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* BaitAndSwitch: After making two misfires in his effort to find Matyi at the market under the assumption he's disguised, the captain of Döbrögi's soldiers gazes over the crowd. [[DoubleTake His gaze sweeps past the undisguised Matyi who's standing at the front before returning to him]]
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* BaitAndSwitch: After making two misfires in his effort to find Matyi at the market under the assumption he's disguised, the captain of Döbrögi's soldiers gazes over the crowd. [[DoubleTake His gaze sweeps past the undisguised Matyi who's standing at the front before returning to him]]
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* BaitAndSwitch: After making two misfires in his effort to find Matyi at the market under the assumption he's disguised, the captain of Döbrögi's soldiers gazes over the crowd. [[DoubleTake His gaze sweeps past the undisguised Matyi who's standing at the front before returning to him]]
* BearsAreBadNews: Downplayed. The [[MookLieutenant captain of Döbrögi's soldiers]] spots at the market a dancing bear and believes it to be Matyi in disguise. He then attempts to force the "disguise" off while ignoring the warnings of the bear's owner. The bear is docile and endures the manhandling for several seconds until it gets angry and throws the captain in the air. It then roars at the other soldiers who run off and looks quite pleased with itself as its owner hugs it.
* BearsAreBadNews: Downplayed. The [[MookLieutenant captain of Döbrögi's soldiers]] spots at the market a dancing bear and believes it to be Matyi in disguise. He then attempts to force the "disguise" off while ignoring the warnings of the bear's owner. The bear is docile and endures the manhandling for several seconds until it gets angry and throws the captain in the air. It then roars at the other soldiers who run off and looks quite pleased with itself as its owner hugs it.
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** In the animated film, the [[MookLieutenant head guard]] who lashes Matyi on Döbrögi's orders, is another obese bastard.
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** In the animated film, the [[MookLieutenant head captain of the guard]] who lashes Matyi on Döbrögi's orders, is another obese bastard.
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* GreenAndMean: Döbrögi's regular soldiers wear light green uniforms in the film, while the fat MookLieutenant wears a dark green uniform.
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* RumpRoast: When the fat MookLieutenant makes the mistake of aggravating a dancing bear he believes to be a disguised Matyi, it throws him in the air, and he lands on his rear on a hot giant pan. This leads to a PainPoweredLeap into a wine barrel.
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* SinisterSchnoz: Ispán/Bailiff, the LeanAndMean [[TheDragon right-hand man of Döbrögi]], has a large nose.
* SurroundedByIdiots: The animated film versions of Döbrögi's men are bumbling idiots who're easily outwitted by Matyi. TheDragon Ispán/Bailiff is only a little smarter than the soldiers.
* SurroundedByIdiots: The animated film versions of Döbrögi's men are bumbling idiots who're easily outwitted by Matyi. TheDragon Ispán/Bailiff is only a little smarter than the soldiers.
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* BadBoss: In the animated film, Döbrögi is constantly threatening his soldiers
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* BadBoss: In the animated film, Döbrögi is constantly threatening his soldiers servants. In his introduction scene alone, he [[DisproportionateRetribution sentences the dim-witted loader with 105 lashes for unintentionally getting his gun damaged and intends to have two other guards lashed 50 times for letting the three rabbits he intended to shoot escape]].
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* DisproportionateRetribution: In the animated film, Döbrögi intends to shoot three rabbits at once, so the dim-witted loader puts three bullets in his gun. This predictably results in the gun being broken, and the rabbits escape because the two guards standing over them take cover before Döbrögi can shoot. On the words of the bailiff/ispán, Döbrögi sentences the loader to be lashed 105 times, while the two guards who let the rabbits escape submit to being lashed 50 times. The incident that starts with the appearance of Matyi's goose spares the three men from the lash (at least on-screen).
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* EvilWearsBlack: The main antagonist, Döbrögi, wears a black outfit in the animated film. He's even called Lord Blackheart in the English dub.
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* AristocratsAreEvil: Döbrögi is a selfish lord who regularly abuses his subjects.
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* AristocratsAreEvil: Döbrögi is a selfish lord who regularly abuses his subjects. [[TheDragon His ispán (a Hungarian count)/bailiff]] in the animated film is also a nasty character, even when he suffers the brunt of his master's anger.
* BadBoss: In the animated film, Döbrögi is constantly threatening his soldiers
* BadBoss: In the animated film, Döbrögi is constantly threatening his soldiers
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* FatBastard: Döbrögi, a gluttonous aristocrat, is much fatter than any of his subjects.
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* FatBastard: FatBastard:
** Döbrögi, a gluttonous aristocrat, is much fatter than any of hissubjects.subjects.
** In the animated film, the [[MookLieutenant head guard]] who lashes Matyi on Döbrögi's orders, is another obese bastard.
** Döbrögi, a gluttonous aristocrat, is much fatter than any of his
** In the animated film, the [[MookLieutenant head guard]] who lashes Matyi on Döbrögi's orders, is another obese bastard.
