Cast in development · Characters

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OUR SERIES / CHARACTERS

The team

16 staff characters and 3 guests, with comparable profiles, visual guides and relationship maps.

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Recurring characters

Guests

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An ensemble cast

Nine main characters, seven supporting staff characters, and three guests. Their profiles share a character sheet, visual guide, and relationship map; supporting characters add situations for the office stories.

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Organization chart · who works in each area

The 25 people are distributed across six units. Each name opens a profile; the remaining positions allow supporting characters to be added when a story needs them.

GENERAL COORDINATIONDiego SerranoDirector of Operations1 person

Technology and Product

Search, alerts, data, agency integrations, security, and product.

6people

2 positions sin personaje asignado

Customer Support, Content, and Operations

Support for home seekers and advertisers; content quality and incident handling.

8people

4 positions sin personaje asignado

Sales and Agency Accounts

Sign and renew listing plans with agencies and professional advertisers.

4people

2 positions sin personaje asignado

Marketing and Growth

Campaigns, SEO, content, and user acquisition.

3people

1 position sin personaje asignado

Administration, People, and Reception

Payments and administration; people and organizational development; reception and first contact.

3people

The lines show Diego's functional coordination. Department-head roles have not yet been established in the fiction.

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Contrasts with comic potential

The cast brings together different roles, contradictions, and room for character development. Supporting characters add new contrasts without changing the main characters’ identities.

  • The femme fatale · Vera

    She gets everyone to say yes; she struggles to accept a no and share the credit.

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  • Unbridled creativity · Candela

    She turns a simple campaign into a spectacle and forgets to close out the previous version.

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  • The metalhead · Hugo

    He looks intimidating, treats people gently, and becomes inflexible about the code.

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  • The diminutive penny-pincher · Carmen

    She counts every expense and fights over cents, but when selling visibility she rounds a package’s value in the company’s favor.

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  • The devout almost-nun · Celia

    She champions honesty, but sometimes decides what another person needs to hear before asking; her curiosity about gossip wins out at inconvenient moments.

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  • The gym giant · Damián

    He plans workouts rigorously and asks that technical tickets stay in scope, but postpones documenting his own work when it is time to train.

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  • The assembly to preserve privilege · Paco

    He calls for equal voice and obligations until a collective decision costs him a convenient shift or returns a task he left to someone else.

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  • The pessimist who tests everything · Nico

    He asks for technical evidence and expects each proposal to fail; when he gambles, he believes the next bet will win back his losses.

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  • The lunchbox that has to wait · Sonia

    She handles an emergency while hungry, returns to her meal when she can, then claims the time she gave up as if everyone had seen it.

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  • Daddy's boy · Alex

    He preaches independence while a call from his father opens the next door for him.

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  • Beer and excuses · Bruno

    He says he has his drinking under control while the team covers for his lateness.

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  • The dark aura · Maribel

    She appears meticulous and calm until an unproductive meeting makes her lose her temper.

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Explore the cast · organization, relationships and traits

Rotate the map, choose a person, and follow their connections. Switch layers to see which area they belong to, whom they connect with, and which contradictions they share. The index helps you find pending voice identities and visual guides.

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Relationship network

The map distinguishes 59 direct ties—established or proposed—from 112 contextual encounters. The latter do not imply ongoing relationships or events that have occurred.