Miniature Senior Citizens: Barely tall enough to reach past his own guards' waists.Meaningful Name: "Mato" comes from the Japanese name of the Grand Magic Games ( Dai Matou Enbu).Mascot: As Mato, he serves as the Grand Magic Games' mascot.This is justified since he's putting on a show for the kingdom. Plus he makes his debut via a gigantic magic hologram. Large Ham: As Mato, he is a singing, dancing man in a giant pumpkin mask.King Incognito: Considering his disguise was Mato.The Good King: Judging by his concern for the common citizens.The Faceless: He was only shown with the lower half of his face until chapter 325.He gives away his true identity in front of all the wizards in Crocus when out of costume. The utter despair in his face says it all. Unfortunately for him, she turns her into a mouse and asks him if he still loves her in that form. Despair Event Horizon: He pleads with Irene not to harm Hisui after she utterly annihilates his royal guard and delivered a Curb-Stomp Battle to Arcadios.Combat Referee: As Mato, this is his general role for the Grand Magic Games.Combat Commentator: He becomes a commentator the last day of the Grand Magic Games.Ain't Too Proud to Beg: He humbly asks for the mages with their help against the dragon invasion, and begs Irene not to harm his daughter.
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His appearance in the first anime series is a blend between his Day 1 and Day 3 looks, while the second series only uses his final look. Compare his costume on the elimination round ◊, first day ◊, and third day ◊ of the games his eyes and hat get progressively larger and closer together, and he loses his dark-colored lips. Art Evolution: As Mato, his mask's face goes through several changes very quickly over the Grand Magic Games arc.He also serves as Mato, the mascot and referee of the Grand Magic Games.
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