Line #31 Characters/AguilaRoja


1	[[foldercontrol]]
2
3	!!Inhabitants of San Felipe
4	[[folder:Gonzalo]]
5	!!Gonzalo de Montalvo / Águila Roja
6	->'''Played by:''' David Janer
7
8	TheHero. School teacher at day, TheCaper at night. He spent a part of his life in Asia, where he trained in mystic arts and sciences before returning to Spain. After seeing his wife murdered before his eyes, he adopted the hood of Águila Roja to find vengeance and fight the injustice in the world. Unknowingly to him, he is [[spoiler:an illegitimate son to the King Felipe IV along with his brothers Hernán and Irene.]]
9
10	* AgentScully: He is always this when facing apparently supernatural troubles, in contrast with the superstitious Sátur.
11	* BadassBookworm: Is a school teacher, and is also shown often reading heavy books.
12	* BeneathTheMask: Both the good-natured teacher Gonzalo and the implacable Águila Roja are masks over a more brooding, emotionally dented human being.
13	* BrainyBrunette: Dark haired and quite intellectual.
14	* CelibateHero: He rarely shows himself interested in sex or females, at all, and even his former partner Sung-yi was more like a sister to him. Only Eva de Almeida, Lucrecia and of course Margarita manage to get in his pants.
15	* CharlesAtlasSuperpower: As mentioned, he has no superpowers, but his intensive oriental training enables him to do incredible feats.
16	* CombatPragmatist: Usually doesn't care about what weapon or technique he uses.
17	* CrusadingWidower: His first reason to don the hood, though he moved on after the fall of The Lodge.
18	* DoesntLikeGuns: He deeply dislikes firearms. When needing MoreDakka, he pulls out his Chinese repeating crossbow.
19	* {{Expy}}: The Águila Roja character is obviously one to the ''Franchise/AssassinsCreed'' videogame saga.
20	* HeartbrokenBadass: The guy doesn't get a break. His wife was murdered, his son harbors bad blood towards him, and his LoveInterest never seems to decide. [[spoiler:Until recently.]]
21	* HeroWithAnFInGood: Objectively. Even although he tries to cultivate a moral center, he routinely kills people with astonishing ease, and has the highest body count onscreen among all the fighting characters in the series by landslide.
22	* HollywoodAtheist: At least, how Sátur sees him. Given that being atheist at the time was extremely rare (and [[UsefulNotes/TheSpanishInquisition dangerous]]), it would be the most common reaction.
23	* IKnowKarate: And apparently some styles of jujutsu, kung fu and silat as well.
24	* InTheHood: As Águila, he covers his identity with a hood and a period-liked embozo.
25	* InvincibleHero: Originally averted in earlier seasons when facing strong antagonists, but after some years the show stopped presenting him serious menaces, unless the WorfHadTheFlu situation is playing.
26	* McNinja: He is a ninja and a Spaniard, and to make things worse, he claims to have trained in China.
27	* MidSeasonUpgrade: His first Águila costume had white sleeves and was more makeshift-looking, but in posterior seasons he gained a cooler, dark-colored one.
28	* NonActionGuy: He puts a lot of effort in making his public persona look like one, sometimes to an exaggerated degree, which is called out by Alonso and other characters from time to time.
29	* OneManArmy: Quite literally, as neither the army of Portugal nor the King's Royal Guard can take him down when he gets dangerous.
30	* PlotPoweredStamina: His ability to travel and fight nonstop is on par with [[Film/OngBak Tony Jaa]] or [[Film/TheRaidRedemption Iko Uwais.]]
31	* RedOniBlueOni: The blue to Sátur’s red.
32	* SternTeacher: As a school teacher, he is rather stern, but always very reasonable.
33	* TechnicalPacifist
34	* TrainingFromHell: Passed one in Asia.
35	* VigilanteExecution: A handful per episode.
36	[[/folder]]
37
38	[[folder:Sátur]]
39	!!Saturno "Sátur" García
40	->'''Played by:''' Creator/JavierGutierrez
41
42	Gonzalo’s servant, he is a merry, down-to-earth fellow with an incredibly tough past life. He also acts as a confidant and squire for Águila Roja, who he accompanies in his escapades. Through the series, he finds out that he has a son with a prostitute, Gabi, and that he himself is the son of a servant for the Duke of Alba, which brings him some heart aches.
43
44	* BookDumb: Depending on the episode, he can be this or surprisingly bright (he learned to read by himself), but he is always a bit thick in very intellectual matters.
45	* BrutalHonesty: Slips it very often, being the kind of guy.
46	* BumblingSidekick: With a big emphasis in bumbling.
47	* ButtMonkey: A big part of the misfortunes of the series happen to him, for comedic (and sometimes tragic) effect.
48	* CharacterizationMarchesOn: The pilot shows him as a very agile and skilled guy, doing LeParkour to escape from some angry tavernmen, but this trait disappears fastly. He also would sporadically assist Águila Roja in fights for a season or two, but he better sticked to a non-fighting role.
49	* CoincidenceMagnet: He is a walking flag for ContrivedCoincidence.
50	* DarkAndTroubledPast: He spent his childhood in several hellish orphanages and had to lived with a Moor family before becoming a professional rogue. He also was in the army and saw many friends die before being kicked out.
51	* DistressedDude: Having basically zero fighting skills, he often finds himself in this situation, and needs Águila to do the save.
52	* InTheHood: Played for laughs, because he, like Águila Roja, wears a hood when in hero mission, but his is actually a short leather cap which does not even hide his face.
53	* TheLancer: A non-fighting example towards Gonzalo.
54	* LargeHam: Tends to be very emphatic when speaking about what he thinks as important matters.
55	%%* LuckBasedSearchTechnique: Not kidding, he could outshaggy Shaggy himself at this.
56	* NonActionGuy: As said in universe, Sátur is more a survivor than a fighter. He actually has a mook or two taken down in his fighting resume, but it was done by attacking InTheBack and only in punctual moments.
57	* OneHeadTaller: Inverted – he is one head shorter than more or less everybody.
58	* OnlySaneMan: He thinks himself as one, specially towards Gonzalo and his enlightened ways.
59	* PluckyComicRelief: The biggest source.
60	* RedOniBlueOni: The red to Gonzalo’s blue.
61	* TheReliableOne: Even if he is quite bumbling and has a nasty luck.
62	* SecretKeeper: He is the only character who knows Águila Roja’s secret identity.
63	* SuddenlyEthnicity: By adoption. He is revealed to have been adopted as a child by a Moor family, which gave him the name of Abdul Salim.
