Cozette

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Cozette
Species	Concordian humanoid
First appearance	Mario & Luigi: Brothership (2024)

Cozette is Connie's mentor in Mario & Luigi: Brothership. Her name is a variation of the name "Cosette" as well as an anagram of Zokket's name with the feminine diminutive suffix "-ette". She was a Wattanist who looked after the original Uni-Tree before its destruction. Prior to the events of the game, Cozette took Connie to several different regions of Concordia to help teach her of her duties.

Cozette resembles a taller version of Connie, wearing a blue long-sleeved dress and a similar hat. As with other Concordians, her face looks like an outlet.

One day, Cozette found the egg containing Reclusa in the Gulchrock Sea Great Lighthouse and fell under his influence, transforming into Zokket as a result. Zokket then broke Concordia apart and sought to awaken Reclusa with Glohm energy. Connie remains unaware of Cozette's transformation and believes they will be reunited someday.

Mario and Luigi defeat Zokket at Fortress Zokket and Cozette returns to her normal self, although Reclusa immediately hatches from the egg. Mario and Luigi bring Cozette back to Shipshape Island where Connie reunites with Cozette, although Cozette becomes determined to stop Reclusa on her own to atone for her actions as Zokket (which she has full memory of).

In the Soli-Tree, Mario, Luigi and Connie find Cozette collapsed, and Connie stays with her while Mario and Luigi defeat Reclusa. After Reclusa's defeat, Mario, Luigi, Connie and Cozette escape the collapsing Soli-Tree and return to Shipshape Island.

During the credits, after Concordia is restored, Cozette is seen teaching a group of children on Twistee Island.

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	コトゼット[?] Kotozetto	From「コネクター」(konekutā, "connector"); also a partial of anagram of「ゾケット」(Zoketto, "Zokket")
Chinese	柯特卓[?] Kētèzhuó	Transcription of Japanese name
French	Wattine[?]	From the power unit Watt and the feminine-sounding suffix "-ine"
Italian	Cozette	Homophone of Skonnet ("Zokket")
Portuguese	Amparo	Pun on amparo ("shelter") and the power unit "ampere"
Spanish	Nessa	Clipped from connessa ("connected" in Italian)