Etna

Etna is a recurring character in the Disgaea series, first appearing as a playable character in Disgaea: Hour of Darkness. She is a manipulative demon intent on gaining power, and also hides dark secrets within her heart. She is Laharl's closest (though not necessarily most trustworthy) vassal. Etna has the appearance of a relatively small and thin-bodied gothic girl, although she resembles a succubus (a female counterpart of the incubus; as well as a fallen angel who committed lust by seducing men in their dreams). She seems to like wearing all things leather such as a collar with a ring on it, with a leather bikini top, a micro mini skirt, arm-length gloves, thigh-high boots, and skull-shaped earings. In Disgaea 2, her outfit is slightly modified, wearing a bat-shaped bra and having a skirt with side slits, different gloves and boots, and having Prinny themed wallets on the back of her skirt. In Disgaea D2, her attire underwent another significant change, now wearing shorts instead of a skirt (while retaining the Prinny themed wallets), a shorter bra, shorter gloves, and boots with red stockings underneath. Etna's personality can be described as such, two-faced and hypocritical in a humorous way, often sarcastically criticizing Laharl's plans or objectives, yet rarely offering any ideas of her own. However, she has proven that she can be quite devious when properly motivated usually through anger. Etna, much like Laharl, has a great love of sweets, especially pudding. Though, she likes to snark at Laharl's childishness when he expresses said love. Her relationship with Laharl resembles that of a slightly older sibling, they often bicker like an old married couple, whereas her relationship with Flonne is decidedly more friendly. Even then, she can't help but snark at her air headed personality and love of tokusatsu. Like almost every demon, Etna espouses evil and cruel deeds as a laudable thing. Despite this, she is shown to have a soft side, specifically towards King Krichevskoy to whom she has sworn eternal loyalty to. The best example of this loyalty is when before Krichevskoy died, he had tasked Etna with the job of looking after his son. This is possibly the main reason why Etna serves as Laharl's vassal because of said promise. In the direct sequel Disgaea D2, she's calmed down quite a bit rarely giving into anger, her criticism is a little more constructive rather than just insulting, and she's just a lot less mean spirited. However, she's still a snarky little minx. Etna's main comic value comes from her need to be seen as a "sex symbol", though no one in the series caters to her delusional need. This often leads to a humorous, angry outburst, though as of D2 she seems to have grown out of it if only a little.