Tigre

"'This is all nothing more than an absurd, grotesque puppet show. In the end, humanity doesn't need the Machos to destroy itself...'"

"~ Tigre, reflecting on the aftermath of the DMC attacks."Tigre is a minor supporting character in Mutafukaz. As a member of the Lucha Ultima, he's descended from a tribe of ancient Guardians and - along with the other wrestlers - considers it his duty to protect the world from unforeseen threats. This calling eventually brings him and his comrades into conflict with the Machos.

He takes on a more prominent role in the spin-off comic, Loba Loca, serving as Guada's mentor figure and the story's deuteragonist.

Appearance
Tigre's most notable, eye-catching feature is his literal tiger-head. His eyes are yellow with narrow, vertical irises typical for felines. All of his body hair is a dark, golden blonde, seen in prominent patches on his forearms and chest.

Tigre's wrestler outfit is made up of boots and trunks, adorned with a tiger-stripe pattern and matching his hair color. He's briefly shown wearing a cape with the same design. A necklace with a small, white, holy cross hangs over his chest. After the raid on Golgotha, he stops wearing his wrestling costume and cross, usually appearing in some kind of black T-shirt.

Following the main events of Mutafukaz, Tigre's health diminishes rapidly, draining the color from his fur and making him resemble a white tiger. In Loba Loca, this change is further emphasized; he gains significant weight and his hair grows to his shoulders.

Personality
Tigre's perspective is marked by a notable cynicism. He's far less aggressive and needlessly confrontational than Diablo, but is quick to lose his temper when having to deal with the shenanigans and eccentricities of the other wrestlers. Despite this, he tries to stay calm and stop his anger from getting the better of him.

In his short epilogue, Tigre's worldview turns even more bleak, as he witnesses the incompetence of the media and government in their attempts to handle the aftermath of the events of DMC. He shows clear distaste for the rise of social media, smartphones and the Macho technology which kickstarted their development. He becomes depressed, lethargic and starts having violent anger outbursts.

In Loba Loca, some of his hope is rekindled when Guada convinces him to become her coach. He often clashes with the girl due to the generation gap, her lack of experience, rash and careless attitude, as well as his own prejudices. Regardless, they care for each other deeply, and Tigre tries to better himself and suppress some of his cynicism for Guada's sake.

Trivia

 * In his first few appearances, Tigre wears a holy cross. Yet in Loba Loca, when asked by Guada if he's religious, his answer is "hard to say". This may imply that he's agnostic, or became agnostic following the events of Mutafukaz.
 * Only two panels in the whole series show Tigre smoking, implying that he might do so intermittently.
 * Tigre's French voice actor, Alain Dorval, is known for consistently acting as Sylvester Stallone in French dubs. Due to his admiration for Stallone when he was young, RUN specifically requested that Dorval voice one of the wrestlers.
 * Tigre's Japanese voice actor, Yuki Nakai, is a retired mixed martial artist, currently teaching Brazilian jiu-jitsu and shoot wrestling.