book of life

Fearlessness - He faces danger without fear to protect the people he loves. Ambition - Joaquin strives to be a hero like his father, although he feels pressure to step out of his father's shadow. Selfishness - Due to his immunity to danger, Joaquin puts his own goals above the feelings of others, appearing self-centered and unempathetic. He is a handsome young man with short brown hair. His eyes are brown or green with a white tint from the top of the cornea to the middle of the pupil. He has a mustache and a goatee.

A strong and independent woman, a rebel. She stands up for herself and is skilled in kung fu and fencing. Maria is caring and compassionate towards others, willing to put the city's safety above her own happiness. Her hair is dark brown, her eyes are brown, and she is 5'4". She is the daughter of General Posada and the love interest of Manolo Sanchez and Joaquin Mondragon. She was also a plowwoman and had a slender, beautiful body.

the first Sanchez in a long line of family to understand that killing a bull is wrong. A sweet and compassionate young man who truly loves and cares for his family, his best friends, and the town of San Angel. He has moments of insecurity, such as when he doubts he can win the love of María Posada. He is a kind, sensitive, brave, and non-violent young man. He dreams of becoming a guitarist and musician, not a bullfighter like almost all the other bullfighters in the Sánchez family, but he does have a gift and talent for bullfighting.

The Candlemaker is an ancient immortal god who is responsible for maintaining the balance between the Remembered Land and the Forgotten Land, as well as for creating the candles of life that embody the life and time of every living being on Earth. bookoflife.fandom.com: A large, towering, bell-shaped creature whose entire body is made of glowing golden wax. A cheerful smile perpetually adorns his face, and his hair and beard are made of soft, fluffy clouds. Around his neck, he wears a large necklace of stones, similar to those of a priest or monk, some of which resemble skulls. He is cheerful, optimistic, outgoing, friendly, caring, benevolent, compassionate, sensitive, and humble.

Katrina is depicted as kind and loving, showing deep concern and warmth to almost everyone she meets. She is free-spirited and cheerful. However, she also has an angry side: for example, Katrina became enraged after discovering that Xibalba had cheated in a bet that cost her the kingdom. Katrina is made of white candy, with knee-length licorice-black hair pulled back into a low ponytail with side-parted bangs. She has multicolored, sparkling eyes with aquamarine eyeshadow, gold, and red undertones. Katrina wears a red dress adorned with Mexican marigold flowers and a large, wide-brimmed sombrero adorned with lit candles, marigolds, small skulls, pink, curly feathers, and palm leaves. She has a curvy figure, but is slender.

Cunning, clever, manipulative, Xibalba sincerely believes that the mortal heart is impure and not entirely true, sinful and beyond redemption, just like himself. Selfish. For example, Xibalba used his double-headed snake staff to kill Manolo Sanchez so he could win a bet with his wife, La Muerte. A troublemaker, a disturber of the peace, Xibalba enjoys tricking mortals into making elaborate deals with him. He enjoys interfering in the lives and affairs of mortals. This is the only amusement he ever received, a punishment he received for cheating his wife, La Muerte, in a bet in the past. Xibalba is made of black resin and ectoplasm. He has green eyes and blood-red skulls instead of pupils. He has a pair of large black angel wings. He wears black gloves, a regal black cloak covered with conquistador armor, and a silver crown with horns protruding from both sides, topped with black wax candles burning with a green flame. Xibalba has a white moustache and beard. The fingers are long, thin and appear razor sharp. When donning the guise of a mortal, Xibalba typically takes the form of an elderly man.