Futaba (Japanese: 双葉 Futaba) is an open-world NPC located in Konda Village, Inazuma. She can be found listening to Saimon Eri's stories.
Location[]
Futaba's location
Additional context
Profile[]
Futaba is the adopted daughter of the Village Chief, Konda Densuke. She also has a nephew, Takeru, who is the Village Chief's grandson. She enjoys listening to Saimon Eri's scary stories.
Appearance[]
Futaba is a young girl with pale skin, purple or similar eyes, and black braided hair. She is seen wearing a kimono.
Quests and Events[]
World Quests
Idle Quotes[]
Tell another story...
- "Grandma, tell me another story."
Dialogue[]
- Futaba: Big (brobro/
sissis), could you tell me a story? 
What kind of story would you like to hear?
- Futaba: Granny always tells me scary stories. I'd like to listen to something different this time! Something to do with gods and legends...
- Futaba: Wait, are you saying that the Anemo Archon is a drunkard, and that Geo Archon [sic] never takes Mora along when he goes out? Erm... are you just messing with me?
- Futaba: I think I'll just go and listen to Granny's stories.
- Are there any interesting stories about the village?
- (After completing Yougou Cleansing)
- Futaba: Hmm... Interesting stories... Ah, I've got one! It's said that there are bad things that appear in some scary house around here. I've always wanted to go and it see [sic] for myself.
- Futaba: Takeru promised to come with me, but his legs got all wobbly when the house got in sight! What a scaredy-cat!
- Futaba: If you ask me, I think there must be Tatarigami living in there! They're the scariest type of ghosts! They mess with people's minds and make them go insane.
- Futaba: Why don't I go myself? Erm... I already told you, Tatarigami are super scary! It would make more sense to bring someone with me, it'd be dumb to go alone.
Goodbye.
- Futaba: You can come find me if you ever get bored. Catch ya later!
Other Languages[]
| Language | Official Name |
|---|---|
| English | Futaba |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 双叶 Shuāngyè |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 雙葉 Shuāngyè |
| Japanese | 双葉 Futaba |
| Korean | 후타바 Hutaba |
| Spanish | Futaba |
| French | Futaba |
| Russian | Футаба Futaba |
| Thai | Futaba |
| Vietnamese | Futaba |
| German | Futaba |
| Indonesian | Futaba |
| Portuguese | Futaba |
| Turkish | Futaba |
| Italian | Futaba |
Change History[]
Released in Version 2.0