History Characters / LuchaUndergroundFormerRoster

With Demon exiting ''Lucha Underground'' after they destroyed Texano at ''Ultima Lucha'', Chavo thought he was safe. Unfortunately, Texano returned during Season 2 to make it very clear that he was still coming for him. Utilized his allies in The Crew to defeat Texano in a gauntlet match, but lost to Ivelisse, Angelico, and Son of Havoc in a Trios contest. Was later defeated by Texano in a bullrope match, after being left by Castro and Cisco. Competed in Aztec Warfare II but was felled by Matanza after falsely assuming his alliance with Dario Cueto was still valid. After yet another failed attempt to get into Dario's good graces, Chavo resorted to trickery, stealing Cage's Aztec Medallion during his match with Mascarita Sagrada. Held onto the Medallion long enough to place it into the Gift of the Gods, taking Cage's place in the match, and subsequently won the title thanks to Cage's interference...only to find out that Cage had struck a deal with Dario Cueto to receive the first shot, ensuring that he would get his revenge for the theft. Cage would indeed get revenge the week after, as he soundly defeated Chavo to take the Gift of the Gods. Was scheduled to compete in a 12-person match for a chance at #1 Contendership, but was removed from the proceedings courtesy of a returning Pentagon Jr. Chavo reappeared during Season 3 to speak with Rey Mysterio and DA Jr., then requested to speak with Dario. It was later revealed that Chavo would be facing DA Jr. in a match refereed by Mysterio, with the winner receiving a match with Pentagon. Chavo's attitude got the best of him during the match, leading him to strike Mysterio and subsequently lose. Chavo attacked DA Jr. backstage, injuring him, and was subsequently added (along with Mysterio) to a triple threat with Pentagon. He would not be involved in the decision, and would attack Mysterio afterward with the same chair he used to attack DA Jr. The two are headed for a collision course that might very well see one leave the Temple for good, as Rey has officially requested a "Loser Leaves Lucha" match against Chavo. Chavo and his father attempted to orchestrate a cheap win to banish Rey from the Temple for good, but the intervention of Dario Cueto led to Chavo losing and having to leave for good.

Councilman of the city of Los Angeles, Delgado answered to a mysterious benefactor he addresses as "My Lord". All-around scumbag. Told Captain Vasquez to back off investigating Dario Cueto, as his benefactor was protecting him. Tipped off Cueto as to the possible presence of police moles within the Temple (which turned out to be true), and may be the unknown party who Cueto called after killing Mr. Cisco. Helped get the charges against Cueto dropped before Season 3 began. He delivered an ornate Aztec casket to Dario in Season 3, telling him that "his ascension is complete" and warning him to have a new "host body" ready soon. Delgado came to the Temple to speak to Dario regarding Cage and the Gauntlet, which was interrupted by DA Jr., who he was introduced to and was quite impressed by. Asked to meet with Cage in private, then attempted to recruit him for what grand plans he and the Benefactor had. Unfortunately, he made the mistake of upsetting the Gauntlet-empowered Cage, first resulting in him being slammed against a wall (and leaving a large hole in said wall), then in Cage's Gauntleted fist '''''punching right through his head''''', effectively making it explode.

* EyeScream: [[{{Squick}} Ick.]] After Cage destroyed Delagado's head, one of his eyes was left lying on the floor, which Cage crushed underfoot on his way out.

* TheAce: Alberto has a list of accomplishments that someone like RicFlair would approve of.

[[folder:Dragon Azteca]]
!!Dragon Azteca
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[[caption-width-right:200:[[MentorArchetype The enigmatic master and former owner of the emerald-colored mask.]]]]
An old, enigmatic luchador who [[MysteriousWatcher has been watching the events on the Temple from afar]], Dragon Azteca seemed to know a lot about both Dario Cueto's true motivations behind Lucha Underground and the existence of Matanza. Recognizing a kindred spirit in Black Lotus, Dragon Azteca "[[KidnappedByAnAlly kidnapped]]" her in order to train her to finally be able to face Matanza. In the very first episode of the show, he found a young street fighter whom he took under his wing as a student, and it was his student who tried to stop Dragon Azteca from going into the Temple to rescue Black Lotus, citing a prophecy that, were Dragon Azteca to step into the Temple, it'd be to his death. The student was sadly proven correct, as, convinced by Dario Cueto that he killed her parents, Dragon Azteca was slain by Black Lotus. His student now wears the mask and carries the name of his master.

