Nastasia

Nastasia is one of the supporting antagonists (Later, supporting protagonists) of "Super Mario Bros. World Quest" and Bleck’s right-hand woman.

Voices

 * Ai Satō (Japanese)
 * Tress MacNeille (English)
 * Yolanda Vidal (Season 1); Loretta Santini (Seasons 2-4 and Movie) (Latin American Spanish)
 * Ana Plaza (Castilian Spanish)
 * M. Carmen Alarcón (Catalan; As Carme Alarcón)
 * Brigitte Virtudes (French)
 * Marie-Andrée Corneille (Canadian French)
 * Isabella Grothe (German)
 * Gabriella Borri (Italian)
 * Cristina Carvalhal (Portuguese)
 * Nádia Carvalho (Brazilian Portuguese)
 * ??? (Mandarin (Taiwan) Chinese)
 * ??? (Mandarin (Mainland) Chinese)
 * ??? (Cantonese Chinese)
 * ??? (Korean)
 * Betty Glosted (Danish)
 * Isa Hoes (Dutch)
 * Annelie Bhagavan (Swedish; As Annelie Berg)
 * ??? (Icelandic)
 * Mari Maurstad; Lene Bragli (Movie) (Norwegian)
 * ??? (Thai)
 * Lyudmila Iosifovna Bezuglaya (Russian)
 * Brygida Turowska (Polish)
 * Ulla Tapaninen (Finnish)
 * Juli Básti (Hungarian)
 * ??? (Greek)
 * ??? (Hebrew)
 * ??? (Arabic)

Descriptions
Nastasia is a blue skinned woman with short magenta hair tied in a bun, and wearing red lipstick, orange rimmed glasses with white lenses, a white long-sleeved blouse, a white gem on a platinum brooch, charcoal gray slacks, and white high heeled boots.

Relationships
Count Bleck/Blumiere

Bleck is Nastasia’s boss.

Episode Appearances
Season 1

Movies

 * Super Mario Bros. World Quest the Movie: The Island of Lost Yoshis

Trivia

 * Nastasia did not speak in the games.
 * Her name is Greek for “She who shall rise up again,” possibly a reference to her only falling unconscious from a deadly attack or the story with the bat and the man Carson tells titled “Of Bats and Men.”
 * It is also a portmanteau of the word “nasty” and the name “Anastasia.”
 * Before the game’s initial release, there were artworks of Nastasia and Tiptron floating over her, suggesting that she was Nastasia’s personal Pixl, but in the game, they don't necessarily encounter each other at all.