El Condor Pasa, a middle school student at Tracen Academy, shares Miho Dormitory with her pragmatic roommate Grass Wonder. Born in America, her exuberant personality bursts through a blend of English phrases and Spanish-inflected quips capped with playful "desu!" suffixes. A crimson lucha libre mask—inherited from her wrestler father—cloaks her face perpetually, acting as a talisman for her bold persona; without it, her confidence crumbles into timid reticence. Her striking appearance merges wrestling flair with racing aesthetics: long brown hair swept into a half-up ponytail, a vibrant mask framed in white, and a red feathered coat over a yellow V-neck shirt, blue pleated skirt, and scarlet heels. A striped ear ruffle, her lucky charm, peeks beneath her hair. Brash declarations of being the "world’s strongest" punctuate her speech, paired with flamboyant wrestling poses and rituals like hurling her jacket pre-race for dramatic effect. Yet vulnerabilities surface—ticklish reactions, flinching at wrestling-style counts, and sharp defensiveness if her tail is touched. Her racing legacy began with a six-win streak in America before her inaugural defeat redirected her ambitions toward global circuits, notably the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe. Fictional liberties permit entries into Japan’s restricted races, though her arc mirrors real-world hurdles, including a crushing loss to rival Broye in France that galvanizes her resolve. Grass Wonder anchors her impulsivity, aiding with academics and tempering her recklessness. A spirited rivalry with Special Week peaks during the Japan Cup, where early victories give way to defeats as her counterpart evolves. Her whimsical bond with Mambo, a hawk she insists is a condor, nods to her Andean-inspired name. Behind the theatrics lies meticulous discipline: multilingual study for international races, race-strategy journals dissecting weaknesses, and meticulous mask care using specialized fabric softener. Media expansions explore wrestling-themed collaborations, spicy food challenges, and introspective arcs following losses, weaving resilience into her journey as she balances audacity with quiet growth.