Unique Moogles - Artemicion, Stiltzkin, etc.

[SirEdeonX]

This is all I could think of when I read your post...

LOL its just that since I saw that screenshot of the delivery moogle, I've been telling everyone in game how awesome it would be to have Stiltzkin and others *.* and I looooooooove FF IX lol

[Len]

They follow you around wherever you go, walking at you at an alarmingly slow rate with a lantern in one hand and a letter in another, and the minute you go AFK they'll creep up on you and stick their letter into your bag, *DOINK*

That would be hilarious! (/chuckle)

LOL its just that since I saw that screenshot of the delivery moogle, I've been telling everyone in game how awesome it would be to have Stiltzkin and others *.* and I looooooooove FF IX lol

Final Fantasy IX had some of the best Moogles in the series, save for the exception of Final Fantasy VI.

Even if this idea doesn't get implemented, I hope they have some interesting plans for the Moogles now that they aren't confined to The Black Shroud.

[Rannie]

They follow you around wherever you go, walking at you at an alarmingly slow rate with a lantern in one hand and a letter in another, and the minute you go AFK they'll creep up on you and stick their letter into your bag, *DOINK*

I can't decide whether that's totally freaky or totally awesome, but this needs to be in the game

are you sure that's really mail they're giving you instead of the knife... <_<>_>

[SirEdeonX]

That would be hilarious! (/chuckle)



Final Fantasy IX had some of the best Moogles in the series, save for the exception of Final Fantasy VI.

Even if this idea doesn't get implemented, I hope they have some interesting plans for the Moogles now that they aren't confined to The Black Shroud.

I'd love to see some quests to be able to use the moogles. Like in FFIX, where one is frozen and vivi has to use fire to melt it, or the one where the moogle is stuck inside the bell and you have to get it out.

[Themis]

What I especially liked about the moogles in FFIX was their differing personalities and mannerisms, and their personal feelings towards other moogles. These different types of moogles really made them feel like a race that was part of the world and not just stuck in their for familiarity's sake. The same should be done in ARR, if moogles are to be a bit more open and visible in society.

I would love to see a set of quests in ARR that revolves around Mognet. If they have a mail delivery system, then these moogles aren't quite the same as the current version's moogles (or that would seem a little bizarre and quite inappropriate), and there's no reason for not having that infamous network.

[Len]

What I especially liked about the moogles in FFIX was their differing personalities and mannerisms, and their personal feelings towards other moogles. These different types of moogles really made them feel like a race that was part of the world and not just stuck in their for familiarity's sake. The same should be done in ARR, if moogles are to be a bit more open and visible in society.

I would love to see a set of quests in ARR that revolves around Mognet. If they have a mail delivery system, then these moogles aren't quite the same as the current version's moogles (or that would seem a little bizarre and quite inappropriate), and there's no reason for not having that infamous network.

My thoughts exactly!

The possibilities are endless if they decide to tap into classic Final Fantasy for a bit of inspiration.

[Alhanelem]

stiltzkin appears in every single FFCC game, and Artemicion appears in 2 of them (1 is an unnamed moogle that looks exactly like artemicion, so it could be him but technically could also not be)

[Keisuna]

I agree my good friend. "The mooglier the better," I always say.

And let's not forget:

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Namingway



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It should be noted that Namingway isn't a moogle. He is, in fact, a Hummingway, which are basically rabbit-like creatures who live on the moon in FFIV. (This is a reference to Japanese folklore, I believe)

Moogles, on the other hand, are basically mole-bats. The Japanese term for Moogle is Mōguri, which is a portmanteau of the Japanese words mole (mogura) and bat (komori). They're clearly supposed to be a separate species altogether.

[Len]

It should be noted that Namingway isn't a moogle. He is, in fact, a Hummingway, which are basically rabbit-like creatures who live on the moon in FFIV. (This is a reference to Japanese folklore, I believe)

Moogles, on the other hand, are basically mole-bats. The Japanese term for Moogle is Mōguri, which is a portmanteau of the Japanese words mole (mogura) and bat (komori). They're clearly supposed to be a separate species altogether.

Thanks for that bit of trivia, I actually didn't know about the Hummingway.

Nono

In terms of context, I could totally see Nono, being an airship mechanic, working alongside Cid at the Garlond Ironworks.

[Zaireeka2025]

It should be noted that Namingway isn't a moogle. He is, in fact, a Hummingway, which are basically rabbit-like creatures who live on the moon in FFIV. (This is a reference to Japanese folklore, I believe)

Moogles, on the other hand, are basically mole-bats. The Japanese term for Moogle is Mōguri, which is a portmanteau of the Japanese words mole (mogura) and bat (komori). They're clearly supposed to be a separate species altogether.

Wow! Duly noted, Keisuna. I shoulda known (I feel ashamed).