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[[File:Goblin-ff1-art.png|right|250px|thumb|Artwork of the original ''Final Fantasy'' Goblin by [[Yoshitaka Amano]].]]
  
[[File:Goblin-ff1-art.png|right|250px|thumb|Artwork of the original ''Final Fantasy'' Goblin by [[Yoshitaka Amano]].]]
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{{Quote|Cretins with big ears and fangs. Strong and stupid|''Final Fantasy Tactics Advance'' description.}}
 
The '''Goblin''' {{J|ゴブリン|Goburin}} is a common enemy in the [[Final Fantasy series|''Final Fantasy'']] series. They are among the first enemies that players were introduced to in the original ''[[Final Fantasy]]'' and have come to be a common sight through many subsequent games.
  
The '''Goblin''' {{J|ゴブリン|Goburin}} is a common enemy in the [[Final Fantasy series|''Final Fantasy'']] series. They are among the first enemies that players were introduced to in the original ''[[Final Fantasy]]'' and have come to be a common sight through many subsequent games.
   
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Several subtypes of Goblins appear in the series, the most recurring being Goblin Guards, Red Caps and Li'l Murderers.
  
Several subtypes of Goblins appear in the series, the most recurring being Goblin Guards, Red Caps and Li'l Murderers.
   
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{{See Also|Black Goblin|Goblin Captain|Goblin Guard|Goblin Mage|Goblin Prince|Hobgoblin|Red Cap (enemy)}}
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{{See|Black Goblin|Goblin Captain|Goblin Guard|Goblin Mage|Goblin Prince|Hobgoblin|Red Cap (enemy)}}
   
 
== Appearances ==
  
== Appearances ==
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Four types of Goblin appear:
  
Four types of Goblin appear:
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* The [[Goblin (The After Years)|Goblin]] is present in many tales and is the only monster to drop the Goblin item that teaches Rydia the Goblin summon.
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* The [[Goblin (The After Years enemy)|Goblin]] is present in many tales and is the only monster to drop the Goblin item that teaches Rydia the Goblin summon.
 
* [[Domovoi (The After Years)|Domovois]] are as common as Goblins and usually appear in the same group as its weaker version.
  
* [[Domovoi (The After Years)|Domovois]] are as common as Goblins and usually appear in the same group as its weaker version.
 
* The [[Goblin Captain (The After Years)|Goblin Captain]] appears in many [[Challenge Dungeon (The After Years)|Challenge Dungeons]] as well as in later tales.
  
* The [[Goblin Captain (The After Years)|Goblin Captain]] appears in many [[Challenge Dungeon (The After Years)|Challenge Dungeons]] as well as in later tales.
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{{main|Goblin (Final Fantasy VII)}}
 
The Goblins reside on [[Goblin Island]], a small and isolated place. [[Steal]]ing from them can yield the [[Final Fantasy VII items#Zeio Nut|Zeio Nut]], an instrumental item for [[Chocobo (Final Fantasy VII)#Chocobo Breeding|Chocobo Breeding]].
  
The Goblins reside on [[Goblin Island]], a small and isolated place. [[Steal]]ing from them can yield the [[Final Fantasy VII items#Zeio Nut|Zeio Nut]], an instrumental item for [[Chocobo (Final Fantasy VII)#Chocobo Breeding|Chocobo Breeding]].
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==== ''[[Before Crisis -Final Fantasy VII-]]'' ====
  
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[[File:VIIBC Goblin.png|100px|right]]
  
[[File:VIIBC Goblin.png|100px|right]]
 
{{main|Goblin (Before Crisis)}}
  
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=== ''[[Final Fantasy IX]]'' ===
  
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Another type of Goblin is known as the Moblin. The difference between a Goblin and a Moblin is in the culture. Moblins are a stationary race and have a capital near [[Republic of Bastok|Bastok]] called [[Newton Movalpolos]] which is actually built below their older city, suitably named [[Oldton Movalpolos]].
  
Another type of Goblin is known as the Moblin. The difference between a Goblin and a Moblin is in the culture. Moblins are a stationary race and have a capital near [[Republic of Bastok|Bastok]] called [[Newton Movalpolos]] which is actually built below their older city, suitably named [[Oldton Movalpolos]].
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=== ''[[Final Fantasy XII]]'' ===
  
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{{main|Goblin (Revenant Wings)}}
  
{{main|Goblin (Revenant Wings)}}
 
[[File:Goblin RW.png|right|100px|Goblin.]]
  
[[File:Goblin RW.png|right|100px|Goblin.]]
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{{Q|A familiar nuisance armed with his time-tested punch.|Description.}}
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{{Quote|A familiar nuisance armed with his time-tested punch.|Description.}}
 
The Goblin is the rank 1 Earth Melee summon. Its only attack is ''Goblin Punch''.
  
