# moogleAPI

> Look up Final Fantasy's characters, monsters and games through moogleAPI, a free, open fan project: eighteen games from the first Final Fantasy to Final Fantasy XVI with X-2 and XIII-2, over 2,000 characters with their role, affiliation, race, hometown, abilities, art and popularity, and over 3,800 monsters with where they are fought, their HP, level and battle stats, weaknesses, abilities, drops and steals, bosses marked. List a game's cast or bestiary, get a character or monster by ID or by name, search names and descriptions, pick a character at random for a character of the day, and read each game's release, platform and logo. No API key needed; one lifts the rate limit tenfold.

App · Gaming · 9 actions. Web page: https://docs.lodol.com/docs/integrations/moogleapi

## Actions

### Get a random character

Pick a Final Fantasy character at random, from every game or from one, optionally only among the popular ones or those with a picture, for a character of the day, a quiz or a prompt. The same seed always picks the same character, so a seed of the date gives one pick a day. Returns everything Get character does. Fails if no character matches the filters.

**Inputs**

- Game (`game`, text): Optional. Only one game, by its number, name or ID, typed any way: VII, FF7, Final Fantasy VII or 7 all work, as do X-2 and XIII-2. A game from List games can be given whole. Leave empty for every game.
- Seed (`seed`, text): Optional. Any text; the same seed always picks the same character, so today's date gives a character of the day that every run that day agrees on. Leave empty for a fresh pick each time.
- Minimum popularity (`min_popularity`, number): Optional. Only records with a popularity score of at least this, from 0 to 100; the leads of a game score in the nineties and a shopkeeper in the sixties. Leave empty or 0 for everyone. From 0 to 100. Default: `0`.
- Require a picture (`require_image`, true/false): Only records that have a piece of art, for a post or a card that shows one. Off by default: most records have one, and the rest give null for their picture. Default: `false`.

**Outputs**

- `character` (object): The character, with everything the service holds.
- `seed` (text): The seed the pick was made with, or null for a fresh pick.

**Example output**

```json
{
  "character": {
    "abilities": null,
    "affiliation": null,
    "description": "Joshua Rosfield is a main character from Final Fantasy XVI. He is the Archduke of Rosaria's second born son and Clive's younger brother.",
    "game": "Final Fantasy XVI",
    "hometown": "Rosaria",
    "id": 2317,
    "image": "https://images.moogleapi.com/gen/characters/2317.webp",
    "name": "Joshua Rosfield",
    "popularity": 84,
    "race": "Human",
    "release_year": 2023,
    "role": "Dominant of the Phoenix"
  },
  "seed": "2026-10-09"
}
```

### Get character

Get one Final Fantasy character by ID or by name, typed any way, with everything moogleAPI holds: a description, their role, affiliation, race, hometown and abilities, their art, their game and their popularity. A name is found through the service's search, within a game when one is given; a name several characters share fails naming them, and a name nobody has fails too.

**Inputs**

- Character (`character`, text, required): The character: their ID, such as 251, or their name, such as Cloud Strife, typed any way. Part of a name works when only one character has it; a name several share, such as Cloud of Darkness, needs the game or the ID. A character from List or Search characters can be given whole.
- Game (`game`, text): Optional. The game to look a name up in, by its number, name or ID, such as VII or Final Fantasy X-2, for a name several games share. Ignored when an ID is given.

**Outputs**

- `character` (object): The character, with everything the service holds.

**Example output**

```json
{
  "character": {
    "abilities": "Operator Mode/Punisher Mode, Omnislash, Cross-Slash, Ascension",
    "affiliation": "Shinra Electric Power Company",
    "description": "Cloud Strife is a major protagonist in the Final Fantasy VII series. He is the main protagonist of Final Fantasy VII, Final Fantasy VII Remake, Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, Final Fantasy VII Revelation, and Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children.",
    "game": "Final Fantasy VII",
    "hometown": "Nibelheim",
    "id": 251,
    "image": "https://images.moogleapi.com/gen/characters/251.webp",
    "name": "Cloud Strife",
    "popularity": 100,
    "race": "Human",
    "release_year": 1997,
    "role": "Mercenary (Former Shinra Infantryman), Courier"
  }
}
```

### Get game

Get one Final Fantasy game by its number, name or ID, typed any way (VII, FF7, Final Fantasy VII, X-2): its release year, platform, logo and emblem, and how many characters and monsters the service holds for it. A game it does not cover fails, naming the ones it does.

