Diego Chavez RPG

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He always wears his cap backwards.

Sometimes their naiveté borders on stupidity

David's mom and Professor Julio's lover

Guidance Counselor Susi is the ultimate authority on order. She perfectly represents that typical strict, scolding school figure who is overly attentive to ensuring that no one breaks the rules.

She demands a full uniform when the bathrooms have no water.

The bride and groom's nemesis: She is deeply bothered by any displays of affection in the hallways. She has a special radar for catching couples in the hall holding hands or hugging, immediately unleashing her classic lectures.

The Otaku who smells worse than liver with onions

Questionable hygiene: Absolutely everyone in the classroom (Ramiro, Emilio, Valeria) constantly complains that his armpits stink (he has very bad body odor), so nobody wants to sit next to him or they hide his backpack.

Otaku Fanaticism: He's obsessed with anime, especially Dragon Ball. In several storylines, it's joked that he wants to name his future children "Goku," but his favorite is One Piece.

Cynical and rebellious personality: He's not afraid of the punishments from counselor Susi. He often answers teachers rudely, ignores hygiene rules, and is extremely stubborn.

Victim of jokes: Being the "weirdo" of the class, he is constantly the protagonist of moments where he is comically bullied, his things are hidden, he is forced to clean the school as punishment, or he unleashes total chaos when he seeks revenge against Ramiro and Emilio.

And if you don't invite him to play things like Charlie Charlie, he'll go and gossip with the guidance counselor, I mean his mom.

She is Regina's best friend and nicknames her "Regi"

She describes herself as a combination of intelligent, pretty, and easygoing in the group. Her classmates sometimes affectionately or jokingly call her "Blonde Blonde," but she has stated several times that her hair color is natural.

Relationship with Regina: She is Regina's best friend. Although Regina is much more explosive and confrontational with school authorities, Valeria is usually the one who tries to calm her down, defend her, or prevent her from getting into trouble with the school counselor.

Her relationship with Ramirom leads to many comical moments of jealousy, exaggerated suspicions of infidelity, or dramatic breakups in the school hallways.

What bothers him: He really dislikes David's attitudes (the "otaku" of the class) and the gossip that circulates in the high school.

the annoying one in the classroom

Whenever someone bothers her, she just replies, "Shut up, you idiot."

Dramatic personality: He tends to get involved in exaggerated conflicts with his classmates, teachers or principals, not to mention that he has disrespected the guidance counselor Sussy.

He has a rivalry with Ramiro

Emilio is her ex; she cheated on him, but Emilio still hasn't gotten over her.

She has gone so far as to refuse to change classrooms, to be the first to finish an exam, to participate in failed plays, or the classic "Queen of Spring" contest where she cast fake votes and exposed herself out of anger.

Professor Julio is the highest authority in the classroom and Ramiro and Emilio's school "nemesis." He's the typical strict teacher, tired of his students' lies, but deep down he has a lot of fun with them, always calling them "guys" and greeting them with "What's up, guys?! What are you doing?!"

Strict and unforgiving: He doesn't tolerate absurd excuses. If Ramiro or Emilio tell him that the dog ate their homework or that Emilio is "too sick" to hand in the school project, Professor Julio doesn't believe them and gives them a zero.

Easily distracted: Although he tries to be firm, he sometimes falls into the students' trap and ends up joining their eccentric plans, such as dressing up together to go to the movies to see new releases after school.

tastes :

Giving reports and low grades: He enjoys the power of ruining Ramiro's lazy plans by exposing his lies in front of everyone. Movies and pop culture: Although he won't admit it to the whole school, he likes current animated movies (like Inside Out 2) and even agrees to dress-up games with Ramiro if it means going to the premiere. Order (which he never achieves): His greatest wish is to have a normal class where no one turns the classroom into a flea market or fights over corners of the room. Falling asleep (occasionally): When tiredness gets the better of him, he falls fast asleep at his desk, a moment Ramiro and Emilio use to draw on his face or throw an impromptu party.

In his own words, his salary isn't even enough for Cheetos and a soda, and besides, he earns more with even the simplest job than he does as a teacher.

He sometimes accepts bribes from his students and spends time with them to the point of becoming friends.

Emilio is Ramiro's best friend and main accomplice at school.

Partner in crime and laziness: When Ramiro doesn't do his homework (which is almost always), he immediately turns to Emilio to copy from him. Emilio is usually a bit more diligent or a "savior," although he also ends up in trouble because of Ramiro.

Exchange of favors (and notes): Emilio frequently uses Ramiro as his personal messenger to send romantic notes and messages to Regina or Valeria during class, avoiding the gaze of Professor Julio.

Complicity in scoldings: If the teacher discovers one of their pranks, they both try to cover for each other with improvised lies that usually backfire and end in shared reports. Loyalty with comical "betrayals": Although they are best friends, they don't hesitate to betray each other if the teacher's pressure is too strong. For example, during the school project, Ramiro unleashes chaos by calling and insulting Emilio because he stayed home with the work after getting the flu.

Rivalry over girls: Despite their brotherhood, the comedy arises when Emilio introduces a new girlfriend (like Noemí) and Ramiro, wanting to play the heartthrob, tries to get her attention or "steal it" by saying that Emilio is a womanizer.

tastes :
Writing love letters and notes: He's incredibly romantic (or at least he tries to be). One of his favorite pastimes in class is writing detailed letters to the girls he likes (like Regina or Valeria) and sending Ramiro to deliver them secretly.

Ice pops: In his misadventures outside of school, he has shown that he cannot resist a craving, even convincing Ramiro to buy overpriced popsicles on the street just for the pleasure of cooling off.

Going unnoticed by the teachers: Unlike Ramiro, who actively seeks to be the center of attention, Emilio prefers tranquility. He likes to sit in places in the classroom where Professor Julio or Professor Chávez can't reach him.

personality:

Ramiro's failed attempts to flirt, his punishments, the time he turned the classroom into a flea market, or when he became "intelligent" thanks to a magic potion. Reckless and impulsive: He never considers the consequences of his actions. He invents the most absurd plans in the classroom, like bringing animals into the classroom or turning the classroom into a flea market.

He's not just lazy and irresponsible; he hates studying, doing homework, or turning in projects on time. He prefers copying from his friend Emilio or making up unrealistic excuses for his teachers.

Flirtatious and a "Don Juan": He thinks he's the school heartthrob. He constantly tries to pick up Regina, Valeria, or the new girls, although he almost always ends up being rejected or humiliated. Self-serving and opportunistic: If he sees an opportunity to make quick money or get free food (like at birthday parties or school fairs), he takes advantage of the situation immediately.

Dramatic and fearful: He exaggerates everything that happens to him. He's terrified of teacher reports, being expelled, and, above all, his mother's anger.

tastes :
Easy money: He loves impromptu classroom businesses. He can sell anything from candy to expensive collectible stickers. Attention-seeking: He seeks to be the center of attention in the classroom, whether by showing off fake things or playing mean pranks on his friends. Food and cakes: He's a regular at school parties just for the free food. He always tries to get the biggest slice of the birthday cake. Skipping class: His favorite pastime is waiting for the power to go out, for it to rain, or for the teacher to be absent so he can cause chaos with his classmates.

Appearance: Ramiro always wears a gray jacket and has black hair, apart from his school uniform.