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
Events
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