Square Enix still used the names from the PS1 version for Lenna (Reina) and Exdeath (X-Death) in Final Fantasy V's Music Player. This mod simply changes those names to the proper accurate names that are used elsewhere in the game (all languages supported).
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Square Enix *still* used the names from the PS1 version for Lenna (Reina) and Exdeath (X-Death) in Final Fantasy V's Music Player (both in this version and the Pixel Remaster version in fact). It's worth noting that Reina is a mistranslation (レナ in katakana can be Romanized as Lenna/Lena/Renna/Rena, while レイナ can be Romanized as Reina (notice the extra i/イ)). This mod simply changes those names to the proper accurate names that are used elsewhere in the game since Final Fantasy V Advance for all languages supported.
Instructions Replace the system_message.dat file from <path to game>/resources with the file included, make a backup of the original file if you choose.
Made for use with the Steam PC version but it should work with the mobile version and its variations too, provided that you can open its .obb/.ipa and replace its system_message.dat somehow.