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{{nihongo|'''Masato Kato'''|加藤正人 ''Katō Masato''}} (born March 28, 1963) is a Japanese game developer and scenario writer. He first worked for Tecmo on Captain Tsubasa and the Ninja Gaiden series. He went on to work for Gainax, then [[Square Co.|Square]]. He is mostly known for having penned the script of | {{nihongo|'''Masato Kato'''|加藤正人 ''Katō Masato''}} (born March 28, 1963) is a Japanese game developer and scenario writer. He first worked for Tecmo on Captain Tsubasa and the Ninja Gaiden series. He went on to work for Gainax, then [[Square Co.|Square]]. He is mostly known for having penned the script of [[Chrono Trigger]] (based on a story draft by [[Yuuji Horii]]), as well as [[Radical Dreamers]], parts of Final Fantasy VII, Xenogears, and [[Chrono Cross]]. | ||
Kato left Square after designing the plot of Final Fantasy XI: Rise of the Zilart to become a freelance scenario writer. In addition to games for different companies, he has continued to work on [[Square Enix]] projects such as the World of Mana series, an enhanced port of [[Chrono Trigger (DS)| | Kato left Square after designing the plot of Final Fantasy XI: Rise of the Zilart to become a freelance scenario writer. In addition to games for different companies, he has continued to work on [[Square Enix]] projects such as the World of Mana series, an enhanced port of [[Chrono Trigger (DS)|Chrono Trigger for the Nintendo DS]], and three more expansion chapters for Final Fantasy XI. | ||
In 2005, Masato Kato also collaborated with [[Yasunori Mitsuda]], longtime friend and music composer, to write a short story titled Five Seasons of kiЯitɘ, which Mitsuda accompanied with music on his album kiЯitɘ. The story and soundtrack have also been presented in opera form. | In 2005, Masato Kato also collaborated with [[Yasunori Mitsuda]], longtime friend and music composer, to write a short story titled Five Seasons of kiЯitɘ, which Mitsuda accompanied with music on his album kiЯitɘ. The story and soundtrack have also been presented in opera form. | ||
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