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Development
Development- Main article: Camille (Development)
- Camille is voiced by Emily O'Brien, who also voices
Samira.[1] - Her production names (Lady Em, The Gray Lady, The Left Hand of Piltover, Diver, Cyborg, MI6, Mary Poppins,
Hookshot) were used to convey aspects of her personality.[2] - During her original reveal,
Camille had the surname Medarda. She was later renamed and placed in the Ferros clan before the official release. - Camille and
Kai'Sa were originally one champion named Husk, the Hive Commander, a female mercenary from Zaun who was once 
Caitlyn's partner before she defected after Caitlyn paralyzed her in a shootout.[3] - Camille was created due to a need for a
Diver champion. Hookshot was the only ability in the kit for a long time, the idea of blade legs came after the final design of Hookshot was settled.[4] - An iteration of Hookshot could swing from a point of terrain and be recast mid-swing, this swinging could take the player halfway through
Summoner's Rift.[4]
Universe
Universe- Main article: Camille (Character)
- Camille is an 80-year-old augmented human whose Hextech heart has allowed her to age much more slowly than usual.
- She was 26 when she started experimenting with self-augmentation one year after her parents' assassination.
- Her augmented body, as well as her undercover shadow ops, have earned her the moniker 'The Gray Lady' (the
Glorious Evolved's patron saint). - Camille takes the role of a 'fixer' in service of the powerful clans, keeping Zaun's power in check from rivaling Piltover.
- The idea of body augmentation is not so strange to the people of Zaun and Piltover, though Camille's particular body mod would be widely considered extreme.
- Camille would never admit to anyone else her doubts about how far she could modify herself while retaining humanity. Her deepest fear is that because she's traded in her flesh for tools, others may see her as little more than a tool to be used.
- Her fighting technique originates from her favorite weapon, the Shon-Xan footed glaive.
- Her current grappling line and hook originate from the Western Serpent Isles.
- She masters several foreign languages such as local Zhyun from Southern Ionia and ancient Ur-Nox from Noxus, beside reading and writing Ancient Shuriman.
- She can play the cellovinna at a concert-master level, her favorite spare-time hobby.
- Her great-great-aunt is speculated to be the escaping woman in Dreamsong.
- In Awaken, Camille's eyes change colour when she approaches
Jhin. This changing eye color is an allusion to her in-game passive, where she gains a shield based on the damage type of the champion she's attacking. That shot in the cinematic is her realizing that Jhin has set a trap. Her reaction is to first analyze the threat before jumping into action.[5] - It is hinted that Camille knows who killed
Vi's parents.
League of Legends
League of LegendsGameplay
- Main article: Camille (League of Legends)
- Camille is one of 20 champions without a single
ability power ratio on any ability: 
Aatrox, Camille, 
Darius, 
Dr. Mundo, 
Draven, 
Garen, 
Kayn, 
Kled, 
Naafiri, 
Nilah, 
Olaf, 
Pyke, 
Riven, Samira, 
Sett, 
Talon, 
Urgot, 
Xayah, 
Yone, and 
Zed. - Camille was the last champion released in 2016, designed to make players 'feel like in-control badasses'.
- Her design bears a very strong resemblance to Lin Beifong from the series Legend of Korra, with similar appearance, profession, and fighting style. She may have also been influenced by Gazelle from the movie Kingsman: The Secret Service.
- Camille's passive is so far the only instance of a shield that exclusively protects from physical damage.
- Camille is the French derivative of Latin Camilla, feminine form of cognomen Camillus.
- Camillus/a means 'temple attendant,' and has no Latin root. Earlier forms include Greek Κάδμος-Κάμιλλος-Κᾰσμῖλος-Κᾰδμῖλος, loaned from Pre-Greek *Hatʸmilʸ-.[6]
- The name Camille could also be a reference to the mythological warrior Camilla who appears in the second half of Vergil's Aeneid on the side of the Rutulians. She is a warrior virgin queen of the Volsci and serves under the goddess Diana. She was said to be so swift-footed she could run through a wheat field without breaking the tops of the stalks and run across the ocean without wetting her feet.
