Quistis Trepe

is a playable character in Squaresoft's (now Square Enix) RPG Final Fantasy VIII. At eighteen years old, she is a young instructor at Balamb Garden, where Squall Leonhart, Zell Dincht, and Seifer Almasy are students. Quistis is widely admired by the students of Balamb for her prowess in combat and physical beauty, and even has an unofficial fan club known as the "Trepies". In battle, Quistis uses a chain whip, and her Limit Break is Blue Magic.... more

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