Xipe Totec (more commonly known by her nickname Murder) is the avian raven spirit and wielder of the Red Tezcatlipoca (Judgement Scythe), which permanently burned her once beautiful feathers with its flames, to darken her beautiful feathers, hair, beak and legs. She traded her immortal life as a spirit, so she will die eventually, but she's still there and still has a bit of a martyr complex. She gave her life with whom Ixtlilton, Xochipilli, and Xochiquetzal to seal away the Black Tezcatlipoca.

A gloomy and wielder, moral avian raven spirit.

Kajortoq (more commonly known by her nickname Kitty) is a warm blooded fox spirit who lives in the plains near Hatfield and McCoy, and is 24 years old. Kitty likes most to all colors, but prefers red or burgundy the most. She don't need to wear hats, her pink hair and that she's "very fashion conscious". She is a human shapeshifter. Her Persomanity is quite a Kind, Strict, Emotionless, Elegant, Snobbish, Snarky and Aloof. Though she don't like whoever steal her pumpkin and scarecrow.

A kind and strict, Kitty the elegant fox spirit.

Quetzalcoatl (more commonly known by his nickname Corn) is a cold blooded rattlesnake-esque spirit, as well as a shaman and healer, and as a 15 years old. He takes the form of an albino rattlesnake with pale yellow scales. A slightly darker diamond pattern adorns his back, upper arms, lower eyelids, and his eyelids are shaded with the same color. He is shy and timid, staying reclusive and running away from anything that frightens him and he also bites. His eye color is purple with white sclera.

A paranoid teen rattlesnake, wayfaring stranger.

Life takes the appearance of anthropomorphic snake, each body is half green colored, right is darker than her left. She has two green snake heads twirled around each other in a shape heart, has yellow cat-like eyes with a red pupil. Both meet up and look directly at each other almost always, even both speak simultaneously. She wears a chocolate colored dress consisting of two brown ribbons with a golden stripe in the middle, twisting around her and covering her from the knees to her shoulders.