During Season 2, it was revealed that Azteca partnered with Dario Cueto's father to find and unite the descendants of the seven Aztec tribes, so that they could do honorable battle. However, Cueto's father became obsessed with the tribes, descending into dark rituals and sacrificing his son Matanza to a god, allowing the god to inhabit the boy. Betrayed, Azteca split from Cueto's father, leading to the truce that existed between him and the Cuetos.

* '''First Appearance:''' "Welcome to the Temple" (Season 1, episode 1, intro)
* '''Last Appearance:''' "Ultima Lucha, Part 2" (Season 1, episode 39)
* '''Former Feuds:''' Dario Cueto, Chavo Guerrero, The Crew (by association with Chavo Guerrero), Matanza

* BadassGrandpa: In the intro of the very first episode of ''Lucha Underground'', he singlehandedly beat the crap out of three young gangbangers who were attacking the young tough who'd become his apprentice.
* HeroicSacrifice: Was aiming to make one to save Black Lotus, as a prophecy stated that if he set foot in the Temple that he would die. Did not work, see SenselessSacrifice below.
* JerkassHasAPoint: All of his training montages with Black Lotus had him telling her that she wasn't yet ready to face Matanza. Now that we've seen what Matanza's capable of... yeah, he was right.
* KidnappedByAnAlly: Pulled this on Black Lotus, but she actually appreciated the save and decided to train under him.
* KilledOffForReal: By Black Lotus.
* LegacyCharacter: At the end of ''Ultima Lucha'', it was shown that the hooded youth he spoke to at the end of the first half of ''Ultima Lucha'' had donned his mask.
* [[MentorArchetype Mentor]]: To Black Lotus and Dragon Azteca Jr. He also was one to Prince Puma, since he's the one that inspired him to follow the path of the luchador before Konnan started mentoring him, and Puma returned the favor by helping him to 'kidnap' Black Lotus. In Season 2, it's revealed that he was also Rey Mysterio's mentor.
** MentorOccupationalHazard: Fell prey to this, courtesy of his own student Black Lotus.
* NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast: If the look on Dario Cueto's face when Chavo informed him just who had been training Black Lotus is any indication.
* OldMaster: From what we've seen, Dragon Azteca was old. He was also wise and badass.
* ProphecyTwist: Dragon Azteca was prophesied to die if he entered Dario's temple, but was willing to sacrifice himself it it meant saving Black Lotus. He didn't know that his prophesied death would come at ''her'' hands.
* SenselessSacrifice: What his attempt at a HeroicSacrifice resulted in, as he did not count on Black Lotus having been convinced that he murdered her parents and was killed by her.

[[folder:Hernandez]]
!!Hernandez
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[[caption-width-right:200:[[TheBigGuy One vato loco.]]]]
Hernandez was one of Konnan's long-time allies, having wrestled with him for [[Wrestling/{{TNA}} another promotion]]. Konnan brought him in to serve as an ally for Prince Puma, and apparently it was just in time, with circumstances (read: Dario Cueto's machinations) landing Puma in a match against possibly the three baddest rudos in the entire roster: [[TerribleTrio King Cuerno, Cage and Texano.]] However, it wasn't enough, with the rudos advancing to the final of the tournament. Hernandez was soon walking on eggshells with Prince Puma and Konnan on account of interfering in his matches three times in a row, with the last one being the most reprehensible yet, since it cost #1 contender Drago his career. ([[HilariousInHindsight Funnily enough, by interference is how Hernandez won the #1 contendership]], since Marty "The Moth" Martinez ran into the ring claiming he could wrestle, distracting Cage and King Cuerno enough for Hernandez to capitalize and get the pin.) Dario Cueto soon forced Hernandez and Prince Puma to team up against Cage and King Cuerno, but Hernandez finally betrayed Prince Puma for good and was soon gunning for Puma's title with nothing but bad intentions. Hernandez was then put in a match to defend his claim for the title against Alberto "El Patron"... which he won '''again''' by interference when Johnny Mundo ran in and brutalized Alberto. However, all his dirty tactics and strutting were for naught, as Hernandez was ultimately defeated. Hernandez begun a feud with Drago, bitter at Drago's win of the 4-way #1 Contendership match to face Puma in ''Ultima Lucha'', and mocking Drago and his fans by saying that dragons were not real. Unfortunately for him, both Drago and ''the fans'' disagreed with him, and Hernandez was defeated at the Believer's Backlash match, a lumberjack match in which the ring was surrounded by belt-wielding fans who punished Hernandez for his cheekiness. Parted ways with Lucha Underground after Season 1 concluded, though his image would later appear in a compiled list of missing people.

