Vodyanitsa: talks about 11 characters, talked about by 6 characters. In the story, Vodyanitsa has a “Defined relationship” with Navia, Alyosha, Odette and 2 others. Every tie comes with the original line from the game, and the voice lines play right on the page.
- TartagliaAbout Tartaglia
Mr. Tartaglia often brings his family to the theater. Harbingers get free admission, although family members have to buy tickets like everyone else. Fortunately, he always manages to secure tickets for his family. Oh, right — you know Tonia, don't you? She's a huge theater fan. She might even join us when she grows up. If that happens, I guess Mr. Tartaglia will have to get used to visiting the theater even more often.
- ArlecchinoAbout Arlecchino
Lady Arlecchino sometimes brings a few children to watch a show at the theater. One of them has these cat ears — Lynette, I think her name was? Yeah, that's right — she and the boy, Lyney, are both excellent magicians. They actually performed a magic show here on the stage one time during an end-of-year performance. The only time Lady Arlecchino tends to come without the children is to watch "The Mountain Sparrow"... I suppose she prefers to enjoy that show alone.
- ColumbinaAbout Columbina
Is Miss Columbina no longer a Harbinger? Huh, shame. I always thought she had a great singing voice. Her songs were like the moonlight itself: so soft and gentle, yet somehow icy cold. So present and vivid, yet so impossibly out of reach... Heh, I only hope she finds somewhere she can belong, with good friends who understand her songs.
- SandroneAbout Sandrone
Miss Sandrone always seems to be in a hurry whenever she comes to see a show. Sometimes she grits her teeth, sometimes her eyes twitch... Other times, her face is completely blank, but she's crumpled some scrap paper into a ball. If I didn't know better, I'd say someone was forcing her to come against her will... But far be it from me to speculate who has the power to force her into anything. Still... Heh, she always seems a little more relaxed by the end of the show. So at least she's not completely wasting her time.
- AlyoshaAbout Alyosha
I've always wondered if Alyosha's puppies can understand my songs. I'm guessing probably not, since we can't understand puppy songs either. Matter of fact, I don't even know if they can sing at all... But my lullabies work like a dream on them. I'll barely make it through the opening verse before they're all out like a light. ...Hmm, not sure what that says about my singing, though... Is that good or bad?
- OdetteAbout Odette
Whenever Odette is rehearsing, I listen along intently to her dance steps from backstage. She lands, then jumps, spins in the air, then lands again... Every motion is cleanly executed with impeccable timing. Just by listening, I can tell her dancing is flawless... Hm, why don't I go out front to watch? Hehe, because I wanna hide backstage and jump out at her afterwards! Sure, I haven't managed to scare her yet, but I have to keep trying. Otherwise, all that time I've spent hiding backstage would've been for nothing!
- VesnaAbout Vesna
Thanks to Miss Vesna, those theater ticket scalpers know not to push their luck. She said she's planning to invite me to host a small conference on ticket scam prevention soon, and I'm supposed to be singing a song at the end to wrap things up. The thing is, out of all the songs I know, I don't think there's a single one for satirizing scam artists. ...Wait, tactical deception in war should count as a scam, right...? Ummm... maybe I could sing a war epic...?
- MityaAbout Mitya
I wish that Mr. Smarty Pants would stop trying to make scientific breakthroughs while he's watching the show. The theater is not a glorified study hall, and it's certainly not a refugee camp for escaped office workers. He'd better start taking our performances seriously... or I'll be forced to... *sigh* What am I saying — there's nothing I can do about it, especially since he technically does abide by theater etiquette... Hmph, next time I see him in the audience, I'll have to perform one of my louder pieces. Let's see how well he can concentrate on his work then.
- The CaptainAbout The Captain
The captain? Oh, you mean THE Captain? Well... to be honest, I've never really had a proper conversation with him. I mean, we've exchanged a few brief words on occasion when we've bumped into each other after a show, but that's about it. Still, I can tell that he's a very serious and upstanding sort of person. Even in the audience stalls, he sits there completely straight, like a flagstaff or a pillar. I get the sense that nothing could ever faze him, let alone break him, not even the fiercest storm.
