Difference between revisions of "Los Hermanos"
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|status = Unknown | |status = Unknown | ||
|realname = | |realname = | ||
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|earliest = early 1960s | |earliest = early 1960s | ||
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| − | |appearances = {{KBAC2}} [[ | + | |appearances = {{KBAC2}} [[{{KBAC2}} No.16|#16]] <BR> |
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{{character page | {{character page | ||
|intro = | |intro = | ||
| − | A villain who could create a duplicate copy himself. He was a major antagonist of [[El Hombre]]. | + | A villain who could seemingly create a duplicate copy of himself. He was a major antagonist of [[El Hombre]]. |
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| − | The | + | The translation of his name is "the brothers." So, it is possible that he(or they) is(are) actually brothers. |
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Latest revision as of 23:34, 18 December 2016
ObservationsThe translation of his name is "the brothers." So, it is possible that he(or they) is(are) actually brothers.
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