* '''First Appearance:''' "The Art of War" (Season 1, episode 20)
* '''Last Appearance:''' "Ultima Lucha, Part 1" (Season 1, episode 38)
* '''Former Feuds:''' Texano, Prince Puma, Konnan, Drago

* [[ArrogantKungFuGuy Arrogant Lucha Guy]]: Hernandez couldn't help but smirk every time he got ahead in a match.
* TheBigGuy: Of his Trios team with Prince Puma and Johnny Mundo, and he was by default pretty damn big too, being able to look Cage in the eye at equal height.
* FaceHeelTurn: He went full-on heel after betraying Prince Puma and Konnan.
* [[GangBangers Gang Banger]]: Certainly had the look and the attitude.
* '''HateSink''': He slowly developed into one with his insufferable swagger and cocky attitude, but it EXPLODED after he betrayed Prince Puma and Konnan. He was soon the most hated guy in the entire roster.
* {{Jerkass}}: He was a cocky, insufferable prick since joining the Temple roster, but he took it to another level by betraying Prince Puma and Konnan and going full heel.
* PowerTrio: He formed this with Prince Puma and Johnny Mundo, the two top faces on the show.
* PutOnABus: Was released by the company after Season 1 concluded.
* UnwantedAssistance: Interfered thrice in Prince Puma's title defenses, and the champ was not happy, especially since one cost Drago his career.
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[[folder:Alberto "El Patron"]]
!![[Wrestling/AlbertoDelRio Alberto "El Patron"]]
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[[caption-width-right:200:[[LivingLegend His name is Alberto El Patron... but you already know that. *wink*]]]]
[[WrestlingFamily Heir to a dynasty of lucha libre legends]]. [[TallDarkAndHandsome Roguishly handsome and charismatic]]. [[PopularityPower Adored and cheered by fans the world over]]. Current or former champion on both sides of the border. [[LivingLegend The man, the legend]]. Alberto "El Patron".

"El Patron" came to Lucha Underground to prove he was the best wrestler in the world, and he had his sights set on not only winning the Lucha Underground title, but also beating the best that Lucha Underground has to offer. Alberto was, at the time, the ''Wrestling/{{AAA}}'' Mega Champion, and he defended his title in Lucha Underground against his worst enemy, Texano. Alberto then began feuding with Johnny Mundo, and won a fight against him for the right to face Hernandez for the #1 contendership to the Lucha Underground championship. However, his plans to become a dual champion were put on hold when Johnny Mundo attacked him during the match and threw him through the window of Dario Cueto's office, leaving him battered and bloody. Alberto disappeared for some time but returned with a vengeance on the June 17th show to get his revenge on Johnny Mundo. He made his in-ring return, wiping out Marty Martinez [[SquashMatch in under a minute]], and informed Mundo that he had awakened something inside Alberto that he really shouldn't have. Mundo had the last laugh, as he defeated Alberto at ''Ultima Lucha'' with the help of the debuting Melina, but it was El Patron who left the ring standing, since he made Johnny eat a glass window in revenge. Alberto ended his association with Lucha Underground in October of 2015, as he chose to return to the WWE. His image would later appear in a compiled list of missing people.

