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{{Character |
{{Character |
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| name = Camilla |
| name = Camilla |
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| − | | image = [[File:Camilla.png |
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| gender = Female |
| gender = Female |
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| hair = Brown |
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| skin = Caucasian |
| skin = Caucasian |
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| aka = Butterfly Master |
| aka = Butterfly Master |
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| − | | equipment = [[Papillon Project satellite]]<br>[[QFA-44 |
+ | | equipment = [[Papillon Project satellite]]<br>[[QFA-44 Camilla]]<br>[[MQ-90 Quox]] |
| affiliations = [[Gamer]]<br>[[Kvasir]]<br>[[USEA Federation]] |
| affiliations = [[Gamer]]<br>[[Kvasir]]<br>[[USEA Federation]] |
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| appearances = ''[[Ace Combat Infinity]]'' |
| appearances = ''[[Ace Combat Infinity]]'' |
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| + | }} |
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{{Quote|I'll show you some fun!|Camilla}} |
{{Quote|I'll show you some fun!|Camilla}} |
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| − | '''Camilla''' is a young human female. She is |
+ | '''Camilla''' is a young human female with unknown origins. She is an integral part of the [[Papillon Project]] and its [[Papillon Project satellite|satellite]], having lived inside of it for an unknown amount of time. The satellite's [[Connection for Flight Interface|COFFIN]] software provides oxygen and life support for Camilla, and also allows her to remotely control [[QFA-44 Carmilla]]s as well as [[MQ-90 Quox]] and [[MQ-90L]] drones. |
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| + | Camilla is one of the main antagonists of ''[[Ace Combat Infinity]]'', having directly killed [[Slash]] and repeatedly harassed [[Task Force 118]] and the [[United Nations Forces]]. However, fans believe that she is not aware of this, as the satellite may be projecting her QFA-44s as a video game with no consequences, allowing her to take human lives with no remorse. |
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==Biography== |
==Biography== |
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| − | Nothing is known about Camilla prior to 2019. At some point, she was placed inside the Papillon |
+ | Nothing is known about Camilla prior to 2019. At some point, she was placed inside the Papillon satellite and hooked up to its life support systems powered by the COFFIN technology. |
===Sons of Troia insurgency=== |
===Sons of Troia insurgency=== |
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| − | During [[Operation Gambit]], Camilla |
+ | During [[Operation Gambit]], Camilla controlled a QFA-44 at an extremely high altitude, too far for [[Omega]] or [[Reaper]]'s radars to detect or for [[Goodfellow]] to identify. She also controlled some standard MQ-90s, using them to attack the [[UNF Pacific Fleet]]. During the attack, she hummed the theme song to ''{{wp|Mappy}}'', a 1983 arcade game by [[Bandai Namco Entertainment|Namco]]. Her humming was mistaken for civilian radio noise by Omega.{{ref|CamillaLostButterfly|2=[http://youtu.be/Ls3usZEvl3s?t=6m25s 1 - Lost Butterfly - Ace Combat Infinity β]. YouTube. Uploaded by [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfEvJJBZcacjldQCTcfBKkQ Last Night's Dance Floor Remnant] on December 14, 2013.}} All of the MQ-90s were shot down by Omega, Reaper, and [[309 Squadron|JASDF 309]], and her QFA-44 retreated from the area shortly thereafter.{{Ref|ACEINFM1|[[Lost Butterfly]] mission dialogue and debriefing. ''[[Ace Combat Infinity]]''.}} |
