to the downfall of society, this version of Ramírez joins other immortals in taking a vow of non-violence, deciding to help and guide humanity rather than continue the Game. An immortal named Kortan refuses to take this vow and rules much of Earth in the 27th century. His rule is defied by young immortal Quentin MacLeod, last of the Clan MacLeod. Don Vincente Marino Ramírez acts as Quentin's mentor. In other media Robot Chicken features a parody of Highlander, which is also mentioned at the beginning of the skit with Ramírez saying, "As you may have noticed, this is a Highlander parody". In place of Connor, he is training Lindsay Lohan and in place of the Kurgan is Hilary Duff. He is voiced by Fred Tatasciore. The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack episode "Highlandlubber", features a parody of Ramírez partially based on Ponce de León who is an escaped insane asylum inmate who thinks Captain K'nuckles is a fellow Immortal and has him join his mad adventures, the episode concluding with him jumping into a volcano. In the book Ready Player One, the protagonist Parzival delays revealing his name to another character by jokingly introducing himself as Ramírez. In Paradox Development Studio's newest expansion for the computer game Crusader Kings II, the player can encounter a character named Ramírez, a 1500 year old Spanish-Scotsman who attempts to end player's life in personal combat via swordfight. References Film characters introduced in 1986 Highlander (franchise) characters Extraterrestrial characters in films Fictional characters with immortality Fictional smiths Fictional Spanish people Fictional swordfighters in films Fictional ancient Egyptians Fictional scientists