**Inputs**

- Game (`game`, text, required): The game, by its number, name or ID, typed any way: VII, FF7, Final Fantasy VII or 7 all work, as do X-2 and XIII-2. A game from List games can be given whole.

**Outputs**

- `game` (object): The game, with how much the service holds for it.

**Example output**

```json
{
  "game": {
    "character_count": 74,
    "description": null,
    "emblem": "https://images.moogleapi.com/thumb/games/7.webp",
    "id": 7,
    "logo": "https://images.moogleapi.com/games/7.webp",
    "main_series": true,
    "monster_count": 300,
    "name": "Final Fantasy VII",
    "platform": "PlayStation",
    "release_year": 1997
  }
}
```

### Get monster

Get one Final Fantasy monster by ID or by name, typed any way, with everything moogleAPI holds: a description, whether it is a boss, where it is fought, its HP, MP, level, experience and gil, its stats, weaknesses, abilities, drops and steals, its art, its game and its popularity. A name is found through the service's search, within a game when one is given; a name several monsters share fails naming them, and a name none has fails too.

**Inputs**

- Monster (`monster`, text, required): The monster: its ID, such as 1, or its name, such as Abyss Worm, typed any way. Part of a name works when only one monster has it; a name most games share, such as Goblin, needs the game or the ID. A monster from List or Search monsters can be given whole.
- Game (`game`, text): Optional. The game to look a name up in, by its number, name or ID, such as VII or Final Fantasy X-2, for a name several games share. Ignored when an ID is given.

**Outputs**

- `monster` (object): The monster, with everything the service holds.

**Example output**

```json
{
  "monster": {
    "abilities": "Foot Stamp, Emerald Shoot (A), Emerald Beam (A), Revenge Stamp, Emerald Shoot (B), Emerald Beam (B), Aire Tam Storm",
    "absorbs": "Ice, Water",
    "attack": 180,
    "category": "Boss",
    "defense": 90,
    "description": "Emerald Weapon is a superboss in the North American, PAL and International versions of Final Fantasy VII, and one of the toughest of the five Weapons (the others are Ultimate, Diamond, Ruby, and the non-battled Sapphire). Emerald Weapon is released when Sephiroth summons Meteor; Weapons are awakened when the planet is under grave threat, to work as its protectors.",
    "drops": "Earth Harp",
    "evasion": null,
    "experience": 50000,
    "game": "Final Fantasy VII",
    "gil": 50000,
    "hit_points": 1000000,
    "id": 10448,
    "image": "https://images.moogleapi.com/gen/monsters/10448.webp",
    "level": 99,
    "location": "Bottom of the Sea",
    "magic_attack": 180,
    "magic_defense": 90,
    "magic_points": 100,
    "name": "Emerald Weapon",
    "popularity": 78,
    "release_year": 1997,
    "speed": 230,
    "steals": null,
    "weaknesses": "Thunder"
  }
}
```

### List characters

List the characters of one Final Fantasy game or of every game, a page at a time in order of name with the real total: each with their role, affiliation, race, hometown, abilities, art and popularity. Narrow to the popular ones or to those with a picture. Get character adds the description.

**Inputs**

- Game (`game`, text): Optional. Only one game, by its number, name or ID, typed any way: VII, FF7, Final Fantasy VII or 7 all work, as do X-2 and XIII-2. A game from List games can be given whole. Leave empty for every game.
- Minimum popularity (`min_popularity`, number): Optional. Only records with a popularity score of at least this, from 0 to 100; the leads of a game score in the nineties and a shopkeeper in the sixties. Leave empty or 0 for everyone. From 0 to 100. Default: `0`.
- Require a picture (`require_image`, true/false): Only records that have a piece of art, for a post or a card that shows one. Off by default: most records have one, and the rest give null for their picture. Default: `false`.
- Page (`page`, number): Which page of results to return, starting at 1. Leave empty for the first page. A page past the last one returns nothing, but still gives the real total. At least 1.
- Page size (`page_size`, number): How many records a page holds, from 1 to 500. Defaults to 20. Any game's whole cast fits in a page of 500 but Final Fantasy XIV's, which takes three. From 1 to 500. Default: `20`.

