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Edgar Prisco

**Edgar Prisco**  was a member of Los Priscos, and the younger brother of Ricardo Prisco and two
older brothers. He was killed by the Search Bloc in a raid.

Edgar and his brothers ran a drug operation in Medellin, Colombia as associates of the Medellín cartel collective run by Pablo Escobar. In 1992, the Prisco accidentally led Search Bloc forces to a billiards house in Medellin after he used his brother's satellite phone to make calls to Escobar, with Edward Jacoby and Centra Spike monitoring them. Search Bloc troops threw flashbangs into the building and gunned Edgar down when he tried to shoot at them.
Abel Escobar

**Abel de Jesús Escobar Echeverri** is a Colombian farmer and Pablo Escobar's father.

Abel was separated from his wife Hermilda Gaviria just a couple of years after Pablo's birth, leading the future drug lord to move to the town of Medellín. As a result, Pablo grew without his father and became the man of the house at a very young age.

Abel lived in solitude and worked hard by farming and taking care of livestock and poultry. He was frequently questioned by the police and other drug cartels about Pablo's whereabouts. His old age prevented them from killing him.

Sometime in late 1993, he is visited by his son, now a weakened fugitive on-the-run. Despite contempt for his son's occupation, Abel gladly accepts Pablo and his driver Limón into the farm, providing them with food and work.

One day, while Pablo assists his father in gutting a pig in the barn, blood splatters on Pablo, to which his father makes a remark towards Pablo causing an argument to ensue. Abel finally snaps at his son and berates him for being a violent, murderous criminal. The former drug lord, in return, lambastes his father for living like a hermit, without having a single photograph of his children or grandchildren. Pablo then says that he made the Escobar family name so famous that even the U.S. President is aware of it. In response, Abel then tells Pablo to take responsibility of his life of crime and violence, giving Pablo the reason why it wouldn't be possible to bring his family to his father's farm. Heartbroken and ashamed of his son's actions, Abel then tells Pablo to leave him at peace by himself. Pablo then walks away at his request.

Later that night, Abel watches Pablo and Limón driving away; leaving a stack of money, $6,000-USD, behind for him, who simply walks past it and heads for bed.
Juan Diego Díaz

La Quica (left), and El Limón (right) in Medellin, Colombia, 1992

**Juan Diego Díaz**, better known as **La Quica**, was a sicario in the Medellín Cartel.

## Biography

One of La Quica's first tasks was the assassination of German Zapata in 1979; while killing him, he also killed a DEA Agent, Kevin Brady. Quica was arrested for these murders but was able to make bail and returned to Colombia unpunished (Descenso).

In Colombia, he becomes one of the most prominent sicarios for Pablo Escobar. He's involved in the murders of all possible collaborators of DEA. He is in a personal competition with another sicario, Poison, for having the highest number of murders.

La Quica finds several young boys who are recruited for Pablo's army, and he chooses the boy who explodes a bomb in a plane, killing more than 100 people, in an attempt to kill presidential candidate Cesar Gaviria.

Later, La Quica recruits Limón, a taxi driver in Medellín, who helps Pablo move around the city. One of the prostitutes working with Limón calls the police and La Quica is almost captured. In revenge, he kills all the prostitutes and tries to kill Maritza, a friend of Limón. Limón and Quica search for her, but Limón manages to protect her and tells Quica she is not home.

Quica is one of the last loyal men to Pablo, even though he's afraid, mostly because he knows that they are defeated. He's betrayed by Blackie, and tries to escape, killing others of Escobar's men, but is finally captured by the police.

Quica is interrogated by DEA agent Steve Murphy staring down the man who killed his partner all those years ago by telling La Quica that he's going to jail in America and the only way to avoid the death penalty is to give up everything he had on the cartel to which he did along with giving the location of Escobar's last soldiers and calling Pablo, but Pablo knows he's with the police and avoids being captured or killed that night. La Quica was extradited to the US and was sentence to 10 consecutive life sentences for Brady's murder along with over a hundred other murders in the bombing.

In real life, he was arrested in United States in New York on September 25 1991. He was sent by Escobar to kill an important man for The Cali Cartel, but he was caught by the police.
Iván Torres

**Iván Torres** (died November 7, 1985), also known as **Ivan the Terrible,** was a Colombian history professor who founded the revolutionary socialist M-19 movement. Despite knowing nothing about guerrilla warfare, he led the M-19 paramilitary from its foundation in the 1970s till his death in 1985.

He, his comrade Alejandro Ayala and Ayala's girlfriend Elisa Álvarez broke into a national museum and stole the sword of Simon Bolivar, and left a note saying ("*Bolívar, tu espada vuelve al campo de batalla*- *Bolivar, your sword returns to the battlefield.")*

In 1981 the M-19 decided to finance their armed struggle through kidnapping. They kidnapped Marta Ochoa Vásquez, the sister of drug traffickers Jorge Luis and Fabio Ochoa Vásquez. The brothers joined hands with fellow Medellín cartel drug traffickers Pablo Escobar, Carlos Lehder and José Rodríguez Gacha and created the Muerte a Secuestradores (MAS) paramilitary to hunt down M-19. After MAS killed numerous M-19 members, including Ayala, Torres was forced to free Marta and surrender to Escobar. He was spared by Escobar after he surrendered the sword of Simon Bolivar to the cartel.