* '''First Appearance:''' "Johnny Mundo vs. The Machine" (Season 1, episode 13)
* '''Last Appearance:''' "Ultima Lucha, Part 2" (Season 1, episode 39)
* '''Former Feuds:''' Hernandez, Texano, Johnny Mundo, Melina
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* '''First Appearance:''' "Welcome to the Temple"
* '''Last Appearance:''' "Ultima Lucha, Part 2"

* '''First Appearance:''' "Welcome to the Temple" (Intro)
* '''Last Appearance:''' "Ultima Lucha, Part 2"

* '''First Appearance:''' "The Art of War"
* '''Last Appearance:''' "Ultima Lucha, Part 1"

* '''First Appearance:''' "Johnny Mundo vs. The Machine"
* '''Last Appearance:''' "Ultima Lucha, Part 2"

* '''First Appearance:''' "Welcome to the Temple"
* '''Last Appearance:''' "Ultima Lucha, Part 2"

* '''First And Last Appearance:''' "Ultima Lucha, Part 2"

* '''First Appearance:''' "Welcome to the Temple"
* '''Last Appearance:''' "The Beginning of the End"

* '''First Appearance:''' "The Key"
* '''Last Appearance:''' "The Desolation of Drago"

* '''First Appearance:''' "Crossing the Border"
* '''Last Appearance:''' "Last Luchador Standing"

* '''First Appearance:''' "Top of the Ladder"
* '''Last Appearance:''' "[=PenUltima=] Lucha"

* '''First Appearance:''' "Fire in the Cosmos"
* '''Last Appearance:''' "[=PenUltima=] Lucha"

* '''First Appearance:''' "The Desolation of Drago"
* '''Last Appearance:''' "The Hunt Is On..."

* '''First Appearance:''' "Fame & Fortune"
* '''Last Appearance:''' "Ultima Lucha Dos; Week Two"

* '''First Appearance:''' "Ancient Medallions"
* '''Last Appearances:''' "Monster Versus Monster" (Trece and Barrio Negro), "Brothers In Broken Arms" (Siniestro de la Muerte)

* '''First Appearance:''' "Welcome to the Temple"
* '''Last Appearance:''' "Loser Leaves Lucha"

* '''First Appearance:''' "Three's a Crowd"
* '''Last Appearance:''' "Ultima Lucha Dos; Week Two"

[[LivingLegend The legendary veteran]], who's wrestled in the [[Wrestling/{{WCW}} biggest]] [[Wrestling/{{ECW}} promotions]] on [[Wrestling/{{CMLL}} both sides]] of [[Wrestling/{{AAA}} the border]] and across the Caribbean. Konnan was the one who discovered Prince Puma, and soon became his [[MentorArchetype mentor and promoter]]. Years of experience made Konnan [[TheSmartGuy a shrewd and cunning strategist]], and his mentoring him was a large part of Puma's success. Konnan brought in Hernandez to the Temple as both a friend and as an ally to the reluctant Prince Puma. [[NiceJobBreakingItHero This turned out to be a HUGE mistake]], as Hernandez betrayed them and ended up gunning for Puma's title. However, both Puma and Konnan prevailed over Hernandez, with Puma successfully defending his title. Since then, Konnan tried to stay one step ahead so that his boy retained his title, his latest being to convince Texano to interfere on Puma's behalf in his title defense against Chavo Guerrero Jr. When Catrina sent the Disciples of Death to attack Prince Puma while he was having his staredown with Mil Muertes, Konnan stepped in cane in hand to aid his protege, but was brutally beaten down by Mil Muertes and the Disciples, and he was put into a casket and carried away. Konnan hasn't been seen since (and his image has appeared in a compiled list of missing people), and Prince Puma soon faced the challenges of the Temple alone...

* KilledOffForReal: Heavily implied by Catrina, supported by his image appearing in a list of missing people compiled by Captain Vasquez.

