Zorro
Basic Information
Full Name: Don Diego de la Vega
Aliases/Nicknames: Zorro
Age: Not specified, often depicted as a young adult
Gender: Male
Occupation: Nobleman, Vigilante
Affiliation: The people of California
Appearance
Height: Not specified
Build: Athletic
Eye Color: Not specified
Hair Color: Not specified
Distinguishing Features: All-black costume, including a cape, a sombrero
cordobés, and a mask covering the upper half of his face
Background
Place of Origin: Pueblo of Los Angeles, Alta California
Family: Alejandro de la Vega (father)
Education: Learned swordsmanship in Spain
History: Created to defend the commoners and indigenous peoples of California
against corrupt officials
Personality
Traits: Dashing, cunning, charming
Likes: Justice, adventure
Dislikes: Corruption, tyranny
Strengths: Skilled swordsman, acrobat, tactician
Weaknesses: Must conceal his identity
Abilities
Skills: Mastery of the rapier, horsemanship, acrobatics
Powers (if applicable): N/A
Equipment/Tools: Rapier, bullwhip, pistol
Relationships
Allies: Bernardo (servant), Tornado (horse)
Enemies: Corrupt officials, oppressors
Romantic Interests: Often has a love interest, varies by adaptation
Mentors: Not specified
Proteges: Not specified
Story Arcs
Notable Events: Battles against the oppressive rule in California
Character Development: Maintains a dual identity to protect his mission and loved
ones
Challenges/Conflicts: Balancing his secret life with his public persona
Quotes
Catchphrases: N/A
Notable Dialogue: Often uses witty banter and taunts against his enemies
Trivia
Interesting Facts: Known for leaving a “Z” mark as his signature
Influences: Inspired by historical figures and the romantic vision of the masked
avenger
Cultural Impact: One of the earliest characters in American fiction to exhibit
features of the archetype that would come to be known as the superhero
Probable Death Battle Victor
Vs Marty McFly: Zorro, due to superior combat skills.
Vs Robin Hood: Robin Hood, for his ranged weapon marksmanship.
Vs T-800 Terminator: T-800 Terminator, due to its robotic nature and advanced
weaponry.
Vs The Master Chief: The Master Chief, for his futuristic armor and weaponry.
Vs Wonder Woman: Wonder Woman, as she possesses superhuman strength and
divine powers.
References
First Appearance: “The Curse of Capistrano” (1919)
Creators: Johnston McCulley
Portrayed by (if applicable): Douglas Fairbanks, Antonio Banderas, and others12