her Prinny Squad to recover her Ultra Dessert and appears as an extra boss later in the game. The sequel Prinny 2: Dawn of Operation Panties, Dood! has her dispatch her Prinny Squad to recover a stolen pair of panties. Other games Etna appears in the video games Phantom Brave, Makai Kingdom: Chronicles of the Sacred Tome, Cross Edge and Trinity Universe. A Limited Edition version of Disgaea D2 came bundled with - among others - a figurine of Etna. A series of cell phone straps were released that featured Etna among others. A figurine was produced by Nendoroid, which featured interchangeable heads. Anime Etna also appears in the Disgaea anime, when she is Laharl's subordinate that seems to serve him faithfully but has her own secret agenda. She also appears in the manga's novel and manga adaptations. Reception Since her appearance in Disgaea: Hour of Darkness, Etna has received generally positive reception and has become a fan-favourite. UGO Networks' K. Thor Jensen included Etna in his list of the 25 best Japanese role-playing game characters. He cited her "sassy attitude and penchant for ultra-violence" for why he included her. Kotaku's Mike Fahey got a tattoo of Etna on his forearm as a result of his fandom for her. Hardcore Gamer's Lee Cooper called the original Disgaea: Hour of Darkness cast one of the "most likable casts of characters in SRPG history" and cited Etna (along with Laharl and Flonne) in particular. GamesRadar featured her in their list of the "top 20 overlooked game babes." They explained that this was due to her physical appearance, which resembles a sexualized 10-year-old girl. VideoGamer's Jamin Smith felt that she added a "badass" element to Disgaea 2: Cursed Memories "often overly sentimental plot." IGN's Vince Ingenito found Etna's anime sequences in Disgaea D2: A Brighter Darkness to be a major highlight of the game, and overall felt that the use of her in addition to Flonne and Laharl to be a positive element of the game. Game Informers Kimberley Wallace agreed that Etna's sequences were a highlight, but felt that Etna and the others lacked intrigue compared to their original incarnations. According to RPGamer, the change in voice actor created a controversy "over which Etna was more true to character." Eurogamer's Simon Parkin felt that Etna's new voice actress would "irritate as many people as it pleases." GameZone praised the voice acting and