The Goblin is the rank 1 Earth Melee summon. Its only attack is ''Goblin Punch''.
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=== ''[[Final Fantasy XIII]]'' ===
  
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[[File:FFXIII2 enemy Buccaboo.png|right|100px|A Buccaboo.]]
  
[[File:FFXIII2 enemy Buccaboo.png|right|100px|A Buccaboo.]]
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{{Q|The goblins that inhabit the Archylte Steppe of Pulse are highly intelligent carnivores who lay traps for their prey and hunt in packs. For this reason, they are a direct threat to the hunters who also live off the plains. Climate change can cause a decline in prey and force the goblins to wander closer to human settlements in search of food. They love a good fight and like to pounce on unwary humans. We recommend staying in large groups when traversing goblin-infested lands.|Goblin Fragment}}
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{{Quote|The goblins that inhabit the Archylte Steppe of Pulse are highly intelligent carnivores who lay traps for their prey and hunt in packs. For this reason, they are a direct threat to the hunters who also live off the plains. Climate change can cause a decline in prey and force the goblins to wander closer to human settlements in search of food. They love a good fight and like to pounce on unwary humans. We recommend staying in large groups when traversing goblin-infested lands.|Goblin Fragment}}
 
Goblins appear as enemies, and all apart from Munchkins and Munchkin Maestros appear exclusively on the [[Archylte Steppe]].
  
Goblins appear as enemies, and all apart from Munchkins and Munchkin Maestros appear exclusively on the [[Archylte Steppe]].
   
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They have a nomadic lifestyle and only recently begun visiting [[Eorzea]]. Despite this, a number of goblins began to increasingly settle in the abandoned city of [[Sharlayan]] within the Dravanian hinterlands.
  
They have a nomadic lifestyle and only recently begun visiting [[Eorzea]]. Despite this, a number of goblins began to increasingly settle in the abandoned city of [[Sharlayan]] within the Dravanian hinterlands.
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=== ''[[Final Fantasy XV]]'' ===
  
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Much more powerful Goblins can be fought in the Costlemark Tower maze in [[Duscae]] during Chapter 15. Additionally, the [[Galmhoth]], [[Snaga]] and [[Hobgoblin (Final Fantasy XV)|Hobgoblin]] variants can be fought.
  
Much more powerful Goblins can be fought in the Costlemark Tower maze in [[Duscae]] during Chapter 15. Additionally, the [[Galmhoth]], [[Snaga]] and [[Hobgoblin (Final Fantasy XV)|Hobgoblin]] variants can be fought.
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==== ''[[Justice Monsters Five]]'' ====
  
==== ''[[Justice Monsters Five]]'' ====
 
[[File:JM5 Goblin.png|right|120px|thumb|Goblin.]]
  
[[File:JM5 Goblin.png|right|120px|thumb|Goblin.]]
 
The Goblin appears as an obtainable R monster. It is a Fire-elemental monster whose type is Climb, class is Sprite and its specialty is Tech. Its hero tech is Goblin Punch which unleashes a large shockwave upward. Its leader bonus is Coin Collector which increases coin yield by 5%. Its auto-effect is SOS Luck +10% which boosts Luck by 10% when below 30% HP.
  
The Goblin appears as an obtainable R monster. It is a Fire-elemental monster whose type is Climb, class is Sprite and its specialty is Tech. Its hero tech is Goblin Punch which unleashes a large shockwave upward. Its leader bonus is Coin Collector which increases coin yield by 5%. Its auto-effect is SOS Luck +10% which boosts Luck by 10% when below 30% HP.
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==== ''[[A King's Tale: Final Fantasy XV]]'' ====
  
==== ''[[A King's Tale: Final Fantasy XV]]'' ====
 
[[File:A King's Tale FFXV Goblin.png|right|150px]]
  
[[File:A King's Tale FFXV Goblin.png|right|150px]]
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=== ''[[Final Fantasy Mystic Quest]]'' ===
  
=== ''[[Final Fantasy Mystic Quest]]'' ===
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[[File:FFA Goblin Sprite.png|right]]
  
[[File:FFA Goblin Sprite.png|right]]
 
The [[Final Fantasy Adventure enemies#Goblin|Goblin]] is an enemy found in the area near [[Topple]]. They also have a chance of dropping [[Final Fantasy Adventure items#Candy|Candy]].
  
The [[Final Fantasy Adventure enemies#Goblin|Goblin]] is an enemy found in the area near [[Topple]]. They also have a chance of dropping [[Final Fantasy Adventure items#Candy|Candy]].
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=== ''[[The Final Fantasy Legend]]'' ===
  
=== ''[[The Final Fantasy Legend]]'' ===
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[[File:FFL Giant.png|right]]
  
[[File:FFL Giant.png|right]]
 
The Goblin is an enemy and also a possible monster that the party's monster unit(s) can transform into. It can be found on the first floor of the [[Tower (Legend)|Tower]].
  
