Killo89
Smash Ace
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I think "regal" stands literally for "kingly" (you know, coming form Old French, coming from Latin regalis, from rex -> "king") before "magnificent" and "splendid".Actually, relation to royalty isn't the only definition of the word "regal". It is also a synonym for "magnificent" and "splendid", which by literal definition, mean "beautiful/elaborate/impressive/amazing", etc. This definition fits Rosalina perfectly (even if you disagree with her being beautiful and amazing as a person and look at those as subjective things, they are probably referring to her powers, since they go on to describe them).
Also, regal specifically is a word used to describe kings in the context of monarchy, it isn't used to describe female rulers, at least not normally.
http://www.thefreedictionary.com/regal
Ambiguity. I've said ambiguity. I never said she was a princess. I never said she was not a princess. Nintendo's been trying to make both options the truth for soon 9 years now. Being compared to Palutena in Sm4sh by ads and in-game sentences, but then being called "princess" in websites, Prima guides, and Miyamoto before the release of the game. But, never ever associated with the word "princess". Daisy and Peach are always presented as "Princess Daisy" and "Princess Peach", not Rosalina.
Am - bi - gui - ty
(oh, and I never said she wasn't beautiful, impressive, amazing, or elaborate, I said I never found her "sexy")