64	* UndyingLoyalty: Towards Gonzalo, to an extreme degree. Even when they thought their sons had been killed, he was willing to follow him for life despite hating him for believing him to have the fault.
65	[[/folder]]
66
67	[[folder:Margarita]]
68	!!Margarita Hernando
69	->'''Played by:''' Inma Cuesta
70
71	Cristina Hernando's sister and Gonzalo's ex, she comes to his house from Seville after her death and becomes a mother surrogate to Alonso and a heart pain for Gonzalo. Later starts to work for the Queen as a seamstress.
72
73	* DamselInDistress: On occasion, especially in earlier seasons.
74	* FlatCharacter: To a point. She doesn’t receive very much development.
75	* NiceGirl: Her main characteristic. Romantic whims aside, she is the least twisted and/or quirky among the entire cast.
76	* OldFlame: To Gonzalo.
77	* SuddenlyEthnicity: She is obviously of Moresque ancestry, but it is never brought up until Juan’s mother contemptuously points it out.
78	[[/folder]]
79
80	[[folder:Alonso]]
81	!!Alonso de Montalvo Hernando
82	->'''Played by:''' Guillermo Campra
83
84	The bratty son of Gonzalo.
85
86	* BrattyHalfPint: He is a extremely rebellious kid, and every season plays with it in a different way.
87	* HairOfGoldHeartOfGold: Initially played straight, and later deconstructed with his character development.
88	* {{Jerkass}}
89	* MilitaryBrat: Wishes to be a soldier and get fame and glory, and in Season 7 he becomes a guard under Hernán.
90	* MouthyKid: He is constantly attacking verbally his father for everything.
91	* PuppyLove: With Matilde, though it was forgotten (at least) five seasons ago.
92	* TookALevelInJerkass: Turns angstier every season, thought to be fair, he does not totally lack reasons.
93	[[/folder]]
94
95	[[folder:Cipri]]
96	!!Cipriano "Cipri" Benítez
97
98	->'''Played by:''' Santiago Molero
99
100	An innkeeper at the first of the series, he gets his wife Inés sucked out by the Cardinal Mendoza in strange circumstances and later murdered, and then loses his inn. He then becomes a servant to Gonzalo and an increasingly bitter and deranged character.
101
102	* {{Foil}}: To Sátur: They are both insanely unlucky and greatly mistreated by life, but while Sátur is a plucky survivor, Cipri is a grumpy pessimist. They are a ButtMonkey and a ChewToy, respectively.
103	* GreenEyedMonster: Hates Sátur for having what he identifies as goods that he does not believe him to deserve, including a family, Gonzalo’s friendship and (some) more luck.
104	* HeroicSacrifice: [[spoiler:TakingTheBullet in the series's finale to save Gonzalo.]]
105	* {{Jerkass}}: Oh so much.
106	* TheChewToy: Gets vilified by the plot nonstop. All his attempts to regain his former happy life backfire miserably.
107	* TheCynic: And definitely has reasons.
108	* NiceGuy: Formerly, which can shock recent viewers who start watching Season 1.
109	* ThoseTwoGuys: With Floro, until his death.
110	* TookALevelInJerkass: After his misfortunes.
111	* UglyGuyHotWife: He and Inés were famously known for it in universe.
112	[[/folder]]
113
114	[[folder:Inés]]
115	!!Inés
116	->'''Played by:''' Erika Sanz
117
118	Cipri's wife. She was adopted by the Cardinal Mendoza as a child and comes to his service again when he calls her. She later gets pregnated by him and is left to die in an convent, but she escapes (though dies anyway).
119
120	* ShamelessFanserviceGirl: To her husband's much chagrin, she tended to dress skimpily.
121	* UglyGuyHotWife: Which is famous, or rather infamous, among their peers.
122	[[/folder]]
123
124	[[folder:Estuarda]]
125	!!Estuarda
126	->'''Played by:''' Marta Aledo
127
128	A prostitute, mother of Gabi. She later tips Sátur to know that he is the father.
129
130	* PutOnABus: Zig-Zagged. Firstly exits the series on the claim she and Gabi are moving to America, but Sátur finds out that they are actually living with a blacksmith near the city. Later she marries a respected man after Gabi is sent to France, and then leaves for real.
131	[[/folder]]
132
133	[[folder:Matilde]]
134	!!Matilde Torres
135	->'''Played by:''' Sonia Lázaro
136
137	The daughter of a supposed witch who Águila saves from the fire. She is adopted by Cipri and Inés and briefly has something with Alonso.
138
139	* MoralityChain: Sort of a meta example. It's after her disappearance that Alonso's CharacterDevelopment starts to turn him into a {{Jerkass}}.
140	* PuppyLove: With Alonso.
141	* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: Is taken by Inés when she leaves Cipri for the Cardinal, but when Inés reappears after escaping from the convent, Matilde is not with her. Her final fate is completely unknown.
142	[[/folder]]
143
144	[[folder:Anaís]]
145	!!Anaís
146
147	->'''Played by:''' María Pedroviejo
148
149	The beautiful owner of the brothel La Deleitosa, come to San Felipe in Season 9.
150
151	* MsFanservice: In line with her work.
152
153	[[/folder]]
154
155	[[folder:Flora]]
156	!!Flora
157
158	->'''Played by:''' Tina Sáinz
159
160	Anaís's assistant, a wise old woman.
161
162	* TheCynic: She knows the world she lives in and the job she had.
163	* NeverMessWithGranny: Pulls a gun when needed, and Pedro actually pays for it.
164	* ServileSnarker: Specially towards Anaís.
165	* {{Expy}}: Her character design is very obviously based on Pablo Picasso's portrait of La Celestina, which fits her role.
166
167	[[/folder]]
168
169	!!Palace of Santillana
170	[[folder:Lucrecia]]
171	!!Lucrecia de Guzmán, Marchioness of Santillana
172	->'''Played by:''' Miryam Gallego
173
174	A resident noblewoman who ReallyGetsAround, she is the on/off lover of Hernán, along with concubine to the Cardinal Mendoza and the King.
175
176	* ActionGirl: Downplayed and very sporadically played, but she has fought in person a few times.
177	* AttentionWhore: Really dislikes whenever she is not the queen bee, and can go to extremes to get it.
178	* EyeScream: Loses an eye by eagle’s claw in Season 7 and has to wear a patch, though she eventually recovers her eye back.
179	* FemmeFatale: Paradigmatic example, though not as good in seducing as she would like.