The Goblin is an enemy and also a possible monster that the party's monster unit(s) can transform into. It can be found on the first floor of the [[Tower (Legend)|Tower]].
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=== ''[[Final Fantasy Legend II]]'' ===
  
=== ''[[Final Fantasy Legend II]]'' ===
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[[File:FFLII Giant.png|right]]
  
[[File:FFLII Giant.png|right]]
 
The Goblin is an enemy and also a possible monster that the party's monster unit(s) can transform into. It is also said that [[Ashura (Legend II)|Ashura]] use to be a goblin, but he used the power of [[MAGI (Legend II)|MAGI]] and became a monster with three heads and six arms.
  
The Goblin is an enemy and also a possible monster that the party's monster unit(s) can transform into. It is also said that [[Ashura (Legend II)|Ashura]] use to be a goblin, but he used the power of [[MAGI (Legend II)|MAGI]] and became a monster with three heads and six arms.
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=== ''[[Vagrant Story]]'' ===
  
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[[File:Ffcc-mlaad monster goblin.png|120px|right]]
  
[[File:Ffcc-mlaad monster goblin.png|120px|right]]
 
Goblin appears as a melee summon. Its attack power and HP are low, but its speed is Sprightly and it occupies only one slot on a tower floor. It has no special abilities.
  
Goblin appears as a melee summon. Its attack power and HP are low, but its speed is Sprightly and it occupies only one slot on a tower floor. It has no special abilities.
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==== ''[[Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Echoes of Time]]'' ====
  
==== ''[[Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Echoes of Time]]'' ====
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* The [[Hobgoblin (The 4 Heroes of Light)|Hobgoblin]], which appears on the world map after darkness floods the world.
  
* The [[Hobgoblin (The 4 Heroes of Light)|Hobgoblin]], which appears on the world map after darkness floods the world.
 
* The [[Goblin Lord (The 4 Heroes of Light)|Goblin Lord]] appears as an optional boss inside the [[Holy Tree Tower]].
  
* The [[Goblin Lord (The 4 Heroes of Light)|Goblin Lord]] appears as an optional boss inside the [[Holy Tree Tower]].
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=== ''[[Bravely Default]]'' ===
  
=== ''[[Bravely Default]]'' ===
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[[File:BDPB Goblin.png|right|100px]]
  
[[File:BDPB Goblin.png|right|100px]]
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==== ''[[Bravely Archive]]'' ====
  
==== ''[[Bravely Archive]]'' ====
   
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=== ''[[Final Fantasy Dimensions]]'' ===
  
=== ''[[Final Fantasy Dimensions]]'' ===
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* [[Goblin Mage (Dimensions)|Goblin Mage]]
  
* [[Goblin Mage (Dimensions)|Goblin Mage]]
 
* [[Goblin Prince (Dimensions)|Goblin Prince]]
  
* [[Goblin Prince (Dimensions)|Goblin Prince]]
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=== ''[[Final Fantasy Dimensions II]]'' ===
  
=== ''[[Final Fantasy Dimensions II]]'' ===
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* Goblin Ghost
  
* Goblin Ghost
 
* Goblin Cap
  
* Goblin Cap
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==== Summon ====
  
==== Summon ====
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FFLTnS Goblin Alt2.png|Goblin's Signet (Rank 3).
  
FFLTnS Goblin Alt2.png|Goblin's Signet (Rank 3).
 
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=== ''[[Dissidia Final Fantasy Opera Omnia]]'' ===
  
=== ''[[Dissidia Final Fantasy Opera Omnia]]'' ===
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[[File:DFFOO Goblin Icon.png|right]]
  
[[File:DFFOO Goblin Icon.png|right]]
 
Goblin appears as an enemy. The Goblin resembles the [[Goblin (Final Fantasy V)|Goblin]] from ''[[Final Fantasy V]]''.
  
Goblin appears as an enemy. The Goblin resembles the [[Goblin (Final Fantasy V)|Goblin]] from ''[[Final Fantasy V]]''.
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=== ''[[Theatrhythm Final Fantasy]]'' ===
  
=== ''[[Theatrhythm Final Fantasy]]'' ===
   
 
[[File:Theatrhythm Goblin.png|right|125px|''Final Fantasy XI'' Goblin.]]
  
[[File:Theatrhythm Goblin.png|right|125px|''Final Fantasy XI'' Goblin.]]
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{{Q|Cowardly but shrewd, goblins are always on the lookout for an opening. They often prey in gangs upon the weak, though in Vana'diel they are a relatively advanced race that even lives alongside men.|Goblin's CollectaCard}}
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{{Quote|Cowardly but shrewd, goblins are always on the lookout for an opening. They often prey in gangs upon the weak, though in Vana'diel they are a relatively advanced race that even lives alongside men.|Goblin's CollectaCard}}
 
Goblins appear as both their ''Final Fantasy XI'' and traditional forms as enemies.
  
