Clever and curious twins who make their home─and a nuisance of themselves─in the village of Komra. They are determined that the Warrior of Darkness help bring their master plan to fruition...whatever that may be.
Official Description.
Anogg and Konogg are an older sister and younger brother, the twins are non-player characters from Final Fantasy XIV. They appear in the Final Fantasy XIV: Shadowbringers expansion as relevant characters for the YoRHa:Dark Apocalypse alliance raids' storyline.
History[]
Anogg and Konogg helped chase and capture a group of watchman triplets who were stealing tools. They spent enough time without bothering the excavation site boss, who became concerned they were up to something behind his back.
The Warrior of Darkness meets Anogg and Konogg before the now unprotected entrance to the Machine Graveyard. They regret that the door remains locked, but soon blow up the entrance. Inside the tunnels, the party rescues a woman from a group of mysterious machines. The mysterious woman in white identifies herself as "2P", but gives no further details, instead insisting that the Warrior delve deeper into the ruins to stop the "machine lifeforms".
Once again the group faces a sealed door and the dwarf duo explode again to make way for the Copied Factory. Exploring the Factory, the party is attacked by various hacked machines by an android called 9S. 2P throws 9S off the platform but ends up damaging herself. 2P reveals the she is an android and asks the party to retrieve a "key" in the depths of the ruins before losing consciousness.
Anogg rushes off to chase the key. Konogg attempts to dissuade her from rushing headlong into danger at a stranger's behest, but Anogg, refuses to consider that he may have a point, and insists upon cooperating with the android, believing it to be the most expedient means of making even greater discoveries. In disagreement, the twin dwarves perform their separate searches, and with the help of the Warrior of Darkness collect components and restore a fallen pod. They discover unconscious 9S and decide to keep him intact until he wakes up again.
The Warrior of Darkness returns to Komra and aids the twins in reactivating 2P, and invites them to the town carnival. Soon after, white-clad androids bombard the town, and the trio are betrayed by 2P, only to be saved by another android named 2B. An adventuring party pursues the androids into the Puppets' Bunker, fighting their way through the white androids and eventually confronting 2P, who becomes an amalgamation of semi-formed androids. Upon defeating 2P, the Warrior of Darkness and the dwarf twins return to Komra with 2B, and escort her to where 9S is kept. 2B confirms that 9S is her comrade and that his assistance is required to complete her mission. A group of angry townsdwarves and the elder confront the twins, but 2B intervenes, finding the argument over blame to be pointless. Anogg runs away from Komra out of guilt over the events that transpired.
The Warrior of Darkness meets up with Konogg again, who is accosted by a group of townsdwarves, one of which whose wife suffered a miscarriage during the machine lifeforms' attack on Komra. Konogg attempts to make amends with the couple by bringing them mead from Stilltide, but his sentiments are rejected, causing him to run away to the alien ship within the Puppets' Bunker. The Warrior finds him communing with a mysterious white orb, causing them to experience an Echo vision of Konogg's past; they learn that Anogg died saving her brother from a cave-in, and that Konogg found a copy of her next to the orb.
Konogg reluctantly agrees to return to the caves near Komra. However, his concern for Anogg's wellbeing creates a stress-induced fever. He sneaks away from the village to the Puppets' Bunker, but collapses from his fever and fatigue. The Warrior of Light and Dig Chief find him in front of the Orb again. The orb activates releasing clones of 2P and the two sides prepare to do battle. Suddenly, Anogg, 2B, and 9S appear, urging the Warrior to destroy the White Orb. They fail to do so and the mysterious entity creates The Tower at Paradigm's Breach.
Anogg accompanies the Warrior of Light as they storm the tower. At its peak, the Warrior of Light faces Her Inflorescence and temporarily fights it off. However, it attempts to recreate itself in the Warrior of Light's world. Anogg decides to cross over the interdimensional rift along with 2B and 9S in order to close it, and she gives the Warrior of Light a letter to try to encourage Konogg before she leaves.
Konogg recovers by the time the Warrior of Light returns and is devastated to have lost his sister. He eventually runs away from Komra, feeling there is no one and nothing left for him there. He periodically communicates with the Warrior of Light on his attempts to find a way to reach Anogg and his inner turmoil. Eventually, the copy of Anogg returns to the First and re-unites with Konogg, bringing him with her to the world she has traveled to. The Warrior of Light, who was sent by the distressed Dig Chief to find Konogg, arrives moments after this, having missed Konogg's departure.
Characteristics[]
Appearance[]
Anogg and Konogg are twins, so they're physically similar to each other. Their Dwarven outfits conceal their features and are nearly identical, with the only difference being their colors, as Anogg's outfit is white and Konogg's outfit is black.
Beneath their helms, both sibilings have burgundy hair and light green, almost grey eyes. Anogg's hair is also slightly longer than Konogg's.
Personality[]
Both Anogg and Konogg are outcasts in Tomra. They both possess a deep curiosity and aptitude for machinery and engineering which make them unusual in the mining village. They further acquired a reputation for troublemaking and generally slacking off to the point the Dig Chief or an assigned helper need to keep a close eye on them.
Anogg was very caring towards her twin brother and would risk life and limb for his safety. Anogg was also the braver and more reckless of the two, boldly investigating things that fascinated her despite their opinions. It wasn't until the destruction of Komra, which was indirectly enabled by Anogg's and Konogg's assistance, that she felt an extreme sense of guilt over the consequences of her actions. However, in time, she recovered emotionally and was eager to dive headfirst into trouble again, this time to undo the damage she had done.
Konogg is the more timid of the twins. While curious about machinery, he had some consideration about the possible consequences of activating unknown, otherworldly machinery. This timid approach occasionally caused him and Anogg to argue, though they usually went with Anogg's approach in the end. Unlike Anogg, when confronted with extreme guilt and blame over the destruction of Komra, Konogg had some semblance of courage to attempt and make amends; however, his spirit broke when the efforts proved futile. Konogg cares deeply for and seems to be emotionally dependent on Anogg. While deep down aware the real Anogg had died during a cave-in, Konogg accepted the copy the strange orb created as his sister, and was worried to the point of illness and depression when the copy Anogg ran away to parts unknown. After running away from Komra himself, Konogg wrote to the Warrior of Light often, revealing the inner turmoil and bitterness Konogg felt against the world that rejected them.