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Ridelle Mystere is the librarian of Labyrinthia's Great Archive. No one may borrow the Grand Grimoire without her permission.
Her love of puzzles leads her to collect any that Hershel Layton and Phoenix Wright may have missed or been unable to solve during their time in the town, allowing them to solve them at a later time.
Name[]
- Japanese - Nazomi Suteria (ナゾミ・ステリア):
- "Nazomi" is derived from the word "nazo", (謎), meaning "puzzle". Her full name contains the word "misuteri", meaning "mystery" (Nazomi Suteria).
- English/Dutch - Ridelle Mystere:
- "Ridelle Mystere" is a play on "riddle" and "mystery", respectively. Her surname may also be a reference to "St. Mystere", the setting for the first game in the Professor Layton series. In addition, Dewey addresses her as "Miss Mystere", which may be a play on "missed mystery", in reference to her position as puzzle keeper.
- French - Amy Stère:
- "Amy Stère" is a play on "a mystery"; to emphasize this, she is also often referred to as "Miss Stère".
- German - Grätsel Büchner:
- "Grätsel Büchner" consists of the words "rätsel" (riddle) and "bücher" (books).
- Spanish - Mysteria Enigma:
- "Mysteria Enigma" is a play on "mysterious enigma" (an "enigma" being something puzzling or mysterious).
- Italian - Miss Terry:
- "Miss Terry" is another play on "mystery".
Note[]
Mystere takes up the role of "puzzle keeper" (storing puzzles that the player has missed) that has been a staple of the Professor Layton games. Previous Professor Layton characters to play the role have been Granny Riddleton, Keats, Beasly, and Puzzlette.