearance As an old lady, she has grey hair, which she wears in two pigtail braids, each with a pink band near the bottom. Her attire consists of a white dress with blue birds and red flowers on it, glasses, white earrings, and pinkish-brown sandals. Additionally, she is often seen with a cane in her hand.

   Personality She is sweet and friendly most of the time, but there are times where she gets angry, scary, or intimidating. However, she seems to care for her grandchildren deeply, no matter what they have done. She can also act unhesitantly aggressive sometimes, such as in "Folk Art Foes".

   Trivia It is implied (though not directly stated) that Chata is blind, based on several pieces of evidence: Her eyes are usually closed, and when they are opened, she is not shown to possess any irises or pupils, only sclera. She carries a cane that resembles a kind used by blind individuals. In "The Great Bongo Heist", she is seen reading books written in braille. Despite being old, her hearing is seemingly very acute. She is said to have "Abuela Senses" in "Chata's Quinta Quinceañera". In "Hurricane Chata", she seemingly has the ability to control the water, and possibly the weather, with her emotions, as well as burping. Her favorite radio novela is Escandalo, and her favorite romantic movie is Love Tornado. She also enjoys Don Antonio's Comedy Hour on the radio.

4. #4Don Jalapeñoconstantselective

   Keys: Recurring character

   Julio "Don" Jalapeño is a recurring character in Victor and Valentino. He is the gruff propietor of Don Jalapeño's Bodega who is often shown to be irritated by Victor and Valentino's actions. He is also a believer in the presence of supernatural beings and occurrences in Monte Macabre, and has even compiled a scrapbook containing drawings and articles pertaining to several such entities.

   Appearance Don is a tall, portly man with a white dress shirt and a red vest with a blue tie. He also wears grey jeans and shoes with a yellow sombrero and a nametag that is on his vest. He also has a fanny pack with him on occasion.

   He has black hair with some bald spots, black thick eyebrows, and black mustache.

   Personality Don is usually a serious and aggressive person who is suspicious of Victor and Valentino, and often reprimands them if their actions cause any mischief in the town. He is also an avid believer in the supernatural and mythological creatures residing in the Monte Macabre and would inform the duo about their existence. He seems to have a crush on the duo's grandmother and will do anything for her, as shown in "Brotherly Love", where he asked his daughter to help the boys find a plant for Chata after the boys destroyed her original one.

   Trivia -Most of the times when Don Jalapeño appears on screen a small accordion jingle can be heard.

5. #5Xochi Jalapeñoconstantselective

   Keys: Supporting character

   Xochi Jalapeño is a recurring character in Victor and Valentino and the daughter of Don Jalapeño.

   Appearance Xochi is a beautiful teenager with long black hair, fair skin, thick eyebrows, and buffy nude lips.

   She wears a black biker jacket over a dark green dress top with black and white-striped tights and white high heel boots. She additionally wears white bracelets around her wrists.

   For her salsa classes, she wears an asymmetrical long-sleeve dark green mini dress.

   When she was out at a concert in town with her friends, her dark green dress top was red, her striped leggings were plain black, and her boots were black.

   Personality Xochi is shown to be a cool, calm, and collected person, even having a bit of a laid-back personality (in Brotherly Love, she was being lethargic with her magazine over her face while working at her father's bodega). She is always sweet and kind to Chata.

   However, in The Babysitter, she can be aggressive and threatening if someone gets on her bad side and also primitively animal-like. She can be sarcastic also like many teenagers her age. But she can be kind at times.

   In Band for Life, she constantly blushes at her friend Amabel's playful advances when they were teasing Fernando, though it could have been all pretend. However, Xochi blushed out of affection when Amabel held her hand. Xochi can also get deeply annoyed if people tell her to "loosen up". But she can forgive them.

   In Escaramuza, Xochi's feelings for Amabel became more open and obvious. She even didn't like when Amabel's friend Alex was wooing Amabel.

   In Carmelita, Victor and Valentino's constant nagging brought out the worst in her.

