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Revision as of 23:05, 17 February 2020
Template:Sideicon The Seeq are a race in the Final Fantasy series, exclusive to Ivalice.
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The seeq are a pig-like race who come in a variety of colors and sizes. Seeq dress very simply, typically covering up only their lower regions unless they are female, in which case their upper half is also covered. Besides clothing and temperament, the two sexes are mostly indistinguishable. Similarly, other races do not understand the reasons for the odd patterns of tattoos some seeq wear; it could potentially be a sign of social standing.
Appearances
Final Fantasy XII
In Final Fantasy XII, the seeq are not on the same kind of social level as the humes and bangaa. Instead, they are discriminated against and treated as lower-class citizens. This may have something to do with their crude speech style and lower intelligence. All seeq are weak to Fire.
Most seeq tend to do manual labor, and it is not uncommon for some seeq to resort to a life of crime, with most seeq becoming thieves.
Notable Seeq:
Gallery
Final Fantasy XII: Revenant Wings
Seeq appear as enemy Sky Pirates, and their Job name is simply "Seeq". They attack from afar using axes and other throwing weapons. One seeq, Vazz, resides within the Galbana and takes a viera Warmage as his wife, who openly complains about Vazz's overly adventurous streak.
Final Fantasy XIV
The Seeq are originally from the temperate plains of southern Ilsabard, but were forced to migrate East to Othard after losing the war for their territory. The Seeq make up ten percent of the late Kingdom of Dalmasca's population.
Not intelligent enough to form strong societies, Seeq communities tend to be limited to haphazard gatherings of blood-related family groups. Seeq are often bandits, both stealing from the living and robbing graves to obtain the jewelry they covet very much and love to decorate themselves with. Some Seeq have instead used their powerful sense of smell to make a fortune finding and selling mushrooms.
Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift
Though one would not think it to look on them, seeq are remarkably quick and agile, making for formidable foes and valued allies. They are not, however, terribly bright, and their moral compass has lost all direction. They lust for gold, jewels, and the like, often adorning their bodies with such, whether ill-gotten or otherwise.
Description
The seeq are one of the new playable races, along with the gria. Only four jobs specific to the seeq race are available for a playable seeq to take; they are the Lanista, Berserker, Ranger, and Viking.
The seeq is unique in being the only race that does not have an Ultima attack or a single magic-centric job, Vikings being the closest in that category (since they can use Thunder Magick). Seeq stats are overwhelmingly physical, and if trained properly can be potent fighters boasting high HP and Speed.
Seeq can be obtained in these locations during Emberleaf or Plumfrost:
- Aldanna Range - Berserker, Ranger
- Tramdine Fens - Lanista, Viking (Note: Seeq can only be obtained if the Lanista and Viking jobs are unlocked.)
Final Fantasy Record Keeper
The seeq Daguza from Final Fantasy XII appears as an enemy.
Non-Final Fantasy guest appearances
Puzzle & Dragons
Seeq appeared in Puzzle & Dragons as part of the Crystal Defenders collaboration.
Gallery
Trivia
- In Final Fantasy XII there are 70 seeq that the player can speak with throughout the game.