Victor "Vic" Guadalupe Morena Laguna Calaca Calavera is one of the titular characters on Victor and Valentino.
Appearance[]
Victor has apricot skin, jet black hair, a gap in the middle of his front teeth. In addition, he appears shorter and thinner than Valentino.
He wears a short blue hoodie-like poncho around his neck, a white t-shirt, light brown shorts, white socks and black shoes.
Personality[]
Victor is impulsive and easily bored, making him prone to look for trouble at times and cause conflict that he and his brother Valentino, have to solve. He is mischievous, can be rather hasty and uncoordinated, and would rather look cool than follow the rules. He is also excitable, competitive, and enjoys playing games, particularly soccer (as shown in Dead Ringer). However, he is really bad at spelling, prefers being dirty, and is easily duped into committing certain acts.
Nevertheless, the thing he cares the most about is his half-brother Valentino, as shown in many episodes.
Likes and Dislikes[]
Likes[]
- Lucha
- Takeout
- Jawbreakers
- Skateboarding
- Cockroaches (Shelly)
- Magic
Dislikes[]
- Taking a bath
- Learning
- Chores
- Showing public affection
Trivia[]
- Victor has trouble spelling, pronouncing, and enunciating words, as shown in several episodes. He's also shown to get confused with numbers.
- He might have dyslexia, which has yet to be confirmed.
- He often pronounces Charlene's name as "Chahr-LEEN" rather than "Shahr-LEEN" as most characters say it. However, "Charlene" can be spelt and pronounced in two different ways."
- He prefers farting and playing video games.
- In “Cleaning Day” it is shown he has an old, dirty jawbreaker he named Selena.
- He is similar to Rigby from Regular Show:
- Both tend to create trouble.
- Both are lazy (or used to be Lazy).
- Both are reckless.
- Both are short.
- Both are impatient.
- Both have cheated in a game.
- Both had bad consequences for cheating in a game.
- Both admitted that they cheated at a desperate time.
- Both have a brother that they sometimes don't get along with.
- In “Welcome to the Underworld”, he was teased and given the nickname El Camarón (Spanish for shrimp).
- In “La Cucarachita”, it is shown he owns a pet cockroach, Shelly.
- In the end of "Los Perdidos", Victor says that he and his brother always experience supernatural happenings in Monte Macabre but he also questions why most of the supernatural beings and creatures are out to get them.
- Running Gag: Due to his behavior and personality, many antagonists in the series say that they like him
- Victor might have mixed feelings about Charlene.
- In Lonely Haunts Club, he admits to having a great time despite being relieve they didn't end up together
- This may imply that Victor had no qualms with kissing Charlene had it not been for holiday superstition
- He kept a water balloon with her face made just for her under his hat in Fistfull of Balloons.
- In Lonely Haunts Club 2: Doll Island, when Andres showed Charlene a doll butt from Doll island, Victor decided to visit the island. He may of felt jealous or annoyed.
- In "Churro Kings" when he and Valentino flaunt their success towards people Charlene can be seen.
- In "Forever Ever", Victor originally had disinterest in Charlene's taxidermy collection, until "La Cucarachita" where he kept the taxidermized version his former pet cockroach Shelly.
- "Charlene Mania", he was the only one unaffected by her love potion. Charlene simply presumes that he must hate her.
- However, as revealed in "Tez Breaks Bread", hatred has no bearing on the effects (as Chata most likely dislikes Tez more given longer history). It may imply that the little feelings he has prevented its effect.
- "Jump Scare" and "Para-Vic" portray him as less repelled by the idea of them being together.
- In Lonely Haunts Club, he admits to having a great time despite being relieve they didn't end up together
- While his name is a common American name, he speaks in a Mexican accent. Inversely, his older paternal half-brother has a common name within Latin America, but an American accent.
- ”Mission Mariachi” is the only episode where Victor himself is completely absent, which makes Valentino the only character to appear in every episode.
Gallery[]
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