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Yukes are one of the four tribal groups from the Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles series.

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Yukes are tall and slender with vast knowledge. They wear suits of armor that conceal their faces. Like the Lilties, Yukes have a long lifespan. It is theorized that their armor serves their "body" and the Yukes are only souls that use a physical form to augment their magical abilities. In Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Ring of Fates, Yuri tells an NPC that he has seen Alhanalem's face, but when asked what he looks like, Yuri and Chelinka fall silent and seem somewhat troubled, implying it is not something they wish to try to describe. Alhanalem and Meeth imply that removing a Yuke's mask and/or armor would result in a severe punishment if the Yuke does not have a strong relationship with the person removing them.

In Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: The Crystal Bearers, it is revealed that it does not matter if the armor of a Yuke is disassembled—as long as it is not damaged, the Yuke can reattach it to themselves. If the armor is too damaged to sustain the Yuke, they may transfer themselves to another armor. As The Crystal Bearers is in the far future, it may be that the Yukes have evolved from their feathered physical forms to merely souls, or that they became souls to adapt to life in the other dimension.

While the way a Yuke dresses can sometimes be used to help express the individual's gender. It could also be expressed by the tiny wings on their backs. Male Yukes' wings tend to be in the style of bat wings, while female Yukes' wings tend to be in the style of bird wings. However, Yukes in Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: The Crystal Bearers, as seen in the Yuke Sky City, have feathery wings regardless of gender. Another feature between genders is the shape of their helmets, though this isn't 100% accurate, as Amidatelion switches from masculine-looking armor to feminine-looking armor, leaving their gender ambiguous.

In Ring of Fates, Alhanalem mentions that no two Yukes ever have the same name. In Ring of Fates Yukes are identical in Multiplayer mode, but in Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Echoes of Time, they have separate visual appearances and voices.

Appearances

Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles

The Yukes are a mysterious tribe of great lore and wisdom. Many of these sages live quietly in Shella. In the ancient wars, they were able to resist the invading Liltian armies thanks to their magical prowess. Now, they spend their days teaching magic to others. Some say that Yukes assumed their current form to augment their magical talents.
Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles instruction manual.

Yukes are the best magic casters. They are the slowest and weakest attackers, but cast spells quicker than the other three races, and start out with the highest Magic stat. When a Yuke defends they turn invisible, and become immune to damage and status afflictions for the command's duration. Yukes use mallets and hammers as weapons.

Yukes are rare, as the only place they appear in great numbers is Shella, their capital city, where the Yukes spend most of their time teaching others how to use magic. Yukes were the only race not defeated by the Lilties whose attempt to conquer the Yukes put the two races on bad terms; however, an NPC in Alfitaria notes that the two races are now seeing eye to eye.

Notable Yukes include the Shella Caravan.

In the original Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles for the GameCube, male Yukes would "talk" by opening and closing their helmets. This trait has been since removed in the remaster, likely due to the more complex helmet of the new male Yuke design. This trait was never applied to NPC Yukes, making it a unique animation for player characters. In the remaster, the Submarine subclass includes a sturdy metal lattice in the abdomen showing that the Yuke does not have a physical form.

Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Ring of Fates

One of the playable characters in Story Mode, Alhanalem, is a Yuke.

Yukes wield staves and have high Magic stats, gain greater elemental resistance as they level up, and their normal attacks are based on their Magic stats. Their Tribe Ability is "Magic Thread" that allows them to spread the effect of the magicite over a larger area using the touch screen to create a line from the magicite in the floor dragging its magic with the line. When a "Magic Needle" is nearby, players use the touch screen to draw a line from the needle to whatever element the needle is. This is usually used to solve puzzles.

Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: My Life as a King

Yukes appear in the Kingdom after an Inn is built. They do not stay and cannot be recruited until a Yuke Shack, an additional downloadable content, is built. Female Yukes can only be recruited as White Mages, and male Yukes can only be recruited as Black Mages. Although these are the only jobs, the Yukes that stay in the Inn will most commonly be Sages.

Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Echoes of Time

Yukes are one of the four tribes to play as. A magic-based tribe, Yukes are experts on the art of spell casting, able to cast Ultima and Meteorga independently. Although able to equip almost every weapon, they specialize in the use of books, bells, and brooms, though they can equip staves and can create orb-like projectiles while doing so. Yukes are the only race that cannot be customized by Artemicion.