Goblins appear as both their ''Final Fantasy XI'' and traditional forms as enemies.
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==== ''[[Theatrhythm Final Fantasy Curtain Call]]'' ====
  
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=== ''[[Pictlogica Final Fantasy]]'' ===
  
=== ''[[Pictlogica Final Fantasy]]'' ===
   
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=== ''[[Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade]]'' ===
  
=== ''[[Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade]]'' ===
   
 
Goblins appear as foes and like all regular enemies, it is automatically defeated when fought. It can be found in the Mist plains of the Mist Region.
  
Goblins appear as foes and like all regular enemies, it is automatically defeated when fought. It can be found in the Mist plains of the Mist Region.
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=== ''[[Final Fantasy Artniks]]'' ===
  
=== ''[[Final Fantasy Artniks]]'' ===
   
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==== ''[[Final Fantasy Artniks Dive]]'' ====
  
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=== ''[[Final Fantasy All the Bravest]]'' ===
  
=== ''[[Final Fantasy All the Bravest]]'' ===
   
 
[[File:Goblin ATB.png|right|75px]]
  
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The [[Final Fantasy All the Bravest enemies#Goblin|Goblin]] appears as an enemy encountered on the [[Cornelia (Final Fantasy)|Cornelia's Tract]]. It uses Takedown and drops the [[Mythril Knife]].
  
The [[Final Fantasy All the Bravest enemies#Goblin|Goblin]] appears as an enemy encountered on the [[Cornelia (Final Fantasy)|Cornelia's Tract]]. It uses Takedown and drops the [[Mythril Knife]].
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=== ''[[Final Fantasy Record Keeper]]'' ===
  
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[[File:FFE Goblin.png|right|75px|Goblin.]]
  
[[File:FFE Goblin.png|right|75px|Goblin.]]
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=== ''[[Final Fantasy World Wide Words]]'' ===
  
=== ''[[Final Fantasy World Wide Words]]'' ===
   
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=== ''[[Final Fantasy Brave Exvius]]'' ===
  
=== ''[[Final Fantasy Brave Exvius]]'' ===
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[[File:FFBE Goblin Sprite.png|right]]
  
[[File:FFBE Goblin Sprite.png|right]]
 
{{Main|Goblin (Brave Exvius)}}
  
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=== ''[[World of Final Fantasy]]'' ===
  
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{{Main|Goblin (World of Final Fantasy)}}
  
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[[File:WoFF Goblin.png|thumb|100px|Goblin.]]
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=== ''[[Mobius Final Fantasy]]'' ===
  
=== ''[[Mobius Final Fantasy]]'' ===
   
 
[[File:MFF Goblin FFXI.jpg|right|150px]]
  
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=== ''[[Chocobo no Fushigi na Dungeon]]'' ===
  
=== ''[[Chocobo no Fushigi na Dungeon]]'' ===
   
 
[[File:Chocobo no Fushigi na Dungeon Goblin.jpg|right]]
  
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==== ''[[Chocobo's Dungeon 2]]'' ====
  
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=== ''[[Final Fantasy Fables: Chocobo Tales]]'' ===
  
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|ability = Deal 2 damage.
 
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|ability = Deal 5 damage.
 
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|ability = Deal 1 damage.
 
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=== ''[[Dice de Chocobo]]'' ===
  
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=== ''[[Final Fantasy Trading Card Game]]'' ===
  
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[[File:Goblin3 TCG.png|right|100px]]
  
[[File:Goblin3 TCG.png|right|100px]]
 
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=== ''[[Triple Triad (Portal App)]]'' ===
  
=== ''[[Triple Triad (Portal App)]]'' ===
 
[[File:086a Goblin.png|right|100px]]
  
[[File:086a Goblin.png|right|100px]]
 
Goblin from ''Final Fantasy V'' appears on a [[Triple Triad (Portal App)|Triple Triad]] card.
  
Goblin from ''Final Fantasy V'' appears on a [[Triple Triad (Portal App)|Triple Triad]] card.
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== Non-''Final Fantasy'' Appearances ==
  
== Non-''Final Fantasy'' Appearances ==
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[[File:Square Enix Legend World - Goblin (The Crystal Bearers).jpg|150px|right]]
  
[[File:Square Enix Legend World - Goblin (The Crystal Bearers).jpg|150px|right]]
 
The version of Goblin from ''Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: The Crystal Bearers'' appears as an enemy.
  
The version of Goblin from ''Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: The Crystal Bearers'' appears as an enemy.
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== Gallery ==
  
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[[Category:Enemy families in Final Fantasy Dimensions]]
  
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Artwork of the original Final Fantasy Goblin by Yoshitaka Amano.