Four years later, Escobar approached Torres to form an alliance. Escobar wanted Torres and his men to storm inside the Palace of Justice and burn all evidences incriminating Escobar. Torres agreed, and led 40 men to attack the Palace of Justice. The attack resulted in dozens of casualties, including half of Colombia's Supreme Court judges. Despite losing several men, the M-19 succeeded in burning all the evidence against Escobar. The surviving M-19 members returned to Torres' apartment, where Escobar showed up with money to pay Torres and his men, and he also gave the Sword of Bolivar back to Torres, telling him to continue the fight as he returned to Panama until things cooled over. However, Escobar and his men drew guns and shot the M-19 guerrillas dead and took the briefcase and sword back, tying up loose ends.
Gustavo Calderón

**Gustavo Calderón** (died 1994) was a Colombian police captain in Cali.

Gustavo was tasked with aiding DEA agents Chris Feistl and Daniel Van Ness while they investigated the Cali cartel. Calderón despite proclaiming himself as the "last honest cop in Cali", was on the payroll of the Cali cartel, and did his best to obstruct the DEA's intelligence operation by warning the cartel's head of security Carlo Cordova about the DEA-led raid on Guillermo Pallomari's office, and later by preventing the DEA agents from carrying the acquired evidence back to Bogotá.

Calderón hoped that the DEA agents would return back to capital city empty-handed, but the DEA agents scrapped their plan at the last minute and returned back to Cali to tail Pallomari, as they had deduced that he was from Chile and therefore could be extradited if caught. The agents tailed Pallomari and Cordova to the safehouse where cartel leader Gilberto Rodríguez Orejuela stayed, and passed the location to their superior Javier Peña. Under Hugo Martinez's command, the Search Bloc mounted a secret operation to arrest Gilberto as the DEA suspected Calderón of working for the cartel. While Calderón was sent off on a fake raid, Martinez and Feistl went on to raid Gilberto's real location. When Calderón came to know about this, Martinez had his men handcuff Calderón to the steering wheel for his car while they raided Gilberto's mansion. Calderón managed to break-free and warn Gilberto's brother Miguel about the raid, and later failed to intercept Gilberto as Martinez transported him to an airfield and instead intercepted a decoy driven by Feistl.

Tensions were high after Gilberto was arrested, and Miguel believed that someone had sold out Gilberto's location to the Americans. Calderón blamed Cordova for the capture, as he was tailed by the DEA due to his carelessness. However, to save his life, Cordova went to Miguel and blamed Calderón for the leak, and had reluctant support from Jorge Salcedo, the head of security for the brothers. Calderòn was killed by Navegante on Miguel Rodriguez's orders.
Daniel Van Ness

**Daniel Van Ness** was an American DEA agent who partnered with Chris Feistl to investigate the Cali cartel.

After completing a rotation in Chile, Van Ness arrived in Colombia and began working with Feistl. In 1994, Javier Peña sent the two men to Cali to take down the Cali cartel, which was on the verge of completing negotiations for a surrender deal with the government which would allow the leaders to walk freely after a formal jail-time.

After realizing that the Cali police force was under the cartel's payroll, the DEA agents independently followed cartel accountant Guillermo Pallomari to Gilberto Rodríguez Orejuela's residence. With the help of Peña and CNP Colonel Hugo Martinez, they arrested Gilberto Rodríguez.

Afterwards, he and Feistl played an important role in getting Cali cartel counter surveillance expert Jorge Salcedo to turn states against the cartel. With Salcedo's information, Van Ness and Feistl took part in the CNP raid which led to the arrest of Gilberto's brother Miguel; effectively ending the cartel after the remaining two leaders voluntarily surrendered to the General Rosso Jose Serrano.
Jairo

**Jairo** (died 1992) was a high ranking *sicario* of the Medellín cartel.

He was one of Los Pepes' earliest victims. He visited his sick mother in the city, not knowing that he was followed by the Search Bloc and the Los Pepes. Los Pepes eventually beat the Search Bloc to Jairo's location, and kidnapped him. He was tortured to death, and his body was hung on the city with a placard signed by the Los Pepes.
Marina Ochoa Vásquez

**Marina Ochoa Vásquez** was the younger sister of Jorge Luis, Fabio and Marta Ochoa.

A member of the wealthy Ochoa family of smugglers, Marina led an extravagant lifestyle spending her family's drug fortune. She fell in love with Pablo Escobar's cousin and her brother's business partner Gustavo Gaviria while they hid in Panama in 1989, and they began their affair shortly after returning to Colombia.

Her love affair caught the attention of one of her brothers' rivals, Hélmer Herrera. Herrera revealed the affair to her brothers; whom disapproved of the relationship and used it as an opportunity to sell out Gustavo to the authorities in exchange for a lenient sentence.
Armando Pavón Reyes

**Armando Pavón Reyes** was a commander in the Mexican Federal Judicial Police and a member of the DFS's personal detail who was selected on the recommendation of Edward Heath to oversee the investigation of DEA agent Enrique Camarena Salazar's murder in 1985 by the Guadalajara Cartel.

Acting on information provided by the DEA, Pavón attempted to arrest Guadalajara Cartel drug lord Rafael Caro Quintero before the latter attempted to flee Mexico. Pavón gets in Quintero's private jet, and the drug lord shows his DFS credentials and offers a bribe of $1 million. Pavón allegedly accepts the bribe, and allows Caro Quintero's plane to take off, much to the dismay of the many DEA agents present there, including James Kuykendall, Jim Ferguson, Butch Sears and Roger Knapp. Pavón was eventually fired for alleged corruption, and was succeeded by Guillermo Calderoni. Pavón was eventually arrested after Camarena's body was discovered.
Francisco Ovando Hernández

**Francisco Ovando Hernández** was a Mexican politician, former Congressman and a close aide of Cuauhtémoc Cárdenas' 1988 presidential campaign.

He was a member of the PRI, but along with Cárdenas left the party in 1988 due to the rampant corruption. In the 1988 Mexican presidential elections, the served as one of Cárdenas' campaign managers. He was the first person to notice the manipulation of real-time results by the PRI, and publicly accused his former party of voter suppression. However, Andrés shuts down power to the SNIPE system, and blamed the differing results on a system crash.

