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The Moonflow is a large river that dissects Spira's main continent into Southern and Northern halves in Final Fantasy X and Final Fantasy X-2. The primary method of crossing is on shoopuf, an elephant-like creature that can swim across the expansive river. Moonlilies grow on the Moonflow's banks and pyreflies gather on its surface at night, making the water glow and sparkle.
In Final Fantasy X there are many merchants operating from each of the banks, including O'aka XXIII.
Yuna and her guardians travel through the Moonflow on their way to Zanarkand and cross the river by a shoopuf. In the deepest part of the waters the remains of an ancient machina city can be seen; legend says its people tried to defy the laws of nature by building on bridges crossing the river, but eventually the city grew so large that the bridges could no longer support it and it sank. According to Wakka, this story is a perfect example of the teachings of Yevon; that having too much power and seeking to use it is a dangerous thing.
During the party's travel across the river an Al Bhed machina attacks the party attempting to kidnap Yuna and Tidus and Wakka fight it off. After the encounter they find Rikku washed ashore of the Moonflow and she joins the party as Yuna's guardian, despite being the one who had piloted the machina the first place. The party keep Rikku's heritage a secret from Wakka, who opposes the Al Bhed.
Afterward, the party continues on their way to Guadosalam.
An eccentric stage producer Tobli is putting up a show on the banks of Moonflow. In Chapter 1 the Gullwings can help fend off Tobli's chocobo carriage from bandits. Tobli gives the girls the Gun Magedressphere as a reward.
Tobli's show goes under way, but turns out to be a flop. Tobli, now indebted to the Al Bhed, escapes through the Moonflow and the Gullwings must catch him. Later, Tobli is having a new show on the Moonflow, and even the Gullwings can take part in it.
Note: This is not a compulsory mission, thus is not required to complete the game.
Talk to people along the south and north banks of the Moonflow with Square and sell as many tickets as possible. The base price is 500 Gil, but if you can sell the tickets off at a higher price, the profits are yours!
Unlock: Becomes available when the party returns to the Celsius after they hand over the 'Awesome Sphere'.
Reward: Seething Cauldron Garment Grid, Muscle Belt accessory, profits in gil.
Note: If the player haven't participated and completed "Shave the Hypello" mission in Chapter One, Gun Mage dressphere will be presented by Tobli to the Gullwings.
Summoner's Soul - Given to Yuna after the battle of aeons with Belgemine. Enables the player to teach all aeons (except for Yojimbo and the Magus Sisters) any skills, special abilities, White Magic spells, and Black Magic spells they don't already know by using items.
After the events at Macalania, a Jecht Sphere for Auron's Overdrive can be found on the South Wharf in front of the tent.
"Movement in Green" is the track that plays at the Moonflow in Final Fantasy X. It shares the melody with the game's main theme "Zanarkand" with an andante tempo.
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Artwork of the river's vegetation.
Concept artworks of the Shoopuf ride and the sunken city.
Moonflow in Final Fantasy X.
South bank station in Final Fantasy X.
Shoopuf station on the south bank in Final Fantasy X.
Shoopuf crossing the Moonflow in Final Fantasy X.
Shoopuf station on the north bank in Final Fantasy X.
North bank of the Moonflow in Final Fantasy X.
Yuna and her guardians ride the Shoopuf.
Moonflow show in Final Fantasy X-2.
Moonflow show in Final Fantasy X-2.
Moonflow show in Final Fantasy X-2.
Gullwings in the show in Final Fantasy X-2.
