Parfait

Parfait

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Parfait 女盗賊・パフェ On'na Tōzoku・Pafe Girl Bandit・Parfait
Artwork from Magical Starsign by Shinichi Kameoka
Gender	Female
Species	Felin

"I may not know magic, but I know how to use my head!"

―Parfait

Parfait is a character in Magical Starsign. She is a felin and a student at Ambergris Preparatory School on Cassia. Although not adept in magic, Parfait is highly skilled in martial arts and thievery.

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Personality

Parfait is brutally efficient, often preferring action over explanations and running ahead of her allies. She is able to hold her own in battle without magic, however, so her confidence is not entirely misplaced.

Appearance

Parfait has white fur, a blonde bowl cut, and violet eyes. For clothing, she wears a red headscarf with an orange gem centered on her forehead. She wears a green gi overtop a gray undershirt, a red belt, baggy green pants, and sandals.

Biography

Early life

Some time before the events of the game, Parfait became acquainted with Kale of Kovomaka, who was also enrolled at Ambergris Prep. At his laboratory in Bena Rikashi, Kale told Parfait of an insect inside the sun, which was said to devour it and annihilate the entire universe. On a separate occasion, he warned her of the Book of the Darned from which his madness began, and grieved over the futility of life.

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After failing to report Miss Madeleine as a Missing Person at the Space Police HQ, the students bumped into Parfait in Bena Rikashi. She was quick to recognize them as Will-o'-Wisp Academy students, then urged they follow her to the city's outskirts. Unaware that they were being brought to Kale's laboratory, Parfait lied and said they were at her house, and she needed help finding the Book of the Darned. The group was able to find the book, but Parfait stopped them from looking inside. According to rumor, the book cursed readers to death, and that the only survivors were Madeleine and Kale. Lassi wondered how Parfait knew of Madeleine, but she fled the lab once Space Police sirens started blaring outside. An officer then halted the students, revealing they were in Kale's personal laboratory and not Parfait's house.

During their quest to find the five millennium gummies, the students met Parfait on the coast of Granule Island on Cassia. She invited them to visit Headmaster Sturgeon at Ambergris Prep, wherein he asked that they retrieve the water millennium gummy from Holy Water Pyramid. In the library, Parfait told them that Madeleine spent over 800 years studying the Book of the Darned at Ambergris, then revealed that she safely reclaimed the book after the fiasco on Puffoon. She proceeded to guide them to a cliff overlooking Holy Water Pyramid, enveloped in energy projected by a Space Police ship. Although the Space Police claimed they were protecting the water gummy, Parfait and the students know that to be untrue.

Although Parfait managed to sneak into the pyramid, she was eventually caught by Abalon Demar, Gil Mudflap, and their unit of Space Troopers. The students found her amidst droves of dead water people, to which she weakly begged for them to get the water gummy. The whole Space Police unit fled Holy Water Pyramid once Demar was defeated in battle, but as the students went to claim the gummy, Caldarroste ran off with it. During his escape, however, it was snatched by Persimmon. Luckily, Parfait ambushed Persimmon and tied him up, allowing the students to keep the water gummy for good.

During the Space Police and pirate otters' assault on Razen, Sturgeon sent Parfait to help. She warned the students of the cybersaurus that the Space Police had deployed, and also proved she could stand her ground in melee combat.

Trivia

• Parfait's character may reference to Lemon Airsupply, a felin party member in Magical Vacation with an affinity for martial arts.

Nomenclature

Her name comes from parfait, a layered desert made with cream, granola, nuts, and fruit. It means "perfect" in French.

Names in Other Languages

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	女盗賊・パフェOn'na Tōzoku・Pafe	Girl Bandit・Parfait
French	Nincha	Nincha, from ninja and chat (cat)
German	Parfait	From her Japanese name
Italian	Parfait	From her Japanese name
Spanish	Parfait	From her Japanese name