• MOOGLE is an acronym in Final Fantasy Type-0 HD



    In Final Fantasy Type-0 HD, MOOGLE stands for Military Operation Organization/Guidance Logistics Expert. Thirteen moogles, collectively known as the Cranberry Knights, are assigned to each of the thirteen classes of Rubrum's Magic Academy. They represent the characteristics of each class and dress accordingly! The following is a reference point for each moogle pictured:

    Class Zero Moogle- Given the classic Final Fantasy name of Mog, this moogle wears an outfit and red cape similar to members of Class Zero. Mog's job is to relay orders to you when you carry out missions.
    Class First Moogle- Represents the Knight class. This moogle will give you various rewards depening on how many hours you've played the game.
    Class Second Moogle- Represents the Dragoon class.
    Class Third Moogle- Represents the Red Mage class.
    Class Fourth Moogle- Represents the Geomancer class.
    Class Fifth Moogle- Represents the Monk class.
    Class Sixth Moogle- Represents the Time Mage class.
    Class Seventh Moogle- Represents the White Mage class.
    Class Eighth Moogle- Represents the Thief class. This moogle will give you items in exchange for something known as 'Knowing Tags'.
    Class Ninth Moogle- Represents the Ninja class.
    Class Tenth Moogle- Represents the Scholar class.
    Class Eleventh Moogle- Represents the Professor class.
    Class Twelfth Moogle- Represents the Blue Mage class.
    Which moogle do you feel has the best design? If you were a member of Rubrum's Magic Academy, which class would you want to be in based off of the moogle they're assigned?
    This article was originally published in forum thread: MOOGLE is an acronym in Final Fantasy Type-0 HD started by Lone Wolf Leonhart View original post
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    1. Ayen's Avatar
      Ayen -
      Military Operation Organization/Guidance Logistics Expert.
      Someone really wanted our initials to spell out Moogle.
    1. fat_moogle's Avatar
      fat_moogle -
      This is something I'd totally forgotten about! I like all the designs except for the Class Twelth Moogle, representing the blue mage class. The thing on its head makes it look like a baby xD

      My favourite here is Class Second Moogle, the Dragoon. He looks hardcore, he certainly wouldn't take any sh*t from militia soldiers! So I'd like to be in Class 2.

      These guys would make a great team on the battlefield. Final Fantasy Type-Moogle incoming?!
    1. Del Murder's Avatar
      Del Murder -
      Dude I would play this game if it was just this. Why haven't we had a moogle spinoff game?
    1. Shorty's Avatar
      Shorty -
      Somehow I feel like this is a copy of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.
    1. Ayen's Avatar
      Ayen -
      Quote Originally Posted by Shorty View Post
      Somehow I feel like this is a copy of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.
      I wonder which Moogle is Coulson?
    1. Shorty's Avatar
      Shorty -
      0, of course!
    1. Lone Wolf Leonhart's Avatar
      Lone Wolf Leonhart -
      Quote Originally Posted by Shorty View Post
      Somehow I feel like this is a copy of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.
      If the acronym was used in the PSP version of the game, it has shield beat by a few years. I don't see a connection, regardless.
    1. Ayen's Avatar
      Ayen -
      Quote Originally Posted by Lone Wolf Leonhart View Post
      Quote Originally Posted by Shorty View Post
      Somehow I feel like this is a copy of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.
      If the acronym was used in the PSP version of the game, it has shield beat by a few years. I don't see a connection, regardless.
      PSP version came out in 2011. The Shield acronym was first mentioned in Iron Man, 2008.

      The connection is that both are going out of their way to spell out a specific word.
    1. Shorty's Avatar
      Shorty -
      Quote Originally Posted by Lone Wolf Leonhart View Post
      Quote Originally Posted by Shorty View Post
      Somehow I feel like this is a copy of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.
      If the acronym was used in the PSP version of the game, it has shield beat by a few years. I don't see a connection, regardless.
      You don't see the connection between two military/governmental operation units with a silly acronym for a name?
    1. Psychotic's Avatar
      Psychotic -
      Quote Originally Posted by Shorty View Post
      Quote Originally Posted by Lone Wolf Leonhart View Post
      Quote Originally Posted by Shorty View Post
      Somehow I feel like this is a copy of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.
      If the acronym was used in the PSP version of the game, it has shield beat by a few years. I don't see a connection, regardless.
      You don't see the connection between two military/governmental operation units with a silly acronym for a name?
      http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Man_from_U.N.C.L.E.
    1. Ayen's Avatar
      Ayen -
      I didn't know The Man had their own wikipage.
    1. Lone Wolf Leonhart's Avatar
      Lone Wolf Leonhart -
      Quote Originally Posted by ToriJ View Post
      Quote Originally Posted by Lone Wolf Leonhart View Post
      Quote Originally Posted by Shorty View Post
      Somehow I feel like this is a copy of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.