- Her clan's name Ferros probably references the Latin word for iron ferrum "iron".[7]
- Her dance references the Airflare, a breakdance move.
- A side-by-side comparison can be seen here.
- She shares this dance with
Kennen. - Her dance is very similar to
PROJECT: Vayne's, whose dance is a similar breakdance move.
- A side-by-side comparison of her and PROJECT: Vayne's dances can be seen here.
- A side-by-side comparison of her and
- She shares this dance with
- A side-by-side comparison can be seen here.
- She was first mentioned in pre-rework
Evelynn's color story The Shadows Beckon which is no longer canon.
Quotes
- Main article: Camille (League of Legends Audio)
- Camille mocks multiple champions and/or their own quotes, in her kill lines:
- ▶️ "Ashes, ashes, you fall down." references ▶️
"Ashes, ashes, they all fall down." - ▶️ "Next time, take the map." references ▶️
"Who needs a map?!" - ▶️ "And all the Noxian High Command couldn't put Riven together again." is a play on a quote from Humpty Dumpty.
- ▶️ "Scissors... beats... paper." references Rock–paper–scissors.
- ▶️ "Never go full machine." is a play on a quote from Tropic Thunder ("You never go full retard.").
- ▶️ "Not all dogs go to heaven." references All Dogs Go to Heaven.
- ▶️ "
Monkey see, monkey die!" references an American pidgin.
- ▶️ "Ashes, ashes, you fall down." references ▶️
- Camille's joke ▶️ "A Noxian, a Zaunite and a Freljordian walk into my blade. The end." resembles
Diana's ▶️ 
"A man, a woman and a yordle walk into the sun. They die! Because it burns them alive?"
- ▶️ "You must be coded as a minion." references the game developers' tendency to code many objects as minions.
- ▶️ "You chose... poorly." references Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade.
- ▶️
"I'll be back." and ▶️ "Terminated." quote The Terminator.
- ▶️ "That was the sound of inevitability." quotes The Matrix.
- Camille shares quotes with:
Skins
- Main article: Camille (Collection)
- The scene depicts her preparing to
Wall Dive. - She resembles Lin Beifong from The Legend of Korra.
- This skin shares the Program theme with:
- Camille was programed to attack any G/NETIC Rebel.
- Her voice line suggests she was the one who killed
Senna in this universe.
- Her voice line suggests she was the one who killed
- In Brazillian localization, she (along with all Program skins) is called Camille Cibernética (Cyber Camille) due to Program's translated double meaning.
Coven Camille
Chromas: Aquamarine, Dark Ritual, Obsidian, Pearl, Rose Quartz, Ruby, Tanzanite, Turquoise
Chromas:- This skin shares the Coven theme with:
- Similar to the other Coven skin, she has an animal headpiece. Camille headpiece is similar to ram horns.
- This skin shares the World Champions: 2018 theme with:
- She was released in celebration of Invictus Gaming winning the Season 2018 World Championship along with:
- She represents Ning.
- The idea for the Recall animation was thought up by Ning himself and displays his
signature.
- The idea for the
Arcana Camille Chromas: Citrine, Emerald, Obsidian, Pearl, Rose Quartz, Ruby, Sapphire, Tanzanite
- This skin shares the Arcana theme with:
Strike Commander Camille Chromas: Ace, Aquamarine, Citrine, Obsidian, Pearl, Rose Quartz, Ruby, Tanzanite, Turquoise
- This skin shares the Steel Valkyries theme with:
Winterblessed Camille Chromas: Citrine, Emerald, Obsidian, Ornamented, Pearl, Rose Quartz, Ruby, Sapphire, Turquoise, Wreathguard
- This skin shares the Winterblessed theme with:
- This skin shares the Winterblessed theme with:
References
- ↑ Camille's voice actress
- ↑ Ask Riot
- ↑ Husk - The Hive Commander (cancelled League of Legends champion)
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 Inside Camille Development
- ↑ Ask Riot: Game Modes and Metal
- ↑ Beekes, R.S.P. Etymological Dictionary of Greek, pp. 613-4
- ↑ DeVaan. Etymological Dictionary of Latin and the other Italic Languages, p. 213, 214