Picchu

Picchu was the major supporting character of Maya and the Three. He was a Barbarian Warrior from the Golden Mountains. He lost his parents in a bandit attack after showing the leader mercy, and thereafter was doomed to fight his monsters at the Cliffs of Regret. He joined Maya and fought against Lord Mictlan and sacrificed his life by fighting the gods to buy Maya and the others time.
He was voiced by Gabriel Iglesias.
== History ==
==== Backstory ====
Picchu lived in a Barbarian village with his parents as its leaders. One day, the village was attacked by a team of bandits during a village celebration. Picchu saved a little baby from a bandit, and then faced off against the bandit leader. The two fought and Picchu gained the upper hand, leaving the leader at his mercy. However, Picchu decided to forgive the leader and let her escape, saying that his parents taught him right. They were very proud of him for sticking to the Barbarian ethos.
However, the bandit leader took advantage of his kindness and attacked the village again. Picchu's parents were killed, and the bandit leader captured him and threw their weapons at his feet to signify what had happened. She then recited the fable of the scorpion and the frog, saying that her nature was to kill and destroy and him showing mercy was the reason his clan was wiped out. She then stated that he did not deserve to die a warrior's death, and left. Picchu was forever scarred by this incident and thereafter fought his demons at the Cliffs of Regret.
== Physical Description ==
Picchu is andean native, a quite tall boy with a highly muscular build. He wears a golden brooch and armor with splaying iconography that resembles the quechua sun god inti.
It is later revealed that he has hair positioned in the center of his chest to resemble a puma's face.
== Personality ==
He was a kind and noble puma warrior and believed that mercy wasn't something he gave, but who he was. This motivated him to pardon even the cruelest of people, like the bandit leader. He was fond of Chimi and Rico, complimenting the two and comforting them when they recalled their stories. He was also quick to forgive Maya for lying to him about her true intentions. However, he was short-tempered like all the other Puma Warriors and also mentally slow. He had a tendency to speak of himself in the third person.
Picchu blamed himself for his parents' and his clan's deaths, and tried to deal with his grief at the Cliffs of Regret.
Category:Cartoon Heroes
Category:TV Show Heroes
Category:Brutes
Category:Male
Category:Fantasy Heroes
Category:Fighters
Category:Suicidal
Category:Deceased
Category:Warriors
Category:Supporters
Category:Harmonizers