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- Η ονομασία " " σχετίζεται ετυμολογικά με την λέξη "[[ ]]".
- Mog is the prehistoric version of Linda Flynn-Fletcher. She appears in Tri-Stone Area.
- Mog is a Frog Rinshi that Camille commissions to attempt to defeat the rangers. The rangers dispose of him rather quickly. His appearance closely resembles that of Toady.
- Mog, también conocido por Mogu, es un personaje recurrente de la serie Final Fantasy. Siempre se trata de un moguri.
- Mog Garnet
- Mog is the neutral god of the Rogue pantheon.
- Catégorie:Articles n’ayant pas de texte Les Mogs sont de petites créatures qui apparaissent dans de nombreux jeux de Square Enix, entre autres la série Final Fantasy, la série Seiken Densetsu, la série de jeux Chocobo, et la série Kingdom Hearts.
- Curiously, fashoning a huge mechanical statue in order to hawk cheap junk to the tourists must easily have cost more than Blatz could ever hope to regain during his entire career.[] Some people - er, lifeforms - sure have a weird take on economic viability.[]
- Mog was a deity. The Hutt crimelord Jabba Desilijic Tiure sometimes referred to it.
- Common in Outer Space, but a freak of nature on Earth, a mog is the result of Man on Doginess. Although Mogs are not as deadly as bears, one should be careful in the presence of a mog. They can be dangerous (in a John Candy kinda way).
- In Final Fantasy 6 (3 in the U.S. and Europe,) Mog is a named party member who can be recruited by the team depending on the player's choice. If the player choses to rescue Mog from a thief named Lonewolf, he will gladly join the party. This incarnation has the magical ability to summon the elements through magical dances that he learns. Recruiting him also allows players the option of later recruiting Umaro, a sasquatch who Mog has tamed and treats as an underling. Moogle are also in final fantasy. In XIII-2 a Moogle named Mog can turn into a bowsword for Serah Farron.
- Mog is a member of the Muzzelmires (a race of Hill Giants living to the east of the Inland Sea, east of the Rivers of the Dead). He was said to have met and wrestled with the Captain of the Banshee.
- This has nothing to do with cats, it is a shopping centre which has some restaurants, Lotteria, Gakuji, and a foreign wine and food shop Yamaya. Now overshadowed by the recently constructed Q't.
- Mog is the Udam warrior who was responsible for killing Karoosh's son and taking Karoosh's eye. Ever since the incident, Karoosh has been hunting Mog down to avenge his son. Karoosh eventually found Mog in his cave, and the two fought ferociously. In the end, Mog was killed, and Karoosh was gravely injured but survived when Takkar came to his rescue and healed him.
- Mog is a tall and muscular human, with a blue aviator's cap, ripped clothing green in color, and large amounts of explosives strapped to his back. He carries a pistol, though is portrayed as very cowardly, possibly the most out of the three bombers. He, evidently, has a high amount of admiration for Jak, commenting on his physical prowess and attempting to compare himself to the hero, often met with remarks by Jinx.
- Mog is a necromancer that was introduced in Heroes of Might and Magic II: The Price of Loyalty.
- Mog is an optional playable character in Final Fantasy VI. He could be considered either a Dancer or a Geomancer because he dances, but does so to manipulate nature. To obtain him, the player must go to the top of Narshe where the Esper Valigarmanda is. He is held hostage by Lone Wolf the Pickpocket but an unknown force pushes them apart leaving them both hanging off the edge of the cliff. If the player rescues Lone Wolf, they get a Gold Hairpin, but then they cannot obtain Mog. The player must rescue Mog to have him join the party, but lose a Gold Hairpin in doing so. Mog is also the only character that can communicate and therefore recruit Umaro, another optional playable character. He is also the only character that can equip the Moogle Charm relic (Molulu's Charm in the Game Boy Advanc
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