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A name format based on the fairytale "Cinderella", where the eponymous character is given a Portmanteau nickname of "Cinder+Ella". Recently "X+Ella" has been a popular way to name some characters. This seems to be even more common for comic books, but it's not particular to them.
It should be noted the the suffix "-ella" is one form of a Latin dimunitive ending; coincidentally, another form is found in another name you might find on TV Tropes — Caligula.
Examples of Ladyella include:
- Again, name comes from "Cinderella", although it was meant to be something cruel and demeaning, to remark on how she would get covered in ashes as a servant.
- Emberella from Witches Abroad is a direct parody.
- Barbarella
- Vampirella
- Stripperella
- Tsunderella
- The Non-Adventures of Wonderella has several such named characters.
- When Leela gets superpowers in Futurama, she calls herself "Clobberella".
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Clobberella beats you up, Clobberella beats you up. Who does she beat up? You! |
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- Goombella from Paper Mario the Thousand Year Door
- The Simpsons version of Elvira, Booberella.
- In Fraggle Rock, Doc's friend Ned Schimmelfinney's cat (and Sprocket's nemesis) is named "Fluffenella."
- In Penny and Aggie, after the two become friends, Penny often calls Aggie by affectionate nicknames related to her Granola Girl nature. One of these is "Bead-ella."