**Outputs**

- `characters` (list): This page of the characters that match, in order of name. Empty when none match or the page is past the last one.
- `game` (text): The name of the game listed, e.g. 'Final Fantasy VII', or null when every game was.
- `page` (number): This page's number, from 1.
- `page_size` (number): How many records a page holds.
- `pages` (number): How many pages there are; 0 when nothing matches.
- `total` (number): How many match in all, across every page.

**Example output**

```json
{
  "characters": [
    {
      "abilities": "Tempest, Great Gospel, Healing Wind, Planet's Protection",
      "affiliation": null,
      "game": "Final Fantasy VII",
      "hometown": "Icicle Inn",
      "id": 236,
      "image": "https://images.moogleapi.com/gen/characters/236.webp",
      "name": "Aerith Gainsborough",
      "popularity": 100,
      "race": "Half-Cetra/human",
      "release_year": 1997,
      "role": "Florist"
    },
    {
      "abilities": "Overcharge/Overrun, Catastrophe, Fire in the Hole",
      "affiliation": "Avalanche",
      "game": "Final Fantasy VII",
      "hometown": "Corel",
      "id": 237,
      "image": "https://images.moogleapi.com/gen/characters/237.webp",
      "name": "Barret Wallace",
      "popularity": 99,
      "race": "Human",
      "release_year": 1997,
      "role": "Leader in Avalanche"
    },
    {
      "abilities": "Operator Mode/Punisher Mode, Omnislash, Cross-Slash, Ascension",
      "affiliation": "Shinra Electric Power Company",
      "game": "Final Fantasy VII",
      "hometown": "Nibelheim",
      "id": 251,
      "image": "https://images.moogleapi.com/gen/characters/251.webp",
      "name": "Cloud Strife",
      "popularity": 100,
      "race": "Human",
      "release_year": 1997,
      "role": "Mercenary (Former Shinra Infantryman), Courier"
    }
  ],
  "game": "Final Fantasy VII",
  "page": 1,
  "page_size": 3,
  "pages": 3,
  "total": 8
}
```

### List games

List the Final Fantasy games moogleAPI covers, from the first Final Fantasy to Final Fantasy XVI with X-2 and XIII-2, in order of release, a page at a time: each with its ID, release year, platform and logo. Get game adds how many characters and monsters the service holds for one.

**Inputs**

- Page (`page`, number): Which page of results to return, starting at 1. Leave empty for the first page. A page past the last one returns nothing, but still gives the real total. At least 1.
- Page size (`page_size`, number): How many records a page holds, from 1 to 500. Defaults to 20. Any game's whole cast fits in a page of 500 but Final Fantasy XIV's, which takes three. From 1 to 500. Default: `20`.

**Outputs**

- `games` (list): This page of the games, in order of release. Empty when the page is past the last one.
- `page` (number): This page's number, from 1.
- `page_size` (number): How many records a page holds.
- `pages` (number): How many pages there are; 0 when nothing matches.
- `total` (number): How many match in all, across every page.

**Example output**

```json
{
  "games": [
    {
      "emblem": "https://images.moogleapi.com/thumb/games/1.webp",
      "id": 1,
      "logo": "https://images.moogleapi.com/games/1.webp",
      "main_series": true,
      "name": "Final Fantasy",
      "platform": "NES",
      "release_year": 1987
    },
    {
      "emblem": "https://images.moogleapi.com/thumb/games/2.webp",
      "id": 2,
      "logo": "https://images.moogleapi.com/games/2.webp",
      "main_series": true,
      "name": "Final Fantasy II",
      "platform": "NES",
      "release_year": 1988
    },
    {
      "emblem": "https://images.moogleapi.com/thumb/games/3.webp",
      "id": 3,
      "logo": "https://images.moogleapi.com/games/3.webp",
      "main_series": true,
      "name": "Final Fantasy III",
      "platform": "NES",
      "release_year": 1990
    }
  ],
  "page": 1,
  "page_size": 3,
  "pages": 6,
  "total": 18
}
```

### List monsters

List the monsters of one Final Fantasy game or of every game, a page at a time in order of name with the real total: each with its category, where it is fought, its HP, level and battle stats, weaknesses, abilities, art and popularity. Narrow to the bosses or the ordinary enemies, the popular ones or those with a picture. Get monster adds the description, MP, experience, gil, evasion, drops and steals.

