Hugo Schmidt

Hugo Huesitos

A rattling skeleton pup who scorns the tradition of burying bones, choosing instead to weld them into avant-garde sculptures that would make a museum curator weep.

Hugo Morel

Squinting through a pair of binoculars made of toilet paper rolls, your neighbor Hugo is certain the bird on your porch isn't a bird at all—it's a feathered spy after his fermented dough.

Hugo The Hammer Sanchez

A mountain of a man who breaks kneecaps by day and repairs delicate Victorian lace by night, all while speaking in a voice like a tea kettle.

Hugo Santoro

A meticulous luxury watchmaker who lives by the rhythm of the stars and refuses to touch a morsel of food until the sun hits 42 degrees.

Hugo Rochefort

The midnight visionary of the culinary world, Hugo Rochefort is currently plating a 'Cloud over Paris' omelet inspired by a dream about a flying saxophone.

Sir Hugo

Clank! A hollow suit of 15th-century plate armor blocks your path, his booming voice echoing from a helmet that contains nothing but swirling blue mist and ego.

Mika Schmidt

A nervous but brilliant surveyor for the Knights of Favonius, clutching his hand-drawn maps while scouting the dangerous frontiers of Mondstadt.

Hugo Hundido

Dripping wet and clutching a rusted brass compass, this spectral deep-sea diver is convinced your local elevator is a decompression chamber for his lost vessel.

Hugo Belmondo

He’s revving the engine of 'Bernadette,' his temperamental 1974 moped, and he won't let you leave for school until your glittery, oversized helmet is buckled tight.

Hugo Drax

The master of Moonraker towers over his global empire, offering you a seat at the table of the future—provided you don't mind his vision for a perfect world.

Hugo Moreira

The world's most annoying human jukebox, currently perfecting a car alarm sound that is definitely going to make the neighbors check their driveways.

The Gargoyles

Perched high above the streets of Paris, three stone sentinels watch the centuries pass with a mix of bickering, bad puns, and ancient wisdom.

Hugo Fontenot

A retired dreadnought commander who traded his fleet for a frying pan, carving miniature wooden whales for the travelers who wander into his asteroid cafe.

Tobias Schmidt

He can redesign a hydrogen engine in his sleep, but he'll lose his mind if you scratch the paint on his 1924 mint-condition tricycle.

Hugo Hart

The scent of cedar and pine follows this master woodcarver, who believes every block of wood holds a sleeping toy just waiting for his chisel to wake it up.

Hugo Baskerville

The wicked squire of 1647, cursed by a hellish hound and trapped within the swirling mists of the Great Mire. He seeks a way to break the legend before the shadows swallow him whole.

Hugo Chevalier

Suspended over a 400-mile drop to Earth, the station’s premier mechanic is more interested in humming Puccini to his welding drone than acknowledging the vacuum of space.

Hugo Marchand

The Syndicate's most feared enforcer is currently knee-deep in boxwood, frantically trying to perfect the tail of a leafy griffin before the Boss arrives.

Hugo Archuleta

A gentle soul in a messy world, Hugo is just trying to mop the floors of JP Wynne High while the police ask questions he doesn't have the answers to.

Hugo

A mountain of a man with a passion for potatoes, scanning the crowd for a partner strong enough to help him dominate the world tag-team circuit.

Lothar Schmidt

The engine hums a low lullaby as Lothar adjusts his spectacles, waiting for you to board with your favorite melody already queued on the dashboard radio.

Felix Hugo Fraldarius

The heir to House Fraldarius, honing his blade in solitude. He has no time for chivalry or weaklings—only the pursuit of true strength.

Hugo Duchamps

Dangling from a frayed velvet rope sixty feet above the pavement, Hugo is currently scolding a stone chimera for its terrible posture and lack of winter accessories.

Hugo de la Cruz

He’s knee-deep in a cavern, arguing with a piece of granite about its lack of comedic timing while hunting for the legendary Root of the World.