180	* GoldDigger: She is mentioned to have been a maid not unlike Margarita before marrying the Marquis of Santillana.
181	* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Lucrecia is as foppish and abusive as could be expected from a noblewoman of the time, but she does not lack a heart, it’s only that she has it very deeply placed.
182	* ManipulativeBitch: To ridiculous degree. Or at least she tries it.
183	* ReallyGetsAround: Good lord. The gal sleeps with pretty much everybody, ranging from noblemen to guards and important figures like the King or the Cardinal, and especially with her unlucky partner Hernán.
184	* SanitySlippage: She has quite a handful through the series.
185	* ShamelessFanserviceGirl: The first shown in the series, and still the most prevalent.
186	* SugarAndIcePersonality: Very much like Hernán, she switches between rigidly cold and worldly friendly.
187	* TheVamp: She believes in the concept, as taught by Olivia, and actively tries to use her body to get her goals, though actually the times in which it has worked for her are very few.
188	[[/folder]]
189
190	[[folder:Nuño]]
191	!!Nuño de Guzmán
192	->'''Played by:''' Patrick Criado
193
194	The Marchioness's son. He is a spoiled, arrogant boy with a great pride for his ascendence. He and Hernán used to have a father-and-son like relationship. [[spoiler:Further because his father is revealed to be not the late Marquis, but Hernán himself.]]
195
196	* ArchEnemy: Alonso.
197	* {{Jerkass}}
198	* LonelyRichKid: At first played for drama, but later simply shrugged off.
199	* SpoiledBrat: Straight, later grown out of it, and then returned to it. He has settled down in a classy spoiled teenager.
200	* TookALevelInBadass: Starts as a scrawny boy who gets beaten up by tough urchins like Gabi and better trained swordsmen like Alonso, but over the seasons he becomes much more of a fighter, almost finishing the latter twice by sword.
201	[[/folder]]
202
203	[[folder:Irene]]
204	!!Irene de Mendoza/[[spoiler:Ana de Austria y Montignac]]
205	->'''Played by:''' Elisa Mouliaá
206
207	The Cardinal's niece and arranged wife [[spoiler:as well as unknown sister]] for Hernán. She starts as a naive girl under Lucrecia's tutelage, but soon becomes another ManipulativeBitch to fear. She [[spoiler:commits suicide after learing of her blood ties with his husband.]]
208
209	* DrivenToSuicide: [[spoiler:Shoots herself in the heart with a gun after eavesdropping that she is married to her brother.]]
210	* TheIngenue: At first.
211	* ManipulativeBitch: Later.
212	* ShamelessFanserviceGirl: Another one along with Lucrecia.
213	[[/folder]]
214
215	[[folder:Catalina]]
216	!!Catalina
217	->'''Played by:''' Pepa Aniorte
218
219	Lucrecia’s beleaguered maid and housekeeper. She is married to Floro and has a son called Murillo, but her husband is murdered by the Oriental Warrior in Season 1 and she is told a lie about him being to America. Later enters in a troubled relationship with Cipri and gets pregnant, but [[spoiler:is accidentally killed by a maddened man.]]
220
221	* AbsenceMakesTheHeartGoYonder: Though believing her husband to be alive, the years without him make her fall in love with Cipri.
222	* IronLady: The woman has to endure such things...
223	* KilledOffForReal: [[spoiler:Accidentally receives a bullet which was meant to Sátur and dies without giving birth to her son.]]
224	* MaidAndMaiden: The maid to Lucrecia’s maiden.
225	* MamaBear: Towards Murillo.
226	* MoralityChain: Sometimes acts as this for Lucrecia, but not very successfully.
227	* OldMaid: A prim and proper chambermaid.
228	* PrimAndProperBun
229	* SeriousBusiness: Housekeeping is serious, serious for her.
230	* TookALevelInJerkass[=/=]TheDogBitesBack: Fakes a reward edict against Lucrecia to get revenge for forcing her to abort her son, which she does not anyways. Catalina later regrets deeply, but it marks a point. Whether it was a reasonable feeling is up to YMMV, given that she apparently wanted to be publicity pregnant of a man who wasn't her (supposedly alive) husband in a time where that was a big no-no.
231	* UndyingLoyalty: Towards Lucrecia, even once giving her a lecture about how common people like her only have it to keep on. However, as mentioned, she has a unloyalty slippage in Season 7.
232	[[/folder]]
233
234	[[folder:Soledad]]
235	!!Soledad
236	->'''Played by:''' Neus Sanz
237
238	Lucrecia's new maid and housekeeper, come in Season 7 to replace Catalina [[spoiler:after her death.]] A stern figure in black often found at the background. [[spoiler:She is revealed to be in love with Lucrecia from before serving her.]]
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240	* BuryYourGays: [[spoiler:She is a lesbian (or perhaps bisexual, it's never stated which) and gets judged by UsefulNotes/TheSpanishInquisition when Hernán outs her. Barely averted because Lucrecia welcomes her back for her loyalty after her punishments.]] %%To be moved to OutOfTheClosetAndIntoTheLineOfFire when that is launched.
241	* DarkIsNotEvil: Wears rigorously in black and has a quite sordid look, but she seems to be a loyal and professional maid.
242	* IronLady: Looks it, and according to her backstory, she is.
243	* OldMaid: Old and stern.
244	* TheQuietOne: Rarely talks if it is not needed, only standing around in the background.
245	* PrimAndProperBun
246	* RapeAsBackstory: Was raped by her former employer, though she keeps it secret.
247	* TheReliableOne: Describes herself as such, and Lucrecia seems to agree.
248	* SecretKeeper: Gets entrusted unusually fast the existence of Lucrecia's son with the King. [[spoiler:She herself has some dark secret as well.]]
249	* SilentSnarker: To Lucrecia's chagrin.
250	* TheStoic: Incredibly serene and imperturbable, to the point of visually physical rigidity.
251	* UndyingLoyalty: When Hernán fires all the servants, she insists to stay with Lucrecia even if she is kicked downstars from maid to latrine cleaner.
252	[[/folder]]
253
254	[[folder:Marta]]
255	!!Marta
256	->'''Played by:''' Marta Calle
257
258	* BreakTheCutie: The most regularly mistreated maid in the palace, and she shows it.
259	* TheDogBitesBack: Once tries to leave Lucrecia to die for all her abuse, and it takes Inés to stop it.