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* LeanAndMean: Ispán/Bailiff, Döbrögi's loyal [[TheDragon dragon]] in the animated film, is the thinnest of the servants. Though he's bumbling and suffers his master's wrath due to his failures, it doesn't mean he's incapable of ruthlessness of his own.
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* WouldHurtAChild: The plot of the story starts with a young boy getting lashed just for standing against a greedy lord.
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* AdaptationExpansion: The animated film's plot largely follows the plot of the original poem, but it adds an extra scene where Döbrögi calls for two people to cure him of his pain due to Matyi's beating: first the local blacksmith who, due to a misunderstanding, pulls out Döbrögi's tooth, only causing him more pain; second the local medicine woman who performs several {{Forced Transformation}}s on the Vice-Count.
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* BalefulPolymorph: Only in the animated film, the witch accidentally turns Döbrögi's second-in-command into [[BewitchedAmphibians frogs]]. [[MesACrowd One person into several frogs]], that is.
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* BewitchedAmphibians: See BalefulPolymorph.The witch turns the Vice-Count into [[MesACrowd five]] frogs by mistake.
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* ForcedTransformation: In the animated film, the witch accidentally turns Döbrögi's second-in-command into [[BewitchedAmphibians frogs]]. [[MesACrowd One person into several frogs]], that is.
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* DelayedReaction: When Döbrögi threatens the Vice-Count with execution if he didn't brought him a doctor, the Vice-Count rides out with all the men in the castle to search. He's in such a panic, that they ride right pass Matyi's cart, which has a large sign saying "Doctor", making Matyi looked after them in confusion. A few seconds later he yells an order to stop, and asks his troops.
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* DelayedReaction: When Döbrögi threatens the Vice-Count with execution if he didn't brought doesn't find him a doctor, the Vice-Count rides out with all the men in the castle to search. He's in such a panic, that they ride right pass Matyi's cart, which has a large sign saying "Doctor", making Matyi looked look after them in confusion. A few seconds later he the Vice-Count yells an order to stop, and asks his troops.
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'''''Lúdas Matyi''''' is an [[NarrativePoem epic poem]] written by the Hungarian poet Mihály Fazekas, based on a folk tale. The poem tells the story of a peasant boy, Matyi, trying to sell his geese at the country fair. The local lord Döbrögi claims the geese for himself, and when Matyi protests, the lord orders his soldiers to beat him up. Matyi swears {{revenge}}: he will beat up Döbrögi three times. By using various disguises, he succeeds.
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'''''Lúdas Matyi''''' is an [[NarrativePoem epic poem]] written by the Hungarian poet Mihály Fazekas, based on a folk tale. The poem tells the story of a peasant boy, Matyi, trying to sell his geese at the country fair. The local lord Döbrögi claims the geese for himself, and when Matyi protests, the lord orders his soldiers to beat him up. Matyi swears {{revenge}}: he will beat up Döbrögi three times. By using [[MasterOfDisguise various disguises, disguises]], he succeeds.
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Not to be confused with the satirical magaznie ''Ludas Matyi''[[note]]note the lack of accent on the "u"[[/note]], which was named after the literary character and was published in Hungary from 1945 to 1992, and featured the comic strip ''ComicStrip/{{Jucika}}'' among others.
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Not to be confused with the satirical magaznie ''Ludas Matyi''[[note]]note the lack of accent on the "u"[[/note]], published in Hungary from 1945 to 1992, which was named after the literary character and was published in Hungary from 1945 to 1992, and used him as a mascot. The magazine featured the comic strip ''ComicStrip/{{Jucika}}'' among others.
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Not to be confused with the satirical magaznie ''Ludas Matyi''[[note]]note the lack of accent on the "u"[[/note]], which was named after the literary character and was published in Hungary from 1945 to 1992, and featured the comic strip ''ComicStrip/{{Jucika}}'' among others.
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* GuileHero: Matyi uses his cunning to get Döbrögi's guards away from him (sending them , so that Döbrögi cannot defend himself.
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* GuileHero: Matyi uses his cunning to get Döbrögi's guards away from him (sending them , out to find the largest tree in the forest and to look for medical herbs), so that Döbrögi cannot defend himself.
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* FolkHero: Lúdas Matyi, the clever peasant boy who gives the evil aristocrat a taste of his own medicine.
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* FolkHero: Lúdas Matyi, the clever peasant boy who gives the evil aristocrat a taste of his own medicine.medicine, has become a part of Hungarian folk tradition.
* GuileHero: Matyi uses his cunning to get Döbrögi's guards away from him (sending them , so that Döbrögi cannot defend himself.
* GuileHero: Matyi uses his cunning to get Döbrögi's guards away from him (sending them , so that Döbrögi cannot defend himself.
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* WildGooseChase: A non-technological variant. Matyi convinces a peasant boy with a fast steed to dress up as him and shout "I am Lúdas Matyi", to get Döbrögi's guards chase after him.
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* FolkHero: Lúdas Matyi himself.Matyi, the clever peasant boy who gives the evil aristocrat a taste of his own medicine.
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* MasterOfDisguise: Matyi.Matyi dons several disguises during the story, including an Italian architect and a German doctor.
