Unei

Unei (ウネ, Une?), also known as Unne or Une, is a recurring character in the Final Fantasy series. Regularly an older person, they are associated with ancient civilisations.

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Unei in their various appearances is often a powerful magic user or a researcher of ancient languages. As a researcher, Unei is associated with the Rosetta Stone. As a magic user, they are paired with Doga as a counterpart.

Unei appears more often as female, with their only male appearance being in the original Final Fantasy.

Appearances[]

Final Fantasy[]

Dr. Unne from Final Fantasy.

Main article: Dr. Unne (Final Fantasy)

Dr. Unne is a character present in Melmond, where he can be given the Rosetta Stone, allowing him to teach the Warriors of Light the Lufenian language.

Final Fantasy III[]

Unnei from Final Fantasy III.

Main articles: Unei (Final Fantasy III) or Unei (boss)

Unei is an important character, being one of three disciples of the Great Magus Noah, alongside Xande and Doga, and was given the power over dreams by her master. She is also fought as a boss fight.

A clone of Unei can be fought in the Ancients' Maze.

Final Fantasy IX[]

An mole person from a seemingly extinct civilisation bore the name Une. Additionally, the player can obtain Une's mirror from the Treno Auction House and use it alongside Doga's artifact to play "Doga and Unei" at the Black Mage Village.

Final Fantasy XIV[]

Main article: Unei (Final Fantasy XIV)

Unei was a princess of the ancient Allagan Empire, who was involved in a plot to defy the emperor Xande during the waning days of the empire. A clone of her, alongside a clone of Doga, pretending to be researchers with the same names, appear during the Crystal Tower alliance raid series.

Clones of Unei are fought during the Crystal Tower raids, and demi-clones of her can be summoned while exploring the deep dungeon Eureka Orthos.

Final Fantasy Tactics[]

Unei ("Informant Une" in the original translation) is a client for the Endless Caverns errand.

Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift[]

A dummied out nu mou job, known as transmuter, was set to be able to mix something known as "Une's Wrath".

Final Fantasy Dimensions[]

Dr. Unne from Final Fantasy Dimensions.

Main article: Dr. Unne (Dimensions)

Dr. Unne is a researcher that worked in the Rosetta Tower. She aids the Warriors of Darkness in obtaining the Rosetta Stone within to understand Lufenian.

Final Fantasy Dimensions II[]

Main article: Unei (Dimensions II)

Queen Unei is the leader of Mysidia alongside King Doga.

Pictlogica Final Fantasy[]

Unei, based on her appearance in Final Fantasy III, features in the game.

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Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade[]

Unei, based on her Final Fantasy III appearance, is a summonable Legend and ally. Her EX ability is Tornado.

Final Fantasy Record Keeper[]

FFRK Doga & Une FFIII — Doga (left) and Unei (right) from *Record Keeper*.

Dr. Unne from the original Final Fantasy is mentioned in the Sunken Shrine Realm Dungeon.

Unei from Final Fantasy III appears as a boss in various events and dungeons, alongisde Doga.

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Final Fantasy Brave Exvius[]

Main article: Unei (Brave Exvius)

Unei from Final Fantasy III appears as a unit, as well as a boss that was fought in the Cave of Shadows event.

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Final Fantasy Trading Card Game[]

Unei from Final Fantasy III and Pictlogica Final Fantasy appear as multiple cards in the Final Fantasy TCG During the original Chapter series run, she appeared as an Earth-elemental Backup card and as an Ice-elemental Forward card. With the release of the Opus series, she appears as both Backup and Forward cards, including one full-art card by Toshitaka Matsuda.

Musical theme[]

Unei and Doga share a theme in "Doga and Unei", which plays in Final Fantasy III, Final Fantasy IX, and Final Fantasy XIV.