Stats

Stat	Lv 1	Bonus	Lv 99	Growth Rate
HP	107	—	401	3
MP	133	—	525	4
ATK	8	—	204	2
DEF	6	—	202	2
MATK	14	15	421	4
MDEF	12	15	321	3

Abilities

Ability	MP
Fire	10
Blizzard	10
Thunder	10
Cure	12
Raise	24
Clear	10
Charge Attack	18
Smash Attack	36

The game offers six default names for Yuke characters:

Male Names:

Seiberg
Elgove
Enselus
Torbgieta
Luwein
Heinrir

Female Names:

Ilias
Leannana
Iurilas
Ardane
Arisha
Aimelita

Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: The Crystal Bearers

Yukes have vanished from the world for thousands of years after a war with the Lilties, ending up in a Void-like dimension bordering existence.

Only the Yuke named Amidatelion, a Crystal Bearer, reappears in the world along with a horde of monsters. Amidatelion is trying to bring their lost tribe back into the world by collecting enough crystal shards to restore the Yuke crystal and bring their tribe back to restore the balance.

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 ==Profile==
 [[File:Ffcc yuketribesymbol.jpg|left|100px|The Yuke tribe symbol.]]
-Yukes are tall and slender with vast knowledge. They wear suits of armor that conceal their faces. Like the [[Lilty|Lilties]], Yukes have a long lifespan. It is theorized that their armor serves their "body" and the Yukes are only souls that use a physical form to augment their magical abilities. In ''[[Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Ring of Fates|Ring of Fates]]'', [[Yuri (Crystal Chronicles)|Yuri]] tells an [[Non-player character|NPC]] that he has seen [[Alhanalem]]'s face, but when asked what he looks like, Yuri and [[Chelinka]] fall silent and seem somewhat troubled, implying it is not something they wish to try to describe. Alhanalem and [[Meeth Crym|Meeth]] imply that removing a Yuke's mask and/or armor would result in a severe punishment if the Yuke does not have a strong relationship with the person removing them.
+Yukes are tall and slender with vast knowledge. They wear suits of armor that conceal their faces. Like the [[Lilty|Lilties]], Yukes have a long lifespan. It is theorized that their armor serves their "body" and the Yukes are only souls that use a physical form to augment their magical abilities. In ''[[Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Ring of Fates]]'', [[Yuri (Crystal Chronicles)|Yuri]] tells an [[Non-player character|NPC]] that he has seen [[Alhanalem]]'s face, but when asked what he looks like, Yuri and [[Chelinka]] fall silent and seem somewhat troubled, implying it is not something they wish to try to describe. Alhanalem and [[Meeth Crym|Meeth]] imply that removing a Yuke's mask and/or armor would result in a severe punishment if the Yuke does not have a strong relationship with the person removing them.
 In ''[[Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: The Crystal Bearers]]'', it is revealed that it does not matter if the armor of a Yuke is disassembled—as long as it is not damaged, the Yuke can reattach it to themselves. If the armor is too damaged to sustain the Yuke, they may transfer themselves to another armor. As ''The Crystal Bearers'' is in the far future, it may be that the Yukes have evolved from their feathered physical forms to merely souls, or that they became souls to adapt to life in the other dimension.
-While the way a Yuke dresses can sometimes be used to help express the individual's gender, it could also be expressed by the tiny wings on their backs. Male Yukes' wings tend to be in the style of bat wings, while female Yukes' wings tend to be in the style of bird wings. However, Yukes in ''Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: The Crystal Bearers'', as seen in the Yuke Sky City, have feathery wings, regardless of gender. It is unknown whether this is a mistake, or merely an indication that the wing identification method isn't always reliable. Another feature between genders is the shape of their helmets; males have certain unique styles while females have their own, distinct from males, and even this isn't known to be 100% accurate, as [[Amidatelion]] switches from masculine-looking armor to feminine-looking armor, leaving their gender ambiguous.
+While the way a Yuke dresses can sometimes be used to help express the individual's gender. It could also be expressed by the tiny wings on their backs. Male Yukes' wings tend to be in the style of bat wings, while female Yukes' wings tend to be in the style of bird wings. However, Yukes in ''Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: The Crystal Bearers'', as seen in the Yuke Sky City, have feathery wings regardless of gender. Another feature between genders is the shape of their helmets, though this isn't 100% accurate, as [[Amidatelion]] switches from masculine-looking armor to feminine-looking armor, leaving their gender ambiguous.
 In ''Ring of Fates'', Alhanalem mentions that no two Yukes ever have the same name. In ''Ring of Fates'' Yukes are identical in Multiplayer mode, but in ''[[Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Echoes of Time]]'', they have separate visual appearances and voices.