**Inputs**

- Game (`game`, text): Optional. Only one game, by its number, name or ID, typed any way: VII, FF7, Final Fantasy VII or 7 all work, as do X-2 and XIII-2. A game from List games can be given whole. Leave empty for every game.
- Category (`category`, text): Optional. Only the bosses, or only the ordinary enemies. Leave empty for both. One of: `Boss` (Bosses), `Enemy` (Ordinary enemies).
- Minimum popularity (`min_popularity`, number): Optional. Only records with a popularity score of at least this, from 0 to 100; the leads of a game score in the nineties and a shopkeeper in the sixties. Leave empty or 0 for everyone. From 0 to 100. Default: `0`.
- Require a picture (`require_image`, true/false): Only records that have a piece of art, for a post or a card that shows one. Off by default: most records have one, and the rest give null for their picture. Default: `false`.
- Page (`page`, number): Which page of results to return, starting at 1. Leave empty for the first page. A page past the last one returns nothing, but still gives the real total. At least 1.
- Page size (`page_size`, number): How many records a page holds, from 1 to 500. Defaults to 20. Any game's whole cast fits in a page of 500 but Final Fantasy XIV's, which takes three. From 1 to 500. Default: `20`.

**Outputs**

- `category` (text): 'Boss' or 'Enemy' when one was asked for, or null for both.
- `game` (text): The name of the game listed, e.g. 'Final Fantasy VII', or null when every game was.
- `monsters` (list): This page of the monsters that match, in order of name. Empty when none match or the page is past the last one.
- `page` (number): This page's number, from 1.
- `page_size` (number): How many records a page holds.
- `pages` (number): How many pages there are; 0 when nothing matches.
- `total` (number): How many match in all, across every page.

**Example output**

```json
{
  "category": "Boss",
  "game": "Final Fantasy VII",
  "monsters": [
    {
      "abilities": "Rear Gun, Destroyed, Bodyblow, Big Bomber*, Energy Ball**",
      "absorbs": null,
      "attack": 24,
      "category": "Boss",
      "defense": 40,
      "game": "Final Fantasy VII",
      "hit_points": 1200,
      "id": 10443,
      "image": "https://images.moogleapi.com/gen/monsters/10443.webp",
      "level": 15,
      "location": "No. 5 Reactor",
      "magic_attack": 12,
      "magic_defense": 160,
      "name": "Air Buster",
      "popularity": 68,
      "release_year": 1997,
      "speed": 75,
      "weaknesses": "Thunder"
    },
    {
      "abilities": "Tail Attack, Lick, Sewer Tsunami (enemy), Sewer Tsunami (party)",
      "absorbs": null,
      "attack": 40,
      "category": "Boss",
      "defense": 18,
      "game": "Final Fantasy VII",
      "hit_points": 1800,
      "id": 3291,
      "image": "https://images.moogleapi.com/gen/monsters/3291.webp",
      "level": 18,
      "location": "Sewer",
      "magic_attack": 40,
      "magic_defense": 80,
      "name": "Aps",
      "popularity": 64,
      "release_year": 1997,
      "speed": 63,
      "weaknesses": "Fire"
    },
    {
      "abilities": "Whip, Big Fang, Evil Poison",
      "absorbs": null,
      "attack": 96,
      "category": "Boss",
      "defense": 60,
      "game": "Final Fantasy VII",
      "hit_points": 11000,
      "id": 3292,
      "image": "https://images.moogleapi.com/gen/monsters/3292.webp",
      "level": 34,
      "location": "Sector 8",
      "magic_attack": 100,
      "magic_defense": 80,
      "name": "Bad Rap Sample",
      "popularity": 54,
      "release_year": 1997,
      "speed": 89,
      "weaknesses": null
    }
  ],
  "page": 1,
  "page_size": 3,
  "pages": 19,
  "total": 57
}
```

### Search characters

Find Final Fantasy characters with a word in their name or description, across every game or within one: the service's first 50 matches in order of name, each with their role, description, art and game. No match is an empty list, not a failure. Get character gives the rest of a match.

