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Physical appearance

As he is meant to represent Dia de los Muertos (referred to as Day of the Dead by others), Cráneo refers back to this origin. As he honors death, some aspects like the skull facepaint, the little skull ornaments hanging from his dark brown sombrero represent the lives of those who've been lost, and flowers of blues, magentas and purples atop said sombrero, represent the flowers placed atop gravestones of loved ones to pay respects. He wears a dark brown poncho with a black zigzag pattern and small red diamond shapes across. He wears a blue undershirt with a purple and magenta accent at the bottom, with a pair of black colored pants. He has black hair that turns blue at the tips, blue colored eyes and a tanned skintone. He wears dark brown gloves with white on the palms to mimic skeleton hands and wears magenta colored triangle colored earrings and a flower in his hair to complete the look.

Personality

Cráneo is a fairly well spoken man who has an affinity for collecting skull heads. He is quite close to his tribe members and whereas his compadres are more malicious in nature, he is more kind and calm. He tends to express himself in Spanish when frustrated or startled. His memory is sharp and notable, as he will remember little details about those he was close to. When those people pass, he tends to recreate their favorite dishes in their honor and sharing it with those around him, even remembering the slight nuances of their preferences. He prays once a week for the departed souls of those who he misses, but never grieves extensively, always hoping their current place is better than it was before.