Cretins with big ears and fangs. Strong and stupid

Final Fantasy Tactics Advance description.

The Goblin (ゴブリン, Goburin?) is a common enemy in the Final Fantasy series. They are among the first enemies that players were introduced to in the original Final Fantasy and have come to be a common sight through many subsequent games.

The first English translations of the earlier games in the series (e.g. Final Fantasy IV) had them referred to as Imps, but in some of the games, Imps appear as entirely different creatures.

Several subtypes of Goblins appear in the series, the most recurring being Goblin Guards, Red Caps and Li'l Murderers.

See also: Black Goblin, Goblin Captain, Goblin Guard, Goblin Mage, Goblin Prince, Hobgoblin, or Red Cap (enemy)

Appearances

Final Fantasy

Goblins are the most elementary enemies. Their kin is almost always weak and poses no threat to the party.

Four types of Goblin appear:

  • The basic Goblin, which is the weakest enemy, found mainly around Cornelia.
  • The Goblin Guard, which usually appears alongside normal Goblins.
  • The Black Goblin can only be found at the Soul of Chaos dungeons added in the Dawn of Souls and 20th Anniversary remakes. Even though it is found at bonus dungeons, it is still a very weak enemy.
  • The Knocker is the strongest Goblin and can be found at Soul of Chaos dungeons as well as in the Labyrinth of Time, from the remakes. It is not the pushover other goblins are, but it still isn't a difficult foe.

Final Fantasy II

Goblins appear as a weak early enemy and provide a greater stash of gil in comparison to the Hornets and Leg Eaters fought at the same stage.

Four types of Goblins can be fought:

Final Fantasy III

Goblins are the very first enemies fought in a scripted battle at the start of the game.

Three types of Goblin appear, plus two dummied Goblins:

  • The aforementioned Goblin fought at the start of the game can be found as a rare encounter in the Altar Cave.
  • The Knocker can be fought at Castle Argus and on the overworld of the Floating Continent.
  • The Red Cap can also be found at the overworld of the Floating Continent.
  • The Captain is a dummied monster, tougher than the three Goblins present in the final game.
  • The Hobgoblin is also a dummied monster, they were meant to be the most powerful goblin.

Final Fantasy IV

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Goblin summoned (DS).

In the first localization, Goblins were called Imps.

There are five classes of Goblins:

The Goblin and Li'l Murderer can drop the Goblin item, which teaches Rydia the Goblin Summon. It has a casting time of 0, a spell power of 8 (30 in 3D version), and costs 1 MP to summon. The Goblin's summon attack is Goblin Punch.

Final Fantasy IV -Interlude-

Goblin is a Summon spell for imposter Rydia. It deals weak non-elemental damage to an enemy at the cost of 1 MP.

There are three types of Goblins:

  • Goblin
  • Domovoi
  • Goblin Captain

Final Fantasy IV: The After Years

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The Goblin is present as an enemy, item, and summon.

Four types of Goblin appear:

  • The Goblin is present in many tales and is the only monster to drop the Goblin item that teaches Rydia the Goblin summon.
  • Domovois are as common as Goblins and usually appear in the same group as its weaker version.
  • The Goblin Captain appears in many Challenge Dungeons as well as in later tales.
  • Goblin Princes appear in the Depths during the Final Tale.

As a Summon, the Goblin uses the attack Goblin Punch and has the original strength of 8 and cost of 1 MP to summon.

Final Fantasy V

Goblin artwork for the Anthology release.

Goblins are found at the start of the game and are the first enemy to be found due to a scripted battle.

Altogether, three types of Goblins can be found and one dummied Goblin:

All Goblin enemies can use and teach the Blue Magic Goblin Punch.

Final Fantasy VII

Goblin.
Main article: Goblin (Final Fantasy VII)

The Goblins reside on Goblin Island, a small and isolated place. Stealing from them can yield the Zeio Nut, an instrumental item for Chocobo Breeding.

Before Crisis -Final Fantasy VII-

VIIBC Goblin
Main article: Goblin (Before Crisis)
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Final Fantasy IX

Goblins can only be found early on, at the Evil Forest and the area between the forest and the Ice Cavern. Later, Goblin Mages appear at the Outer Continent, but remain very weak opponents.

Final Fantasy XI

Goblin.
Main article: Goblin (Final Fantasy XI)

Goblins appear as one of the races of beastmen. They are described as nomadic creatures which also explains why Goblins can take on more diverse jobs than any other race of beastmen, eight in total.

Another type of Goblin is known as the Moblin. The difference between a Goblin and a Moblin is in the culture. Moblins are a stationary race and have a capital near Bastok called Newton Movalpolos which is actually built below their older city, suitably named Oldton Movalpolos.

Final Fantasy XII

Goblins don't appear, but the Baknamy, a similar looking race, could be considered as their replacement. Their special attack, Goblin Attack, further strengthens the connection between them and the traditional Goblin.

