Talk:Moogle

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Discrepancies

The Roman numeral names of FF games (with the exceptions of FFVI and FFX-2) point to the article for Final Fantasy (through redirects), not the individual games. It would be best to have this fixed, but nobody has done articles on those games yet. -- LGagnon

So fix it.

Questions

This article refers to "giant moogle(s)." If I remember corectly, however, Cait Sith rode atop of a mechanical giant moogle, not a living thing. Is there any other refernce to giant moogles besides Cait Sith's robot? If not, this should be fixed Dustin Asby 22:04, 8 Sep 2004 (UTC)

I believe that, in one of the earlier FF games, there was a giant, fat chocobo. It wouldn't be too far fetched for there to be giant moogles, as well. --216.234.211.155 06:14, 22 November 2005 (UTC)[reply]

"Mogli"

"Moguri" is verifiable. It's transliterated directly from the kana. "Mogli" is not. If anything, it's a fan translation. I suppose you could cite the FFTactics "Mogli" summon, but FFTactics isn't exactly authoritative in terms of translation. ("Lune Knight" anyone?) I'm removing "Mogli" unless someone can give me a good reason why we should keep it. Viltris 05:30, 16 February 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Final Fantasy VIII

I'm pretty certain that the little orange guys who helped Laguna out in the prison were called Moogles in 8.

Nope, those were called Moomba's, if I recall correctly. -H Hog

Exploitation Now

Is Ralph actually a moogle? He resembles one, but I have read the comic and I do not recall that they ever said what he actually was. The closest Poe ever came to doing so was scenes in which he angrily denied being Hello Kitty or a Pokemon.

I seem to recall an instance in the comic where a possible Squaresoft lawsuit was hinte towards, but I could be mistaken. --H Hog 13:26, 10 March 2006 (UTC)[reply]

I specifically remember a comic in which Bimbo asks Ralph what he is, or he gets a reader question about it, and he's like "Isn't it obvious? I'm--" "Kupo!" he's interrupted by a normal-looking moogle delivering a lawsuit from Squaresoft. It would take too long for me to dig this one strip up from the archives, though. -- Well, that was surprisingly easy to find! http://www.exploitationnow.com/d/20010404.html -- Your friendly neigborhood Staren