260	[[/folder]]
261
262	!!The Guard
263	[[folder:The Sheriff]]
264	!!Hernán Mejías, the Sheriff
265	->'''Played by:''' Francis Lorenzo
266
267	The ludicrously ruthless Sheriff of the city, meaning that he in charge of the guardsmen and that he serves every BigBad available. Has a nasty love relationship with Lucrecia [[spoiler:being the father of her son Nuño]], although he is in an arranged matrimony with Irene de Mendoza. [[spoiler:He is also an illegitimate son to the King Felipe IV along with his Gonzalo and Irene, meaning that yes, he is married to his sister.]]
268
269	* AntiVillain: Becomes less of a villain and more of a character who simply is in the bad side after his family and love life are expanded. In Season 9, however, he loses it all.
270	* AsskickingLeadsToLeadership: He is not the Sheriff without reasons. With all his flaws, Hernán can kick and whip asses.
271	* AxCrazy: His first apparitions have him butchering people a bit too much naturally, and although late CharacterDevelopment shows that he is more or less a sane, caring person, he still has zero qualms about killing. At the last season, he reverts to his first state.
272	* CombatPragmatist: Prefers simply shooting down his opponents instead of engaging them, probably because he knows he is not much of a hand-to-hand fighter.
273	* TheCynic: Knows well the world in which he lives in, so it doesn’t come as a surprise.
274	* DarkIsEvil: He wears in all black leather.
275	* TheDragon: Starts as one for The Lodge and later switches for the Cardinal Mendoza.
276	* DrivenToMadness: In Season 9 after being rejected by Lucrecia and knowing he is the son of the king.
277	* EveryoneCallsHimBarkeep: Hernán is much more known simply as The Sheriff, and only Lucrecia calls him for any of his names. He needed at least two season to get known to viewers by his full name, as even official materials for Season 1 referred to him as The Sheriff.
278	* FashionableAsymmetry: His uniform jacket is patterned after fencing protective gear, featuring a mail in the left side of the chest.
279	* {{Fingore}}: Loses the fingertips of his right hand by frostbite and a kick from Gonzalo. He supplies them with a metal glove formerly belonging to a serial killer.
280	* GlassCannon: He has excellent aim with guns and is good enough of a swordsman to put a fight against Águila Roja, but unlike him, Hernán is neither very agile nor resilient, and fares poorly when outnumbered or unarmed.
281	* HellBentForLeather: Wears black leather.
282	* InspectorJavert: Towards Águila Roja, although more due to the hero opposing The Lodge and the Cardinal than out of respect for law.
283	* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: He is cold, distant and tough-hearted, but also tries to be a good father (sorta) and lover (sorta).
284	* MilitaryBrat: Was a soldier and royal guard for most of his life, even in his childhood.
285	* MixAndMatchWeapon: His signature weapon in Season 1 is a gun sword, interestingly a real life contraption of the time.
286	* PapaWolf: Towards Nuño.
287	* PowerFist: His armored gauntlet is good for punching.
288	* ARealManIsAKiller: Seems to have zig-zagging views on the trope when it involves other people like Nuño, but he applies it to himself thoroughly.
289	* SilverFox: Manly and grey-haired.
290	* SugarAndIcePersonality: A pretty grumpy guy.
291	* TortureAlwaysWorks: A firm believer on it.
292	* UngratefulBastard: Keeps chasing Águila Roja despite he let him to live instead finishing him for good. Of course, he doesn’t know his reasons.
293	* UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom: He kickstarts the entire series after killing Gonzalo’s wife.
294	* WolverineClaws: His gauntlet has metal points in its fingers. Hernán once threatens a guard with gouging his eyes with them, but he actually never does it.
295	[[/folder]]
296
297	[[folder:Pedro]]
298	!!Pedro
299	->'''Played by:''' Álex Navarro
300
301	Hernán's second-in-command.
302
303	* TheDragon: Very loyal to Hernán, he is always by his side.
304	** TheStarscream: However, Pedro unexpectedly doesn't hesitate a second to backstab Hernán and try to get his job as sheriff, accusing him of not being a good one in charge.
305	* EveryoneCallsHimBarkeep: An even worse example than his boss, as although his name is said onscreen, virtually no supplementary material had him listed by it, only as "Lieutenant" or some variation.
306	* HellBentForLeather: Due to it being the uniform of the guard.
307	* {{Hypocrite}}: He calls Hernán out for abusing his position, something which Pedro himself is perfectly happy to do with Anaís.
308	* MauveShirt: He is the only named and consistently surviving of his mooks. Not even his antecessor is given this treatment.
309	* MookLieutenant
310	* OnlyOneName: Bordering NoNameGiven, because his name has been said incredibly few times through the entire series. Also, oddly enough, he never gets a last name.
311	* TheQuietOne: Rarely talks, and only to receive orders and give information.
312	* ScarsAreForever: Receives one across his face, courtesy of Águila.
313	* SilentSnarker: Occasionally.
314	* TookALevelInJerkass: As mentioned, he downright betrays Hernán when he has the opportunity to get his job. It feels sudden, as Pedro is never shown to be scheming or unloyal at all - quite the opposite, considering he was the only guard who stayed with Hernán when all the others left him.
315	[[/folder]]
316
317	[[folder:The Jailer]]
318	!!The Jailer
319	->'''Played by:''' Juan Carlos López Agustino
320
321	A huge, hulking jailer in the garrison. His role includes torturing the prisoners and ocasionally fighting.
322
323	%%* BaldOfEvil
324	* TheBrute: Although he is less active than most examples, as he rarely leaves the prison, he keeps the role.
325	* EvilIsBigger: Pretty tall and big, and that even considering that he hunchs quite a bit.
326	* EyeScream: Loses an eye in Season 2 by a dagger attack from Águila.
327	* NoNameGiven: We are never told his name, if he has one. Even when Lucrecia jokes about sleeping with him, she only calls him "the bald jailer".
328	* PrimalStance: Often walks hunchbacked, as if he had a hump.
329	* TortureTechnician: He is clearly not very intellectual, but he surely knows how to inflict pain, and is in charge of it.
330	* UndyingLoyalty: To Hernán. Even when he is demoted from Sheriff and kicked out by Pedro, the jailer only gives him a gloomy, almost saddened look.
331	[[/folder]]
332
333	[[folder:The first lieutenant]]
334	!!The first lieutenant
335	->'''Played by:''' Jesús Granda
336
337	Hernán's first and unnamed right hand. He is killed by Águila Roja in episode 15.
338
339	* KilledOffForReal: By katana slicing.
340	* MauveShirt: A true case in contrast to Pedro.
