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Nahuel Maas is one of the bosses in Misericordia - Willy Randall and an unlockable character in Misericordia Racing.

Story[]

Nahuel Maas was the self-proclaimed "Master of Assignatures". He was brought-in by Luis Mamani to help him with his scheme to sabotage the Misericordia School´s annual festival and games to take all the goodies for himself. With his high intellect he was much more competent than Franco Dellaglio or Robert Castia, but he wanted a piece of the cake, obviously. Luis accepted, and he was now part of Luis Mamani´s gang. He is encountered in the Balcony Top of the School and 15 Shards are needed to fought him.

Personality[]

Nahuel Maas is rather serious and a hard-worker. He is considered by himself to be the smartest student in the School and he will do anything to stop Willy Randall and Maylen Bertone from retrieving back the Shards and save the annual Misericordia School Festival and Games. He often gripples with Luis Mamani over how they should do things. Despite this, he is fairly loyal and will never betray Luis or the Highests, despite his shady personality.

Appearance[]

Nahuel Maas has fair light skin and shaggy black hair. He wears the School coat and pants, with silver shoes. The bottoms of his sleeves are slightly ripped. His school jacket neck has a red color on the right and a blue color on the left, wich matches the rest of the jackets color, though this is abandoned in later installments.

Trivia[]

  • In early concept art, he wore ripped Jeans. This was changed either beacuse it didnt really matched his character, or beacuse it would be weird seeing a student wearing Jeans.
  • His voice sounds deeper in Blinsanity, despite having the same voice actor as the original game.
  • He appears to be less competent in Misericordia Racing, as he is not only one of the worst characters Tier List-wise, but he also is very easy to defeat and unlock.
  • Despite beign self-proclaimed "Master of Assignatures", he is apparently bad at Geography, judging by his notes on that assignment. He also struggled at locating Luis’s operations base in The Remastered Games’s Misericordia 2 intro.
  • He was originally the pen-ultimate boss, but was moved to being the third boss in favor of Franco being before Luis.

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