#mcogambrosius

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Post season 4 headcanons

Immediately after the show ends, Esteban and Zia go off to that weird dimension with the naacals and the cities

Meanwhile, Tao, Mendoza, Isabella and Gaspar get ready to leave for Patala. They say their goodbyes to Pedro and sancho, who stay in Zimbabwe.

Obviously they take the condor, but Tao has never driven it before (no one has. I mean Mendoza did once, in season 1, but he immediately crashed it, so…). It takes some time getting used to (Tao almost crashes into the wall. Again), but they make it in one piece.

When they arrive in Patala, Tao announces his idea of building the new order of the condor in the raja’s palace, who likes the idea (although the last time he let a scientist conduct his research it ended badly, he trusts Tao and his friends cause they saved him and his village from said scientist). Furthermore, Tao plans to make the order like a sort of hub for scientific research and knowledge. He also wants to share the knowledge of Mu with the rest of the world (cause what’s the point in having so much advanced scientific knowledge if you can’t use it?). And of course, he wants the world to appreciate and respect his ancestors just like he does, and make sure the knowledge is used for good.

Mendoza and Isabella are 100% behind his project (even Gaspar helps, not cause he wants to, but Isabella kinda forces him so yeah)

Once Esteban and Zia are finished running around the 7 cities and chatting with the naacals, they go to Patala to join Tao, who’s extremely happy to see them, obviously.

And so, slowly but surely, they begin establishing the order of the condor and blabla.

Tao remembers the old order of the hourglass, and how its basically been defunded by the king. And so, he offers Athanaos and Nostradamus to come continue their studies in Patala. Athanaos immediately accepts cause 1) he likes it there and 2) he gets to be with Esteban (finally, it was long overdue). Nostradamus on the other hand, doesn’t really wanna go cause he’s lived at chambord for so long, it’s hard to just leave everything behind. But once Tao tells him about his plans for a huge observatory, he immediately packs his shit and joins him

So yeah the rest of this is just slice of life moments of everybody chilling in Patala and of course setting up the order of the condor

Unfortunately not everything can be cute and fluffy. Because uhhhhh. Ambrosius is still out there. And he’s got a flying machine with like,,, lasers and stuff? And he’s like immortal now?? Or at least very hard to kill. So yeah we don’t get to relax just yet

Isabella and Mendoza essentially decide they have to figure out where tf Ambrosius is, if he’s planning anything and how to stop him. They’re even more worried cause they know how much Ambrosius wants to have tao at his side, and that now he’ll really stop at nothing cause he’s lowkey immortal (fun fact: the name Ambrosius means immortal).

And soooo they get a ship. Just like they wanted. And of course Gaspar just has to come cause 1) I love their trio and 2) they need all the help they can get

So yeah they periodically go on missions and stuff but they always come back home (to the kids in Patala)

Meanwhile, Pedro and sancho are in Zimbabwe and set up their tavern just like they wanted. Pedro gets married to Nyamita and maybe they’ll have a kid soon, maybe? (Fun fact: I didn’t like their relationship at first but it grew on me and I think they’re cute)

Back in Patala, Mendoza obviously misses his old friends, even though he doesnt say it. I mean, sure he’s really happy and proud of them for starting a new and healthy chapter in their lives, but they are his first and dearest friends. Zia immediately realizes that he’s upset, and the kids offer to periodically fly him to Zimbabwe to see them (and the kids obviously wanna see them too! They’re the kids’ uncles after all!)

And I can just imagine like. One day, they receive a message from Zimbabwe that Pedro and Nyamita are soon having a baby and they all cram into the condor, fly to Zimbabwe to see them 😭

Esteban, Zia and Tao are super excited about having a cousin. Pedro is freaking out cause he never imagined he’d be a dad one day. sure, he wanted to but now it’s actually happening and he doesn’t know if it’s all gonna work out. Esteban, Zia and Tao reassure him that he’ll be great, since he’s already so good with kids. And of course, Mendoza couldn’t be happier for his friend

Etc etc you get me

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Ok i got another batch of these:

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Part 6 for yall!

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Saw this template and had to do this

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Mhmmmm ok if mcog characters could drive (cars) this is how they’d be:

Esteban: drives really fast and slams the breaks when he stops. Can’t parallel park to save his life. Probably has a small white or beige car. Always honking the horn at others. Has a driving playlist. None of the kids have a real drivers license, Mendoza made them fake ones

Zia: very slow and cautious. Scared to go on highways. Refuses to honk the horn. Like ever. Shares Esteban’s car I guess. Can actually parallel park

Tao: breaks too early. Drives Esteban’s car (never asks if he can). Always changes the setting of the seat and the mirrors. Drives in silence cause he needs to concentrate. Hates having conversations while driving. Has crashed many times when he first started driving