| − | + | A few months later, Camilla directly attacked [[Bone Arrow Squadron]] and [[Ridgeback Squadron]] during [[Operation Override]], armed with a QFA-44 and multiple MQ-90Ls. She repeatedly taunted the pilots and continued humming the ''Mappy'' theme, but all of the pilots were still oblivious to the fact that it was Camilla humming. During the battle, she managed to strike one of Slash's wings with one MQ-90L's laser, forcing him to eject. She then used the enhanced targeting system on the MQ-90Ls to kill him in mid-air. Eventually, all of her drones were shot down, and Reaper destroyed her QFA-44.{{ref|ACEINFM5|[[Far Eastern Front]] Mission Update 1. ''[[Ace Combat Infinity]]''.}} |
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===Operation Eternal Liberation=== |
===Operation Eternal Liberation=== |
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| − | Camilla made a surprise appearance against [[Task Force 118]] during [[Operation Battle Axe]]. |
+ | Camilla made a surprise appearance against [[Task Force 118]] during [[Operation Battle Axe]]. Omega questioned the seemingly-increased maneuverability of her QFA-44 and MQ-90'ss, since [[Area B7R, Nevada|The Round Table]] was known for having poor communications. As the battle progressed, Goodfellow reported that he was detecting large amounts of data being sent from the QFA-44 towards somewhere remote, indicating that it may be an unmanned aircraft. Reaper eventually shot her down again, causing her to complain about losing "a life".{{ref|ACEINFM7|[[Area B7R (Campaign)|Area B7R]] Mission Update 2. ''[[Ace Combat Infinity]]''.}} After questioning some prisoners, the [[United Nations Forces]] discovered the model of the aircraft they were up against, as well as the fact that its navigational data is handled by a low-orbit satellite network.{{ref|ACEINFM7Debrief|[[Area B7R (Campaign)|Area B7R]] debriefing. ''[[Ace Combat Infinity]]''.}} |
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| ⚫ | Following this defeat, Kvasir contacted her and heard her humming once more, asking if something good happened. She reported that she found a decent opponent in Reaper. Kvasir assumed she must have been feeling cramped in the satellite, but Camilla reassured him, enjoying her front-row seat.{{ref|ACEINFM8Cuts|Cutscene following [[Operation Bunker Shot (Infinity)|Operation Bunker Shot]]. ''[[Ace Combat Infinity]]''.}} At this point, she began to prey on the [[mercenary]] forces attempting to save [[Moscow]] from [[USEA Federation]] control.{{ref|ACEINFM8Debrief|[[Operation Bunker Shot (Infinity)|Operation Bunker Shot]] debriefing. ''[[Ace Combat Infinity]]''.}}{{ref|ACEINFMB|[[Moscow Battle]] [[Mission Update]]. ''[[Ace Combat Infinity]]''.}} |
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| + | == Personality == |
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| ⚫ | Following this defeat, Kvasir contacted her and heard her humming once more, asking if something good happened. She reported that she |
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| + | She seems to be very childlike, showing a very optimistic, laidback demeanor. She views combat as a source of entertainment, possibly because she is in a satellite observing it while her drones do the actual fighting. She laughs and giggles cheerfully, and she also tends to hum tunes from "Mappy" and "Sky Kid" as a way of identifying herself among the protagonists. |
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| − | ==Trivia== |
+ | == Trivia == |
| + | *Camilla appears during the following [[Special Raid]]s: [[Moby Dick Pursuit IV]], [[STONEHENGE RETURNS IV]], [[Satellite Interception IV]], and [[Excalibur Onslaught IV]]. She appears with one QFA-44 supported by various MQ-90Ls. |
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| + | **In STONEHENGE RETURNS IV, Camilla reappears with a second QFA-44 with more UAVs in the last stage. Upon her second QFA-44's appearance, she says: "My Camilla has plenty of lives." |
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*Camilla is familiar with multiple retro video game tracks: |
*Camilla is familiar with multiple retro video game tracks: |
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| − | **She hums the main theme |
+ | **She hums the "Mappy" main theme during Operations Gambit and Override. |
