Chapatín

Chapatín is a fictional character from the Mexican television show El Chavo del Ocho. He is a young boy known for his distinctive green hat, often referred to as a "chapeau" or "chapela" in Spanish, which gives him his nickname. Chapatín is characterized by his somewhat timid nature and his tendency to be easily scared or startled. He is a frequent resident of the neighborhood where the show is set and often interacts with the other children, particularly El Chavo and Quico.

His wardrobe is simple, usually consisting of a striped shirt and shorts, but it is his hat that is his most recognizable feature. The hat is often depicted as being too large for his head, adding to his somewhat comical appearance. Chapatín's personality is generally one of innocence and vulnerability. He is not typically involved in the more mischievous schemes of other characters but rather reacts to them, often with a cry of fear or a hurried retreat.

Despite his timid demeanor, Chapatín is a loyal friend to El Chavo and the other children. He participates in their games and adventures, even if he occasionally expresses apprehension. The character has become an iconic part of El Chavo del Ocho's legacy, representing a more innocent and easily frightened archetype within the ensemble cast. His simple yet memorable design and personality have contributed to his enduring popularity among fans of the show.