341	* MookLieutenant
342	* NoNameGiven: His name is never mentioned.
343	* WeHardlyKnewYe
344	[[/folder]]
345
346	!!The King's court
347	[[folder:The King]]
348	!!King Philippe IV of Spain
349	->'''Played by:''' Xabier Elorriaga
350
351	The King of the Spain, Portugal and the Spanish Empire, also known as an amoral bastard who is powerful and enjoys it.
352
353	* AdiposeRex: He is pretty fat, even slighty more than his historic self.
354	* AdmiringTheAbomination: Not only is openly enthusiast towards the possibility of recruiting Malasangre for his armies, he also looks fascinated with him and his efficiency - enough to forgive him for having put a dagger against his own neck.
355	* EvenEvilHasStandards: Is clearly uncomfortable with Malasangre's plan to capture slaves from the streets to sell to the Turks, and at the end backs down, although more on the philosophical basis of not turning the Spanish people in a race of slaves than because he gives a crap about them.
356	* HairOfGoldHeartOfGold: Very much subverted: he is an underhanded ruler and a horrible person.
357	* PublicDomainCharacter
358	* ReallyGetsAround: As expected from a Spanish king, he has as many lovers as he wants, with many other bastard sons.
359	* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: Laughed at the face of. He is the king and knows it, so he only acts reasonable with his subjects whenever he feels like.
360	[[/folder]]
361
362	[[folder:The Queen]]
363	!!Queen Mariana of Austria
364	->'''Played by:''' Eliana Sánchez
365
366	The Queen of Spain, a woman frustrated by the circumstances of her husband and her kingdom.
367
368	* GodSaveUsFromTheQueen: She is cruel and arrogant, just as expected of the wife of the King.
369	* TheHighQueen: Of all the Spains.
370	* {{Hypocrite}}: The queen often berates Phillip IV for his infidelities, but she has her own lovers as well, among them the Cardinal Mendoza.
371	* MamaBear: Even although she shows plenty of doubts about her heir, she is willing to do anything to make sure her son will be sitting on the throne some day.
372	* PublicDomainCharacter
373	* TallDarkAndSnarky: A brunette, slighty taller than other women in the cast and with a very ill temper.
374	* WomanScorned: She knows her husband's affairs and tries to get her hand in them to stop it.
375	[[/folder]]
376
377	[[folder:Cardinal Mendoza]]
378	!!Cardinal Francisco de Mendoza y Balboa
379	->'''Played by:''' José Ángel Egido
380
381	Cardinal of the Catholic church and the Queen's personal confessor (and lover), he is an ambitious churchman who wishes to be Pope and is willing to use everything to his range to get it. He takes Hernán as his begrudging enforcer and makes him execute several plots to attain more power.
382
383	* AffablyEvil: He is solemn and soft-spoken for usual, though some circumstances can turn him [[EvilIsHammy certainly a bit louder]].
384	* BadassPreacher: May not evidence it, but the guy knows how to handle guns and swords and does not fear to fight personally. He kills Agustín offscreen and almost finishes off Father Adrián, both of them being noted to be very capable fighters, and in the former's case possibly as dangerous as Gonzalo himself. (Evidently, it's not known if the Cardinal fought Agustín alone or backed by a cohort of guards, but it is still a feat in any case.)
385	%%* BaldOfEvil: Has almost no hair under his hat.
386	* BigBad: Zig-zagged. He starts as the new main antagonist when The Lodge is taken out, but after seasons, his goals made him clash less with the heroes and more with other baddies like Hernán or Malasangre, to the point that he almost seems to forgot about Águila Roja altogether. While he is until the end the most powerful villain next to the King, his role as antagonist is diffuse.
387	* ChurchgoingVillain: He really believes in God and more or less champions for the Christianity, but does it more in his own way than through the Commandments.
388	* ChurchMilitant: A religious man who isn't afraid of grabbing weapons for his faith.
389	* TheCorruptible: Although bent in becoming Pope, he is initially unwilling to betray Spain for France, giving the French emissary a clever patriotic reply when it gets suggested. However, in a turn easy to see, he swiftly changes his mind after they offer him the Chair of Saint Peter in exchange for the treason.
390	* DirtyOldMonk: The good Cardinal preaches against lust and sin. This said, he has absolutely no trouble with bringing prostitutes by the pair to his lodging. Lucrecia and even the Queen sleep with him in many an occasion.
391	* FatBastard: He is quite stout, as fit for a stereotyped Spanish churchman.
392	* KarmicDeath: [[spoiler:The Marchioness kills him in the series's finale in response to selling her life to the French crown.]]
393	* KevLard: Can take a knife or a bullet to the torso and still put a fight.
394	* EvenEvilHasStandards: Despite all his evils, he is clearly disturbed at having to kill the Sucessor of Christ, and whips himself to try to make up for it. Later, he resists noticeably to commit high treason against Spain, and only does so after a tempting offer.
395	* SinisterMinister: An evil cardinal.
396	* StoutStrength: Is surprisingly strong for someone his age and presumable lifestyle.
397	* TheUnfettered: He won't allow anything to get in his way to be the new Pope.
398	* WellIntentionedExtremist: His desire to be Pope is based around the belief that only he can lead the Christianity to a better era.
399	[[/folder]]
400
401	[[folder:Malasangre]]
402	!!Sebastián "Malasangre" Ventura
403	->'''Played by:''' Eusebio Poncela
404
405	The leader of a band of savage bandits in the Amazonian colonies, he is brought to the King in Season 7 to be recruited by him as a consultant of his armies. Twisted to no end and cunning like few, he soon disputes the Cardinal's place next to the King.
406
407	* AffablyEvil: You would never know that he is a psycho from talking with him - at least, you would only get that he is a rather creepy guy. He never says a high word and is incredibly polite.
408	** EvilIsHammy: Sporadically, he can get a bit hammier when excited, like when he escapes the royal prison, starting an AlliterativeList:
409	-->"FREEDOM! FRESH AIR!" ''[casually notices Lucrecia next to him, horrified at seeing that he is not Hernán]'' [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking "And a beautiful woman.]] What else can you ask for?"
410	* AsskickingLeadsToLeadership: Before as the leader of a band of outlaws and now as King Philippe IV's adviser, he shows everybody why he is in charge.
411	* AxCrazy: He is crazy and ruthless enough to survive in the American wilderness, takes a delight in killing, and even is a cannibal.
412	%%* BaldOfEvil: He lacks hair on top.