      If the acronym was used in the PSP version of the game, it has shield beat by a few years. I don't see a connection, regardless.

      PSP version came out in 2011. The Shield acronym was first mentioned in Iron Man, 2008.

      But she specifically said agents of shield. Regardless, chalk it up as a coincidence. It's not as if acronyms are a hip thing that companies are trying to copy because they sell well.

      I guess we'll never know

      Quote Originally Posted by Psychotic View Post
      Quote Originally Posted by Shorty View Post
      Quote Originally Posted by Lone Wolf Leonhart View Post
      Quote Originally Posted by Shorty View Post
      Somehow I feel like this is a copy of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.
      If the acronym was used in the PSP version of the game, it has shield beat by a few years. I don't see a connection, regardless.
      You don't see the connection between two military/governmental operation units with a silly acronym for a name?
      http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Man_from_U.N.C.L.E.
      This is the clear, earliest dated reference. My money is on Unlikely Noctis Caelum Likes Easter.
    1. Ayen's Avatar
      Ayen -
      Quote Originally Posted by Lone Wolf Leonhart View Post
      Quote Originally Posted by ToriJ View Post
      Quote Originally Posted by Lone Wolf Leonhart View Post
      Quote Originally Posted by Shorty View Post
      Somehow I feel like this is a copy of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.

      If the acronym was used in the PSP version of the game, it has shield beat by a few years. I don't see a connection, regardless.

      PSP version came out in 2011. The Shield acronym was first mentioned in Iron Man, 2008.

      But she specifically said agents of shield. Regardless, chalk it up as a coincidence. It's not as if acronyms are a hip thing that companies are trying to copy because they sell well.
      A TV show based on a movie franchise where the group first got it name in a movie that came out in 2008, so it's still relevant. Besides, I'm not accusing them of anything. I just found it funny.
    1. Shorty's Avatar
      Shorty -
      Quote Originally Posted by Lone Wolf Leonhart View Post
      Quote Originally Posted by ToriJ View Post
      Quote Originally Posted by Lone Wolf Leonhart View Post
      Quote Originally Posted by Shorty View Post
      Somehow I feel like this is a copy of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.

      If the acronym was used in the PSP version of the game, it has shield beat by a few years. I don't see a connection, regardless.

      PSP version came out in 2011. The Shield acronym was first mentioned in Iron Man, 2008.

      But she specifically said agents of shield. Regardless, chalk it up as a coincidence. It's not as if acronyms are a hip thing that companies are trying to copy because they sell well.
      When it comes to making up a pretend military ops organizations, I think you're wrong.
    1. Vyk's Avatar
      Vyk -
      I ... presumed SHIELD was a thing, already, in the comic books. Which would make it like a decade or two old at least by now. Wasn't SHIELD a thing in the comic books? Or did they just not have an acronym for it yet? They just liked saying it in big bold letters. I swear that's where Nick Fury's always been from, even before he was a black man.. Not that any of it really matters, but with so many nerds in here, I'm surprised nobody has mentioned this. Either that or I'm delusional. And I'm not a comic buff of any sort
    1. Lone Wolf Leonhart's Avatar
      Lone Wolf Leonhart -
      Well if you really want to play the chain game you can take it all the way back to Strange Tales #135 released in 1965. Wait a minute, The Man from U.N.C.L.E is also from the 60's. It's all connected somehow, I know it.

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    1. Del Murder's Avatar
      Del Murder -
      The Mog from M.O.O.G.L.E..
    1. Leigh's Avatar
      Leigh -
      Quote Originally Posted by Del Murder View Post
      Dude I would play this game if it was just this. Why haven't we had a moogle spinoff game?
      Please, don't make me hurt you... =P

      Bad ideas should stay where they belong. In the imagination of employees working at SquareHQ!
    1. Pumpkin's Avatar
      Pumpkin -
      coolio
    1. Vyk's Avatar
      Vyk -
      Quote Originally Posted by Leigh View Post
      Quote Originally Posted by Del Murder View Post
      Dude I would play this game if it was just this. Why haven't we had a moogle spinoff game?
      Please, don't make me hurt you... =P

      Bad ideas should stay where they belong. In the imagination of employees working at SquareHQ!
      Probably better than some of their other ideas. I'd be more interested in this than I am in Chocobo Mystery Dungeon or Crystal Chronicles
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