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|name = Espella Cantabella |
|name = Espella Cantabella |
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|image = [[File:AriaFull.png|130px]] |
|image = [[File:AriaFull.png|130px]] |
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|role = Major Character |
|role = Major Character |
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| + | |appearances = VS |
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| − | |appearances = ''[[Professor Layton vs. Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney|vs. Ace Attorney]]'' |
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+ | |noncanon = |
| + | |englishvoice = Joanna Ruiz |
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|japanvoice = Aoi Yūki |
|japanvoice = Aoi Yūki |
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|hometown = [[Labyrinthia]] |
|hometown = [[Labyrinthia]] |
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| − | |occupation = |
+ | |occupation = Baker |
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|alias = |
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|gender = Female |
|gender = Female |
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|species = Human |
|species = Human |
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|haircolor = Blonde |
|haircolor = Blonde |
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| − | |eyecolor = |
+ | |eyecolor = Dark blue |
| − | |father = [[ |
+ | |father = [[Storyteller|Arthur Cantabella]] |
| − | |mother = |
+ | |mother = Unnamed Mother{{tt|deceased}} |
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|partner = |
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|siblings = |
|siblings = |
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|offspring = |
|offspring = |
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| + | |family = |
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| + | |others = |
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| + | * [[Eve Belduke]]{{tt|friend}} |
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| + | * [[Newton Belduke]]{{tt|Eve's father}} |
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| + | * [[Patty Eclair]]{{tt|guardian}} |
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| + | * [[Hershel Layton]]{{tt|friend}} |
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| + | * [[Luke Triton]]{{tt|friend}} |
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| + | * [[Olivia Aldente]]{{tt|attacker}} |
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| + | * [[Maya Fey]]{{tt|friend}} |
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| + | |dename = Sophie de Narateur |
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| + | |frname = Aria Novella |
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| + | |itname = Luna Minstrel |
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| + | |nlname = Maeve Cantabella |
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| + | |korname = |
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'''Espella Cantabella''' is a character from ''[[Professor Layton vs. Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney]]''. During the events of the game, she is accused of witchcraft. [[Phoenix Wright]] has to defend her in the various [[Witch Trial]]s of the game. |
'''Espella Cantabella''' is a character from ''[[Professor Layton vs. Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney]]''. During the events of the game, she is accused of witchcraft. [[Phoenix Wright]] has to defend her in the various [[Witch Trial]]s of the game. |
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She has blonde hair and blue eyes. She wears a black and white dress, brown boots, and has a red cloak. Her hair is in two braids. |
She has blonde hair and blue eyes. She wears a black and white dress, brown boots, and has a red cloak. Her hair is in two braids. |
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<gallery captionalign="left"> |
<gallery captionalign="left"> |
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Aria.png|"Your accusation is wrong, for I am not a witch" |
Aria.png|"Your accusation is wrong, for I am not a witch" |
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Aria2.jpg|In-game screenshot |
Aria2.jpg|In-game screenshot |
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Aria2.png |
Aria2.png |
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| + | EspellaAvatar.png|Espella's avatar during trials. |
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</gallery> |
</gallery> |
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== Trivia == |
== Trivia == |
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| − | * Her name in Japanese is a pun on "魔法無" (''Mahou mu''), meaning "Without magic". This is an early indication that she is not actually a witch. |
+ | * Her name in Japanese is a pun on "魔法無" (''Mahou mu''), meaning "Without magic". This is an early indication that she is not actually a witch. |
| + | * Her name in English was derived from three separate Italian words. |
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| + | ** Espella is derived from the verb "espellere", meaning "to expel". It could also be a pun on the word spell, from magic spells. |
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| + | ** Canta is derived from "cantare", meaning "to sing". |
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| + | ** Bella is Italian for "beauty". |
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| + | ** It is also a reference to the name of Bezella, which as later revealed Espella believes possesses her and forces her to work sorcerous havoc. |
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| + | * Her name in other languages seems to always be derived from a different language as well: |
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| + | ** Her German last name "Narrateur" is French for (Story)teller. |
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| + | ** Her Spanish last name "Fable" is French/English for a literary genre that denotes a fictitious story. |
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| + | ** Her French last name "Novella" is Italian/English for a short story that is shorter than a novel. |
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| + | ** Her Italian last name "Minstrel" is English for a medieval entertainer (bard). They were known for telling stories. |
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| + | ** Her Dutch last name is the same as in English (see above). |
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{{CharactersVS}} |
{{CharactersVS}} |
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[[de:Sophie de Narrateur]] |
[[de:Sophie de Narrateur]] |
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| + | [[es:Aria Fable]] |
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| + | [[it:Luna Minstrel]] |
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[[Category:Characters]] |
[[Category:Characters]] |
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| + | [[Category:Witnesses]] |
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| + | [[Category:Puzzle Solvers]] |
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Revision as of 02:01, 12 September 2018
- "I am Espella Cantabella, the Storyteller's daughter!""
- — Espella to everyone in the Witches' Court
Espella Cantabella is a character from Professor Layton vs. Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney. During the events of the game, she is accused of witchcraft. Phoenix Wright has to defend her in the various Witch Trials of the game.
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Appearance
She has blonde hair and blue eyes. She wears a black and white dress, brown boots, and has a red cloak. Her hair is in two braids.
Gallery
"Your accusation is wrong, for I am not a witch"
In-game screenshot
Espella's avatar during trials.
Trivia
- Her name in Japanese is a pun on "魔法無" (Mahou mu), meaning "Without magic". This is an early indication that she is not actually a witch.
- Her name in English was derived from three separate Italian words.
- Espella is derived from the verb "espellere", meaning "to expel". It could also be a pun on the word spell, from magic spells.
- Canta is derived from "cantare", meaning "to sing".
- Bella is Italian for "beauty".
- It is also a reference to the name of Bezella, which as later revealed Espella believes possesses her and forces her to work sorcerous havoc.
- Her name in other languages seems to always be derived from a different language as well:
- Her German last name "Narrateur" is French for (Story)teller.
- Her Spanish last name "Fable" is French/English for a literary genre that denotes a fictitious story.
- Her French last name "Novella" is Italian/English for a short story that is shorter than a novel.
- Her Italian last name "Minstrel" is English for a medieval entertainer (bard). They were known for telling stories.
- Her Dutch last name is the same as in English (see above).