Refia (Final Fantasy III)

Do-Gooder
Full Name	Refia
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Origin	Final Fantasy III
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Refia is a playable character from the 3D remake of Final Fantasy III.

She is voiced by Yōko Hikasa in the Japanese version, and by Mimi Torres in the English version.

Summary

Refia is the adopted daughter of Takka, the mythril smith from Kazus. Refia is a hot-headed girl who is typically the one to point out what's going on in the game. Whenever a guest member speaks it is usually to her. She does not like toads.

When Luneth and Arc arrive in Kazus and learn of Djinn's curse on the mining town, she is found on Cid's airship in the desert attempting to go to Castle Sasune to retrieve a mythril ring created for King Sasune. After the party defeats Djinn with Princess Sara, it is revealed that Refia is also an orphan like the other three Warriors of the Light. She runs away (again) after helping her father create a mythril battering ram for the airship, which is destroyed after crushing the boulder that blocks the southern part of the continent. In Canaanshe comforts Salina after Desch leaves for Dragon's Peak. On Dragon's Peak she scolds Desch for leaving Salina, and stays with him to make sure he returns to her. In the Tower of Owen, Refia assists Desch with the retrieval of his lost memories. During the party's quests through the Tower it is hinted that she has a soft spot for Desch. When Desch jumps into the fire, Refia is the first to try and convince him to stop.

Appearance

Refia has ginger hair and red eyes. Her Freelancer outfit is a white long-sleeved blouse with a blue vest, black leggings, and thigh-high boots. Refia's theme color is blue, shown in her Job armor.

Personality

As the sole female of the party, Refia tends to play a motherly role as well as the voice of reason, as she scolds her companions for their unruly behavior. In spite of that, however, she does have a rebellious streak, what with her habit of escaping her father's blacksmith training, but deep down she cares for him and is at first torn between joining her allies, or staying in Kazus.

External links

• Refia on Final Fantasy Wiki