Another wrestler Dario Cueto was mortified by when he came into his temple, Pimpinela Escarlata is part of the proud ([[SincerityMode no, really]]) tradition of ''exoticos'', [[DragQueen feminine luchadores who dress in drag]], defying the usually very macho and Catholic Mexican culture. ''Exoticos'' stand out for their [[CampGay flamboyant]] and [[QueerPeopleAreFunny comedic]] performances, and Pimpinela was certainly no exception. Obviously, [[BuryYourGays Dario Cueto was not amused and had him beat the hell up by The Crew]], along with his partner Mascarita Sagrada, and [[PutOnABus he took a leave of absence from the Temple]]. [[TheBusCameBack Months later Pimpinela returned,]] much to the delight of the announcers and the fans, only to take another beating from the Disciples of Death. Did not appear for Season 2.

Oh, and he was crazy. And he did not appear during Season 2.

Since coming to the Temple, Super Fly looked to prove that he lived up to his name and moniker, which, as you might think, meant he wasn't afraid to take to the air and dive down upon his opponents with zero hesitation or caution for his own wellbeing. However, Super Fly was forced to unmask in a devastating loss to Sexy Star, as the two were put in a Mask vs Mask match by Dario Cueto in one of Cueto's most despicable moments. Heartbroken after losing the symbol of his luchador identity, Super Fly was easy pickings for Pentagon Jr. to attack, and like others before him, Pentagon broke his arm with an armbar, putting him on the shelf. Super Fly's injury was the main motivator for the feud between Sexy Star and Pentagon Jr. Super Fly returned to interfere in Sexy Star's submission match against Pentagon Jr., but to everyone's surprise, he actually '''[[FaceHeelTurn assisted Pentagon]]''' in defeating Sexy Star. Super Fly seemingly made it his goal to take his former friend's mask in perceived revenge for what she did to him. He beat Sexy and roughed her up badly, trying to take her mask the entire time, but Sexy soon had her revenge in record time to claim an Aztec Medallion [[{{Irony}} by using an armbar to submit him]]. Competed for another Medallion, but was eliminated midway through the match. Did not appear during Season 2.

* CoolMask: Which he sadly was forced to take off after he lost a Mask vs Mask star.

A veteran of many an indie (and one [[Wrestling/{{WWE}} BIG]]) wrestling show, [=DelAvar=] Daivari came to the Temple [[BloodKnight for a chance to prove that he was the best]]. First visiting the Temple as a spectator, it was Daivari's interference that cost the team of Cage, Texano, and King Cuerno the inaugural Trios title, and Texano was '''''[[{{Understatement}} PISSED]]'''''. And so, without even having a proper match in the Temple's ring, Daivari already managed to make a dangerous enemy. Daivari's money came in handy, however, as he was able to acquire the services of Big Ryck to assist him against Texano. They later gained the services of Cage in an attempt to attain the Trios championship, but came up short, and Daivari soon returned to feuding with Texano. He had a match against Bengala for one of Dario Cueto's Aztec Medallions, but came up short even with assists from Big Ryck. Competed again for another Medallion, this time the one vacated by Fenix, but was eliminated midway through. Interfered in the Gift of the Gods match at ''Ultima Lucha'', specifically targeting Big Ryck, who had returned to Dario Cueto's fold. Unfortunately, with Ryck's departure from the promotion following ''Ultima Lucha'', Daivari would not be able to get his revenge against his former subordinate. Though he stated that he would return, he did not appear during Season 2.

Former tag team partner of Texano, Daga competed against his former partner for an Aztec Medallion, but unfortunately came up short. Would later win a four-way against Mascarita Sagrada, Argenis, and Kobra Moon, though he would attract the unwanted attentions of Kobra Moon in the process. Repulsed Moon once more after coming out on the losing end against Son of Havoc. With Moon once again looking on, defeated Mascarita Sagada to win an Aztec Medallion, earning his way into a Gift of the Gods title match at Ultima Lucha Dos. Even though Moon cheered him on once more, he failed to win the Gift of the Gods. Disappeared immediately afterward; his fate is later revealed by Kobra Moon to Drago as having been torn apart by an entity named Lord Pindar.

* KilledOffForReal: According to Kobra Moon, he was torn apart by an entity named Lord Pindar.

Introduced late in Season 2. Although he had yet to make an in-ring appearance when he was first introduced, Dario clearly had big plans for the luchador, outright handing him an Aztec Medallion during their first meeting as a "signing bonus". Though his debut was impressive, Night Claw failed to win the Gift of the Gods. Unfortunately, his debut was his only appearance, as he would depart between seasons. (Though producer Chris [=DeJoseph=] has been hinting around that he may eventually return...)

