Hun-Kamé

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Hun-Kamé is the ancient Mayan god of death who is inadvertently unleashed from a wooden box by Casiopea Tun. He appears as a powerful and enigmatic figure with a deep connection to the Mayan underworld, Xibalba. Hun-Kamé is on a quest to regain his rightful position and confronts his treacherous brother with Casiopea’s help. His demeanor is often mysterious and stoic, concealing a complex and conflicted nature.

Quotes

[“You have released me, and therefore, I am bound to you.”,”I am death. I walk with the shadows, because I am the shadows.”,”In life, one must always choose between boredom and suffering.”]

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Appearance

Hun-Kamé has an imposing presence, with obsidian-like eyes and a regal bearing. He has a striking, otherworldly aura, exuding an air of power and ancient wisdom.

Gender

Male

Abilities.

Immortality, control over death and shadows

Archetype

God of Death

Species

Mayan deity

Age

Book

Gods of Jade and Shadow

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