**Inputs**

- Query (`query`, text, required): A word or words to look for in names and descriptions, ignoring case, from 2 to 100 characters, such as Cloud or Shinra. A word in a description counts as much as one in a name.
- Game (`game`, text): Optional. Only one game, by its number, name or ID, typed any way: VII, FF7, Final Fantasy VII or 7 all work, as do X-2 and XIII-2. A game from List games can be given whole. Leave empty for every game.

**Outputs**

- `capped` (true/false): Whether the service's limit of 50 matches was reached, so there may be more, later in the alphabet: narrow the query or the game.
- `count` (number): How many matches came back, at most 50.
- `game` (text): The name of the game searched, e.g. 'Final Fantasy VII', or null when every game was.
- `query` (text): The words looked for, as sent.
- `results` (list): The matches, up to 50, in order of name. Empty when nothing matches.

**Example output**

```json
{
  "capped": false,
  "count": 2,
  "game": "Final Fantasy VII",
  "query": "Cloud",
  "results": [
    {
      "description": "Cloud Strife is a major protagonist in the Final Fantasy VII series. He is the main protagonist of Final Fantasy VII, Final Fantasy VII Remake, Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, Final Fantasy VII Revelation, and Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children.",
      "game": "Final Fantasy VII",
      "id": 251,
      "image": "https://images.moogleapi.com/gen/characters/251.webp",
      "name": "Cloud Strife",
      "role": "Mercenary (Former Shinra Infantryman), Courier"
    },
    {
      "description": "Sephiroth is the main antagonist of Final Fantasy VII, Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children, Final Fantasy VII Remake, Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, and Final Fantasy VII Revelation, and one of the major antagonists in its extended universe. In spin-off appearances, Sephiroth is depicted as Cloud Strife's archenemy and is seen as a symbol of Cloud's troubled past that haunts him.",
      "game": "Final Fantasy VII",
      "id": 297,
      "image": "https://images.moogleapi.com/gen/characters/297.webp",
      "name": "Sephiroth",
      "role": "SOLDIER First Class"
    }
  ]
}
```

### Search monsters

Find Final Fantasy monsters with a word in their name or description, across every game or within one, bosses or ordinary enemies or both: the service's first 50 matches in order of name, each with its description, location, HP, level, weaknesses, abilities and art. No match is an empty list, not a failure. Get monster gives the rest of a match.

**Inputs**

- Query (`query`, text, required): A word or words to look for in names and descriptions, ignoring case, from 2 to 100 characters, such as Bomb or Weapon. A word in a description counts as much as one in a name.
- Game (`game`, text): Optional. Only one game, by its number, name or ID, typed any way: VII, FF7, Final Fantasy VII or 7 all work, as do X-2 and XIII-2. A game from List games can be given whole. Leave empty for every game.
- Category (`category`, text): Optional. Only the bosses, or only the ordinary enemies. Leave empty for both. One of: `Boss` (Bosses), `Enemy` (Ordinary enemies).

**Outputs**

- `capped` (true/false): Whether the service's limit of 50 matches was reached, so there may be more, later in the alphabet: narrow the query or the game.
- `category` (text): 'Boss' or 'Enemy' when one was asked for, or null for both.
- `count` (number): How many matches came back, at most 50.
- `game` (text): The name of the game searched, e.g. 'Final Fantasy VII', or null when every game was.
- `query` (text): The words looked for, as sent.
- `results` (list): The matches, up to 50, in order of name. Empty when nothing matches.