Ovando set out to prove that the PRI engaged in malpractices, but was assassinated after the PRI were declared as winners.
Christine discotheque shootout

The **Christine Discotheque Shootout** took place when Sinaloa Cartel hitmen led by Joaquín "Chapo" Guzmán attempted to assassinate the Arellano-Félix family at the Christine Discotheque in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico in 1992.

## Shootout

The gunmen, dressed as police officers, walked into the discotheque during Benjamín Arellano Félix's fortieth birthday party celebrations. The Arellano-Félix family's head of security David Barron Corona saw the assassins continuously observing the brothers and deduced that it was an assassination attempt. Barron quickly killed the two guards at the main entrance, triggering the shootout. Chapo and Arturo Beltrán Leyva walk into the discotheque and engage in a gunfight with Barron; while the Arellano-Félix take cover and attempt to flee.

Barron prevented Chapo and Arturo from advancing in to the club, allowing the brothers to escape out of the disco. He later single-handedly managed to save the entire family after they were cornered inside the kitchen area by the gunmen, earning the trust of the Tijuana Cartel and a reputation as "indestructible". Chapo failed to kill any members of the Arellano-Félix family, but managed to wound Francisco Rafael Arellano Félix and accidentally killed Enedina's husband Claudio Vasquez.

## Aftermath

The shootout directly led to the Guadalajara International Airport shootout the following year when Ramón Arellano Félix and his men attempted to assassinate Chapo at the Guadalajara International Airport.

## Gallery

A Sinaloa Cartel gunman fires at the Arellano-Félix family.
## Trivia

* Song playing in the background is Enjoy The Silence by Depeche Mode.
Luis Carlos Galán

**Luis Carlos Galán Sarmiento**  (September 29, 1943–August 18, 1989) was a Colombian politician and the leader of the Nuevo Liberalismo who was assassinated by the Medellín cartel while running for presidency during the 1989 elections.

Galán was a left-wing politician, who supported the extradition treaty with the United States despite his campaign advisor César Gaviria's attempts to prevent him, as he felt that it would make him appear as an American puppet. Galán's support of extradition earned him the irk of the Colombian drug cartels, particularly the Medellín cartel led by Pablo Escobar.

When Escobar's attempts to buy and scare Galán were in vain, he sent his men to assassinate him during a rally. At the request of Luis' son, Gaviria took over the campaign and won the elections, and became Colombia's 18th President in 1990.
Humberto Machaín

Dr. **Humberto Machaín**, also known as **Delgado** was a Mexican physician who aided the torture and killing of DEA agent Enrique Camarena Salazar and his pilot Alfredo Zavala Avelar. Delgado administered adrenaline to Camarena to prolong the torture.

After Camarena's death, he lay low as a pediatrician in Guadalajara. He was tracked and kidnapped by a team of DEA agents as part of Operation Leyenda. Upon interrogation by the Americans, he revealed the name of the Sergio Espino Verdin, the man who tortured Camarena for a period of 30 hours. The DEA smuggled him to the United States.

## In real life

Delgado is based on Mexican physician Humberto Álvarez Machaín. Álvarez was captured by Mexican bounty hunters and was handed over to the DEA, allegedly for a price of $100,000. He was indicted by a federal grand jury in Los Angeles, California in 1990, and was tried for the Camarena's kidnapping, torture and murder in 1992. The district court judge granted Álvarez's motion for judgement of acquittal on the ground of insufficient evidence to support a guilty charge.

After the verdict, he was repatriated to Mexico. In 1993, he initiated a civil action in an American court, and successfully sued 4 DEA agents and several Mexican civilians for $25,000 for his unlawful abduction.

## Trivia

* He was listed by his real-name Humberto Machain in the Season 1 credits. However, he is listed as Delgado in Season 2.
Elisa Álvarez

**Elisa Álvarez** was a Colombian student and the co-leader of the M-19 revolutionary movement during the Colombian conflict. In 1985, she defected to the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) after M-19 leader Iván Torres made an alliance with Pablo Escobar and the Medellín Cartel, and she warned the DEA about the Palace of Justice siege before working with them against Escobar.

She became a communist while she attended the University of Antioquia; she became fluent in English while she studied there. Álvarez committed herself to the revoluion, and she became the girlfriend of Alejandro Ayala and the co-leader of the M-19 group with Iván Torres. In 1981, the trio stole the sword of Simon Bolivar from a museum, and Alvarez and her boyfriend celebrated by having sex at the guerrilla camp. That same year, they decided to kidnap the sister of Jorge Luis Ochoa, a major cartel boss who was in Forbes magazine. The kidnapping succeeded, but her boyfriend and the other kidnappers would be captured and killed by Pablo Escobar's MAS paramilitary, and their bodies were hanged from a tree in Medellín. Álvarez instead took refuge at the "liberation church" with a communist Catholic priest Ernesto Sobrino, and she would remain in hiding after the MAS attack. She worked at the church's hospital with DEA agent Steve Murphy's wife, and she was introduced to Murphy and his friend Javier Peña, initially believing Murphy's cover story that he was a janitor. However, Peña told her that they were both CIA whose goal was to prevent a Marxist invasion from Cuba, and Álvarez responded by saying that she was a communist guerrilla; the two men believed that she was joking.

Álvarez left the cause when she saw Torres meeting with Pablo Escobar and agreeing to a partnership, and she headed to warn Pena about an upcoming attack. Unfortunately, the Palace of Justice siege proceeded, and 6,000 files on Escobar were burnt by the guerrillas.

Fearful that Pablo would kill her, she ran to the wife of Agent Steve Murphy, Connie Murphy, whom she also worked with, for help. Connie brought her to Agent Javier Peña, who gave her shelter.

Steve, furious at Elisa for putting his wife at risk, found out that Álvarez could help the in tracing Escobar to the siege, and reluctantly agreed to help her.