Final Fantasy XII: Revenant Wings

Main article: Goblin (Revenant Wings)
Goblin.

A familiar nuisance armed with his time-tested punch.

Description.

The Goblin is the rank 1 Earth Melee summon. Its only attack is Goblin Punch.

Final Fantasy XIII

A Goblin.

Goblins are found on Gran Pulse. They travel around in packs and are often seen attacking Gorgonopsids. They are drastically different from traditional Goblins: while still keeping their green skin, they have a gaping, mouth-like hole on their chest and appear to wear roller skates and boxing gloves.

They use their traditional move, Goblin Punch which deals moderate physical damage, but they can use it only when the Goblin Chieftain bestows Bravery on a Goblin. They are notable for appearing late in the game and as such, much more powerful than their early counterparts of the series. They are nonetheless one of the weakest monsters on Pulse.

Six types of Goblins appear:

Final Fantasy XIII-2

A Buccaboo.

The goblins that inhabit the Archylte Steppe of Pulse are highly intelligent carnivores who lay traps for their prey and hunt in packs. For this reason, they are a direct threat to the hunters who also live off the plains. Climate change can cause a decline in prey and force the goblins to wander closer to human settlements in search of food. They love a good fight and like to pounce on unwary humans. We recommend staying in large groups when traversing goblin-infested lands.

Goblin Fragment

Goblins appear as enemies, and all apart from Munchkins and Munchkin Maestros appear exclusively on the Archylte Steppe.

Ten types of Goblins appear:

All Paradigm Pack Goblin allies use either Goblin Rush, Neo Goblin Rush, or Spirit Infusion as a Feral Link; Spirit Infusion is highly prized for casting Protect, Shell and healing on the entire party, with the Goblin Chieftain's version also casting Bravery and Vigilance, and Buccaboo Ace's also casting Faith.

Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII

Main article: Goblin (Lightning Returns)

Goblins are the only Goblin-type monster.

Final Fantasy XIV

Main article: Goblin (Final Fantasy XIV)
Artwork of a Goblin.

Goblins appear with brown leather clothes and masks. Wind-up Goblin appears as a minion.

They have a nomadic lifestyle and only recently begun visiting Eorzea. Despite this, a number of goblins began to increasingly settle in the abandoned city of Sharlayan within the Dravanian hinterlands.

Final Fantasy XV

Goblins.
Main article: Goblin (Final Fantasy XV)

Goblins are cave-dwelling daemons that appear in the Leide region and during the Mineside Mischief Makers Hunt. They can be fought either in caves, or out on the plains during night time.

Much more powerful Goblins can be fought in the Costlemark Tower maze in Duscae during Chapter 15. Additionally, the Galmhoth, Snaga and Hobgoblin variants can be fought.

Justice Monsters Five

JM5 Goblin

Goblin.

The Goblin appears as an obtainable R monster. It is a Fire-elemental monster whose type is Climb, class is Sprite and its specialty is Tech. Its hero tech is Goblin Punch which unleashes a large shockwave upward. Its leader bonus is Coin Collector which increases coin yield by 5%. Its auto-effect is SOS Luck +10% which boosts Luck by 10% when below 30% HP.

A King's Tale: Final Fantasy XV

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Final Fantasy Mystic Quest

Main article: Brownie

Brownies appear as enemies.

Final Fantasy Tactics

Main article: Goblin (Tactics)

There are three classes of Goblins; Goblin, Black Goblin and Gobbledyguck. They are all weak enemies with a short attack range which resort to punches to defeat foes. They all bear a weakness to Ice.

Final Fantasy Tactics Advance

Goblins and Red Caps appear. They have access to the Blue Magic spells Goblin Punch and Magic Hammer, respectively. Goblins can only be found in certain missions, and after said missions are complete it will be impossible to learn Goblin Punch.

Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift

Goblins do not appear in Jylland, but are instead replaced with similar-looking monsters called Baknamy, which also have access to the goblin abilities: Goblin Punch and Magick Hammer.

Final Fantasy Adventure

FFA Goblin Sprite

The Goblin is an enemy found in the area near Topple. They also have a chance of dropping Candy.

The Final Fantasy Legend

FFL Giant

The Goblin is an enemy and also a possible monster that the party's monster unit(s) can transform into. It can be found on the first floor of the Tower.

Final Fantasy Legend II

FFLII Giant

The Goblin is an enemy and also a possible monster that the party's monster unit(s) can transform into. It is also said that Ashura use to be a goblin, but he used the power of MAGI and became a monster with three heads and six arms.