413	* BlowGun: Is one of his skills, presumably learned in the Amazonian jungle and good enough to fell two chasers riding horses with it.
414	* BlueAndOrangeMorality: Is incredibly inconsistent with his actions and moral stances, even at short term, and it looks more like he just follows his weird whims, or at least that he has a really bizarre way to view life. He enjoys power and claims to be completely egotistical, but is also very ready to die in any circumstance, and over time developes a strange sense of honor. At the end, even his own [[spoiler:decision to die]] is left open.
415	* BoxedCrook: Works for the King after his career as a bandit.
416	* BunnyEarsLawyer: The King signs him up as an adviser due to his intelligence and knowledge, but nobody is going to forget how dangerous he is.
417	* CardCarryingVillain: He shows absolutely no remorse for his misdeeds and even seems to see them as signs of style.
418	* TheChessmaster: Outgambits pretty much everybody in his first apparitions, including Águila, the Cardinal and the King.
419	* TheCorrupter: As an advisor, most of what Ventura does is tacitly influencing the King to follow his ruthless methods. The monarch, being the amoral bastard he is, has no problem except in very minor cases.
420	* CreepyBlueEyes: With emphasis on creepy.
421	* CreepySouvenir: The King shows the Cardinal Mendoza a collar of severed ears (and perhaps other body parts) to ilustrate Malasangre's savagery before introducing him. Ventura himself is never shown wearing it, but it would not be odd for him.
422	* DeathSeeker: Played with. Although he acts for himself most of the time, Malasangre clearly doesn't give a crap if he lives or dies, and outright chooses to be killed on at least two separate occasions without having definite reasons to do so.
423	* DrivenToSuicide: At the series's finale, [[spoiler:he suddenly turns against the King and empties his guns on the royal guard, being quickly gunned down by them.]]
424	* EstablishingCharacterMoment: He kills a royal guard by biting his jugular when the King proposes him to be his adviser.
425	-->''[spits out a piece of the guy's flesh]'' "Not interested."
426	** Also establishing in which he later changes his mind about the proposition, showing his opportunistic nature.
427	* EvilCannotComprehendGood:
428	** Even for a powerful mind like his, Ventura looks genuinely puzzled when Margarita offers her body to him in exchange for bringing back Gonzalo, and becomes interested in her reasons to do it. It is almost a PetTheDog point that he never claims his part of the treat after recovering from his illness. Later, he possibly has a change of heart towards one of his lovers when he is going to be executed for her fault, choosing to live after seeing her remorseful face.
429	** It later comes to him in what is possibly a brilliant example of DeathByIrony: [[spoiler:not being able to save Gonzalo, Malasangre commits SuicideByCop during his execution just a moment before the audience causes a riot which helps Gonzalo to escape. Being the cynic he was, Ventura probably never believed that the common people were going to rise up against the established power on Gonzalo's behalf.]]
430	* EvilOldFolks: He is quite old, probably deep into his sixties, but it doesn’t make him any less competent.
431	* GeniusBruiser: A mastermind who also excels in hand-to-hand.
432	* GoOutWithASmile: Invoked in his establishing claim that he will die smiling, and later demonstrated with a ecstatic grin in any situation he thinks he is about to die. However, interestingly, [[spoiler:it gets averted at the end: he doesn't smile when he dies for real.]]
433	* GreaterScopeVillain: Increased over time. He is initially just a bloodthirsty hedonist, but it is later topped by hunger for politic power on the Cardinal's level, and finally wishes to have [[spoiler:Gonzalo]] crowned as a king with himself as his right hand (although by stated altruistic reasons).
434	* ImAHumanitarian: Not only he is good killing people with his teeth, but he also fests on his preys. The guy merrily talks about how he once devoured an Amazonian indigenous chief who ironically wanted to eat him first.
435	* IncurableCoughOfDeath: He comes secretly ill from an Amazonian disease, but apparently gets better in the time Gonzalo and Sátur take to return from galleys.
436	* LimitedWardrobe: Not unusual on the series, but he is an interesting example because he keeps the tattered, ragged clothes he wore when he was brought chained before the King. He eventually changes them for newer but otherwise identical ones.
437	* ManipulativeBastard: When he is imprisoned along Hernán, he tells him and Lucrecia an escape plan for her to get Hernán out, appearing selfless, but only in order to supplant his place and then ride away.
438	* NotAfraidToDie: His self-preservation fluctuates depending on the occasion, but it's clear that he doesn't fear death.
439	* PrimalStance: A minor example; he tilts his head down a lot, which gives him a predatory look.
440	* RedBaron: "Malasangre", which can be translated "Bad-Blood" (also as "Evil-Blood" or "Ill-Blood"). Even the King's servants refer to him as such.
441	* SexGod: According to him, he always has more to teach than to learn in the bed, although he is most likely talking about his BDSM likings.
442	* SoftSpokenSadist: He always speaks in a very soothing voice.
443	* TapOnTheHead: Repeatedly shows the skill to knock people out clean with what appears to be a double clenched fist to the back. Both Hernán and Gonzalo fall to it.
444	* TalkingYourWayOut: Routinely. He never wields a weapon as many times as he has one pointed on him, but he always get it out safe through his wits.
445	* TooManyBelts: Wears two big militar belts, one above the other.
446	* UngratefulBastard: His main trait, according to him upon his introduction to Gonzalo. Notably enough, he later changes his mind and becomes more of a NobleDemon.
447	* WellIntentionedExtremist: Wants Gonzalo to replace, or at least kill, the King, on the belief it will be better for the world.
448	[[/folder]]
449
450	!!Other characters
451
452	[[folder:Agustín]]
453	!!Agustín
454	->'''Played by:''' Adolfo Fernández
455
456	Gonzalo's old master and retainer, the man who knows all his secrets and many more.
457
458	* AllMonksKnowKungFu: Justified because he apparently trained in Asia as well.
459	* OldMaster: Bests Águila Roja in a brief kung fu scuffle at a first encounter.
460	-->'''Sátur''': I told you, master, that this guy was going to foul you up!\
461
462	* BadHabits: It's implied that he is just posing as a monk, or that he took the habits to disappear from the world, because most flashbacks show him in plain clothes.
463	* CharlesAtlasSuperpower: He is not any less superhuman than Águila. The old fellow jumps over thirty feet long from a balcony in their introduction fight.
464	* DeusExitMachina: Presumably knows everything about the past of Gonzalo and his secret brothers, but as he is dead at this point, he cannot be asked.
