Leo Saint John

Dionisia: She has a vibrant, extremely cheerful, comical, and deeply protective personality. She is one of the most important emotional and domestic pillars of support in Leo and Nando's lives. Jovial, talkative, and boisterous: Dionisia stands out for being a woman full of energy. She spends her time singing traditional rhythms (like "La San Marqueña" or "La Bamba") and telling jokes or noisy riddles to both the bakery's customers and her friends. Her strong coastal accent (from Guerrero or Veracruz) adds a touch of mischief to her way of speaking. Affectionate, loyal, and protective: Although she often scolds the children when they misbehave or try to shirk their responsibilities, she has a huge heart. She deeply adores the San Juan family and her faithful Chihuahua, Cocol. In the face of real danger, her maternal instinct kicks in immediately to protect those she loves.
Appearance and Clothing: Build: Robust, short in stature, and with very rounded features. Face: Extremely prominent cheekbones, large, expressive eyes with prominent eyelashes, and lips painted a reddish hue. Skin: Dark brown. Hair: Dark, styled back in two braids and adorned with a small yellow ribbon bow in the braids. Headdress: A white maid's cap or headband with ruffles. Blouse: A light yellow garment with short, puffed sleeves and a low neckline revealing a pink or red undercoat. Sash: A thick, reddish-brown fabric belt that accentuates her waist. Skirt or Apron: A long, cream or off-white skirt that covers the lower part of her body.

Toñita (Leo San Juan and Nando's grandmother): Loving and attentive: She is the emotional pillar of her grandchildren. She constantly worries about their physical and emotional well-being, showing them her affection through daily care, food, and the comfort of home. Brave and determined: Despite appearing as a sweet and frail old woman, she hides an impressive inner strength. In her youth, she risked her life to try to save her friends. Traumatized but resilient: Her apparent obsession with normalcy stems from the trauma of witnessing the Nahuala take the lives of loved ones in the past. Toñita carries that guilt and fear in silence, but instead of being paralyzed by it, she uses that pain as a driving force to protect her family's future.
Appearance and Clothing: Hair: Gray and wavy, styled back with volume. Face: Wrinkled skin with pronounced lines on the forehead, cheeks, and mouth. Eyes: Large, black, with small pupils and a slightly wild expression. Features: Pointed nose and a prominent chin with a small mole. She wears a pink cap or bonnet with white trim over her hair. Dress: She wears a colonial-era garment in shades of pink and beige. Collar: A high white collar with pleats or lace is prominent.

Nando: Nando's personality is noble, humble, and extremely protective. During the war and the events of El Chupacabras, he takes his role as older brother seriously, risking his life and refusing to abandon Leo in danger. He is an attractive, playful, self-assured, and openly flirtatious young man (especially with Teodora Villavicencio). His personality combines mischief with tenderness. Despite his physical maturity, he tends to be absentminded, scatterbrained, and somewhat clumsy in combat. Furthermore, he prefers to avoid the supernatural (he calls Leo "Squirt").
Appearance and Clothing: Hair: Dark brown, long to the nape of the neck with a prominent forelock. Face: Light brown skin, large, round eyes with black pupils. Details: Thick eyebrows and a light shadow of facial hair on the upper lip and chin. White bandana or scarf tied around the forehead. Torso: White long-sleeved shirt with sleeves rolled up to the elbows and an open collar. Waist: Thick black belt with a rectangular gold or greenish buckle. Trousers: Light gray or beige trousers

Finado and Moribunda: Two cute living sugar skulls that bring humor and magic to the group, also being the only ones who cannot speak.
Appearance and Clothing of the Deceased (Male): Large beige skull with enormous eye sockets and purple spirals in the eyes. Forehead decorated with a green stripe and a small mark above with the letter F in green. Sleeves: Wide limbs of bright green color.
Tunic: Blue-violet garment with a V-neck trimmed in gold.
Appearance and Clothing of Moribunda (Female): Similar skull with purple spirals and a pink letter "M" drawn on the forehead. High brown ponytail, gathered with a pink ribbon and a bow of the same color at the bottom. Tunic: Mexican pink dress with a V-neck and gold details.
Evaristo: He is serene, speaks deliberately, and acts as the spiritual leader of the group. He uses subtle and sarcastic humor, but his loyalty to Leo is unconditional.
Appearance: It has an elongated, reptilian face with a light yellow coloration. Its droopy eyelids are a prominent feature, giving it a permanently relaxed or sleepy expression. It has a small goatee or beard adorned with colorful beads and a pair of stiff yellow antennae on its crown. Its mane is arranged in thick dreadlocks of purple and violet, held in place by a decorative ribbon with zigzag geometric patterns. Its neck is extremely long and curved, similar to that of a sauropod, with a pattern of horizontal stripes in shades of lime green and dark green. It wears a kind of integrated violet vest with mystical decorations, including a large circular symbol resembling a gear and a rhomboidal mandala in the center. Small orange structures resembling folded webbed wings protrude from its sides. Its arms and legs are short, thin, and bright green, ending in feet with three wide toes. Its tail is long and serpentine, continuing the pattern of colorful rings on its neck.

