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Description
FIRST: June Fairchild
PREVIOUS: Zelda Rotkapp
NEXT: Graham Donovan

LEFT TO RIGHT:
Eduardo Gómez(Human)
Eduardo Gómez(Werewolf)
Chupacabra

(UPDATE: I've determined a timeline for Blight. The series will have 5 Seasons. Seasons 1 and 2 will take place in 2019, then there will be timeskip, Season 3 will be in 2021, and Seasons 4 and 5 will be in 2022.)

EDUARDO
Date of Birth: April 29th, 1999
Height: 5'8"
Eduardo Gómez, called "Eddie" by his friends, comes from a pack of Natural Lycans. His family are one of the rare packs that have learned to embrace their inner beast while not being overcome by it. Eddie is the fourth member of June Fairchild's team . They discovered him and his family when they came to his town, investigating rumors of werewolf attacks. The rumors were true, but it wasn't the Gómez Family. It was in fact a rogue, a packless werewolf that wanders from town to town. They had drove the intruder from their territory before he could do too much damage. Thankfully, only a few cattle were killed.
June didn't ask Eddie to join them. He asked them. They were about to move on in pursuit of the lone wolf, but Eddie offered his services. He was eighteen at that time and it wanted to leave home to be his own man, despite his family's protests. June was reluctant at first because she didn't want him to have to leave his family behind, but Eddie persisted. She also hesitated because she knew Zelda had a strong distrust of werewolves. But Robert McGavin allowed him to join only if he took the job seriously, which Eddie promised that he would.
In truth, Zelda was one of the reasons why Eddie wanted to join. As soon as he saw her, he was instantly attracted to her, even though she came from a long line of werewolf hunters. But that didn't stop him! Despite their doubts, Eddie was a great addition to the team. His strength and speed made him a great fighter, and his heightened scenes make him an excellent tracker. Though he flirts with Zelda, she's generally apathetic towards his advances but has learned to tolerate, maybe even like him, over the past two years. He made fast friends with Graham Donovan, knowing what it's like to be different.

CHUPACABRA
Beginning in 1995, and possibly as far back as 1975, reports of a creature attacking livestock came from Puerto Rico. In the following years, more attacks were reported throughout Latin America. Most eye witnesses described the creature as bipedal. Early reports described it as a reptilian creature, but more modern descriptions said like looked more like a canine.
When a team from the Quincey Morris Foundation were following a lead on the infamous werewolf known as Griswold, they were led to a small town in Texas. There, they learned from the Gómez Family, benevolent pack Lycans, that a rogue werewolf had been attacking local ranches and feeding on the livestock. With the help of the family of Lycans, they were able to track down the rogue. What they found was a mangy and sickly Lycan that preferred easy prey such as goats, sheep, or chickens. Though it was sickly, it was dangerous when cornered and attacked in desperation.
But one lone Lycan wasn't a match for the strength of a pack, and the Gómez Family drove off Chupacabra. The team of monster hunters decided to let it go because they had a more important target. Eddie Gómez joined their team, offering them his valuable tracking skills. As for Chupacabra, it was deemed a low level threat by the QMF. It is easily tracked and can be dealt with if it ever poses a threat to humans. There is some debate on whether it was "El Chupacabra," but it seems to match the profile. However, the case remains open and agents are keeping a lookout for the more reptilian creature that was originally described.
Recently, Chupacabra has gone missing. Despite having an easy trail to follow, it suddenly vanished from QMF surveillance. When agents traveled to its last known location, they discovered evidence of a struggle. Tracks suggest multiple vehicles and a coordinated team intercepted Chupacabra and captured it. There was evidence that Chupacabra was able to attack one of its assailants, a piece of a uniform being left behind. But no bodies were discovered, human or otherwise. Apparently, there is another team of monster hunters out there.

Notes:
The main inspiration for Eddie is Beast Boys from DC Comic's Teen Titans. Even his crush for Zelda is based on Beast Boy's crush for Raven.
His name Eddie is a reference to Eddie Munster, another werewolf character.
His werewolf form is based on the Mexican Wolf, which had a more yellow coat. Eddie and his family are Lycans, the more common type of werewolf that's virus-based instead of a curse.
This Chupacabra is based on the more recent sightings that have been reported. Apparently, they're just mangy coyotes and wild dogs.
In this redesign of my previous take on El Chupacabra, I tried to make him look more scary while still looking diseased.
Each of the entries of the five main characters features a monster. Eddie's has a Lycan.