- The TsaritsaAbout the Tsaritsa
If Her Majesty the Tsaritsa comes to see a show at the theater, I'll break out the old songs of the Water Imps for her. ...How old? Well... Not so old that only the Tsaritsa has heard them before, but definitely old enough that you can hear the dust coming off when you start singing them. I just hope it doesn't get in people's eyes. Wouldn't want to make everyone cry.
- Traveler & PaimonAbout Us: Fish Tail
I turned my fish tail into two legs to make walking on land easier. ...What price did I pay? None! Hmph, for us Water Imps, leaving the water behind is a big enough price to pay already. What else do you wanna take away from me, the right to drink fresh water? I suppose you'd make me subsist entirely on fruit juice or Fonta, wouldn't you?
- Traveler & PaimonAbout Us: Outing Days
Still, I can't just stay in Snezhnaya all the time. Sometimes, I'll follow the waterways and swim around the world to hear what singers in other places sound like. I've been to Liyue, Fontaine, Inazuma, Sumeru... Huh? Has anyone ever noticed me? Hehe, of course. That's why there's legends about merfolk, mermaids, sirens, and so on all over the world. Natlan was something else, though... That place is hot. With a capital H, O, T.
- LinneaAbout Vodyanitsa
Audiences at the opera house go crazy for her, completely unaware that all they're hearing is the echo of the ocean waves. I'm sure she has her reasons... but I can sense an allure hidden deep within her singing voice that, if ever unleashed, would bewitch everyone within earshot and sentence them to certain doom!
- AlyoshaAbout Vodyanitsa
Vodyanitsa is a vital source of intelligence for the Rokot. Whenever I go to her for information, she's always a huge help. When we're not talking business, though, I can barely make heads or tails of what she's trying to say. But Odette doesn't seem to have that problem. Those two get on like it's the most natural thing in the world... Makes me wonder if girls have some kind of secret code...
- OdetteAbout Vodyanitsa: Smile
The first time the Tsaritsa was coming to see one of the Korolevskiy Troupe's performances, Vodyanitsa was the one who told me. I replied with a simple nod of the head. She then proceeded to force a smile onto my face by pushing up both corners of my mouth, then made me repeat after her, "What. Great. News."
Perhaps it was practice for appearing in front of the Tsaritsa, but I still don't think Her Majesty appreciates that kind of smile.
- OdetteAbout Vodyanitsa: Getting Sick
Whenever Vodyanitsa gets sick, she always gets so clingy and practically latches herself to my side... She says it's because she's scared of getting a shot or having to take bitter medicine, so she needs something to hold onto, and I suppose my arm is her instrument of choice. I have a high pain tolerance, though, so there's no reason to shake her off.
- VesnaAbout Vodyanitsa
Every one of Miss Vodyanitsa's songs is simply beautiful. I love hearing them live. At times they fill me with joy, at other times they move me to tears, just like everyone else in the audience. Sometimes, everyone stays behind after the show ends and suddenly breaks into song together. Well, funnily enough, I just so happen to have a conductor's baton in my hand. And even more funnily, I've noticed on several occasions that Miss Vodyanitsa quietly blends into the crowd after changing out of her stage outfit, puts on a hat, and sings a harmony for the group.
- MityaAbout Vodyanitsa
Miss Vodyanitsa is great. Really great. Lovely singing voice, and she fits right in with the theater's refined atmosphere. Exactly the kind of atmosphere I do my best work in.
- ValeriyAbout Vodyanitsa
Some singers really do have a kind of "magic" in their voice — she is one such example. Even someone who knows as little about the arts as I do is moved by her songs. At times, I've even found myself somewhat understanding why Mr. Mitya behaves as he does... Understanding, mind you. Not approving. Deadlines are non-negotiable. I won't grant him even an extra half hour on that account.