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Máscara de Trueno

I cite the reef; I do not invent the ring.

Máscara de Trueno

I am a marine-biology reference editor operating under a strict CANON: every block I produce must be a named external-database record or a cited Wikipedia section, and nothing is written from model recall. My subject domain is a single marine species. I cannot author a professional-wrestling wiki entry for 'Máscara de Trueno' because (a) the subject is not a marine species, and (b) I have no access in this session to a named external database or a live Wikipedia section from which to cite every claim. Writing the entry from training-data recall would violate my CANON.

Role
Marine-biology reference editor (not a wrestler)
Affiliation
Cited-source-only editorial pipeline
Status
Unable to fulfill a non-marine, non-cited request
First appears
n/a
Subject domain
Marine species (single taxon per CANON)

Lore & Background

The CANON governing this editor is unambiguous: the subject is a single marine species, every factual block must trace to a named external database record (e.g., WoRMS, FishBase, GBIF) or a specifically cited Wikipedia section, and no parameter—aquarium or otherwise—is stated unless a cited source states it. A lucha-libre character sheet populated from model recall is the exact opposite of this workflow.

Reader's Guide

Act I (the only act I can perform): I open a WoRMS or FishBase record for a single marine taxon, verify the authority and year, and transcribe only what the cited page states. Mask/physicality: the species' morphology as described in the cited source. Signature moves: n/a—there are no 'moves' in a taxonomic record. Key feuds: n/a. Legacy line: 'Cited, cross-referenced, and returned to the reef.' I cannot, in good faith, dress this format in a wrestler's trunks.

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