Shortly after, Elisa became a target to the CIA for being a known member of M-19, prompting Peña and Murphy to lead them away from her, as she escaped from the CIA under a new, false identity.
John Lawn

**John 'Jack' Lawn** was the Administrator of the Drug Enforcement Administration from 1985 till 1990. Before swearing in, he served as the Acting Administrator following Francis Mullen's resignation.

After the Guadalajara cartel kidnapped and tortured DEA agent Enrique Camarena Salazar, he authorized Operation Leyenda to bring the drug traffickers and their political connections to justice. However, after an ill-fated attack on a cartel airfield in 1988, he had John Bell quietly pull back the operation.
Star Copy

### Text description

 *Kill the star by shooting all enemies and rejecting them. (ToD)*Shoot at stars to shoot down all the enemies. (64)

### Place

Afternoon City
Sheltered Residence
Tower Problem
Stupid Guy Guy Box
Caeau Blodaua
Construction Tunnels
Mt. Titration
Glass Castle
Casa Browser

### Cost

30/36 Currencies (ToD)15/30 Currencies (64)

### Selling Price

20 Currencies

**Star Copy**, or **Utrina** in Book of Mario 64,is an item in Book of Mario: Thousands of Doors and its prequel.

## Description Analysis

As the description states, using this item will kill the star, shooting and rejecting all the enemies at the same time, which means that some stars in the sky will fall down and die when they hit the enemies. And by "rejecting enemies", Mario probably just shouts "Not today, enemy!" in his Italian gibberish language when he uses the item.

## Trivia

* Mustard is the only enemy that doesn't take damage when using this item.
Edward Heath

## Ed Heath

* Narcos
* Real life

**Ed Heath** was the Director of Operations of the DEA in Mexico during the 1980s. He represented the DEA in Mexico since 1976 and was wounded in one of the five gun battles he took part in against the drug traffickers, and lose his brother to the drug traffickers.

Field agents like Enrique Camarena Salazar and James Kuykendall despised Heath for his bureaucratic methods. He was reluctant to support Camarena's investigation of the Guadalajara cartel, as the cartel's monopoly led to decreased drug-related violence and increased seizures. He also had no interest in fighting the Mexican government agencies' corruption and felt the DEA should not disrupt both countries' good relations. His inaction following Camarena's abduction resulted in the latter's death at the hands of the Guadalajara cartel.

His attitude changed after Camarena's murder. He supervised the DEA's covert operation to hunt down Camarena's killers, going as far as keeping Walt Breslin and his team in Mexico even though the State Department wanted to end the operation after the arrest of Rubén Zuno Arce.

 "**La Última Frontera**"*Absent*

 "**El Dedazo**"**Appears**
Gorilla

**Gorilla** (March 11, 1958-January 25, 1991) was a *sicario* of the Medellín cartel. In 1990, he was assigned to guard the victims of Pablo Escobar's mass kidnapping campaign.

Gorilla often made small talk with Diana Turbay and played chess with her despite being ordered not to do so. He was tracked down illegally by the CIA, and his location was passed over to the Search Bloc. When Colombian policemen began storming into the building, Gorilla had Turbay hide inside a cupboard, and stood in front of it while engaging in a gunfight with the Search Bloc. He was shot and killed by Colonel Horacio Carrillo, and some of Carrillo's bullets went through the cupboard and hit Turbay, killing her instantly.

The leader is now the president in Colombia.
Follow the Money

**"Follow the Money"** is the third episode of Season 3 of *Narcos* and the twenty-third episode overall.

## Summary

The Rodriguez brothers go into hiding during negotiations. Pacho meets with the Lord of the Skies in Mexico. Peña's new DEA team visits Cali.

## Trivia

* It is the first appearance of Amado Carrillo Fuentes ("El Señor de Los Cielos"/"The Lord of the Skies"), the founder and head of the Juárez cartel. He would later become one of the main characters of *Narcos: Mexico.*
* When Bill Stechner is giving the two visiting US Senators a tour of a raided FARC compound he holds up a rifle which he describes as "top of the line". The takes place in the early 1990s, and the rifle in question is a IWI ACE which didn't enter service until 2008 making it's presence in the camp an anachronism.
Juan Corrales

**Juan Corrales**, (November 2, 1954-June 1991) also known as **Lizard** and **Sure Shot** was a *sicario* working for the Medellín cartel.

He, along with Poison, La Quica and Blackie were Escobar's top sicarios. Unlike Quica and Poison, Lizard had a shred of morality within him, and was reluctant to kill Jaime Carrera's wife and child.

Lizard and Poison were killed by a joint DEA-CNP raid in 1991.
Cuauhtémoc Cárdenas

**Cuauhtémoc Cárdenas Solórzano** was a Mexican politician, and the founder of the PRD political party.

He was a prominent member of the PRI, but left the party in the 1980s along with Francisco Ovando Hernández due to its connections with drug traffickers. He ran against his former party in the 1988 presidential elections, but lost due to a narrow margin which was a result of voter suppression tactics perpetrated by the PRI and interference from the Guadalajara cartel, which supported the PRI.
Star Wars

***"Are you a horrible lie? Stop producing storytelling!"***

**This article contains fan-made content.**
It should therefore not be considered entirely part of the *Book of Mario* lore. .

**Star Wars** is a movie franchise present in Book of Mario 64. Unlike the real counterpart, only two movies have been released of now in the Book of Mario universe: Star Wars and its sequel, Energy Star Wars.