Description
FIRST: June Fairchild
PREVIOUS: Zelda Rotkapp
NEXT: Graham Donovan

LEFT TO RIGHT:
Eduardo Gómez(Human)
Eduardo Gómez(Werewolf)
Chupacabra

(UPDATE: I've determined a timeline for Blight. The series will have 5 Seasons. Seasons 1 and 2 will take place in 2019, then there will be timeskip, Season 3 will be in 2021, and Seasons 4 and 5 will be in 2022.)

EDUARDO
Date of Birth: April 29th, 1999
Height: 5'8"
Eduardo Gómez, called "Eddie" by his friends, comes from a pack of Natural Lycans. His family are one of the rare packs that have learned to embrace their inner beast while not being overcome by it. Eddie is the fourth member of June Fairchild's team . They discovered him and his family when they came to his town, investigating rumors of werewolf attacks. The rumors were true, but it wasn't the Gómez Family. It was in fact a rogue, a packless werewolf that wanders from town to town. They had drove the intruder from their territory before he could do too much damage. Thankfully, only a few cattle were killed.
June didn't ask Eddie to join them. He asked them. They were about to move on in pursuit of the lone wolf, but Eddie offered his services. He was eighteen at that time and it wanted to leave home to be his own man, despite his family's protests. June was reluctant at first because she didn't want him to have to leave his family behind, but Eddie persisted. She also hesitated because she knew Zelda had a strong distrust of werewolves. But Robert McGavin allowed him to join only if he took the job seriously, which Eddie promised that he would.
In truth, Zelda was one of the reasons why Eddie wanted to join. As soon as he saw her, he was instantly attracted to her, even though she came from a long line of werewolf hunters. But that didn't stop him! Despite their doubts, Eddie was a great addition to the team. His strength and speed made him a great fighter, and his heightened scenes make him an excellent tracker. Though he flirts with Zelda, she's generally apathetic towards his advances but has learned to tolerate, maybe even like him, over the past two years. He made fast friends with Graham Donovan, knowing what it's like to be different.

CHUPACABRA
Beginning in 1995, and possibly as far back as 1975, reports of a creature attacking livestock came from Puerto Rico. In the following years, more attacks were reported throughout Latin America. Most eye witnesses described the creature as bipedal. Early reports described it as a reptilian creature, but more modern descriptions said like looked more like a canine.
When a team from the Quincey Morris Foundation were following a lead on the infamous werewolf known as Griswold, they were led to a small town in Texas. There, they learned from the Gómez Family, benevolent pack Lycans, that a rogue werewolf had been attacking local ranches and feeding on the livestock. With the help of the family of Lycans, they were able to track down the rogue. What they found was a mangy and sickly Lycan that preferred easy prey such as goats, sheep, or chickens. Though it was sickly, it was dangerous when cornered and attacked in desperation.
But one lone Lycan wasn't a match for the strength of a pack, and the Gómez Family drove off Chupacabra. The team of monster hunters decided to let it go because they had a more important target. Eddie Gómez joined their team, offering them his valuable tracking skills. As for Chupacabra, it was deemed a low level threat by the QMF. It is easily tracked and can be dealt with if it ever poses a threat to humans. There is some debate on whether it was "El Chupacabra," but it seems to match the profile. However, the case remains open and agents are keeping a lookout for the more reptilian creature that was originally described.
Recently, Chupacabra has gone missing. Despite having an easy trail to follow, it suddenly vanished from QMF surveillance. When agents traveled to its last known location, they discovered evidence of a struggle. Tracks suggest multiple vehicles and a coordinated team intercepted Chupacabra and captured it. There was evidence that Chupacabra was able to attack one of its assailants, a piece of a uniform being left behind. But no bodies were discovered, human or otherwise. Apparently, there is another team of monster hunters out there.

Notes:
The main inspiration for Eddie is Beast Boys from DC Comic's Teen Titans. Even his crush for Zelda is based on Beast Boy's crush for Raven.
His name Eddie is a reference to Eddie Munster, another werewolf character.
His werewolf form is based on the Mexican Wolf, which had a more yellow coat. Eddie and his family are Lycans, the more common type of werewolf that's virus-based instead of a curse.
This Chupacabra is based on the more recent sightings that have been reported. Apparently, they're just mangy coyotes and wild dogs.
In this redesign of my previous take on El Chupacabra, I tried to make him look more scary while still looking diseased.
Each of the entries of the five main characters features a monster. Eddie's has a Lycan.