When logging operations threatened both the Amazon and Pacific Northwest simultaneously, the legendary Curupira of Brazil sensed a global imbalance and journeyed north to share its ancient forest protection wisdom. Rowan Oakwood recognized the kindred spirit and formally inducted the Curupira into the Wildwood Guardians, creating a powerful cross-cultural alliance of forest protectors that combines indigenous knowledge from both hemispheres.

The Curupira Custodian possesses feet that face backward, leaving confusing tracks that lead Sasquatch hunters in circles or toward dangerous terrain. Its brilliant flame-colored hair glows with an otherworldly light that can create disorienting illusions, while its intimate connection with the forest allows it to communicate with plants and animals to create natural barriers and diversions. The Custodian carries a wooden staff adorned with intricately carved protective symbols from both Brazilian and Pacific Northwest indigenous traditions, which amplifies its abilities to bend perception and manipulate the forest environment.

The Curupira Custodian serves as the Wildwood Guardians' master of misdirection, employing centuries-old techniques to create elaborate false evidence trails that not only protect Sasquatch from discovery but also undermine the credibility of those who claim to have proof of the creature's existence.