Disney’s Star vs. The Forces of Evil features a minor character named (a background student at Echo Creek Academy). She is never given a last name. No character named Olivia appears in the same show. However, fan crossovers between Star vs. The Forces of Evil and The Owl House sometimes merge Olivia (from TOH) with Nita (from Star), creating a non-canon pair aged 12-14.

The most accurate match for as a pair (both female, around pre-teen age) appears in the Disney Junior series Puppy Dog Pals . In that show, there are two recurring girl characters named Olivia and Nita , who are friends of the main characters, and they are approximately 7-9 years old, not 12.

Perhaps the real piece here is that their names are what we make of them. But if I had to guess: Olivia Marie Chen and Nita Esperanza Reyes. And the “N...” is just the beginning.

There is no widely recognized Saint Olivia or Saint Nita in Catholic canon, but local folklore or fictional works sometimes create patron saints for young girls. At age 12, both girls might be on the cusp of adolescence—old enough for confirmation names, young enough to still believe in magic. Their names might be chosen for meanings: Olivia (Latin for “olive tree,” symbolizing peace) and Nita (of Native American or Spanish origin, meaning “bear” or “grace”). Together, they represent gentleness and strength.

In these cases, the question “What are their names?” refers to the user wanting to know the full chosen names of two specific OCs created by another fan. Without more context, the “N…” likely trails off into “Nita’s last name” or “need answers.”