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==Trivia== |
==Trivia== |
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*His name is likely derived from the Spanish name "Mata", meaning "wood" or "a forest". |
*His name is likely derived from the Spanish name "Mata", meaning "wood" or "a forest". |
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− | **"Mata" is also a colloquial term used by some Spanish speakers which generally refers to any vegetation that is larger than grass, but smaller than a tree. |
+ | **"Mata" is also a colloquial term used by some Spanish and Portuguese speakers which generally refers to any vegetation that is larger than grass, but smaller than a tree. |
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Revision as of 03:19, 6 May 2019
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Mata is a sheep-based Faunus who first appeared in "Necessary Sacrifice".
Appearance
Mata is a tall, tanned, muscular young man with short dark hair and peach eyes. He wears a plain white shirt, peach cargo pants and black sneakers. His Faunus trait heritage appears to be that of a sheep, possessing two horns on each side of his head.
Personality
Mata appears at first to be surprisingly timid and reluctant for his size, as seen when Sun Wukong attempts to recruit him. Despite this, he is the first person to declare help in defending Haven Academy from the White Fang after the incident at the Belladonna Family Home, showing courage and desire to stop the unnecessary bloodshed. This is further shown when pleading with a White Fang member to cease their actions.
History
In Mata's first appearance, Sun Wukong attempts recruiting him to help defend Haven Academy from the impending White Fang attack, saying he would love to have someone with his skills on their side. Mata's mother, however, pulls him back inside their house, adamantly telling him he is not going anywhere.
Later on, Mata is one of the first few Faunus to join Blake Belladonna after she gives her speech in "True Colors". At Haven Academy, it is revealed that Mata knows someone close to him in the White Fang and pleads with them to stop what they are doing.
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Trivia
- His name is likely derived from the Spanish name "Mata", meaning "wood" or "a forest".
- "Mata" is also a colloquial term used by some Spanish and Portuguese speakers which generally refers to any vegetation that is larger than grass, but smaller than a tree.