   In Xochi's Garden, it's revealed she has the power to manipulate plants. We learn she is insecure about this, as people have made fun of her for it, and nobody ever understood finding out, and it makes it hard for her to get close to anyone.

   In Fall of the Fifth Sun,

   Trivia Her voice actor, Cristina Valenzuela (or Cristina Vee), voices Marinette Dupain-Cheng/Ladybug in the computer-animated French superhero series Miraculous Ladybug: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir. Both characters have an interest in fashion (seeing how Xochi reads beauty and fashion magazines in episodes like Brotherly Love and in The Babysitter). Xochi has the voice of a peppy girl with the body of a rebellious tomboy. She takes salsa dancing, as shown in The Babysitter because she is trying to impress "someone" she admires. She is mentioned in the episode, Los Cadejos, when Victor was listing all the people he shared Valentino's secret to. As shown in Brotherly Love and in The Babysitter, she reads magazines about beauty and fashion. She revealed in A New Don that she used to pull pranks on her father when she was a kid. She is part of a punk crew. In Ener-G-Shoes, she rides a green motor bike and dons a green bike helmet when riding it. In I...... am Vampier, she is a master hedge trimmer who turns hedges into works of art. In Carmelita, she reveals that she like cars. Xochi seems to based on the goddess of fertility and art, Xochiquetzal.

6. #6Charleneconstantselective

   Keys: Recurring character

   Charlene is a recurring character in Victor and Valentino. She is a strange little girl who also shares an interest in the macabre and supernatural entities in Monte Macabre, Mexico. She is partners with her brother Pineapple to take down her frenemies, Victor and Valentino sometimes.

   Physical Appearance She is a little girl with long black hair with bangs, buck teeth similar to Victor's, three triangle-shaped eyelashes with dark eye shadow.

   She wears her gothic attire which consists of a black dress with a white bow, white socks, and black Mary Jane shoes to match her dress.

   She has a purple swimsuit for swimming.

   Personality Charlene is usually mischievous and mysterious, despite being tomboyish. Her behavior often creeps out Victor and Valentino, and she would also be very arrogant around the duo, to the point of taunting them. She very obviously wants to toy with Victors body, due to the amount of dolls she has made of him. Despite her condescending and creepy behavior towards them, she's shown to have a strong crush on Victor. She also reveals and delights in being called creepy, especially by Victor (in La Cucarachita).

   Even though she has a gothic appearance, she doesn't act gothic as her bedroom is revealed pink in Dead Ringer.

   Appearances Season 1 Dead Ringer (debut) Brotherly Love Hurricane Chata The Lonely Haunts Club Suerte The Dark Room Los Cadejos (mentioned) It Grows Welcome to the Underworld Churro Kings (cameo) Fistfull of Balloons Tez Sez Forever Ever Dance Reynaldo Dance (cameo) Lonely Haunts Club 2: Doll Island Catpocalypse (cameo) El Sibón On Nagual Hill (cameo) Season 2 Ener-G-Shoes La Cucarachita Oddities Victor the Predictor Los Pajaros (cameo) Get Your Sea Legs Fueygo Fest Folk Art Friends (cameo) Villainy In Monte Macabre Charlene Mania Old Man Teo Poacher Patrol The Lonely Haunts Club 3: La Llorona Ghosted (cameo) Cenote Seekers La Planchada Tez Breaks Bread Season 3 Sal's Our Pal Showdown at Mayahuel Garden There's No V in Team Miguelito The Mosquito Patolli Puzzlemaster Finding Posada Para-Vic Viclene Lonely Haunts Club 4 Fall of the Fifth Sun Trivia Charlene has a lisp, due to her missing front teeth. She was named La Loca (meaning "the crazy woman") in Fistfull of Balloons. Charlene and Victor live right across from each other. Charlene's may have nice feelings for Victor, but it might be mixed. Despite joining his team in Fistfull of Balloons, she displayed a bit of vengeance on him for taking her water balloons. Charlene seems to like to tease his manliness in various episodes In The Lonely Haunts Club, as stated by Valentino: she was manipulating his vulnerable sense of masculinity. In Welcome to the Underworld, she nicknamed him "El Camarón" (Spanish for "The Shrimp") and everyone join in on the teasing. She appears to be good friends with Isabella as shown in Get Your Sea Legs, Fueygo Fest, Cenote Seekers, and Patolli. She is shown to jealous if Victor were to be with another girl, such as Villainy In Monte Macabre with Demencia. However, since Victor doesn't usually hang out with girls, it's unknown how'd she react. Cristina is a ghost which only the Victor and Valentino can see, so any interaction remains unknown. Isabella seems to be the exception, as she knows that Isabella has feelings for the latter of the duo, Valentino Charlene may have trouble writing, as shown in Lonely Hunts Club (some letters were drawn backwards) In Puzzlemaster/Escape room, she used cut-out magazine words instead of writing; similar to a ransom note Charlene stated she wasn't good at hangman She seems to like cats in Catpocalypse (even having a puma sheet within her bedroom). This could be since her grandfather Tez can turn into a panther (most likely a jaguar) She also likes dolls and even owns mini-doll version of Victor. She has shown to be very acrobatic in Puzzlemaster/Escape room.

