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Matangos are mushroom-monster girls which are largely immobile, at least until they snare themselves a husband. They have a peculiar, parasitic reproductive cycle, whereby the spores they produce infect humans with external mushroom growths. An infected male will find himself compelled to go into the forest and have sex with the matango, whereupon she produces many more spores. If they are inhaled by a human woman, the fungal infection will gradually begin to transform her into a matango from the inside out. This often leads to chain reactions as one infected woman begins to spore and infects others, transforming whole villages into mycological colonies. Matango is a half-boss that appears in Patapon 2 and Patapon 3. It resembles a giant mushroom and is colored black and red violet. Matango (マタンゴ Matango) aka Attack of the Mushroom People is a 1963 Japanese Science Fiction film directed by Ishirō Honda. <default>Enemy name</default> Japanese name Alternate name(s) Elemental type Hit points Score Stage(s) Appearances Other Sprite Matango is an enemy that appears in some Bomberman games. It is a poisonous mushroom person that usually appears in hot places. Matango jest pół-bossem pojawiającym się w grach "Patapon 2: DonChaka" oraz "Patapon 3".thumb|Matango w "Patapon 2"

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<default>Enemy name</default> Japanese name Alternate name(s) Elemental type Hit points Score Stage(s) Appearances Other Sprite Matango is an enemy that appears in some Bomberman games. It is a poisonous mushroom person that usually appears in hot places. Matangos are mushroom-monster girls which are largely immobile, at least until they snare themselves a husband. They have a peculiar, parasitic reproductive cycle, whereby the spores they produce infect humans with external mushroom growths. An infected male will find himself compelled to go into the forest and have sex with the matango, whereupon she produces many more spores. If they are inhaled by a human woman, the fungal infection will gradually begin to transform her into a matango from the inside out. This often leads to chain reactions as one infected woman begins to spore and infects others, transforming whole villages into mycological colonies. Matango spores that don't manage to infect anyone may settle in damp areas to become normal, edible 'shrooms, the Pseudo-Matango Mushroom - although, inevitably for monster produce, it tends to make its consumers have sex, as it induces a relaxing, hypnotic, and horny disposition when ingested. Matangos have a substantially more intelligent Wonderland subspecies, the Mad Hatter, supposedly created by the Queen of Hearts after getting exasperated at a regular matango's sleepy unresponsiveness. Matango jest pół-bossem pojawiającym się w grach "Patapon 2: DonChaka" oraz "Patapon 3".thumb|Matango w "Patapon 2" Matango (マタンゴ Matango) aka Attack of the Mushroom People is a 1963 Japanese Science Fiction film directed by Ishirō Honda. Matango is a half-boss that appears in Patapon 2 and Patapon 3. It resembles a giant mushroom and is colored black and red violet.

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