Introduced late in Season 2. Although he had yet to make an in-ring appearance when he was first introduced, Dario clearly had big plans for the luchador, outright handing him an Aztec Medallion during their first meeting as a "signing bonus". Though his debut was impressive, Night Claw failed to win the Gift of the Gods. Unfortunately, his debut was his only appearance, as he would depart between seasons. (Though producer Chris DeJoseph has been hinting around that he may eventually return...)

When one thinks of the word "luchador", one of two names always pops into mind: that of ElSanto and that of Blue Demon. Following the steps of his legendary father, Blue Demon Jr. steps into the Temple's ring as the purest representative of the lucha libre tradition, wearing his father's iconic blue and silver mask and fighting in the classic lucha mat wrestling style. Respected and admired by all the tecnicos in the Temple, Blue is equally hated by the rudos, especially Wrestling/ChavoGuerreroJr, with whom he shared the burden of having the legacy of a wrestling dynasty on his shoulders. Blue was laid out by Chavo during a particularly bloody feud, but Blue eventually came on top, not without first ruining Chavo's chance at the inaugural Lucha Underground Championship by having him eliminated from the Aztec Warfare match. During the feud, Chavo became a target of the Mexican wrestlers in the roster, since spitting on Blue Demon's legacy is considered the ultimate insult against lucha libre. Blue returned after Dario Cueto's announcement of ''Ultima Lucha'', ''Lucha Underground's'' upcoming grand event, but Cueto told Blue that he didn't want him to participate in ''Ultima Lucha'' if he had any ring rust on him, so he brought in Chavo accompanied by The Crew and had them compete in a No-Disqualification match, which basically became a handicap match in which Chavo gleefully got his revenge on Blue. However, Blue visited a battered Chavo after Chavo lost his title shot match to rub salt in Chavo's wounds, and it became obvious that the beef between them was far from over. However, perhaps Chavo had the last laugh, as he got into Blue's head by stating that Texano was a better representative of Mexico than Blue. Destroyed Texano at ''Ultima Lucha'' with the help of the Crew and his former archnemesis Chavo. Between seasons, with peace forged between himself and Chavo and having settled his issue with Texano, Blue returned to Miami and retired from competition, according to Officer Reyes...though his image would later appear in a compiled list of missing people.

* ShooOutTheClowns: With things taking a darker turn in Lucha Underground with Matanza, El Mariachi Loco's antics and trumpet playing have become out of place. He hasn't been seen since Aztec Warfare, though he reportedly competed in an unaired battle royal at ''Ultima Lucha''.

Introduced late in Season 2. Although he had yet to make an in-ring appearance when he was first introduced, Dario clearly had big plans for the luchador, outright handing him an Aztec Medallion during their first meeting as a "signing bonus". Though his debut was impressive, Night Claw failed to win the Gift of the Gods. Unfortunately, his debut was his only appearance, as he would depart between seasons.

With Demon exiting ''Lucha Underground'' after they destroyed Texano at ''Ultima Lucha'', Chavo thought he was safe. Unfortunately, Texano returned during Season 2 to make it very clear that he was still coming for him. Utilized his allies in The Crew to defeat Texano in a gauntlet match, but lost to Ivelisse, Angelico, and Son of Havoc in a Trios contest. Was later defeated by Texano in a bullrope match, after being left by Castro and Cisco. Competed in Aztec Warfare but was felled by Matanza after falsely assuming his alliance with Dario Cueto was still valid. After yet another failed attempt to get into Dario's good graces, Chavo resorted to trickery, stealing Cage's Aztec Medallion during his match with Mascarita Sagrada. Held onto the Medallion long enough to place it into the Gift of the Gods, taking Cage's place in the match, and subsequently won the title thanks to Cage's interference...only to find out that Cage had struck a deal with Dario Cueto to receive the first shot, ensuring that he would get his revenge for the theft. Cage would indeed get revenge the week after, as he soundly defeated Chavo to take the Gift of the Gods. Was scheduled to compete in a 12-person match for a chance at #1 Contendership, but was removed from the proceedings courtesy of a returning Pentagon Jr. Chavo reappeared during Season 3 to speak with Rey Mysterio and DA Jr., then requested to speak with Dario. It was later revealed that Chavo would be facing DA Jr. in a match refereed by Mysterio, with the winner receiving a match with Pentagon. Chavo's attitude got the best of him during the match, leading him to strike Mysterio and subsequently lose. Chavo attacked DA Jr. backstage, injuring him, and was subsequently added (along with Mysterio) to a triple threat with Pentagon. He would not be involved in the decision, and would attack Mysterio afterward with the same chair he used to attack DA Jr. The two are headed for a collision course that might very well see one leave the Temple for good, as Rey has officially requested a "Loser Leaves Lucha" match against Chavo. Chavo and his father attempted to orchestrate a cheap win to banish Rey from the Temple for good, but the intervention of Dario Cueto led to Chavo losing and having to leave for good.