| − | **She hums the bonus theme |
+ | **She hums the "Mappy" bonus theme during Operation Battle Axe. |
| − | **She hums the |
+ | **She hums the "[[Sky Kid]]" theme during [[Moscow Battle]]. |
| − | *Camilla's humming during the first |
+ | *Camilla's humming during the first trailer makes her the first character from the game introduced to the community. |
| − | *Early theories |
+ | *Early theories introduced the possibility that Camilla was an AI program similar to [[Nemo]]. |
*Her name and butterfly emblem are references to [[Camilla Almeida]]. |
*Her name and butterfly emblem are references to [[Camilla Almeida]]. |
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| + | **She also made a reference to [[Yellow 13]] for calling Reaper "a decent opponent." |
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| − | *Since her age was never provided, the possibility exists that Camilla was born into a post-Ulysses world. In this case, she can be compared to {{wk|thelastofus|Ellie}} from ''{{wk|thelastofus|The Last of Us}}'' who did not know a world prior to the pandemic depicted in |
+ | *Since her age was never provided, the possibility exists that Camilla was born into a post-[[1986VG1 Ulysses|Ulysses]] world. In this case, she can be compared to {{wk|thelastofus|Ellie}} from ''{{wk|thelastofus|The Last of Us}}'' who did not know a world prior to the pandemic depicted in the respective game. Camilla could be unaware that a world existed without autonomous refugee zones such as [[Iyuli]], influential mercenary forces, or even the USEA Federation. |
| − | *The life support systems seen on the satellite's COFFIN has led some to theorize that Camilla may have a disease that would have normally caused her death, resulting in the creation of the satellite to save her life. No evidence points to this |
+ | *The life support systems seen on the satellite's COFFIN has led some to theorize that Camilla may have a disease that would have normally caused her death, resulting in the creation of the satellite to save her life. No evidence points to this and it's just as likely that the life support systems are merely to keep the satellite habitable in orbit. |
| + | *As Grim Reaper is a personification of death, butterfly is regarded as a symbol of life and death in some cultures. In Japanese culture, butterfly is a personification of one's soul. |
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==Gallery== |
==Gallery== |
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<gallery> |
<gallery> |
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Camilla Profile.png|Profile shot of Camilla |
Camilla Profile.png|Profile shot of Camilla |
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+ | Camilla ONSI.jpg|Camilla's [[Electro-Neuron-Synapse-Interface|Opto-Neuron-Synapse-Interface]] ports for her [[Connection for Flight Interface|COFFIN]] system |
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| + | Headphones.jpg|Camilla's headphones |
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</gallery> |
</gallery> |
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Revision as of 21:22, 25 February 2020
- "I'll show you some fun!"
- ― Camilla
Camilla is a young human female with unknown origins. She is an integral part of the Papillon Project and its satellite, having lived inside of it for an unknown amount of time. The satellite's COFFIN software provides oxygen and life support for Camilla, and also allows her to remotely control QFA-44 Carmillas as well as MQ-90 Quox and MQ-90L drones.
Camilla is one of the main antagonists of Ace Combat Infinity, having directly killed Slash and repeatedly harassed Task Force 118 and the United Nations Forces. However, fans believe that she is not aware of this, as the satellite may be projecting her QFA-44s as a video game with no consequences, allowing her to take human lives with no remorse.
Biography
Nothing is known about Camilla prior to 2019. At some point, she was placed inside the Papillon satellite and hooked up to its life support systems powered by the COFFIN technology.
