Most Moogles contribute to society with their great engineering capabilities. There are Moogles that are so advanced that they are able to learn the ultimate technology called Etoria. It is said that Moogles built the first Airship, a masterpiece of technological advancement. With their dexterous hands, they are knowledgeable in the field of engineering. In certain regions, Moogles call themselves with the pronoun "mog," but typically they end their sentences with the word "kupo." Their intelligence and lifestyles are similar to Humes, which makes it easy for Moogles to live amongst the Humes. The most notable encounter is with the Six Moogle Siblings: Montblanc is the head of Clan Centurio, Nono serves as Balthier's mechanic, Gurdy runs the Chocobo stables while her twin brother Hurdy, and the two other brothers ( Sorbet and Horne) operate a transportation system called "The Moogling" in Rabanastre, that allows the player's characters to teleport to other parts of the city.
Moogles are a very common sight in Final Fantasy XII, appearing in every city as background characters. In some Japanese version games, they use the pronoun "mogu" in place of the word "I", such as if a young girl would use "atashi" and a young boy with "boku". Moogles have been able to speak English normally, but often punctuate their sentences with "kupo", as a sort of verbal tic. Moogles are very intelligent and industrious. Moogles are small creatures, generally only a few feet tall with white fur, purple/red/pink wings, and a red "pom pom" - a red ball of fur on a wire - emerging from their heads, which they are very sensitive about being touched. The name Moogle (or Moguri in Japanese, Spanish and Italian) is a portmanteau of the Japanese words for mole ( mogura) and bat ( komori).
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