The Boy from the 8th/The Neighborhood

Since it's inspired by Mexico, the characters are Mexican and have Mexican swear words (it's mandatory that they say curses and bad words).
sexualities
the guy: bisexual/abrosexual
Quico: bisexual
La Chilindrina: Pansexual
popis: lesbian
Godínez: pansexual/bisexual
and the rest are heterosexual

in her hair and an apron over her dress.
Personality: Quico's mother. Arrogant, classist, and ill-tempered. She considers herself "high society" above her neighbors, even though she lives in the same poverty. She is deeply in love with Professor Jirafales and slaps Don Ramón at the slightest misunderstanding.
Professor Girafales
Physical appearance: An exceptionally tall and upright man. He wears formal three-piece suits with a tie, has a neat hairstyle, and usually carries a cigar in his hand.
Personality: The local schoolteacher. He is polite, sentimental, patient with his students (to a certain extent), and very formal. He transforms into a hopeless romantic whenever he sees Doña Florinda, always bringing her a bouquet of flowers.
Mr. Barriga
Physical appearance: A man of large build and relatively short stature. He wears formal business suits and carries a leather briefcase.
Personality: Owner of the tenement. He is a patient, hardworking, and kind-hearted man, although he constantly loses his temper trying to collect Don Ramón's 14 months of back rent. He is the inevitable victim of El Chavo's accidental bumps and bruises every time he enters the tenement.
No no
Physical appearance: Overweight child, son of Mr. Barriga. He wears brightly colored rompers or children's outfits with lace collars.
Personality: Good-natured, studious, gluttonous, and proud of his dad. Although other children sometimes take advantage of him, he knows how to defend himself by using his weight to his advantage.
Doña Clotilde / "The Witch of 71"
Physical appearance: An older woman with a rigid demeanor. She wears a long Mediterranean blue dress and a feathered headdress.
Personality: Eccentric, formal, and somewhat grumpy. The children are afraid of her because they literally believe she's a witch. She's hopelessly in love with Don Ramón, whom she tries to win over by cooking for him and doing him favors.
Godínez
Physical appearance: Boy wearing a baseball cap with the visor up and casual clothes.
Personality: Uninterested student who feels

The Kid
Physical appearance: An orphaned boy, about 8 years old. He wears a green cap with earflaps, a worn striped t-shirt, khaki shorts held up by wide suspenders, and old sneakers. He often hides inside a wooden barrel in the central courtyard.
Personality: Innocent, clumsy, hungry, and kind-hearted. He is easily frightened (giving him the "scarecrow") and reacts impulsively to physical retaliation from adults, although he never acts maliciously.
Don Ramón
Physical appearance: Mature man, extremely thin, with a gaunt face and a mustache. He always wears worn jeans, a simple black t-shirt, and a faded blue bucket hat.
Personality: Chronically unemployed, lazy, and grumpy, but with a kind heart. He's the constant target of Doña Florinda's punches and Señor Barriga's rent demands. He has little patience, but he loves his daughter and El Chavo dearly.
La Chilindrina
Physical appearance: A freckled girl, missing a front tooth, with mismatched pigtails and thick-framed glasses. She wears a short green and yellow dress and a red sweater on backwards.
Personality: Don Ramón's daughter. She is cunning, manipulative, prone to tantrums, and very clever at getting her way. She cries with a characteristic shriek when scolded and feels a special (and sometimes jealous) affection for El Chavo.
Quico
Physical appearance: A boy with puffy, prominent cheeks. He wears a black sailor suit with a red tie and a colorful cap (yellow, blue, and red).
Personality: Son of Doña Florinda. He is boastful, spoiled, envious, and somewhat naive. He brags about his expensive toys in front of the other children, but easily falls into the traps or games of La Chilindrina and El Chavo.
Doña Florinda
Physical appearance: Middle-aged woman who almost always wears rollers (curls) in her hair and an apron over her dress.
Personality: Quico's mother. Arrogant, classist, and ill-tempered. She considers herself "high society" above others.