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Madame Fanadi's name consists of the first two letters of the names of the three [[Golden Goddesses]]: [[Farore (Goddess)|'''Fa'''rore]], [[Nayru (Goddess)|'''Na'''yru]], and [[Din (Goddess)|'''Di'''n]]. | Madame Fanadi's name consists of the first two letters of the names of the three [[Golden Goddesses]]: [[Farore (Goddess)|'''Fa'''rore]], [[Nayru (Goddess)|'''Na'''yru]], and [[Din (Goddess)|'''Di'''n]]. Her Japanese name combines the name [[Impa]] ({{Romanize|インパ|Inpa}}) with {{Romanize|パレス|Paresu}}, which reads as "palace". | ||
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Revision as of 02:32, 31 May 2017
Template:Character Madame Fanadi is a Fortune Teller in Twilight Princess.
Biography
Madame Fanadi lives in Castle Town in her fortune-telling palace, where she tells Link his fortune on either "Career" or "Love" for 10 Rupees.[1][2] Choosing "Career" makes Fanadi reveal how to advance in the game; while selecting "Love" leads the fortune-teller to show Link the location of a Piece of Heart.
Trivia
- Whenever Madame Fanadi tells Link his fortune, she chants some magical words, which are English sentences written backwards. These are "elihwa sekat gnidaol tiaw" ("wait loading takes awhile") and "tuoba gniklat I ma tahw" ("what am I talking about").
- The eye symbol on Madame Fanadi's forehead resembles the Eye Symbol of the Sheikah.
Nomenclature
Madame Fanadi's name consists of the first two letters of the names of the three Golden Goddesses: Farore, Nayru, and Din. Her Japanese name combines the name Impa (インパ (Inpa)) with パレス (Paresu), which reads as "palace".
 Names in Other Regions 
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| Language | Name | Meaning | |
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Japanese | 占い師インパレス (Uranaishi Inparesu) | Imparess the Fortuneteller |
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FrenchEU | Irimpa | |
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German | Magicana | |
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Italian | Divina l'indovina | |
Gallery
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Madame Fanadi in her fortune-telling shop
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Head shot of Madame Fanadi
