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'''Nastina''' (Japanese: '''オババ''' ''Obaba'') is a [[character of the day]] in | '''Nastina''' (Japanese: '''オババ''' ''Obaba'') is a [[character of the day]] who appeared in ''[[EP019|Tentacool & Tentacruel]]''. | ||
Nastina | Nastina wanted to build a hotel and theme park in [[Porta Vista]]. However, it was destroying the habitat of the {{p|Tentacool}} that lived there. She hired {{TRT}} to get rid of the [[Pokémon category|Jellyfish]] {{OBP|Pokémon|species}}. However, their "Super Secret Stun Sauce" plan backfired and caused one of the Tentacool to [[Evolution|evolve]] into a {{pkmn2|giant}} {{p|Tentacruel}}. Soon after, all of Porta Vista, including Nastina's hotel, was flooded and quickly being destroyed by the angry Jellyfish Pokémon. | ||
In response to the attack, Nastina put on military clothes while driving a tank and shot at Tentacruel. {{an|Misty}} was able to convince Tentacruel to stop attacking the city, and the Tentacruel sent Nastina flying after she tried bargaining for it to be in one of her theme park's shows. Afterwards, she crash-landed into [[Brutella]], who was in the midst of rebuilding her restaurant where Nastina was revealed to be Brutella’s cousin. | |||
Nastina has a habit of posing with many hired men in speedos, who also work as her minions. She also has a habit of asking people when she offers a reward, "Isn't Nastina generous?" She is a quick-witted businesswoman who enjoys the finer things in life, but her confident persona may be criticized as loud and obnoxious. Nastina is also determined to get what she desires and has plenty of money to motivate others to assist with her plans. | |||
Nastina has a habit of posing | |||
==Voice actors== | ==Voice actors== | ||
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|ja=坂本千夏 ''Chika Sakamoto'' | |ja=坂本千夏 ''Chika Sakamoto'' | ||
|en=[[Kayzie Rogers]] | |en=[[Kayzie Rogers]] | ||
|ar=امال سعد الدين ''Amal Saad Eddin'' | |||
|he=אורלי קטן ''Orly Katan'' | |||
|fi=Minna Tasanto | |||
|fr_eu=Guylaine Gibert | |||
|it=Grazia Migneco (Mediaset dub) | |||
|no=Katrine Blomstrand | |no=Katrine Blomstrand | ||
|es_eu=Begoña Hernando | |es_eu=Begoña Hernando | ||
|es_la=Rommy Mendoza}} | |es_la=Rommy Mendoza | ||
|pl=Renata Berger<br>Iwona Rulewicz{{tt|*|Redub - few scenes}}}} | |||
== Trivia == | ==Trivia== | ||
* The {{wp| | *Nastina's English name is a combination of ''nasty'' and the common ending of a female name ''ina''. | ||
*While her Japanese name, オババ, is her actual given name in the original Japanese episode, the characters do not use it in this context; instead they refer to Nastina by using the name as a play on the term {{tt|鬼ばば|おにばば}} ''hag'', a somewhat rude term to refer to an old woman. This is also the case for Brutella, who shares the same Japanese name. This explains a running joke in the Japanese version as Nastina is often mistaken for Brutella. This was edited out of the [[dub]]bed version, as [[EP018|the episode of Brutella's appearance]] was initially skipped over. | |||
*In the original Japanese version, just like her cousin, Nastina had a speech quirk of sorts where she would add "baba" to the end of a sentence she was saying (referencing her Japanese name Obaba.) This does not occur in the dub. | |||
*The {{wp|battle rifle}} Nastina is seen shooting at one point in the episode is likely a {{wp|FN FAL}}. | |||
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{{Project COD notice}} | {{Project COD notice}} | ||
[[Category:Anime characters]] | |||
[[Category:Female characters]] | |||
[[Category:Kanto characters of the day]] | [[Category:Kanto characters of the day]] | ||
[[de:Tentacha & Tentoxa | [[de:Tentacha & Tentoxa#Nastina]] | ||
[[es:Nastina]] | |||
[[fr:Brutella et Nastina]] | [[fr:Brutella et Nastina]] | ||
[[it:Nastina]] | [[it:Nastina]] | ||
[[ja:オババ (無印編第19話)]] | |||
[[zh:金婆婆（游町码头）]] | |||
Latest revision as of 19:30, 18 October 2023
Nastina (Japanese: オババ Obaba) is a character of the day who appeared in Tentacool & Tentacruel.
Nastina wanted to build a hotel and theme park in Porta Vista. However, it was destroying the habitat of the Tentacool that lived there. She hired Team Rocket to get rid of the Jellyfish Pokémon. However, their "Super Secret Stun Sauce" plan backfired and caused one of the Tentacool to evolve into a giant Tentacruel. Soon after, all of Porta Vista, including Nastina's hotel, was flooded and quickly being destroyed by the angry Jellyfish Pokémon.
In response to the attack, Nastina put on military clothes while driving a tank and shot at Tentacruel. Misty was able to convince Tentacruel to stop attacking the city, and the Tentacruel sent Nastina flying after she tried bargaining for it to be in one of her theme park's shows. Afterwards, she crash-landed into Brutella, who was in the midst of rebuilding her restaurant where Nastina was revealed to be Brutella’s cousin.
Nastina has a habit of posing with many hired men in speedos, who also work as her minions. She also has a habit of asking people when she offers a reward, "Isn't Nastina generous?" She is a quick-witted businesswoman who enjoys the finer things in life, but her confident persona may be criticized as loud and obnoxious. Nastina is also determined to get what she desires and has plenty of money to motivate others to assist with her plans.
Voice actors
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Trivia
- Nastina's English name is a combination of nasty and the common ending of a female name ina.
- While her Japanese name, オババ, is her actual given name in the original Japanese episode, the characters do not use it in this context; instead they refer to Nastina by using the name as a play on the term 鬼ばば hag, a somewhat rude term to refer to an old woman. This is also the case for Brutella, who shares the same Japanese name. This explains a running joke in the Japanese version as Nastina is often mistaken for Brutella. This was edited out of the dubbed version, as the episode of Brutella's appearance was initially skipped over.
- In the original Japanese version, just like her cousin, Nastina had a speech quirk of sorts where she would add "baba" to the end of a sentence she was saying (referencing her Japanese name Obaba.) This does not occur in the dub.
- The battle rifle Nastina is seen shooting at one point in the episode is likely a FN FAL.
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