* ChairmanOfTheBrawl: If Chavo's fighting, there WILL be a chair involved. [[GenreSavvy He even brought a chair into the Aztec Warfare match, since one of the stipulations of the match was No Disqualifications]].

Former tag team partner of Texano and newcomer to the Temple, Daga competed against his former partner for an Aztec Medallion, but unfortunately came up short. Would later win a four-way against Mascarita Sagrada, Argenis, and Kobra Moon, though he would attract the unwanted attentions of Kobra Moon in the process. Repulsed Moon once more after coming out on the losing end against Son of Havoc. With Moon once again looking on, defeated Mascarita Sagada to win an Aztec Medallion, earning his way into a Gift of the Gods title match at Ultima Lucha Dos. Even though Moon cheered him on once more, he failed to win the Gift of the Gods. Disappeared immediately afterward; his fate is later revealed by Kobra Moon to Drago as having been torn apart by an entity named Lord Pindar.

Former tag team partner of Texano and newcomer to the Temple, Daga competed against his former partner for an Aztec Medallion, but unfortunately came up short. Would later win a four-way against Mascarita Sagrada, Argenis, and Kobra Moon, though he would attract the unwanted attentions of Kobra Moon in the process. Repulsed Moon once more after coming out on the losing end against Son of Havoc. With Moon once again looking on, defeated Mascarita Sagada to win an Aztec Medallion, earning his way into a Gift of the Gods title match at Ultima Lucha Dos. Even though Moon cheered him on once more, he failed to win the Gift of the Gods. Disappeared immediately afterward; his fate is later revealed by Kobra Moon to Drago as having been torn apart by an entity named Pindar.

* KilledOffForReal: According to Kobra Moon, he was torn apart by an entity named Pindar.

!!The Disciples of Death (Siniestro de La Muerte, Trece (formerly), Barrio Negro (formerly))

* ColourCodedForYourConvenience: Each wears a different colored skull mask and designs on their tights to tell them apart. Early on when they were still wearing the white skull masks, this was accomplished by designs around the skulls to match their tights.
* DarkIsEvil: The group wears nothing but black with only a white (later colored) skull on their masks.
* DemotedToExtra: The Disciples went from a powerful force at the tail end of Season 1 to the resident mook squad in Season 2. Siniestro de La Muerte still suffers from this, even after killing and absorbing his partners.

* MeaningfulName: "Disciples of Death" is already meaningful, but their individual names are also significant:

* NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast: Yep, both individually and as a group.
* ObviouslyEvil: You don't get a name like The Disciples of Death by being nice. And they sure are not: the comics have them do a killing spree on everyone, from other luchadors to regular people, even killing Big Ryck while they're at it!
* SummonMagic: Catrina can conjure them from thin air just by using Mil Muertes' stone.

* DoNotGoGentle: Many of those The Disciples attacked were slaughtered easily with no time to defend themselves, Ryck when confronted by them was shown fighting back against and holding his own for a bit before he was overwhelmed.

* KilledOffForReal: The [[http://www.scribd.com/doc/298604223/The-Throne second comic]] reveals that he was killed by the Disciples of Death between seasons.