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Added by KeltainentoukokuuMognet (モグネット, Mogunetto?) is a moogle-operated mail service originally designed by Hiroyuki Itō for Final Fantasy IX. It has since appeared in various other Final Fantasy games.
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Final Fantasy III
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- Main article: Mognet (Final Fantasy III)
Mognet is a service run by regular moogles and is exclusive to the Nintendo DS remake released in 2006. The moogles will deliver letters to either in-game characters, or to other players over WiFi. It is through Mognet that the player can unlock the secret dungeon and the secret Job class.
Final Fantasy IX
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- Main article: Mognet (Final Fantasy IX)
Mognet is led by Artemicion. However, recently, the delivery of letters has slowed down, and the moogles have to rely on Zidane to help. The player's party can investigate the mystery of Mognet if they decide to ride a chocobo to their headquarters, Mognet Central.
Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: My Life as a King
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While the Mognet doesn't make a true appearance, the Moogle Brothers will randomly mention they get their info from it should the player speak to them.
Dissidia Final Fantasy
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- Main article: Mognet (Dissidia)
The player receives Mognet letters every day and can read them via the game's Calendar function. The letters often come with PP attached, and occasionally also give the player Friend Cards and special items, or even ask them questions. There are three main moogles: Linaly, named after the heroine of Final Fantasy: Legend of the Crystals, is new to Mognet and asks the player personal questions.
Benjamin, the protagonist of Final Fantasy Mystic Quest, travels to various Final Fantasy locations depending on the player's input. Mogstache, the original moogle, calls himself the Moogle Ragtime after the enemy in Final Fantasy IX and quizzes the player on previous Final Fantasy games.
Occasionally, the manager at the Mognet Head Office, a moogle drawn in the style of Kingdom Hearts moogles, will send a message to the player. The moogle added to Inward Chaos in the western release also resembles it.
Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy
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- Main article: Mognet (Dissidia 012)
Mognet appears again in Dissidia 012. It is largely unchanged, apart from getting letters from different moogles.