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Her full name is Flandre Scarlet (フランドール・スカーレット). The name Flandre (best pronounced as 'Flan-drah') is a modern French term for Flanders, a region which makes out the northern part of Belgium. They speak Flemish, a variety of Dutch. In Dutch, it's pronounced as 'Vlaanderen'. Note that the pronunciation of her name in the Japanese goes more along the lines of "Flandoor" rather than "Flander" since her name in katakana was not フランドル which would have been the more relevant katakana for "Flandre", but rather with the vowel after the "d" extended. Also, note that there isn't actually any right or wrong of how to pronounce the names in non-Japanese languages.

"Scarlet" refers to the bright colour red with a slight of orange and is a variant of "Scarlett" as a surname. The middle dot (・) in the middle of her name is used in foreign names to show where the next word begins. In Embodiment of Scarlet Devil, she was called Imouto-sama (妹様, lit. "your [her] honor, little sister [of the mistress]") by Patchouli Knowledge.

In Embodiment of Scarlet Devil Flandre hold a few dialogues with the heroines stating she hasn't left the Scarlet Devil Mansion for about 495 years and has been sleeping in the basement since then. Furthermore, her character profile states she isn't usually taken out of the mansion and she also doesn't try to go out. Akyuu theorizes on this saying she is probably shut-in person, but the reason of her enclosure is because of her rather peculiar personality which makes her difficult to have a conversation with, as seen in Bohemian Archive in Japanese Red's article about her.