7. #7Maria Teresaconstantselective

   Keys: Recurring character

   Maria Teresa is a recurring character in Victor and Valentino.

   Appearance She is tall and very skinny and has short black hair and wears pink outfits. Her other accessories include purple lipstick and eyeliner, magenta nails, and square-framed yellow glasses with pink-tinted lenses.

   Personality She can be narcissistic, trying to always be the center of attention, like when she wore a tiara to Chata's quinceañera as if it was her own when it wasn't and stated that her grandchildren, Charlene and Pineapple, would do something special for her on her birthday. She even gets jealous of Chata and her grandsons.

   She often treats her own grandchildren like servants, though she sometimes dotes on them, too.

   Trivia It's mentioned in "Hurricane Chata" that she has a taco eatery called Maria Teresa's Tacos. In one episode's plot, she is listed as 'Maria Theresa'. Maria Teresa and Chata live right across from each other.

8. #8Salconstantselective

   Keys: Recurring character

   Quetzalcoatl (also know as Sal) is a recurring character in Victor and Valentino. He is the god Quetzalcoatl, whose memories were sealed away by his brother Tez. In Fall of the Fifth Sun, due to Rafael's rain and water vessel, Sal's memories were unlocked once more.

   Appearance Sal has long white hair tied on the ends if his head, with a long white beard and mustache. He is almost always seen with his magic yellow headband, which has a large blue and green feather on the back of it. He wears a rope necklace pith a blue and red pendant with a claw-like symbol on it. He wears a withered and sleeveless teal coat. He wears a button-up white undershirt with pink lining. He also wears a pair of beige khakis. He wears a pair of black slip-on shoes.

   Personality He is a free spirited man who is friends with Victor and Valentino and owns a magic shell flute that can take him anywhere.

   Sal always tries his best to stay in a very chill and relaxed mood. He is rarely seen not being in a laid-back manner. His demeanor and affectations are reminiscent of the hippie subculture of the 1960s. He seems to enjoy mystical/psychedelic paraphenalia and is overall a mostly mellow person.

   He is eccentric to say the least, as he often does complicated dances to perform what seem to be spells and speaks in strange sayings towards his friends and strangers.

   Once he regained his memories as Quetzalcoatl, Sal noticeably became more coordinated and skilled in battle against Tez. However, his personality and demeanor remain the same, he is still the chill, silly, loveable pal Vic and Val know him as.

9. #9Monte Macabreconstantselective

   Keys: Location

   Monte Macabre is the main location where Victor and Valentino takes place.

   Trivia Monte Macabre's overall appearance and geographical location in the Pilot differ greatly from its depiction in the main series. The Pilot depicts the town as being in a hilly region, while in the regular series, the town is situated on what appears to be a series of man-made islands, as revealed in “Hurricane Chata”. Their baseball team is the Monte Macabre Piggybacks. The location and part of the town is inspired by what was the Great Tenochtitlán (capital city of the Mexicas) located in the current Hystorical Downtown of Mexico City.

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