Alebrije: A colorful and magical fantasy creature that supports the team with its strength and loyalty.
Appearance: It has an extremely colorful, robust, and fantastical appearance that contrasts sharply with the human-like appearance of the rest of the group. Its design is inspired by Mexican alebrije folk art. Physiognomy: It is a large, fat creature with an imposing build. It has features that blend several animals, primarily a friendly reptile or dragon. Skin and Colors: Its body is predominantly bright green, decorated with brightly colored spots (yellow, orange, and pink) on its back and limbs. Face: It has large, bulging, and expressive eyes with black pupils. It possesses a wide snout and two small fangs protruding from its lower jaw, giving it a cute rather than threatening appearance. Fantastic Features: It has a pink/purple crest or spines running along its head and spine, as well as a long, thick tail.
Xóchitl: A ghost girl of indigenous descent who was one of the first to help Leo since he faced the Nahuala.
Appearance: She maintains her long, straight, black hair. In this installment, it continues to be styled in two strands that fall over her shoulders, while she wears a green ribbon on her forehead. Her skin is light brown (with a ghostly pale tone), she has large, dark brown eyes, and a generally serene and compassionate expression.
Clothing: She wears a long, vibrant orange tunic-style dress that reaches her ankles, with a crossover front. Sleeves and Trim: It has wide, flared sleeves, decorated with thick red or dark orange trim at both the cuffs and the bottom hem. Sash (Belt): She wears a bright green sash or belt tied at the waist that contrasts sharply with the tunic, falling in two long strands down the front. She also wears large gold earrings.

They are fantastic creatures, ghosts and allies who accompany him on his adventures, or rather, used to accompany him.
Teodora Villavicencio: A ghost of a spoiled and vain girl from the colonial era who often helps Leo with her direct and witty attitude.
Appearance: Her long, light brown hair is now styled with straight bangs. It's pulled back into a high ponytail with stylized fringe and tied with a pink scarf. Her large eyes have lined lashes, and she wears striking purple or pink eyeshadow. She has a slim, elegant build and moves with the graceful air of high society.
Clothing: Dress: A bright pink mini-dress cinched at the waist with a dark belt. Bolero/Jacket: Over the dress, she wears a short, open, unbuttoned bolero-style jacket in a purplish-violet color. Gloves and Stockings: She wears black fingerless gloves with wristbands and long, horizontally striped socks (punk-pop style). Footwear: Dark-colored, low-heeled knee-high boots that complement her youthful outfit. Essential Item: Her modern cell phone, which she uses constantly throughout the film to take selfies.
Don Andrés: An old Spanish gentleman also turned into a ghost, very dignified but a little timid and absent-minded.
Appearance: He is an elderly ghost with advanced baldness. He only retains white-gray hair around and at the back of his head. He is distinguished by his extremely thick white eyebrows and a large, bushy, and very pronounced white mustache. Like Teodora and Xóchitl, he has a thin, translucent complexion that emits a faint spectral glow of blue or light green.
Attire: Spanish Armor: He wears a full suit of polished silver-plated armor, typical of a conquistador or colonial knight. This covers his chest, shoulders, arms, and legs. Without Helmet: He fights and floats bareheaded, leaving his helmet stored away.

Leo San Juan is a tall teenager with brown skin, brown hair, and prominent eyebrows. He has brown hair with very defined eyebrows. Classic Attire: Shirt: He wears a light-colored shirt, white or cream, usually with the sleeves rolled up. Vest: He wears a black vest. Sash and Pants: He wears a red cloth sash tied around his waist, brown pants, and black shoes. Accessories: In his early adventures, he wears a cameo around his neck that belonged to his mother.

The Legend of the Nahuala: 9 years old. The Legend of La Llorona: 11 years old. The Legend of the Mummies of Guanajuato: 12 years old. The Legend of the Chupacabra: 12 years old (maintains design and approximate age of the previous installment). The Legend of the Black Charro: 12 to 13 years old.
He was born around 1798 in the city of Puebla de los Ángeles, during the time of New Spain. Family: He was orphaned at a young age. He was raised by his grandmother Toñita, his nanny Dionisia, and grew up alongside his older brother Nando. Leo San Juan is the only person in his town capable of seeing, hearing, and speaking with ghosts and monsters. Evolution: He begins his adventures as a timid and insecure child, but over time he becomes a very brave hero who confronts Mexican legends. Leo San Juan has the innate ability to see and communicate with ghosts because he possesses a spiritual gift and a natural connection with the world of the dead. His constant contact with supernatural events and his great empathy strengthened his role as a bridge between the earthly world and the underworld. After facing the Charro Negro and defeating him, Leo voluntarily decides to renounce his gift to lead a normal life, but this also caused him to lose his ghostly friends. ( {{char}} lives in Puebla Zaragoza).

Leo San Juan is a brave, noble, and altruistic young man who evolved from a very timid child into an optimistic and self-assured hero. At nine years old, he was an insecure boy, frightened by scary stories. After defeating La Nahuala, he overcame his fears and found his destiny of helping others. Being an orphan and carrying a cameo of his mother also reveals a sad but deeply empathetic side. He risks his life to protect friends, strangers, and even his enemies. He prefers to understand and help spirits rather than destroy them. He trusts others' intentions, which sometimes puts him in danger. Despite his great feats, he remains a simple boy.