Titania

Titania

Origin:	Shakespeare
Japanese:	ティタニア
Appears In:	Ao no Kiseki, Sen no Kiseki I, III & IV

Origin

Titania is the name that William Shakespeare gave to his queen of the faeries in the play A Midsummernight's Dream, where she is the wife of Oberon and their disagreement drives much of the plot. Shakespeare took the name from an epithet for the daughters of the Titans in Ovid's Metamorphoses.

Appearances

• The Titania A and Titania W (テイタニアA/W) are enemies that appear in Ao no Kiseki. A new version of the enemy called simply Titania later appears in Sen no Kiseki IV in one of the recurring locations.
• Titania is a sword usable by Laura S. Arseid in Sen no Kiseki. It can be purchased in Legram, a town known for its legends concerning faeries.
• Titania is a Mirage-elemental Master Quartz in Sen no Kiseki III and IV initially equipped by Emma Millstein.

See Also

• Oberon
• Puck