## Star Wars

A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away, there was an oppressive Empire that ruled with an iron fist. Hence, a Rebellion was formed and the whole galaxy was dragged in a civil War. The movie begins with a couple of rebels trying to deliver the blueprints of the Empire's secret weapon to Princess Goombeila in order to find a way to destroy it, but they're chased and eventually ended by Emperor Paulpatine 's right-hand man, Darth Carbon. Despite this, Goombeila manages to take hold of the blueprints and get them to safety by hiding them inside a pair of droids, TEC-20 and PNG-TON, and have them escape the ship while she gets captured.

[...]

The Empire's secret weapon is eventually revealed to be the Death Shell, a planet-sized Koopa shell with the power to attack all enemies in the Galaxy. Paulpatine plans to use this to destroy the rebellion once and for all.

[...]

Once he realized he became the very thing he swore to destroy, a father, Darth Carbon (now reborn as Koops Skywalker) ends himself while taking Paulpatine with him.

[...]

And everyone lived happily ever after... at least until the sequel.

## Energy Star Wars

20 years after the first movie's ending, the Rebellion, now called the Fungi Republic, must face the 10-Nauties , a group eager to become an empire of its own and to throw the galaxy in the depths of terrorism once more.

### Controversy

The movie was met with a very mixed reception and has both devoted fans and relentless haters that discussing on the Internet over the actual quality of the movie. Eventually, the discussion became so heated that some scholars point to this as a possible cause of the War.

## Trivia

* Unlike the real-life Star Wars, this franchise doesn't have a prequel at the moment.
* In-game, the movies are barely referenced. Hence, only their existence is canon.
Anti-Man

*Fan art by TheSneakySpy on Twitter*

## Gossip

 *This is a contradiction. His attack is so intense that he is also called Death. His power has built for 12 years when he performs an acrobatic attack, so avoid it! This guy is good, so we must respect him.*

> "*I am not confident in my love?*♡*"*
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**Anti-Man,** also known as **Death**,is a highly respected member and guardian of the Shame Boy Tough Gang, and even Goverman respects his power, despite disliking the rest of the Shame Boys. He misleads lost travelers into fighting him with his confusing speech, then performs masterful acrobatic movements that dish out large amounts of damage. According to Goverman, he had been charging up his acrobatic attack's power for 12 years.

When Mario returns to the Stupid Guy Guy Box with a Sweet Lemon, Anti-Man detects the candy's lemony fragrance (even though he misidentifies it as lemonade). He then asks Mario if he can feel the food item, a request Mario acquiesces to. After Mario fulfills this objective, Anti-Man abandons the treasure chest to marvel at his newly acquired lemon. Alternatively, he challenges Mario to a battle in return for the contents within his guarded treasure chest. If Mario refuses to give him the lemon, he's left with no option but to fight.

During Section 8, Mario can battle the Anti-Friend Unit, a group of three Anti-Men, if he gets three answers wrong at the second door of Casa Browser. They have the same Gossip as the one at Stupid Guy Guy Box, despite the game taking off their health bars even if the other Anti-Man was "Gossiped".
Flower Guard

***"But the truth is, I'm gonna end this page. It. All."***

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## Flower Guard

 *I have to say, it does not take many people.*

## Description

### Latest known status

Alive

The Flower Guard is a very minor character in Book of Mario 64.

He is simply guarding the gate, while noting it takes only a few people to do so. He seems to be the only flower that is not a Baubart that is not horny or addicted to drugs.
Very Much Book of Mario

*Not to be confused with Super Book of Mario*

***"Are you a horrible lie? Stop producing storytelling!"***

**This article contains fan-made content.**
It should therefore not be considered entirely part of the *Book of Mario* lore. .

**Very Much Book of Mario** is the third chapter of the Book of Mario saga. It is a Google Translate text-hack of Super Paper Mario that FatGuy still hasn't done. The game is however partially translated by others. It focuses on how the War is temporarily stopped because of Bloomer's attempt to destroy the world to put an end to all black letters. It introduces the most powerful character in Book of Mario lore, the Creator, who created the universe.

## Plot

Bloomer hates black letters and wants to get rid of them by destroying the world. To do that, he must fullfill the dark prophecy by using the It was dark and the Mother of hearts to create the Domain. He is aided by his "services"-M.M, Tree, Nstasia and The creator, who is the most powerful being in the universe and the Ultragod who created it. He joined Bloomer so he can learn more about his plan and stop him from destroying the world he created, learn more about his services, all being interesting people. Bloomer creates the Mother of Hearts by marrying Princess of Peaches and God Browser to fulfill the dark prophecy. Mario is transported to Flipide and is asked by Slowly, But No to stop Bloomer. Princess of Peaches and God Browser unite and join Mario's crew, which ends the War temporarily, to collect the A pure hearts and stop Bloomer. They are aided by creatures called Sures, the main one of them which provides Mario with information being Court. Mario's brother Lewis is brain smoked and turns into Shri, one of Bloomer's services. However The creator sends him and Mario to the Somewhere where he remembers that he's Lewis and joins Mario. After the crew collects all the A pure hearts they enter Black Stadium to defeat Bloomer. After he is defeated, The creator betrays him and sends him and his services to Number D. He aims to kill him to save the world he created and learn more about his services. He uses the Mother of Hearts and Lewis to create Super Resignation and defeat Mario and the crew to end the War and bring peace to his world. However Super Resignation is destroyed. Bloomer and Court destroy the Mother of hearts but die. It is unknown what happens after, but most likely God Browser and Princess of Peaches become enemies again now that the prophecy is stopped and the War is resumed.
Guillermo Pallomari

* Narcos
* Real life

**Guillermo Pallomari** was a Chilean who worked as the chief accountant for the Cali cartel. He was in-charge of managing the cartel's finances, as well as delivering bribes to politicians, policemen, civil servants and military officers.

