Mime ( job ) The Mime , also called Memorist , is a recurring job class from the " Final Fantasy " series . Mimes rely on copying the abilities of other party members using their trademark Mimic ability . Depending on the game , they are one of the best or are the most complex to use , from having no innate abilities of their own to demanding many classes to be mastered before its access . The Mime usually behaves eccentrically , and their clothing reflects this demeanor , yet they will likely be some of the strongest and most powerful fighters around . Appearances . " Final Fantasy V " . The Mime is a secret job . In the Merged World , if the party ventures to the sunken Walse Tower , they can locate the Water Crystal shard that was unachievable earlier . The job can use every previously learned innate ability except for equip abilities , and can mimic the last action of anyone in battle . It can equip three abilities at once . " Final Fantasy VI " . Gogo ' s job wasn ' t listed within the Super Nintendo version of the North American game . It was removed . Within the " Final Fantasy III Nintendo Player ' s Guide " , his / her job is given The Mimic . The English Gameboy Advance version retained the job titles and Gogo is a Mime . He Gogo is a optional character based on the Mime job from " Final Fantasy V " . Gogo can equip three of the abilities the other party members know , and can use the Mimic command to copy their last action . This makes Gogo a good candidate for dueling within the Dragon ' s Neck Coliseum . " Final Fantasy Tactics " . The Mime job is arduous to unlock , and is intended for late use in the game . The unit will need a LV5 Dragoon , Geomancer , Orator , Summoner and LV8 Squire and Chemist . The Mime has no innate abilities but will mimic the actions of any other player unit that moves before it . If a unit uses a Potion , the Mime will also on the next turn . If a unit attacks one square in front of it , the Mime will do likewise . Thus the Mime needs careful planning to be effective . As the trade - off they get as many turns as there are allied human units in the battle . They are competent physical warriors due to their stats and innate support abilities . They are useful with Dancers and Bards , as one Mime and one Dancer / Bard will double the dancing / singing without any waiting and more Mimes will equate in tripling or further , depending on how many are used . A Mime cannot mimic another ally Mime ' s action nor the unique skills of exclusive classes such as Sword Saint ; only the command skills which can be learned from regular jobs can be mimicked . There is a small chance the Mime will fail to mimic . " Dissidia Final Fantasy " . Bartz is based on the Mime class as seen in " Final Fantasy V " : he combines the attacks of his allies into new techniques , and in his EX Mode dons a red cape and has three gold stars over his head , the red cape approximating Bartz ' s costume while a Mime in " Final Fantasy V " , and the stars symbolizing mastery over a job . In the Duel Colosseum , when selected , the Mime job card transforms into a random job card upon entering the job card selection area . " Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy " . The Mime job card reappears in the new Labyrinth mode , and again transforms into a random job card . The Mime is also a job that can be selected for a character in the player ' s party for Quick Battle , Friend Card s , or wireless matches . The Mime copies the effects of whatever advanced job the opponent ' s character has . " Final Fantasy Dimensions " . An unorthodox variant of the Mime , the Memorist , is a job available to the Warriors of Light . Using its Memorandum ability , the Memorist can utilize a random selection of menu abilities learned through other jobs , effectively mimicking their capabilities in combat . They can also harness the power of memory fragments , which can boost their raw combat statistics . Argy , an advanced android built by the Avalonian Empire , serves as a guest Memorist character , and later bestows the job to the Warriors of Light . " Final Fantasy Artniks " . The Mime appears as a character card .