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==Etymology== | ==Etymology== | ||
Nera's original Japanese name, Flora, is the name of the goddess of flowers in Roman mythology. She is also associated with springtime and fertility. Flora would lend her name to the English word, flora, which means plantlife of all kinds. The name Nera itself is a | Nera's original Japanese name, Flora, is the name of the goddess of flowers in Roman mythology. She is also associated with springtime and fertility. Flora would lend her name to the English word, flora, which means plantlife of all kinds. The name Nera itself is a symbolic Hebrew name given to girls born on Hanukkah, the Festival of Lights and means "candle" or "Light". Both of Nera's names give references to deities where Bianca's name only refers to the color "white". | ||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== |
Revision as of 23:55, 6 April 2017
Nera Briscoletti | |
Dragon Quest V | |
Sprite(s) | |
Japanese name | フローラ |
Romaji | Flora |
Title | Wife |
Class | Mage |
Race | Human (possibly Zenithian) |
Age | Assumed 6 (generation 2) Assumed 16 (generation 2) Assumed 24 (generation 3) |
Voice actor | Kikuko Inoue (CD Theater) Kana Hanazawa (Heroes) Polly Eachus (Heroes, English) |
Nera Briscoletti (Flora in the original Japanese versions) is a character and possible party member in Dragon Quest V. She is a blue-haired maiden and Rodrigo Briscoletti's daughter. Starting with the DS remake, she has a sister named Debora. She is one of the player's choices to be the hero's bride.
Appearance and Personality
Nera is a gentle and modest girl, a stark contrast to her rude and outspoken sister Debora. Her outfit is a bright white and pink affair, its intricacies reflecting the rich family she comes from.
Story
Equipment, Stats, and Abilities
Nera can equip most knives, whips, and staves. Her selection is virtually identical to Bianca], except she cannot wear the Metal King Helm.
Attribute | Starting Stats | Maximum Stats |
Level | 8 | 99 |
HP | 85 | 490 |
MP | 53 | 540 |
Strength | 33 | 130 |
Agility | 46 | 255 |
Resilience | 42 | 170 |
Wisdom | 44 | 255 |
Luck | 23 | 255 |
Initial gear | Morning star, Scale shield, Cloak of evasion, Silver tiara |
Spells
Of the three brides for the Hero, Nera is the most able when it comes to magic and relies more on spell usage than Bianca and Debora.
Level Learned | Original Japanese | PT Translation | DS Version | MP | Description |
1 | ベホイミ Behoimi | Healmore | Midheal | 5 | A stronger form of Heal. |
11 | ルカナン Rukanan | Decrease | Kasap | 4 | Reduce the enemy's defensive power. |
12 | マヌーサ Manuusa | Surround | Dazzle | 4 | Creates mirror images of your party to encircle and confuse the enemy. |
13 | バイキルト Baikiruto | Bikill | Oomph | 6 | Doubles the attack power of an ally. |
14 | ラリホー Rarihoo | Sleep | Snooze | 3 | Cast to put the enemy to sleep. |
15 | トラマナ Toramana | Stepguard | Safe Passage | 2 | Walk safely over barriers. |
16 | ベギラマ Begirama | Firebane | Sizzle | 6 | This fire spell affects a group of enemies. |
17 | ラナルータ Ranaruuta | Day-Night | Tick-tock | 4 | Changes day into night and night into day. |
18 | マホカンタ Mahokanta | Bounce | Bounce | 4 | Deflect spells back to the caster. |
20 | メラミ Merami | Blazemore | Frizzle | 4 | A medium strength fireball that affects one enemy. |
23 | ザラキ Zaraki | Defeat | Thwack | 7 | Affects a group of enemies; try to snuff out their life force. |
27 | ベギラゴン Begiragon | Firevolt | Kasizzle | 10 | The strongest enemy group fire spell. |
33 | メラゾマ Merazoma | Blazemost | Kafrizzle | 10 | The strongest single enemy fire spell. |
37 | イオナズン Ionazun | Explodet | Kaboom | 15 | The strongest explosion spell. |
- Note: The MP cost is taken from the Super Famicom version.
Level up restriction
In the Super Famicom version of the game, Nera could only make it to Level 10 in the second generation, as well as being uncontrollable. The Sony PlayStation 2 and Nintendo DS versions remove this limitation and allows her to be controlled in the second generation.
Etymology
Nera's original Japanese name, Flora, is the name of the goddess of flowers in Roman mythology. She is also associated with springtime and fertility. Flora would lend her name to the English word, flora, which means plantlife of all kinds. The name Nera itself is a symbolic Hebrew name given to girls born on Hanukkah, the Festival of Lights and means "candle" or "Light". Both of Nera's names give references to deities where Bianca's name only refers to the color "white".
Gallery
With Bianca