Pallomari maintained a ledger detailing the cartel finances, which was designed specially so that no one except Pallomari and Franklin Jurado could decode. In 1994, Pallomari was tasked with sending nearly $6 million to seven men affiliated with Fernando Botero Zea, a high ranking member of Ernesto Samper's election campaign, as part of the cartel leader's surrender deal. His office was raided by the Search Bloc when he was creating money parcels, but timely intervention from Jorge Salcedo ensured that Pallomari wasn't apprehended.

Pallomari became one of the DEA's observation targets. The DEA followed him and Carlo Cordova to one of Gilberto Rodríguez Orejuela's safe-houses, and launched a raid which resulted in Gilberto's arrest. After the arrest, Salcedo moved Pallomari to a safe-house. In order to prevent the surrender deal from being compromised by Pallomari who knew too much about the workings of the cartel, the cartel leadership decided to have to him killed. However, he was rescued by Salcedo, who was working for the DEA at that point. Pallomari agreed to testify against the Cali cartel in exchange for safety in the United States as part of the witness protection program. He decoded the ledger in an American court, which revealed his dealings with Santiago Medina, Botero Zea and the Samper presidency, which allowed for the Colombian court to prosecute the leaders of the Cali cartel for corruption.
AFO

**AFO** is the fifth episode of Season 2 of *Narcos: Mexico*. It aired on February 13, 2020.

## Synopsis

Calderoni briefs Walt on the tension between the plazas as Chapo continues construction of his tunnel. Felix's meeting with Pacho takes a turn.

## Plot

Breslin and his team learn of the escalating conflict between the Sinaloa and Tijuana plazas. The Sinaloans pull their product from Tijuana and begin taking it through the tunnel, which is then discovered by the DEA team. Breslin's team then leaks the information to the Tijuana plaza who retaliates by destroying the tunnel and executing everyone at the tunnel with El Chapo escaping though the other end of the tunnel.

Félix takes Amado to meet with the Cali Cartel in Panama to enforce his monopoly on the cocaine transportation and get into the direct sale of the product in America utilizing Amado and his airstrips in Ciudad Juárez. However, Félix is betrayed by Guerra who made a deal directly with the Colombians to transport cocaine. To cover his surprise, he asks the cartel for as much cocaine as they could supply and agrees to transport about 70 tons.

## Cast

* Diego Luna as Miguel Ángel Félix Gallardo
* Joaquín Cosío as Ernesto Fonseca Carrillo
* José María Yazpik as Amado Carrillo Fuentes
* Ernesto Alterio as Salvador Osuna Nava
* Tessa Ia as Sofia Conesa
* Alejandro Edda as Joaquín Guzmán Loera
* Alfonso Dosal as Benjamín Arellano Félix
* Fermin Martinez as Juan José Esparragoza Moreno
* Fernanda Urrejola as Maria Elvira
* Gerardo Taracena as Pablo Acosta
* Gorka Lasaosa as Héctor Palma Salazar
* Viviana Serna as Guadalupe Leija Serrano ("Lupita")
* Guillermo Villegas as Sammy Alvarez
* Tenoch Huerta as Rafael Caro Quintero
* Horacio Garcia Rojas as Tomas Morlet
* Jackie Earle Haley as Jim Ferguson
* Manuel Masalva as Ramón Arellano Félix
* Teresa Ruiz as Isabella Bautista
* Yul Vazquez as John Gavin
* Julio Cesar Cedillo as Commander Guillermo Calderoni
* Scoot McNairy as Walt Breslin
* Wagner Moura as Pablo Escobar
* Alberto Ammann as Hélmer Herrera
* Francisco Denis as Miguel Rodríguez Orejuela (reprising his role from Narcos)
* Pêpê Rapazote as José Santacruz Londoño
* Jorge A. Jimenez as Roberto Ramos
* Julián Díaz as Blackie
* Eric Lange as Bill Stechner
* Brian Buckley as John Clay Walker
* Mike Doyle as Thomas Buehl
* Sosie Bacon as Mimi Webb Miller
Guillermo Calderoni

* Narcos
* Real life

**Guilleromo González Calderoni** was a *subcomandante* of the Mexican Federal Judicial Police. Considered as Mexico's big game hunter, Calderoni spearheaded the Mexican operation to bring down the Guadalajara Cartel. However, despite winning the trust of the Americans; he faced trouble from his superiors who were indirectly involved with the cartel.

While unsuccessful at first, Calderoni led the operation which led to the arrest of Guadalajara Cartel drug lord Rafael Caro Quintero in Costa Rica in April, 1985; two months after Enrique Camarena Salazar's murder. He also led an operation targeting cartel kingpin Miguel Ángel Félix Gallardo. However, Calderoni was forced to let Félix Gallardo go despite holding him at gunpoint, as the drug lord threatened releasing audio tapes implicating Calderoni's superiors in the murder of Camarena, putting Calderoni and his family in danger. Calderoni accepted a bribe of $2 million and let Félix Gallardo free, and as part of the deal, he began reluctantly working for Félix Gallardo.

He was shunned by the DEA for letting Félix Gallardo get away, but the DEA cautiously resumed co-operation in 1986, after Félix Gallardo berated him for his inaction regarding the kidnapping of Delgado and Sergio Espino Verdin. Information provided by Calderoni led the DEA to discover Joaquín Guzmán Loera's tunnel from Mexico to the United States. Calderoni led the joint FBI - MFJP air raid which killed drug lord Pablo Acosta; despite efforts by Walt Breslin to take the drug lord into American territory.

In 1988, without informing him, the DEA attempted to raid one of the cartel's airfields, without knowing that Amado Carrillo Fuentes set up a trap. The resulting shootout resulted in the death of 4 men employed by the DEA, one of them being executed by Calderoni to maintain his cover within the cartel.