Vagrant Story

Main article: Goblin (Vagrant Story)

There are two types of Goblins:

Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles

Main article: Goblin (Crystal Chronicles)

There are five type of Goblins:

  • Goblin
  • Goblin (Mace)
  • Goblin (Spear)
  • Goblin Chieftain
  • Goblin Mage

Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Ring of Fates

Main article: Goblin (Ring of Fates)

There are three type of Goblins:

  • Goblin
  • Hammer Goblin
  • Goblin Lord

Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: My Life as a King

Main article: Goblin (My Life as a King)

There are five type of Goblins:

  • Goblin
  • Goblin Boss
  • Goblin Mage
  • Goblin Priest
  • Ice Goblin

Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: My Life as a Darklord

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Goblin appears as a melee summon. Its attack power and HP are low, but its speed is Sprightly and it occupies only one slot on a tower floor. It has no special abilities.

Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Echoes of Time

Main article: Goblin (Echoes of Time)

Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: The Crystal Bearers

There are five types of goblin:

Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light

Goblins appear as enemies with three variants:


Bravely Default

Main article: Goblin (Bravely Default)

Goblins are some of the weakest enemies, with a poor attack power and low defense. The Goblin Slasher and Goblin Archer variants are made more powerful by equipping them with a shield and bow, respectively.

Bravely Default: Praying Brage

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Final Fantasy Dimensions

Main article: Goblin (Dimensions enemy)
The Goblin.

The Goblin enemy appears in forests and plains around Lux on the world map.

It is a member of the wider Goblin family:

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Final Fantasy Dimensions II

Main article: Goblin (Legends II)
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Goblin enemy.

Goblins appear as normal enemies. They are encountered during the first chapter inside numerous story event dungeons.

Other Goblins include:

  • Goblin Ghost
  • Goblin Cap


Summon

FFLTnS Goblin Artwork

Artwork of the Goblin summon by Winds.

The Goblin appears as a fire-elemental summon for the player to use. The summon's design is based off the Final Fantasy XI variant of Goblins. The Goblin's special ability is Goblin Rush when summoned into battle, which deals fire-elemental damage to all enemies. Summoning Goblin costs 1 points from the Consumption Gauge.

Depending on the summon's type and rank, the user is able to learn the following abilities:

  • Attack Break I
  • Attack Break II
  • Attack Break III
Upgrading stats
Rank Maximum Level Signet Cost Max HP Max MP Max Attack Max Magic Max Speed Components Needed
☆ 1 15 4 168 9 15 11 10 None
☆ 2 20 4 259 13 23 17 17 *Rank Jewel I
*Fire Topaz x1
☆ 3 30 4 448 24 40 30 29 *Rank Jewel II
*Fire Topaz x2



Dissidia Final Fantasy Opera Omnia

DFFOO Goblin Icon

Goblin appears as an enemy. The Goblin resembles the Goblin from Final Fantasy V.

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Theatrhythm Final Fantasy

Final Fantasy XI Goblin.

Cowardly but shrewd, goblins are always on the lookout for an opening. They often prey in gangs upon the weak, though in Vana'diel they are a relatively advanced race that even lives alongside men.

Goblin's CollectaCard

Goblins appear as both their Final Fantasy XI and traditional forms as enemies.

Theatrhythm Final Fantasy Curtain Call

Goblins appear as enemies in Battle Music Sequences.

Pictlogica Final Fantasy

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Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade

Goblins appear as foes and like all regular enemies, it is automatically defeated when fought. It can be found in the Mist plains of the Mist Region.

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Final Fantasy Artniks

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Final Fantasy Artniks Dive

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Final Fantasy All the Bravest

Goblin ATB

It is said that there is a goblin at the start of any adventure worth having.

Description

The Goblin appears as an enemy encountered on the Cornelia's Tract. It uses Takedown and drops the Mythril Knife.

Final Fantasy Record Keeper

Goblins appear both as enemies and as a summon. When summoned, a Goblin will deal non-elemental damage to a single target.

Final Fantasy Explorers

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Final Fantasy World Wide Words

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Final Fantasy Brave Exvius

FFBE Goblin Sprite
Main article: Goblin (Brave Exvius)
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World of Final Fantasy

Main article: Goblin (World of Final Fantasy)
WoFF Goblin

Goblin.

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Mobius Final Fantasy

MFF Goblin FFXI
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Chocobo no Fushigi na Dungeon

Chocobo no Fushigi na Dungeon Goblin
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Chocobo's Dungeon 2

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Final Fantasy Fables: Chocobo Tales

Goblin is one set of cards found by Chocobo. He is given his first three Goblin cards from Dueler X, which are also the first cards given to him.

Cards

Goblin
Goblin Slap
#114 ★ Gray
Defend Attack None None
Slap
Deal 2 damage.
Goblin
Goblin Slap+
#115 ★★★ Gray
None Attack None None
Slap+
Deal 5 damage.
Goblin
Goblin Rage
#116 ★ Gray
Defend None None Defend
Rage
Deal 1 damage.
Goblin
Goblin Shout
#117 ★ Gray
None Defend Attack None
Shout
Deal 2 damage.
Goblin
Goblin Meteor
#118 ★★★ Gray
Attack None Defend None
Meteor
Crystal Ability (***)

Deals 6 damage and causes a Burn.