Sons of Troia insurgency
During Operation Gambit, Camilla controlled a QFA-44 at an extremely high altitude, too far for Omega or Reaper's radars to detect or for Goodfellow to identify. She also controlled some standard MQ-90s, using them to attack the UNF Pacific Fleet. During the attack, she hummed the theme song to Mappy, a 1983 arcade game by Namco. Her humming was mistaken for civilian radio noise by Omega.[1] All of the MQ-90s were shot down by Omega, Reaper, and JASDF 309, and her QFA-44 retreated from the area shortly thereafter.[2]
A few months later, Camilla directly attacked Bone Arrow Squadron and Ridgeback Squadron during Operation Override, armed with a QFA-44 and multiple MQ-90Ls. She repeatedly taunted the pilots and continued humming the Mappy theme, but all of the pilots were still oblivious to the fact that it was Camilla humming. During the battle, she managed to strike one of Slash's wings with one MQ-90L's laser, forcing him to eject. She then used the enhanced targeting system on the MQ-90Ls to kill him in mid-air. Eventually, all of her drones were shot down, and Reaper destroyed her QFA-44.[3]
Operation Eternal Liberation
Camilla made a surprise appearance against Task Force 118 during Operation Battle Axe. Omega questioned the seemingly-increased maneuverability of her QFA-44 and MQ-90'ss, since The Round Table was known for having poor communications. As the battle progressed, Goodfellow reported that he was detecting large amounts of data being sent from the QFA-44 towards somewhere remote, indicating that it may be an unmanned aircraft. Reaper eventually shot her down again, causing her to complain about losing "a life".[4] After questioning some prisoners, the United Nations Forces discovered the model of the aircraft they were up against, as well as the fact that its navigational data is handled by a low-orbit satellite network.[5]
Following this defeat, Kvasir contacted her and heard her humming once more, asking if something good happened. She reported that she found a decent opponent in Reaper. Kvasir assumed she must have been feeling cramped in the satellite, but Camilla reassured him, enjoying her front-row seat.[6] At this point, she began to prey on the mercenary forces attempting to save Moscow from USEA Federation control.[7][8]
Personality
She seems to be very childlike, showing a very optimistic, laidback demeanor. She views combat as a source of entertainment, possibly because she is in a satellite observing it while her drones do the actual fighting. She laughs and giggles cheerfully, and she also tends to hum tunes from "Mappy" and "Sky Kid" as a way of identifying herself among the protagonists.
Trivia
- Camilla appears during the following Special Raids: Moby Dick Pursuit IV, STONEHENGE RETURNS IV, Satellite Interception IV, and Excalibur Onslaught IV. She appears with one QFA-44 supported by various MQ-90Ls.
- In STONEHENGE RETURNS IV, Camilla reappears with a second QFA-44 with more UAVs in the last stage. Upon her second QFA-44's appearance, she says: "My Camilla has plenty of lives."
- Camilla is familiar with multiple retro video game tracks:
- She hums the "Mappy" main theme during Operations Gambit and Override.
- She hums the "Mappy" bonus theme during Operation Battle Axe.
- She hums the "Sky Kid" theme during Moscow Battle.
- Camilla's humming during the first trailer makes her the first character from the game introduced to the community.
- Early theories introduced the possibility that Camilla was an AI program similar to Nemo.
- Her name and butterfly emblem are references to Camilla Almeida.
- She also made a reference to Yellow 13 for calling Reaper "a decent opponent."
- Since her age was never provided, the possibility exists that Camilla was born into a post-Ulysses world. In this case, she can be compared to Ellie from The Last of Us who did not know a world prior to the pandemic depicted in the respective game. Camilla could be unaware that a world existed without autonomous refugee zones such as Iyuli, influential mercenary forces, or even the USEA Federation.
- The life support systems seen on the satellite's COFFIN has led some to theorize that Camilla may have a disease that would have normally caused her death, resulting in the creation of the satellite to save her life. No evidence points to this and it's just as likely that the life support systems are merely to keep the satellite habitable in orbit.
- As Grim Reaper is a personification of death, butterfly is regarded as a symbol of life and death in some cultures. In Japanese culture, butterfly is a personification of one's soul.
Gallery
Profile shot of Camilla
Papillon Project logo, displayed on her QFA-44s and the satellite housing her
Camilla's Opto-Neuron-Synapse-Interface ports for her COFFIN system
Camilla's headphones
References
- ↑ 1 - Lost Butterfly - Ace Combat Infinity β. YouTube. Uploaded by Last Night's Dance Floor Remnant on December 14, 2013.
- ↑ Lost Butterfly mission dialogue and debriefing. Ace Combat Infinity.
- ↑ Far Eastern Front Mission Update 1. Ace Combat Infinity.
- ↑ Area B7R Mission Update 2. Ace Combat Infinity.
- ↑ Area B7R debriefing. Ace Combat Infinity.
- ↑ Cutscene following Operation Bunker Shot. Ace Combat Infinity.
- ↑ Operation Bunker Shot debriefing. Ace Combat Infinity.
- ↑ Moscow Battle Mission Update. Ace Combat Infinity.