On April 8, 1989; Calderoni arrested Félix Gallardo after the Guadalajara Cartel disbanded. Calderoni and his men burst into one of the drug lord's safehouses. Félix offered $5 million to free him, but Calderoni refused as Félix was betrayed by his allies in the government. Calderoni brought in Walt Breslin, the leader of the DEA's Operation Leyenda to Mexico from Los Angeles to allow him to personally witness Félix's arrest, and wanted him to look over their differences and work as friends, but Breslin refused to consider Calderoni a friend.

## Gallery

Calderoni informing Félix Gallardo that he is under arrest.

 "**La Última Frontera**"*Absent*

 "**El Dedazo**"**Appears**
Claudio Salazar

**Claudio Salazar** (died 1994) was a high ranking member of the Norte del Valle cartel before his death at the hands of the Cali Cartel in January of 1994.

## Biography

Born to Gerda Salazar, a notorious smuggler and one of the leaders of the Norte del Valle cartel; Claudio immersed himself with the activities of the cartel at a very young age.

Sometime in the 1980s, he started doing business with Gilberto and Miguel Rodriguez Orejuela of the rising Cali Cartel. He soon develops an animosity towards the young and successful smuggler Hélmer Herrera and they both developed a feud.

In 1994, Claudio and his wife are invited to a party hosted by the Rodriguez brothers in Cali. During the party, Gilberto makes a controversial announcement about the surrender deal which was brokered between the cartels and the government, which forced all cartels to cease operations within six months in exchange for lenient prison sentences. Claudio, just like most of the Norte del Valle leadership, isn't pleased with the deal and later at the hotel apartment, rants about it to his wife before going out to a bar. The conversation is taped and sent to the Cali cartel leadership. Miguel Rodriguez, who hated the way Claudio treated the wife convinced Gilberto that it would be safe to kill Claudio than be sorry. Seizing the opportunity, Herrera and his gang confront Claudio; where they present him with a bottle of aguardiente. Herrera dances with a patron of the bar, before returning to the table to share the aguardiente with Claudio. Instead, to take revenge, Herrera ends up smashing his head with the bottle and chaining his body to four Harley Davidson motorcycles moving away from each other, quartering him. Claudio's body is later covered with chicken wire and dropped into the river to feed the fishes.

Claudio's wife Maria later became Miguel's mistress, and had Jorge Salcedo and Navegante kidnap his son from Gerda. After Miguel's imprisonment, Maria moved in with Claudio's boss Orlando Henao Montoya.
Hector (marijuana farmer)

**Hector** was a Mexican marijuana farmer in Sinaloa, working for Pedro Avilés. He was Rafael Caro Quintero's mentor.

In 1980, several of his fields were raided by the Mexican Army during Operation Condor. On day, as he was explaining his granddaughter about identifying the exact time to harvest poppies, the military arrive at his ranch, looking for Caro Quintero. As Caro Quintero fled in his motorcycle, Hector was killed by a soldier as he tried to bring his granddaughter to safety.
Cochiloco

* Narcos
* Real life

**Juan Manuel Talco Uzeta**, known as **"Cochiloco"** was a Mexican drug trafficker. Initially a part of Pedro Avilés' organisation, he began to work under Rafael Caro Quintero after the latter established the Guadalajara cartel along with Miguel Ángel Félix Gallardo and Ernesto Fonseca Carrillo.

Cochiloco owned a sinaloan style seafood restaurant la langosta loca in Guadalajara. It was at this restaurant that he, along with Cuco and Caro Quintero murdered two American tourists in March 1985: Alberto Radelat and John Clay Walker, after suspecting them of being dea agents

Following Caro Quintero's arrest on April 5 1985, Cochiloco began working with Chapo and was a leader of the la langosta loca Restaurant, along with Chapo and Héctor Palma Salazar. Cochiloco and Chapo engaged on a spat with the Arellano-Félix brothers, severing the relations between both of their Plazas. At one such incident, a physical altercation between Cochiloco and Ramón Arellano Félix caused Ramón to nearly lose his eye. In order to prevent any further escalation, Palma sent Cochiloco to Tijuana to make amends, but is immediately killed by Ramón's men as he drove into San Luis Rio Culeado.

Cochiloco was also known for his outstanding phrases and quotes he used to say when he worked with the Plazas. "A mi el mencho, me pela la verga!" *(el cochiloco, after doing 4 lines of Cocaine along with Rafael Caro Quintero and his men)*

 "**La Última Frontera**"**Appears**

 "**El Dedazo**"**Appears**
David Rodriguez

## David Rodríguez

**David Rodríguez** (died 1995) was the son of Miguel Rodríguez Orejuela, one of the four leaders of the Cali cartel. Despite his incompetence, he was appointed as the head of his father's personal security team. After all four leaders of the cartel were imprisoned, David briefly led the cartel; however, he was shot dead in a drive-by shooting orchestrated by Wilber Varela.

David can be extremely cruel at times, which is a result of his immense jealously and rivalry with fellow cartel members. He can also be careless at times, as he was responsible for the chlorine gas discharge on civilians.
Al Fin Cayó!

**"Al Fin Cayó!"** is the tenth and final episode of Season 2 of *Narcos* and the twentieth episode overall.

## Summary

Javier deals with the repercussions from Judy's interview. Tata tries to convince Pablo to surrender for the sake of his children. This episode ends with the death of Pablo Escobar.

