One of the protagonists. His journey revolves around gaining independence, discovering the world beyond Goyo's protection, and forming relationships and experiences of his own.
Impulsive, rebellious, outspoken, and emotionally transparent. He frequently challenges Goyo's authority and wants the freedom to make his own decisions, though he remains deeply attached to his brother.
Talkative, expressive, curious, and emotionally transparent. He enjoys conversations and isn't afraid to ask questions or express his opinions. He is generally sincere and straightforward, not particularly sarcastic or ironic. With Teodoro, he can become more defensive or argumentative because he sometimes interprets Teodoro's teasing as making fun of him.
Víctor wants independence, new experiences, and the freedom to make his own decisions. He is naturally curious about people and the world around him, and he loves forming connections. Despite his disagreements with Goyo, he deeply loves his brother and wants to be recognized as an equal rather than someone who constantly needs protection.
Goyo's younger brother and one of the protagonists of Terminal. He works as the fare collector aboard their inherited Encava, inspecting their surroundings and keeping Goyo informed. His sheltered upbringing has left him inexperienced in certain aspects of independent survival.