Mendoza: used to have a creepy white van to kidnap kids. JAJ just kidding. Hmm ok a cheap blue car but it’s clean and in good shape so looks new. Enough seats for all his friends. Designated driver of course. Pretty good driver. Never uses gps of course. Hates it when his friends mess up the car 😔 does NOT let anyone else drive

Isabella: would have a red convertible. Likes driving really fast with the roof down. Speed limits don’t exist. Fine at driving idk no big issues there. People don’t like going in her car cause too fast and scary. But it’s nice cause she might let the passenger choose the music so it’s worth it

Gaspar: red jeep or truck idk. Never ever lets anyone in. Denies having a car so he doesn’t have to drive people places. Honks the horn all the time. Intense Road rage

Pedro and sancho: don’t have a car so idk they use the kids’ car 😭 cause Mendoza won’t let them use his. Bad at driving but as long as they can get to the destination in one piece it’s ok. Extremely loud music all the time. Has crashed multiple times. No license just a vague understanding of how cars work

Ambrosius: Those camper van things. You know so he can live in it and do experiments and travel around etc etc. Ahhh it’s called an RV right? Anyway you get it. Also Doesn’t follow general traffic rules for some reason

Gomez: probably travels around in a limo cause he gotta flaunt that wealth babyyy. Also can’t be bothered to drive himself (not that he can’t but why would you if you have a LIMO gosh I want a limo). Drives straight into pedestrians. Also Mendoza is forever jealous not cause he wants a limo but he hates seeing people show off their wealth. I’ve said the word limo so much idk if it’s a word anymore

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One thing I always like to do with characters is to look at what their name means. So here it goes:

Esteban: crown, garland. A variation of Stephen, of Spanish and Greek origin. Derived from the Greek name Stéphanos, meaning "crown" or "garland”

Zia: Coming from the Arabic name Ziya, it means "splendor" or "light”

Tao: of Chinese and Vietnamese origin. From a Mandarin surname, Tao has multiple meanings, such as “ceramics,” “pottery,” “pleased,” and “large waves.” Tao also means “the way” and is rooted in Taoism, a philosophy that connects people and the world through harmony. A common translation in both Chinese and Vietnamese is “peach”

Mendoza: The name Mendoza means "cold mountain", derived from the Basque words mendi (mountain) and (h)otz (cold) + definite article -a (Mendoza being mendi+(h)otza). The original Basque form with an affricate sibilant (/ts/, Basque spelling ⟨tz⟩) evolved in Spanish to the current form.

Juan: Juan is a given name, the Spanish and Manx versions of John. The name is of Hebrew origin and has the meaning "God has been gracious." It is very common in Spain and in other Spanish-speaking countries around the world and in the Philippines, and also in the Isle of Man (pronounced differently)

Carlos: The name Carlos has its origins in the Spanish language and can be traced back to the ancient Latin name Carolus, meaning free man. This name gained popularity in the Middle Ages and became particularly associated with the powerful rulers of the Carolingian dynasty, such as Charlemagne.

Pedro: Spanish form of the name Peter, means "stone" or "rock". It is derived from the Greek word petros, which also means "stone".

Sancho: deriving from the Spanish language, carries the profound meaning of holy or saint

Laguerra: it’s not a real last name, but it’s similar to Laguerre; French and West Indian (mainly Haiti) nickname for a belligerent person or for a valiant soldier from (Old) French guerre ‘war’ with fused feminine definite article la.

Isabella: Italian and Spanish variation of Elizabeth, which comes from the Hebrew name Elisheba, meaning "devoted to God" or "God is my oath.".

Fernando: Spanish and Portuguese origin. Coming from the Germanic name Ferdinand, it translates to “adventurer” or “bold voyager”

Gaspar: Typically masculine, it is derived from the Old Persian kaspar, meaning “treasure” or “master of treasure”

Gomez: Spanish origin and means "son of Gome". Gome, a given name, derives from the Visigothic word guma, which translates to "man". It's a patronymic surname, indicating descent from someone named Gome

Ambroise: The name Ambroise, a French variation of Ambrose, means "immortal" or "divine". It is derived from the Greek word "ambrosia," the food of the gods, believed to grant immortality. The name Ambroise is also connected to the Latin Ambrosius, which also signifies "immortal"

Athanaos: couldn’t find the name, but I found a similar one. Athanasios (Greek: Αθανάσιος), also transliterated as Athnasious, Athanase or Atanacio, is a Greek male name which means "immortal". In modern Greek everyday use, it is commonly shortened to Thanasis (Θανάσης), Thanos (Θάνος), Sakis (Σάκης), and Nasos (Νάσος).

Michel: French form of the Hebrew name Michael, means "who is like God?". It's a common given name in French-speaking countries and also appears as a surname in various regions. The name's popularity is linked to the biblical figure of the Archangel Michael

Nostradamus: The surname "Nostredame" (often romanized as Nostradamus) comes from the French phrase "Notre Dame," which translates to "Our Lady" in English. It refers to the Virgin Mary.