latinalla

Latinalla is a fictional character from the *Final Fantasy* series, specifically appearing in *Final Fantasy X* and its prequel *Final Fantasy X-2*. Created by the game's developers, primarily directed by Tetsuya Nomura and produced by Yoshinori Kitase, Latinalla serves as a key figure in the story of the Spira universe.

In *Final Fantasy X*, Latinalla is a young girl who becomes the host of the Eidolon Bahamut, a powerful summoning entity. She is introduced as a mysterious and enigmatic character, known for her deep connection with the summoning system and her role in the conflict between the Blighted and the resistance led by Tidus and Yuna. Latinalla’s actions and decisions significantly influence the events of the game, particularly in relation to the summoning of Bahamut and its consequences.

Latinalla’s design and personality are notable for their complexity. She is depicted as both a child and a wise figure, embodying a sense of detachment from the world around her. Her voice acting, provided by Japanese actress Yui Horie, adds to her mysterious and serene demeanor. In *Final Fantasy X-2*, Latinalla appears as a playable character, offering players unique abilities tied to summoning and combat strategies.

The character’s name is a blend of "Latin" and "Bahamut," reflecting her ties to summoning and the Eidolons. Latinalla’s lore is woven into the broader themes of the *Final Fantasy X* series, including fate, sacrifice, and the consequences of power. Her role in the story underscores the game’s exploration of themes such as the burden of prophecy and the moral complexities of summoning.

Latinalla remains one of the most iconic and memorable characters in the *Final Fantasy* franchise, celebrated for her unique narrative contributions and her impact on the series' lore. Her design, voice, and story elements continue to be referenced and analyzed by fans and critics alike.