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* DelayedReaction: When Döbrögi threatens the Vice-Count with execution if he didn't brought him a doctor, the Vice-Count rides out with all the men in the castle to search. He's in such a panic, that they ride right pass Matyi's cart, which has a large sign saying "Doctor", making Matyi looked after them in confusion. A few seconds later he yells an order to stop, and asks his troops.
--> Did you all see, what I just saw?
--> Did you all see, what I just saw?
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* ScrewThisImOutOfHere: A fairy minor and humorous one. After Matyi, disguised as a doctor is kidnapped, the donkey pulling his cart, turns around and runs off in a panic. What makes this especially funny, is that it was completely calm during the kidnapping.
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The poem was adapted to film a few times, including an 1977 AnimatedAdaptation from PannoniaFilmStudio, directed by Hungarian cartoonist Attila Dargay. There is also a popular AudioAdaptation by György Schwajda.
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The poem was adapted to film a few times, including an 1977 AnimatedAdaptation from PannoniaFilmStudio, Creator/PannoniaFilmStudio, directed by Hungarian cartoonist Attila Dargay. There is also a popular AudioAdaptation by György Schwajda.
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* BewitchedAmphibians: See BalefulPolymorph.
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* PublicDomainSoundtrack: Music/FranzLiszt's Hungarian Rhasodies were used for the cartoon movie's soundtrack, most extensively Number 2.
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* BalefulPolymorph: Only in the animated film, the witch accidentally turns Döbrögi's second-in-command into frogs. [[MesACrowd One person into several frogs]], that is.
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* BalefulPolymorph: Only in the animated film, the witch accidentally turns Döbrögi's second-in-command into frogs.[[BewitchedAmphibians frogs]]. [[MesACrowd One person into several frogs]], that is.
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* BalefulPolymorph: Only in the animated film, the witch accidentally turns Döbrögi's second-in-command into frogs. One person into several frogs, that is.
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* BalefulPolymorph: Only in the animated film, the witch accidentally turns Döbrögi's second-in-command into frogs. [[MesACrowd One person into several frogs, frogs]], that is.
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* FeatherFingers: The goose can make some very human-like gestures with its wings in the animated film.
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* FeatherFingers: The goose can make some very human-like gestures with its wings in the animated film.film, including picking flowers, and plucking its own feathers.
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* RhymesOnADime: The witch talks like this.
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* GoodSmokingEvilSmoking: Subverted, Döbrögi is an evil smoker with a pipe. This is in line with the setting though, since pipes were popular among Hungarian lords.
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The poem was adapted to film a few times, including an 1977 AnimatedAdaptation from PannoniaFilmStudio, directed by Hungarian cartoonist Attila Dargay in 1977.Dargay. There is also a popular AudioAdaptation by György Schwajda.
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* WigDressAccent: Matyi disguises himself as an Italian architect and a German doctor this way.
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* BestServedCold: Döbrögi takes Matyi's geese and beats him up when he's a child. He returns a decade later to return the beating.
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'''''Lúdas Matyi''''' is an [[NarrativePoem epic poem]] written by the Hungarian poet Mihály Fazekas, based on a folk tale. The poem tells the story of a peasant boy, Matyi, trying to sell his geese at the country fair. The local lord Döbrögi claims the geese for himself, and when Matyi protests, the lord orders his soldiers to beat him up. Matyi swears {{revenge}}: he will beat up Döbrögi three times. By using various disguises, he succeeds.
The poem was adapted to film a few times, including an AnimatedAdaptation by Hungarian cartoonist Attila Dargay in 1977. There is also a popular AudioAdaptation by György Schwajda.
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!!The poem and the animated film provide examples of:
* EgomaniacHunter: In the animated film, Döbrögi is shown being one. He wants to shoot Matyi's goose too.
* FatBastard: Döbrögi.
* FolkHero: Lúdas Matyi himself.
* IneptMage: In the animated film, a witch attempts to heal Döbrögi, but messes it up. After Döbrögi shouts BurnTheWitch, she escapes the castle on a FlyingBroomstick.
* KarmicTrickster: Matyi punishes Döbrögi for his greed by tricking him three times.
* NonhumanSidekick: In the cartoon the goose escapes from Döbrögi and joins Matyi. In the radio play he is a TalkingAnimal called Galiba.
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The poem was adapted to film a few times, including an AnimatedAdaptation by Hungarian cartoonist Attila Dargay in 1977. There is also a popular AudioAdaptation by György Schwajda.
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!!The poem and the animated film provide examples of:
* EgomaniacHunter: In the animated film, Döbrögi is shown being one. He wants to shoot Matyi's goose too.
* FatBastard: Döbrögi.
* FolkHero: Lúdas Matyi himself.
* IneptMage: In the animated film, a witch attempts to heal Döbrögi, but messes it up. After Döbrögi shouts BurnTheWitch, she escapes the castle on a FlyingBroomstick.
* KarmicTrickster: Matyi punishes Döbrögi for his greed by tricking him three times.
* NonhumanSidekick: In the cartoon the goose escapes from Döbrögi and joins Matyi. In the radio play he is a TalkingAnimal called Galiba.
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