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The viera live deep within the woods male and female viera live separately from each other and only make contact and communication when the need arises. Male viera do exist, contrary to popular belief, however, they have never been depicted in the series, except for a single male summoner in a mission in Final Fantasy Tactics Advance, and live apart from the female viera. Only one viera is seen with white hair in Final Fantasy Tactics Advance: Shara. They have blonde hair (in Revenant Wings), while in Final Fantasy Tactics Advance they have green, purple or white hair although white-haired are rarer and considered a blessing among the viera. In Revenant Wings and Final Fantasy Tactics Advance, a mixed breed of viera occurs. Another sub-branch, called the Feol Viera (or the Exiled), exists in Final Fantasy XII:Revenant Wings. As with the bangaa, the viera are divided into two main branches: the light-skinned Veena Viera and the dark-skinned Rava Viera. Viera have light-colored hair, though those who choose to live among humes often color their hair in shades of brown or black. Furthermore, the viera have approximately three times the lifespan of humes. They can put this ability to great use, either to communicate with the world around them, or to summon monsters from other worlds. The viera's ears do not only allow them to hear over great distances, but they also allow them to listen to the voices of the spirit world. When experiencing a mist frenzy, a viera can literally tear apart metal shackles and kill armored humes with unarmed blows. The viera are sensitive to Mist and if they are exposed to too much mist, they will go into a frenzy, known simply as a mist frenzy. The viera also have a heightened sense of smell, which can put them at a disadvantage against some the smellier monsters in Ivalice. Due to their long feet, viera wear stilettos most of the time. The viera have rabbit-like features, including long ears and supple limbs. Viera ' The viera may begin as part of the Wood, but the Wood is not the only end that we may choose.' -Fran Physiology In some Japanese version games, they use the pronoun 'mogu' in place of the word 'I', such as if a young girl would use 'atashi' and a young boy with 'boku'. In later games moogles have been able to speak English, but often punctuate their sentences with 'kupo', as a sort of verbal tic. In earlier games, moogles spoke only with their trademark cry 'kupo', and variations of such. Moogles are capable of communicating across long distances, a feat often attributed to the moogle mail service, Mognet. Even in games where Moogles do not mind humans, they are known to maintain their own separate societies. Because of their size, the lot of playable moogle characters specialize in gadgetry, tinkering, and engineering. Moogles are intelligent and industrious, though in some games they are wary of human contact. Dissidia Final Fantasy mentions that moogles can fly, but not by using their wings: they suck up air to inflate themselves and float, and only use their wings to steer themselves about. The favorite food of moogles is the Kupo Nut. In most games moogles do not wear any form of clothing, but they do so in games set in Ivalice, where they are one of the world's primary races. However, in comparison to humans moogles are universally diminutive. Their size also varies, from several feet tall to only a foot tall if not less.

Final fantasy tactics secret hunt series#

The proportions of moogles varies - in games set in Ivalice they have larger ears than in other games, and in the Crystal Chronicles series their bodies are more round with shorter limbs, if any at all. Many games have included color variations for their fur and pom-pom. Moogles generally resemble small mammals, ranging from rodents, to felines or marsupials. From their suggested mole-bat ancestry, a moogle's wings are most often of a dark, Gothic, or bat-like design, as to juxtapose their otherwise harmless appearance and bubbly nature. Moogles sprout a 'pom pom' - a red ball of fur on a thin, wiry antenna - emerging from their heads, which they are very sensitive about being touched.

They usually lives about from 56-70 years old in the world of Ivalice. Although with the special privilege, Humes lifespan are practically short. Humes are the most basic yet plentiful variation of population.