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 {{Quote|The Yukes are a mysterious tribe of great lore and wisdom. Many of these sages live quietly in Shella. In the ancient wars, they were able to resist the invading Liltian armies thanks to their magical prowess. Now, they spend their days teaching magic to others. Some say that Yukes assumed their current form to augment their magical talents.|''[[Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles]]'' instruction manual.}}
 [[File:Ffcc_yuke artwork.jpg|center|520px]]
-Yukes are the best magic casters. Although they suffer from being the slowest attacker and having the least strength, they are allowed to cast spells quicker than the other three races and start out with the highest Magic stat. When a Yuke uses the [[Defend (ability)|Defend]] command, they turn invisible, and are immune to damage and status afflictions. This defense mechanism can be upheld as long as the command is held. The Yukes use mallets and hammers as [[Weapon (equipment)|weapons]].
+Yukes are the best magic casters. They are the slowest and weakest attackers, but cast spells quicker than the other three races, and start out with the highest Magic stat. When a Yuke [[Defend (ability)|defends]] they turn invisible, and become immune to damage and status afflictions for the command's duration. Yukes use mallets and hammers as [[Weapon (equipment)|weapons]].
-The Yukes are rare, as the only place they appear in great numbers is [[Shella]], their capital city where the Yukes spend most of their time teaching others how to use magic. The Yukes were the only race not defeated by the Lilties, but the Lilties' attempt to conquer the Yukes put the two races on bad terms; however, an NPC in [[Alfitaria]] notes that the two races are now seeing eye to eye.
+Yukes are rare, as the only place they appear in great numbers is [[Shella]], their capital city, where the Yukes spend most of their time teaching others how to use magic. Yukes were the only race not defeated by the Lilties whose attempt to conquer the Yukes put the two races on bad terms; however, an NPC in [[Alfitaria]] notes that the two races are now seeing eye to eye.
 Notable Yukes include the [[Shella Caravan]].
-In the original ''[[Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles]]'' for the GameCube, male yukes would "talk" by opening and closing their helmets. This trait has been since removed in the remaster, likely due to the more complex helmet of the new male Yuke design. It is unknown if female Yukes shared this trait in the original. This trait was never applied to NPC yukes, making it a unique animation for player characters. In the Crystal Chronicles Remaster, the Submarine subclass includes a sturdy metal lattice in the abdomen showing that the Yuke does not have a physical form.
+In the original ''[[Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles]]'' for the GameCube, male Yukes would "talk" by opening and closing their helmets. This trait has been since removed in the remaster, likely due to the more complex helmet of the new male Yuke design. This trait was never applied to NPC Yukes, making it a unique animation for player characters. In the remaster, the Submarine subclass includes a sturdy metal lattice in the abdomen showing that the Yuke does not have a physical form.
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 ===''[[Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Ring of Fates]]''===
-[[File:Ffccrof defaultyuke.jpg|left|thumb]]
 One of the playable characters in Story Mode, [[Alhanalem]], is a Yuke.
-Yukes' main weapons are staves. They have high Magic stats, gain greater elemental resistance as they [[level]] up, and their [[Attack (command)|normal attacks]] are based on their Magic stats. Their Tribe Ability is called the "Magic Thread", allowing them to spread the effect of the [[magicite]] over a larger area using the touch screen to create a line from the magicite in the floor dragging its magic with the line. When a "Magic Needle" is nearby, players use the touch screen to draw a line from the needle to whatever element the needle is. This is usually used to solve puzzles.
+Yukes wield staves and have high Magic stats, gain greater elemental resistance as they [[level]] up, and their [[Attack (command)|normal attacks]] are based on their Magic stats. Their Tribe Ability is "Magic Thread" that allows them to spread the effect of the [[magicite]] over a larger area using the touch screen to create a line from the magicite in the floor dragging its magic with the line. When a "Magic Needle" is nearby, players use the touch screen to draw a line from the needle to whatever element the needle is. This is usually used to solve puzzles.
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+Ffccrof defaultyuke.jpg|Default Yuke
 FFCC ROF Yuk Paladin armor Artwork.jpg|Yuke Dragoon armor artwork.
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