Mime
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The Mime (ものまね士, Monomaneshi?, lit. "Mimic") is a recurring Job class from the Final Fantasy series.
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Mimes rely on copying the abilities of other members of the party, using their trademark Mimic ability. They have no innate abilities of their own however, and thus can be quite difficult to use. The Mime usually behaves eccentrically, and their clothing reflects this peculiar demeanor.
AppearancesEdit
Final Fantasy VEdit
- Main article: Mime (Final Fantasy V)
The Mime is a secret Job in Final Fantasy V. In the Third World, if the party ventures to the Sunken Walse Tower, they can achieve the Water Crystal shard that was unachievable earlier on. The Job can use every previously-learned innate ability except for equip abilities, and is otherwise used to mimic the last action of anyone in battle. It is also able to equip three abilities at once.
Final Fantasy VIEdit
Gogo is a secret character based on the Mime Job from Final Fantasy V. Gogo can equip three of the abilities the other party members know, and can use the Mimic command to copy their last action.
Final Fantasy TacticsEdit
- Main article: Mime (Final Fantasy Tactics)
The Mime has no innate abilities of its own, but it will immediately mimic the actions of any other player unit that moves before it.
Dissidia Final FantasyEdit
Bartz is based on the Mime class as seen in Final Fantasy V: he combines the attacks of his allies into new techniques, and in his EX Mode dons a red cape and has three gold stars over his head, the red cape approximating Bartz's costume while a Mime in Final Fantasy V, and the stars symbolizing mastery over a Job.
In the Duel Colosseum, when selected, the Mime Job card instantly transforms into a random Job card upon entering the Job card selection area.
Dissidia 012 Final FantasyEdit
The Mime job card reappears in the new Labyrinth mode, and again transforms into a random job card.
The Mime is also a job that can be selected for a character in a party in Quick Battle or wireless matches, applying any job bonuses in effect for the opponent.