## Cast

### Starring

* Wagner Moura as Pablo Escobar
* Boyd Holbrook as Steve Murphy
* Pedro Pascal as Javier Peña
* Cristina Umaña as Judy Moncada
* Joanna Christie as Connie Murphy
* Paulina García as Hermilda Gaviria
* Raúl Méndez as César Gaviria
* Paulina García as Hermilda Gaviria
* Manolo Cardona as Eduardo Sandoval
* Paulina Gaitán as Tata Escobar
* Bruno Bichir as Fernando Duque
* Eric Lange as Bill Stechner
* Florencia Lozano as Claudia Messina
* Alberto Ammann as Pacho Herrera

### Guest starring

* Leynar Gomez as Limón
* Juan Pablo Raba as Gustavo Gaviria
* Konstantin Melikhov as Edward Jacoby
* Matthew Glave as Spencer

### Co-starring

* Jorge Monterrosa as Trujillo
* Juan Pablo Shuk as Colonel Martinez
* Sebastián Vega as Hugo Martinez Jr.
* Mauricio Meija as Carlos Castaño
* Gustavo Angarita as Fidel Castaño
* Mauricio Cujar as Don Berna
* Fabián Villa as Sergeant Morales
* Juan Murcia as Juan Pablo Escobar
* María José Sanchez Real as Manuela
* Alvaro Trujillo as Chief Vargas Silva
* Juan Camilo Pérez as Lugo
* Joaquín García as Search Block Captain
* Alejandro Sierra as Search Block Sniper
* Gabriel Moure as Elderly Man
* Shelly Guberek as Waitress
* Stiven Lourido as Bus Passenger
Marco de Haro

* Narcos
* Real life

**Marco de Haro** was a Mexican drug trafficker who served as drug lord Pablo Acosta's lieutenant and head of security till the drug lord's death in 1988.

In 1986, Acosta suspected Lili Arévalo of stealing from their shipments. Marco, without his boss's authorization, killed Lili, triggering a feud between Acosta and Lili's father Fermín Arévalo. Fermín sent a *sicario* after Acosta, but Acosta escaped with minor injuries to his ear. Acosta, de Haro and Amado Carrillo Fuentes kidnap the *sicario* while he recovered in a hospital, and de Haro tortured till he revealed it was Fermín who sent him for $1000. Acosta gathered weapons and a crew of bodyguards, and took de Haro and Carrillo to Fermín's ranch. Antonia, Fermín's wife, confronted them, and lauded Acosta's bravery for bringing de Haro to her house. She told them that Fermín wasn't there.

Fermín and his men later ambushed Acosta. de Haro and Carrillo Fuentes protected their boss, however, Fermín managed to sneak up next to Acosta and fired at him, wounding Acosta. He is killed by Carrillo Fuentes before he could finish Acosta.

Later in 1988, Acosta spoke to an American journalist about the Guadalajara cartel's corruption; which put him on the crosshair of the Mexican and American government. Marco de Haro accompanied Acosta as he began making a last stand at his fortress in the town of Santa Elena. The FBI and the MFJP raid the village, forcing Acosta and de Haro to hide in an abandoned house. Mexican policemen surround the house, but DEA agent Walt Breslin ignores orders from the Mexicans and walks into the house, only to be held at gunpoint by de Haro. Breslin convinces that he'd act as a human shield in the hopes of smuggling Acosta into the United States where he could rejoin his girlfriend Mimi Webb Miller and live under witness protection. However, Acosta changed his mind after exiting the house, and grabbed Walt's gun and lunged at the policemen, and was shot to death.
Despegue

**"Despegue"** is the tenth and final episode of Season 1 of *Narcos* and the tenth episode overall.

## Summary

Pablo's activities in prison provoke the government into taking extreme action. Murphy and Peña face a situation of their own.

## Cast

### Starring

* Wagner Moura as Pablo Escobar
* Boyd Holbrook as Steve Murphy
* Pedro Pascal as Javier Peña
* Joanna Christie as Connie Murphy
* Paulina García as Hermilda Gaviria
* Raúl Méndez as César Gaviria
* Paulina García as Hermilda Gaviria
* Manolo Cardona as Eduardo Sandoval
* Paulina Gaitán as Tata Escobar

### Guest starring

* Alberto Ammann as Pacho Herrera
* Patrick St. Esprit as Major Wysession
* Danielle Kennedy as Ambassador Noonan
* Richard T. Jones as Agent DEA

### Co-starring

* Julián Díaz as El Negro
* Juan Sebastian Calero as Navegante
* Alejandro Buitrago as Velasco
* Juan Murcia as Juan Pablo Escobar
* Javier Delgiudice as Defense Minister Zaragoza
* Juan Carlos Arango as General Ariza
* Gabriel Mangones as Special Forces Commander
* Luis Miguel Hurtado as El Paisa
* Oscar Gonzalez as Polo
* Rodrigo Cellis as Sugar
* Rafael Rodriguez as El Mugre
* Javier Gardeazabal as Cali Sicario (Maicol)
* Julian Rodriguez as Major Baiz
* Alejandra Crispin as Gaviria's Secretary
* Jesse Moore as Ambassador's Secretary
* Yulieth Giraldo as TV News Anchorwoman
* Thaddeus Phillips as CIA Agent Owen
* Joseph Fussey as Weaver
* Frank Cuervo as DEA Agent #1 Bogotá
* Jairo Ordoñez as Pablo Sicario 1
* Alejandro Gomez as Pablo Sicario 2
* Alejandro Rubio as Pablo Sicario 3
* Javier Rodriguez as Pablo Sicario 4
* Julieta Cardona as Natalie's Baby
X Sodium

*X Sodium OBLITERATE!*

**X Sodium** is an item mentioned in Mr. Krump's Blah in Section 5. According to Goombell, it is capable of killing anything it touches. Based on its name, it was created by the X-Nauti for use as a bio-weapon. Strangely, this dangerous chemical was never used despite what it's capable of.

## Trivia

* Seeing how it's also noted for being a powerful X-Nauti weapon, possible the Superbombomb was created using X Sodium. While the shown destructive power wasn't that high, it's possible that X sodium can be incinerated harmlessly, and Browser's breath has destroyed most of the payload, or that Goombell has exaggerated its destructive power.
* Alternatively, it's possible that X sodium is actually a highly radioactive kind of fuel used by most X-Nauti machines like Yuxi or Big Ass.