465	* {{Expy}}: An incredibly obvious one to [[Franchise/StarWars Obi-Wan Kenobi]] from ''Film/ANewHope'', both visually (white-bearded, brown robe with a dramatic hood, crazy good fighter) as in role (wise master who gets killed by a villain withholding vital info for the hero).
466	* FullNameBasis: He prefers to refer to Sátur as Saturno, his full name.
467	* InTheHood: As a monk that he is.
468	* LargeHam: Old and wise and such, but he can be a bit histronic at times.
469	* MentorOccupationalHazard
470	* OldMaster
471	* OldRetainer: Implied to have been it before Gonzalo met Sátur.
472	* SacrificialLion: Despite his jedi-like badassery, he is offscreen executed by the Cardinal Mendoza.
473
474	[[/folder]]
475
476	[[folder:Captain Rodrigo]]
477	!!Captain Rodrigo
478	->'''Played by:''' Israel Elejalde
479
480	An army captain and member of The Lodge who has a change of heart and runs away from it upon learning they want to murder the King.
481
482	* HeelFaceTurn: Does it immediately before the history of the series.
483	* HeKnowsTooMuch: The reason The Lodge entrusts Hernán the task of track and kill him.
484	* KilledOffForReal: Dies under torture by Hernán and his henchmen.
485	* OnlyOneName: He only receives a first name despite being said along his captain rank. This implies "Rodrigo" is actually his last name, which would be possible, but very odd.
486	[[/folder]]
487
488	[[folder:The Oriental Warrior]]
489	!!Sung-Yi / The Oriental Warrior
490	->'''Played by:''' Huichi Chiu
491
492	Gonzalo's former colleague in his training in Asia. A much less moral character, she works as an assassin for hire, and is brought by Hernán to take on Águila Roja.
493
494	* AlwaysSomeoneBetter: She defeats Gonzalo in a fair fight, and if a flashback is worth to judge by, it wasn't the first time.
495	* DarkActionGirl: Works for the Sheriff.
496	* EvilCounterpart: To Águila Roja, naturally. Best exemplified by her black clothes as opposed to his red and white costume (at the time, the black and red version that caught for the rest of the series hadn't been introduced) and their fighting tactics.
497	* ExoticWeaponSupremacy: Utilizes a kusarigama, a ninja weapon very rarely seen in Spanish popular culture, and it serves well to get free hits against both Gonzalo and Sátur.
498	* FullFrontalAssault: Is forced to defend herself naked when is confronted by Hernán in midst of a night bath, complete with a rare full frontal nudity shot.
499	* GlassCannon: She is in fact more skilled than Gonzalo in swordfighting, but lacks his ability to dodge bullets, [[spoiler:which proves to be fatal.]]
500	* KnightOfCerebus: The first one of the series, and the author of the first death of a main cast character.
501	* McNinja: As seen in her name and accent, she is clearly Chinese, and yet a kunoichi.
502	* MakeAnExampleOfThem: Murders Floro to send Gonzalo a message.
503	* SamusIsAGirl: Her baggy clothes and balaclava obscure the fact that she is a woman, and it's only revealed when Gonzalo sees through the costume.
504	* TheWorfEffect: Despite being built as Gonzalo's superior, she is killed rather easily by Hernán when he decided that two ninja are too much of a problem.
505
506	[[/folder]]
507
508	[[folder:Sátur's father]]
509	!!Sátur's father
510	->'''Played by:''' Creator/PepeCarabias
511
512	A servant to the Duke of Alba who unknowingly fathered Sátur [[spoiler: and his twin brother]] with a prostitute.
513
514	* TheAtoner: He looks upset upon revealing himself to Sátur and telling him that he is not the son of the duke, but of a servant like him. It's never revealed why he abandoned Sátur and his mother (assuming that he knew about his existence), but he appears to be sorry for the life his son had to endure.
515	* BusCrash: After appearing in one episode, he dies later without ever returning.
516	* InformedAbility: He is said to play the lute, which Sátur receives. As he barely appears in the series, we never see him play.
517	* LikeFatherLikeSon: He is even shorter than Sátur.
518	* NoNameGiven: We are never told his name.
519	[[/folder]]
520
521	[[folder:Santiago]]
522	!!Santiago Merino
523	->'''Played by:''' Enrique San Francisco
524
525	A retired law enforcer from Castro Urdiales. He comes to the city to visit his old friend Sátur, but instead ends helping Gonzalo to track down the Fake Águila Roja. After resolving the case by assisting with smarts and pure guts, he leaves without getting to see Sátur again, revealing [[spoiler:that he is terminally ill]] and thanking Águila for making him live this last adventure.
526
527	* AwesomeByAnalysis: As expected from a man of his profession (or not, given that few law enforcers in the series are even competent to get started), he deducts Gonzalo's involvement with the bloody incidents by just seeing his reactions, and later helps him with his investigation to find the impostor's house.
528	* CoolOldGuy: Despite his age, is still able to climb a mountain and zip-line his way to the prison, as well as do some brawling.
529	* CulturedBadass: Not only he is well-read, he somehow knows what a shuriken is and even talks a bit of Chinese. The latter is, according to him, because he knew some Chinese bakers back in his village.
530	* TheCynic: Subverted. The old guy doesn't fool himself about the reality of the world he lives in, but unlike most examples, he believes that there is good people and that it's their task to fight evil.
531	* DarkIsNotEvil: Wears all black, and his attitude can make him be creepy and unpleasant at times, but he is solidly in the side of good.
532	* DeadpanSnarker: And harsher than most of examples in and out of this series.
533	* EstablishingCharacterMoment: Vigorously shutting down Gonzalo's attempts to keep him apart of his problem.
534	-->Listen to me, I may have an idiot's face, but I am not one. I want to help you, fuck!
535	* EyeObscuringHat: Makes his first apparition wearing a black hat over his eyes, but he takes it off swiftly, and he later loses it offscreen while climbing to the mountain.
536	* GoodIsNotSoft: Is pretty harsh-spoken and brash, not counting his constant swearing, but he is a trusty guy.
537	* HenpeckedHusband: He pontifies it is the fate of all married men.
538	* HeroicSelfDeprecation: Doesn't waste time in colorfully cursing himself to get Gonzalo to listen to him.
539	* TheKetchupTest: Once in the prison's torture chamber, he nonchalantly collects some blood from a severed arm with his fingertips. He fortunately doesn't taste it, but he still examines it before casting it aside, only mildly disgusted.
540	* LargeHam: Talks very loudly and expressively, a trait inherited from the guy who plays him.
