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Ulala

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Good to meet you. I'm Ulala─soon to be Eorzea's premier songstress. And you, sir, are soon to be my biggest fan!

— In-game description

Ulala Ula is a Lalafell in Ul'dah.

Quests Started

Quest Level Quest Giver Questline
Ulala's Grand Performance 15 Ulala Little Ladies' Day (2017)

Quests Involved In

Quest Level Quest Giver Questline
Aligning the Stars 15 Mythril Eye Reporter Little Ladies' Day (2016)
Sugar, Spice, and Everything Rice 15 Royal Servant Little Ladies' Day (2016)
The Lead Starling 15 Royal Seneschal Little Ladies' Day (2016)
The Disappearing Act 15 Royal Seneschal Little Ladies' Day (2017)
Masha's Grand Performance 15 Masha Mhakaracca Little Ladies' Day (2017)
Narumi's Grand Performance 15 Narumi Little Ladies' Day (2017)
Idols Give Back 15 Royal Seneschal Little Ladies' Day (2017)
A Colorful Affair 15 Mythril Eye Reporter Little Ladies' Day (2018)
One Short Day on Emerald Avenue 15 Royal Seneschal Little Ladies' Day (2019)
A Guest to Impress 15 Damielliot Little Ladies' Day (2020)
Little Lady Adventurer 15 Elyne Valentione's and Little Ladies' Day (2021)
A Princely Debut 15 Picot Little Ladies' Day (2025)
Backstage Chats 15 Royal Seneschal Little Ladies' Day (2026)

FATEs Involved In

Lore

"Soon people from all corners of the realm will flock to our stages to gaze upon their favorite new star!"

At sixteen years, Ulala Ula is the youngest of the Songbirds, a trio of gifted performers formed to breathe life into the Little Ladies' Day festivities. She and her little brother were born to a Plainsfolk father and Dunesfolk mother, and from a young age Ulala assisted with the household cooking, cleaning, and sewing—skills that she takes great pride in even today. Her true loves, however, have ever been song and dance, and she has pursued her dream to become a famed songstress with unshakable dedication. Between rehearsals, she can often be seen with her head buried in a book.

— Encyclopaedia Eorzea Volume III, p. 57