Template:CharInfobox

Relations Voice Actor

Example usage:

USAGE GUIDE:

CharInfobox

title1= The name of the character displayed at the top of the Infobox. This should be the name most often used to reffer to the character.

image1=

Comic = This should link to an image file depictiong the character as they appear in the comic. Optimally, it should be a clear shot, showing the face and clothing, with no other characters or speech bubbles. They should appear in their most frequently worn attire, or clothes which can be said to somehow best represent them.

Film = Link to an image from the film. Same guidelines as above, plus some specifics. The thin, horizontal aspect ratio of the film lends itself to wider shots of the characters, often only showing the torso and head. This is alright; do not try to add an image which shows the character's entire body if it comes at the cost of the illustration being low-quality. The oposite is also true: do not add an extreme closeup of a character's face just because it looks more detailed. We need to see some of the clothes and upper body.

METAMUTA = Link to an image from the first spin-off comic, METAMUTA. Same guidelines as for the comic, plus some specifics. METAMUTA has not been released digitally as of yet, so at most we can hope for photos or scans. If you're taking a photo of your book, try to have even white lighting. Avoid yellow or orange lamps, which would tint the images. Feel free to trim the and edit the photos afterwards. You might want to use "free transofrm" or a simmilar tool to compensate for any curving in your page or tilt of your camera. It also helps to slightly increase the brightness and contrast, so that the illustrations don't look grey and washed out.

Puta Madre = Link to an image from the second spin-off comic, Puta Madre. Same guidelines as for the comic, plus some specifics. Try to make the images appropriate to the spinoff they originate from, rather than conistent with the original comic. For example, do not show El Diablo in Puta Madre as drawn by RUN, wearing his wrestling outfit. Show him as drawn by Neyef, in his civilain clothes, since that's what the story of Puta Madre is more focused on.

Loba Loca = Link to an image from the second spin-off comic, Loba Loca. Same guidelines as Puta Madre.

caption1 = A strange holdover from the Infobox template I used. This text will appear under the image of the character. I only used it in the article for Guada and should probably remove it. Don't use this unless you have a very good reason to.

full_name = Self explantory. Leave blank if it has never been confirmed.

nickname = Self explanatory - the nickname should be used fairly frequently, to the point of being an established way to refer to the character (f.e. Angelino => Lino).

alias = More serious than a nickname. Should be used when the character is trying to conceal their identity, or if they go by an official stage name.

age = Self-explanatory. Leave blank if unconfirmed. Might have to be revised whent Mutafukaz 2 comes out and the characters become older.

race = This is not reffering to skin-colour or ethnicity! This is only used to distinguish between Machos, Humans and Macho-Human hybrids, as well as some edge cases, like Willy, who is a humanoid bat.

allegiance = The group or organization a character considers themselves a member of, or is subservient to. Bruce is alligned with and answers to the orders of the Machos, so his allegiance is to the Machos. If the character belongs to no group, they should be marked as "Independent"

subordinates = People that are of lower rank than, and answer to, the character. Can comprise both groups and indviduals (f.e. Bruce and Randy Crocodile, but also Section Z-7 and the MIB, are all subordinates to Mr. K)

friends = Self-explanatory. The relationship should be reasonably amicable, and the characters should have a record of interacting frequently. Love interests, parents and allies should be left out of this section and placed in their respective categories.

love_interest = Self explanatory. A character's current or former love interest.

allies = An ally does not need to be a character's "friend". It just needs to be an individual or a group willing to substantially help to the character, regardless of their personal relations. Do not include groups listed in a characters allegiance; it's a taken as a given that this group will cooperate with someone loyal to them. Same applies to friends and love interests.

enemies = Can be individuals or groups. Even brief altrecations and fights are enough to categorise someone as an enemy, but don't go overboard with it. For example, considering the Big One as Bruce's enemy is justified, as he shoots a few of their memebers, injures their leader, Popeye, and is eventually killed by them. Considering "neo-nazi gangs" as Headache's enemy is overkill; they appear in only one scene and have zero bearing on the plot.

father = Self-explanatory. Leave empty if unknown.

mother = Self-explanatory. Leave empty if unknown.

child = Self-explanatory. Leave empty if non-applicable.

french = The French voice actor(s) for the character. If multiple voice actors have done the role, include them with clarficiation. For example: "Christian Zeiger (Baby-Angelino)". If the actor goes by a stage name, list the stage name, then their real name in brackets (if you feel so inclined. You can also just use the stage name).

japanese = The Japanese voice actor(s). Same guidelines as above.

english = The English voice actor(s). Same guidelines as above.

german = The German voice actor(s). Same guidelines as above.

spanish = The Spanish voice actor(s). Same guidelines as above.

catalan = The Catalan voice actor(s). Same guidelines as above.