541	* LikeYouWereDying: At the end of the episode, he reveals [[spoiler:that he is dying and that it's why he came to visit Sátur in the first place.]]
542	* LivingEmotionalCrutch: For a short time, he becomes this for Gonzalo.
543	* NiceGuy
544	* NonActionGuy: Defied. Santiago is clearly not a physical fighter, and he actually gets them captured when is held at dagger point by the warden, but he still shows that he is no slouch either. He knocks out a guard by clocking him with a ''[[ImprobableWeaponUser pear of anguish]]'', and later is perfectly willing to fight the Fake Águila Roja by himself with Gonzalo's double naginata.
545	* OddFriendship: Funny how a man of law like Santiago can be close friends with a rogue like Sátur, especially with their respective personalities. According to him, he met Sátur for the first time when he imprisoned him for stealing, and after they talked for a time due to Merino's boredom, Sátur gave him advice which ended saving his matrimony, making Santiago release him in gratitude.
546	* TheReliableOne: Santiago comes in a difficult time for Gonzalo, as he has just got his classroom murdered by a frightening enemy he cannot find out and his trusted Sátur is not with him in this trance, but the old constable proves to be a bold and determined ally.
547	* RetiredBadass: As mentioned, he is a retired law representant, and apparently a skilled one.
548	* SecretKeeper: Is to date the only person Gonzalo has voluntarily revealed his identity as Águila aside from Sátur.
549	* SirSwearsALot: Would break the scale in a series with much more foul language than ''Águila Roja''. It is another trait inherited from the actor.
550	[[/folder]]
551
552	[[folder:Fake Águila]]
553	!!Fake Águila Roja
554	->'''Played by:''' Miguel Ángel Jenner (voice)
555
556	A mysterious man obsessed with Águila Roja who desires to destroy his life. He dons his costume, steals his katana and starts a killing spree on the city, incriminating him with the murders and destroying his reputation among people.
557
558	* AlmightyJanitor: His background is unknown, but he was probably just a peasant man, with few resources and possibly even illiterate, as it was the norm in the Spain of the time. However, he also happens to be an evil mastermind who created a trap endowed with improbably advanced technology and a equally complex revenge plan.
559	* AxCrazy: The guy is completely nuts.
560	* BeingTorturedMakesYouEvil: His character described in a single sentence.
561	* DarkAndTroubledPast: [[spoiler:He was a peasant arrested for some reason and then imprisoned in a sort of privatized prison where he was creatively tortured for years. The man, probably already DrivenToMadness, gained a hate for the people's hero Águila Roja because he never came to rescue him, and after he escaped the prison, he sought vengeance against him.]]
562	* DecapitationPresentation: Even worse than a severed head: he sends Gonzalo a box of ''visceras'' ripped out of his victims.
563	* DiabolusExNihilo: Comes from nowhere both out and in-universe.
564	* EvilKnockoff: Self-made of Águila Roja. He is even difficult to tell apart visually from him, as his costume is almost identical. However, you can also see that he is physically bigger than Gonzalo and that his fighting style is cruder and probably self-trained.
565	* EvilSoundsDeep: Talks very deep and gruff, almost as if he had a throat problem.
566	* FauxAffablyEvil: His way to speak is threatening but quite articulate.
567	* GeniusBruiser: He concocts a succesful plan to catch Águila Roja and later puts a fight against him (although Gonzalo carried a bullet wound at the time).
568	* GoodOldFisticuffs: Unlike the original Águila, he doesn't know martial arts, and this shows in his bar room brawl punches when he goes against Gonzalo in close quarters.
569	* KnightOfCerebus: In a series like ''Águila Roja'' where deaths and butcherings are in the everyday, this guy manages to '''blow''' up the standard of psychos and dark characters introduced until the point.
570	* HiddenInPlainSight: His lair is the same house he lived in before being imprisoned. The guards probably never thought of looking there, assuming that they were actually searching for the escapee, which is dubious given the unusual nature of the prison.
571	* MouthStitchedShut: What he does to the kidnapped man dressed as Águila he leaves behind as a warning. The man has his mouth horribly stitched shut, and judging for his moans he is ''desperately'' trying to speak out.
572	* NoNameGiven: Naturally, as his identity is never revealed.
573	* RoomFullOfCrazy: His house is full of pliegos de cordel (newspapers of the time) talking about Águila Roja and his rescues, showing his obsession and insanity.
574	* SerialKiller: Kills lots of people under the name of Águila Roja.
575	* SilentAntagonist: Subverted. His only lines are when he has Gonzalo and Sátur trapped in his pit; when they face on the battle, he doesn't utter a word and barely grunts at all.
576	* TheSpook: Eventually found out, but not as much as to reveal his name or face.
577	* SupernaturalGoldEyes: His eyes seem to be yellow when he shows himself to Gonzalo and Sátur, although it could be a light effect.
578	* TheyLookJustLikeEveryoneElse: The reason why Gonzalo doesn't unmask him.
579	* TheUnreveal: We are never told exactly his past, nor we get to see his face, though considering that he was basically nobody, it would have been pointless.
580	* UnskilledButStrong: As mentioned, he doesn't enjoy Gonzalo's skills and knowledge, but he makes for them with both strength and intelligence.
581	* VileVillainSaccharineShow: Even for a series where killers and madmen are legion, this one makes every other antagonist in ''Águila Roja'', including Malasangre, look like your lovely granny.
582	* WouldHurtAChild: He. Slaughters. A. ''Classroom.''
583	[[/folder]]
584
585	[[folder:Emilio]]
586	!!Emilio de Montalvo / Eduardo
587
588	->'''Played by:''' Manual Manquiño
589
590	Gonzalo's supposed uncle, appeared in Season 9. He is actually an assassin sent by the Cardinal to infiltrate his family.
591
592	%%* BaldOfEvil
593	* TheStoner: He takes cannabis to cure his apparent epilepsy, though only offscreen.
594
595	[[/folder]]
596
597	[[folder:Trini]]
598	!!Trinidad "Trini" Pérez de la Calzada
599
600	->'''Played by:''' Jorge Sanz
601
602	A famous bandit from Seville who wants to find his lost brother, Noel.
603
604	* CharlesAtlasSuperpower: He kills a mook throwing him a knife from the ground... with said mook hanging from a castle towers at least five stores over him.
605	* BladeEnthusiast: His signature weapon, even when facing sword-wielding opponents, is his trusty Albacetian navaja.
606	* LovableRogue: Clearly what he tries to be.
607

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