In one episode, this figure negotiates with an elderly couple over the return of a severed arm, which this figure grabbed and tore off during an assassination attempt. This figure's consort was Chimalmat. This figure's false teeth, which were made from jewels, were replaced with pieces of corn, leading to this figure's defeat. This figure's crimes included pretending to be the sun and the moon. One of this figure's children was responsible for killing the (*) Four Hundred Boys. This figure's two sons, Cabrakan and Zipacna, were, like him, defeated by the Hero Twins. For ten points, name this villain from the Popol Vuh, whose name contains a number and a type of parro
In one episode, this figure negotiates with an elderly couple over the return of a severed arm, which this figure grabbed and tore off during an assassination attempt. This figure's consort was Chimalmat. This figure's false teeth, which were made from jewels, were replaced with pieces of corn, leading to this figure's defeat. This figure's crimes included pretending to be the sun and the moon. One of this figure's children was responsible for killing the (*) Four Hundred Boys. This figure's two sons, Cabrakan and Zipacna, were, like him, defeated by the Hero Twins. For ten points, name this villain from the Popol Vuh, whose name contains a number and a type of parrot.
In one episode, this figure negotiates with an elderly couple over the return of a severed arm, which this figure grabbed and tore off during an assassination attempt.
{Seven Macaw} [accept: {Vucub Caquix}]