Corbata de Lazo first appears in Volume 2 as a simple formal accessory—a bow tie color-coordinated with a stage tuxedo—serving as part of a disguise or performance outfit. Across the series, this seemingly mundane item evolves from a static costume piece into a subtle symbol of identity and transformation, reflecting the protagonist’s shifting roles and the layered nature of appearances in the world of mysticism.

Corbata de Lazo first appears in Volume 2 as a simple formal accessory—a bow tie color-coordinated with a stage tuxedo—serving as part of a disguise or performance outfit. Across the series, this seemingly mundane item evolves from a static costume piece into a subtle symbol of identity and transformation, reflecting the protagonist’s shifting roles and the layered nature of appearances in the world of mysticism.