Cosanzeana
Last updated 2024-12-06
Cosanzeana is an open-world NPC located in Merusea Village, Fontaine.
Location
Cosanzeana's location
Additional context
Profile
(To be added.)
Appearance
(To be added.)
Quests and Events
World Quests
Anecdotes
Idle Quotes
Come on, grow...
- "Cosanzeana will definitely take good care of these exotic flowers!"
Dialogue
- (Available after completing Were It So Easy)
- Cosanzeana: Ah, are you here to see my flower garden today?
How are our exotic flowers doing?
- Cosanzeana: After the ugly machine got dug out, no bad Breacher Primuses returned to make a mess of things.
- Cosanzeana: As such, my precious exotic flowers are growing healthily!
- How's your cultivation of new flowers proceeding?
- Cosanzeana: ...To be honest, I don't know where to start just yet.
- Cosanzeana: But if I can make the leaves of these flowers grow into the shape of Tidalga, I might be able to shock the world at the next horticultural fair!
- (After Step 3 of There Will Come Soft Rains)
- About the earthquake just a while ago...
- Cosanzeana: Th—That was so scary! Thankfully, my garden's alright...
- Cosanzeana: I thought that some bad guys were coming to ruin it again... But I've got to protect the flowers we worked so hard to grow together!
- I'm just passing through...
- Cosanzeana: Okay — I mean, cheering people up is one of the reasons for which flower gardens exist. I hope they'll be able to raise your spirits today, too!
Trivia
Etymology
- Cosanzeana's name comes from the traditional Romanian name, Ileana Cosânzeana. Ileana Cosânzeana is a recurring character in Romanian fairytales and myths. She has always been depicted as a young, beautiful and kind hearted fairy or princess.
Other Languages
| Language | Official Name |
|---|---|
| English | Cosanzeana |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 柯莎 Kēshā |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 柯莎 Kēshā |
| Japanese | コスンツァーナ Kosuntsaana |
| Korean | 코슨제니아 Koseunjenia |
| Spanish | Cosanzeana |
| French | Cosanzeana |
| Russian | Косынзяна Kosynzyana |
| Thai | Cosanzeana |
| Vietnamese | Cosanzeana |
| German | Cosanzeana |
| Indonesian | Cosanzeana |
| Portuguese | Cosanzeana |
| Turkish | Cosanzeana |
| Italian | Cosanzeana |
Change History
Released in Version 4.0