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Santiago Rivera (born 1987) is a member of the ClueFinders. He has the title of Team Equipment and Inventions Officer.Appearance[]Santiago is of Latin American descent. He has short black hair with bangs that hang over his forehead. He is typically depicted with black irises, although in the original release of The ClueFinders Math Adventures Ages 9-12, he sometimes has light brown eyes. In some promotional artwork, he has brown irises. In 4th Grade Adventures, his skin tone was depicted as closer to tan, while it is pinkish-beige in most games. He is twelve years old and in the seventh grade. He is the tallest of the ClueFinders. His signature outfit consists of a yellow sweat hoodie with a greenish-black shirt underneath it, blue jeans, and tennis shoes, which are brown and tan.Outfit Variations[]In The ClueFinders 4th Grade Adventures: Puzzle of the Pyramid, Santiago wore a light blue T-shirt, dark blue jeans, and dark blue shoes.In The ClueFinders 5th Grade Adventures, Santiago wore scuba gear for the underwater portions, consisting of a black wetsuit with blue accents, a blue scuba pack, black flippers, a weight belt, and a blue helmet.In the original release of The ClueFinders Math Adventures Ages 9–12: Mystery in the Himalayas, Santiago wore a dark yellow winter coat with brown around the top, a light yellow shirt underneath it, and the same jeans and shoes as his signature outfit. His outfit was nearly identical in the newer release of the same game, except his shirt was grayish-blue.In some promotional/case artwork, Santiago wears a green hoodie.Personality and Character Traits[]Santiago is a highly skilled mechanic who can repair anything. In The ClueFinders 6th Grade Adventures: Empire of the Plant People, Joni states that he is "the best scientist" among them. Santiago is rather sensible and level-headed, which contradicts Joni's rashness. He is usually hesitant about following Joni's more reckless exploits, preferring to think first before going into action. Despite this, Joni and Santiago get along very well with each other. While not a coward, he prefers to avoid danger and sometimes displays nervousness at specific prospects.According to his profile in LapTrap's "Cluefinders Club" file, Santiago also seems to like music, indicated by his taking saxophone lessons and wanting to learn bass guitar and listen to vinyl records while working. His other hobbies include collecting stamps, rocks, baseball cards, and comic books. Throughout the books and games, he is portrayed as

Exceptionally polite and helpful and has a mild fear of heights. In The ClueFinders: The Mystery of Microsneezia, it is stated that his parents are Latin-American revolutionaries and that he lives with Joni's grandmother while they are away.Role in the Games[]The ClueFinders 3rd Grade Adventures: Mystery of Mathra[]Santiago and the other ClueFinders go to the Numerian rainforest to search for Joni's uncle Horace, who mysteriously disappeared there and was rumored to have been abducted by a monster named Mathra. Santiago goes with Joni to explore the rainforest and look for the two keys to the ancient Numerian Lost City, where they believe they'll find Joni's uncle. After they find the keys, Fletcher Q. Limburger, the pilot who took them to Numeria, offers to take Santiago and Joni to the Lost City. They board his plane, and when he tells them they're over the Lost City, they jump out with parachutes. However, they end up in a different section of the jungle instead. After navigating the jungle canopy, Santiago and Joni finally reach the Lost City. There, they come across what appears to be Mathra sleeping, but just as they enter the city, they realize Mathra is actually a plane designed to look like the legendary monster. Suddenly, Limburger appears behind them and shuts the gate, trapping them inside. Limburger reveals that he used the legend of Mathra to cover up that he was trapping animals for his fur company and that he kidnapped Joni's uncle, who was close to uncovering the scheme. After Limburger escapes, Santiago and Joni receive instructions from the guardians of the Lost City to gather unique magnets called Snagnets. These magnets are needed to reconstruct an ancient Mathra trap that can stop Limburger and rescue the captured animals and Joni's uncle. After Santiago and Joni rebuilt the trap, it covered the Bottomless Pits of Doom, allowing the animals and Uncle Horace, trapped on the other side of the pits, to escape. Then, Limburger shows up in his Mathra plane and tries to attack them, but he is caught in the Mathra trap and plunges into the pits. Dr. Pythagoras congratulates Santiago and the other ClueFinders for their excellent work and decides to give them LapTrap.The ClueFinders 4th Grade Adventures: Puzzle of the Pyramid[]Santiago and the other ClueFinders go to Egypt to help Professor Botch open a newly discovered tomb. After Owen causes a bit of trouble,