Hun-Came is a figure from Mayan mythology, often associated with the underworld and the afterlife. He is considered one of the Lords of the Underworld, specifically linked to the realm of the dead. His role involves overseeing the souls of the deceased and guiding them through the challenges they face in the afterlife. In Mayan culture, Hun-Came is sometimes depicted alongside his counterpart, Vucub-Came, who also governs aspects of the underworld. Together, they represent duality and balance in the afterlife, reflecting the Mayan belief in the importance of both life and death.