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Max Lopez
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Basic/General Character Information
Birthname Maximilian Victor Roberto Magic Johnson Lopez
Nickame(s) Max (by everyone)
Species: Human
Ethnicity: Hispanic
Born: 1992
Family/Personal Facts
Family: George Lopez (father)
Angie Lopez (mother)
Carmen Lopez (older sister)
Benny Lopez (paternal grandmother)
Manny Lopez (paternal grandfather; deceased)
Lydia Lopez (paternal step-grandmother)
Linda Lorenzo (paternal aunt)
George Edward Lopez (II) (paternal half-uncle)
Dave Diaz (paternal great-grandfather)
Luisa Diaz (paternal great-grandmother)
Joe Diaz (paternal great-uncle)
Victor Palmero (maternal grandfather)
Emilina Palmero (maternal grandmother; deceased)
Gloria Palmero (maternal aunt)
Ray Palmero (maternal uncle)
Claudia Palmero (maternal aunt; deceased)
Veronica Palmero (maternal cousin)
Octavio Palmero (maternal great-uncle)
Career/Job/Education
Series Appearances
Episodes appeared in: 120 (all episodes)


Maximilian "Max" Victor Roberto Magic Johnson Lopez (Born November 18, 1992) is the last remaining son of George and Angie Lopez. His current age would be 30 years of age, and is the primary protagonist of the series.

Just like his father, Max is a dyslexic and has to work extra hard to succeed in school but managed to pass the fifth grade. He is an avid skateboarder.

Because he was having problems sleeping and focusing in school, Vic suggested that Max take boxing lessons, where Max appears to have immediate talent. He eventually stopped when he ended up having a concussion. He has a crush on Veronica and from time to time hits on her, despite them being cousin. He can usually be found trying to spy on her and then denying it. He has also been seen looking through a peephole when one of Carmen's friends got undressed.

After getting some "player" teachings from George, Max finds out he is naturally talented at esports. He enters a fighting game tournament, but is forced to leave due to Angie's belief that video games cause violence. When his parents asked him if he has had any sexual contact, he replied "I've only had upstairs outsidies", meaning he felt breasts from outside of a woman's shirt. When he contracted urinary tract infection, he unintentionally started wetting the bed, despite being a 15-year-old. This is actually fairly normal, and should not be shamed. Both Angie and her father suspected that Max got it from sexual activity with Cristy, but it wasn't from that, it turn out his kidney tubes were too narrow and needed surgery to fix it. Also, later in the series, George, occasionally but vaguely, mocks Max because of his dyslexia even though he, himself, also has dyslexia.

Appearance[]

Max is a male and receives braces later in the series. Jokes are often made about Max's extended thick mane, e.g. George often says he needs a haircut or someone thinking Max looks like a little girl. In the last season his hair is cut much shorter and he has a much deeper voice, which the writers have claimed is due to "puberty." Max is also usually seen with a skateboard and in skater clothes. During the last season, he is shown to have developed into a rebellious skater teen with a more mature voice, which the writers remain adamant is "puberty" still.

Personality[]

Max's personality changes slowly as the series goes on. For example, at the beginning of George Lopez, Max appears to be a curious, sweet, young boy who has severe problems with grades in school. However, during a certain point in the series, Max started hanging out with some toxic kids. For a short amount of time, became a careless, rebellious, smart-mouthed, sass talking, jerky type character. He does move out of this phase rather quickly and slowly grows into a more well-meaning and kind young man, even though he does still get into trouble on occasions.

At the end of the series, Max's trouble with numbers and dyslexia is emphasized. Despite this, he is more cooperative and much less troublesome than Carmen was when she lived at the Lopez home. Max displays a clear progression as a person throughout the show, and the maturity he shows in later seasons reflects his greater understanding of responsibility.

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