Dice de Chocobo

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Final Fantasy Trading Card Game

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A Goblin in its Theatrhythm Final Fantasy appearance has a card.

Triple Triad (Portal App)

086a Goblin

Goblin from Final Fantasy V appears on a Triple Triad card.

Non-Final Fantasy Appearances

Dragon Quest & Final Fantasy in Itadaki Street Portable

Goblin is a chance card, the card's ability: Sell house for double cost.

Square Enix Legend World

Square Enix Legend World - Goblin (The Crystal Bearers)

The version of Goblin from Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: The Crystal Bearers appears as an enemy.

Gallery

Etymology

A goblin is a small, mischievous creature found in many European folk tales and legends. The word "goblin" comes from the Norman French word Gobelinus, the name of a ghost that haunted the town of Évreux in the 12th century.

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Recurring summons
Summons Alexander - Amaterasu - Asura - Atomos - Bahamut - Bahamut ZERO - Behemoth - Bismarck - Bomb - Brynhildr - Cactuar - Cait Sith - Carbuncle - Catoblepas - Chocobo - Diabolos - Dryad - Faerie - Fenrir - Fiend - Garuda - Gilgamesh - Goblin - Goddess - Golem - Hecatoncheir - Ifrit - Ixion - Kirin - Lakshmi - Lamia - Leviathan - Lich - Madeen - Magic Pot - Magus Sisters - Midgardsormr - Mishiva - Moogle - Neo Bahamut - Odin - Phoenix - Quetzalcoatl - Ragnarok - Raiden - Ramuh - Remora - Shiva - Siren - Susano - Syldra - Sylph - Tiamat - Titan - Tonberry - Typhon - Ultima - Unicorn - Valefor - Yojimbo (Daigoro) - Zalera - Zurvan
Abilities 1000 Needles - 10000 Needles - Abyssal Maw - Aerial Blast - Aerial Tackle - Aerospark - Alluring Embrace - Angel Feathers - Asura's Boon - Big Bang - Black Cauldron - Breach Blast - Briny Cannonade - Brotherly Love - Burning Strike - Camisade - Cat Rain - Chaos Wave - Chef's Knife - Chocobo Kick - Condemnation - Counter Rockets - Dark Messenger - Delta Attack - Demon Eye - Diamond Dust - Disintegration - Divine Judgment - Dragon Claws - Earthen Wall - El Niño - Emerald Light - Energy Blast - Energy Ray - Eschaton - Eternal Breath - Eternal Darkness - Excalibur - Excalipoor - Exaflare - Explosive Fist - Fat Chocobo - Fey Light - Flames of Rebirth - Flare Breath - Force Blasters - Frostwave - Frozen World - G-Force 199 - Gaia's Wrath - Gaian Salvo - Geocrush - Ghostly Veil - Gigaflare - Goblin Punch - Gungnir - Healing Horn - Healing Ruby - Heavenly Strike - Heavy Strike - Hellfire - Holy Aura - Holyja - Howling Moon - Hurricane Kick - Impulse - Judgment Bolt - Kozuka - Lunatic Voice - Masamune - Megaflare - Meteorite - Meteor Strike - Mind Blast - Mist Breath - Moogle Dance - Múspell Flame - Oblivion - Octopus Ink - Pain - Passado - Photosynthesis - Pirouette - Pummel - Pyroburst - Quakeja - Radiant Breath - Razzia - Rock Buster - Roxxor - Ruby Light - Ruinous Omen - Runaway Train - Self-Destruct - Shin-Zantetsuken - Silent Voice - Soaring Uppercut - Sonic Wings - Steelcrusher - Teraflare - Terra Homing - Thor's Hammer - Thunderstorm - Tidal Wave - Tornado Zone - Tri-Disaster - Tsunami - Ullr's Shield - Ultimate End - Valkyrian Scythe - Wakizashi - Wheel Grind - Wheel Rap - Whirlwind - Whispering Wind - Withering Winds - Zanmato - Zantetsuken
Lists of summons
Final Fantasy III - Final Fantasy IV - Interlude - The After Years - Final Fantasy V - Final Fantasy VI - Final Fantasy VII - Crisis Core - Final Fantasy VII Remake - Final Fantasy VIII - Final Fantasy IX - Final Fantasy X - Final Fantasy XII - Final Fantasy XIII - Final Fantasy XV - Final Fantasy XVI - Final Fantasy Type-0 - Final Fantasy Tactics - Final Fantasy Tactics Advance - Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift - Final Fantasy Dimensions - Dissidia Final Fantasy - Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy - Brave Exvius - World of Final Fantasy
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