**Example output**

```json
{
  "capped": false,
  "category": "Boss",
  "count": 8,
  "game": "Final Fantasy VII",
  "query": "Weapon",
  "results": [
    {
      "abilities": "Diamond Fire, Foot Stamp, Diamond Flash, (Report)",
      "absorbs": null,
      "category": "Boss",
      "description": "Diamond Weapon is a boss in Final Fantasy VII. It is one of the Planet's many Weapons.",
      "game": "Final Fantasy VII",
      "hit_points": 30000,
      "id": 10446,
      "image": "https://images.moogleapi.com/gen/monsters/10446.webp",
      "level": 49,
      "location": "Midgar Area",
      "name": "Diamond Weapon",
      "popularity": 70,
      "weaknesses": "Thunder"
    },
    {
      "abilities": "Foot Stamp, Emerald Shoot (A), Emerald Beam (A), Revenge Stamp, Emerald Shoot (B), Emerald Beam (B), Aire Tam Storm",
      "absorbs": "Ice, Water",
      "category": "Boss",
      "description": "Emerald Weapon is a superboss in the North American, PAL and International versions of Final Fantasy VII, and one of the toughest of the five Weapons (the others are Ultimate, Diamond, Ruby, and the non-battled Sapphire). Emerald Weapon is released when Sephiroth summons Meteor; Weapons are awakened when the planet is under grave threat, to work as its protectors.",
      "game": "Final Fantasy VII",
      "hit_points": 1000000,
      "id": 10448,
      "image": "https://images.moogleapi.com/gen/monsters/10448.webp",
      "level": 99,
      "location": "Bottom of the Sea",
      "name": "Emerald Weapon",
      "popularity": 78,
      "weaknesses": "Thunder"
    },
    {
      "abilities": "Emerald Laser (HP for Blue, MP for Yellow), Vanish",
      "absorbs": "Ice, Water",
      "category": "Boss",
      "description": "The Eye is a boss in Final Fantasy VII. Eyes are spheres that appear in the Emerald Weapon and can be revived by it at any point.",
      "game": "Final Fantasy VII",
      "hit_points": 25000,
      "id": 10449,
      "image": "https://images.moogleapi.com/gen/monsters/10449.webp",
      "level": 50,
      "location": "Bottom of the Sea",
      "name": "Eye",
      "popularity": 52,
      "weaknesses": "Fire"
    },
    {
      "abilities": "Standing: Big Hand Clash, Wrist Laser, Knee Fire, Knee Blend, W Machine Gun, Materia-jammer, Charging: Beam Cannon, Charging",
      "absorbs": null,
      "category": "Boss",
      "description": "The Proud Clod is a mechanical weapon designed by Scarlet and the Shinra Weapons Department in Final Fantasy VII. The Jamar Armor is attached to its chest, and the whole construct said to be equipped with \"anti-Weapon artillery\", so Proud Clod was presumably built to fight the Weapons.",
      "game": "Final Fantasy VII",
      "hit_points": 60000,
      "id": 3324,
      "image": "https://images.moogleapi.com/gen/monsters/3324.webp",
      "level": 53,
      "location": "Sector 8; Battle Square",
      "name": "Proud Clod",
      "popularity": 79,
      "weaknesses": null
    },
    {
      "abilities": "Normal: Whirlsand, Ruby Flame, Ultima, Ruby Ray, Shadow Flare, Big Claw, Big Swing, Comet2, Whirlsand, Tentacles: Whirlsand, Right Revenge, Right Thrust, Left Revenge, Left Thrust",
      "absorbs": "Fire, Ice, Thunder, Earth",
      "category": "Boss",
      "description": "Ruby Weapon is one of two superbosses of Final Fantasy VII, along with the Emerald Weapon, and among the three Weapon enemies added in the North American, PAL, and International versions. It is one of seven Weapons the Planet has produced and dispatched to cleanse any threats to its continued existence.",
      "game": "Final Fantasy VII",
      "hit_points": 800000,
      "id": 10462,
      "image": "https://images.moogleapi.com/gen/monsters/10462.webp",
      "level": 59,
      "location": "Gold Saucer Area desert",
      "name": "Ruby Weapon",
      "popularity": 81,
      "weaknesses": null
    },
    {
      "abilities": null,
      "absorbs": null,
      "category": "Boss",
      "description": "The Ruby's Tentacle is an enemy in Final Fantasy VII. A set of two Ruby's Tentacle enemies appear in the Ruby Weapon boss fight.",
      "game": "Final Fantasy VII",
      "hit_points": 40000,
      "id": 3331,
      "image": "https://images.moogleapi.com/gen/monsters/3331.webp",
      "level": 37,
      "location": "Gold Saucer Area",
      "name": "Ruby's Tentacle",
      "popularity": 49,
      "weaknesses": null
    },
    {
      "abilities": "Ironball, Iron Attack, War Cry",
      "absorbs": null,
      "category": "Boss",
      "description": "Staniv is an enemy in Final Fantasy VII. He is the fourth boss Yuffie fights in the pagoda, and represents Weapons.",
      "game": "Final Fantasy VII",
      "hit_points": 6000,
      "id": 3341,
      "image": "https://images.moogleapi.com/gen/monsters/3341.webp",
      "level": 36,
      "location": "Wutai",
      "name": "Staniv",
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