Huehuecoyotl

* Nagual Form
* Human Form

**Huehuecoyotl**, more commonly known by his nickname Huey, is a coyote spirit who lives in the plains near Hatfield and McCoy.

## Biography

He lives close to the forest near Hatfield and McCoy and spends most of his time in nagual form. He is considered by many as the spirit of Hatfield, but he also helps McCoy from time to time, helping to heal their sick in Sick of McCoy and scaring off the Chupacabra Hatfield wanted to attack McCoy with in Conduct.

## Abilities

Huey is able to remove his eyes and use it to look at difficult to reach places. He does this by pulling it out, throwing it in the air and catching his eye, putting it back in place, although this can lead to his eyes being out of alignment and looking in different directions.

Huey is a very creative thinker and inventor. He is fully capable of making a large puppet out of stolen scarecrows and chupacabra skeletons. He is also able to make enough worry dolls (albeit, crude ones) for children of both Hatfield and McCoy in a short amount of time. He has had this aptitude since childhood, as he found a way to lift up a large, heavy pole using rope and leverage fairly easily.

Using his sense of smell, he is capable of tracking people's scent and nearly found the missing Ixtlilton.

He was granted the ability to use Tlaloc's tuning fork after Calamity specifically chose him to carry out the third spell. This allows him to find any (missing) person by tapping the fork and singing the verse *"Cry"*. He holds the fork like a dowsing rod while using the tracking spell. The spell can even allow Huey to find people in Mictlan Woods and return there whenever he wants to. There are limits to the spell, however, as he is unable to use the spell to find the wielder of the Blue Tezcatlipoca.

## Relationships

### People of Hatfield

Huey has a good relationship with the people of Hatfield. He's loved by the town and he does what he can to help them as shown in Conduct. However, since that episode, the majority of the people in the village no longer like him, holding him responsible for releasing the Chupacabra onto the villagers as the main reason.

### People of McCoy

Huey has a bad relationship with the people of McCoy. They greatly dislike him because they accuse him, as well as the rest of the spirits, for chasing off 'their' spirit Amaroq in the past in Sick of McCoy. Nevertheless, he has helped to cure their sick in the same episode.

### Calamity

Huey has a good relationship with Chalchiutlicue, often spending time with her.

She also greatly cares about Huey, risking her own life to save him when he was attacked by Chupacabra in Conduct.

Calamity picked Huey to carry out the third spell in Tlaloc's notes - one that can find people - in Direction, even though he told her that he's irresponsible.

### Icky

Despite the fact that Huey, as well as Calamity, frequently get on Ichabod's nerves, the two still have a good relationship and help each other out whenever needed.

### Kitty

Huey has a decent relationship with Kajortoq. She is often annoyed by him because he always seems to steal from her or fails to follow her advice. In *Dandy*, Huey did not weed the squash garden as Kitty had asked him to and also stole her pumpkin and in Brom Bones, he ordered Calamity to steal a pumpkin from Kitty's garden for his creation (the eponymous Brom Bones), angering her in the process.

### Corn

Huey is on good terms with Quetzalcoatl, though they didn't start out that way. In Coyote and Rattlesnake, Corn was seen as "weird" in Huey's eyes due to preferring a cornflower over soup and constantly making a rattling noise that "freaks (Huey) out", but after getting a laugh out of the young snake in an attempt to give him a taste of his own medicine... despite being offended by such laughter at the time... Huey came to see Corn as a nice guy. In Wrip an' Vinkle, Huey lead the song "Wayfaring Stranger" to Corn's drumbeat in an attempt to heal a friend.

### Wrip

Overall, Huey and Wrip get along pretty well. However, he sometimes gets on Wrip's nerves by entering her house without notice, something he is reprimanded for by her in Worry People. She also gets annoyed when Huey doesn't close the door, something he is reprimanded for in Burned at the Stake when Huey broke into her house again. She informed him that *"if he has got to steal her food"* if he could *"at least close the door."*

Huey's idea's often get debunked by Wrip as well. In Worry People, when he talked about building a moat to stop the black ick from taking the villages of Hatfield and McCoy, she told him that ice is water and that the Black Tezcatlipoca has no problems moving through snow and ice. Then, when he went out and actually started to dig out a moat around Hatfield and explained to Wrip that he was going to build stoves, paired with a stone covering for the moat to keep the heat in, to keep the water warm, she informed him that the black ick is going to crawl over the covering and cover the town anyway.

### Vinkle

Huey has a good relationship with Vinkle.

### Amaroq

When it comes to Amaroq, Huey has a somewhat negative relationship. In Burned at the Stake, a childhood flashback shows how Huey and Amaroq first met. He tried to be friendly to him but unbeknownst was more a hinderance than help. After being invited to celebrate Harvest Week in Hatfield by Huey and trapped in a well by the village chief, only escaping by digging himself out, Huey visited him again the next day. In a fit of anger, he threw a piece of dirt at him, causing him to run off. In a flashback in Banishing Babies, Amaroq angrily tells Huey to stay away from his things, then kicking him as he holds a broken fishing line. However, the relationship somewhat improves in the present when he finds out that Amaroq now wants to help the spirits after Charles gained all the three pieces of the Black Tezcatlipoca and saw that it went to his head.

## Behind the scenes

* Huey based off the Aztec God Huehuecoyotl.

* Betsy Lee has stated Huey's age to be 24.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Episode 9, Brom Bones
2. ↑ Episode 11, Sick of McCoy
3. ↑ Episode 35, Black, White, and Red All Over
4. ↑ Episode 19, Worry People
5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 Episode 33, Burned at the Stake
6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 Episode 17, Direction
7. ↑ Episode 28, Harmless Guest
8. ↑ Episode 18, Black Bart
9. ↑ Wikipedia page of Huehuecoyotl
10. ↑ Warlord of Noodles Live Stream October 20, 2016

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