Gogo ( Final Fantasy VI ) Gogo is a playable character in " Final Fantasy VI " . They are an optional character , only found in the World of Ruin , and is a skilled mime . Profile . Appearance . Gogo wears many layers of clothing and has their face covered so well it is unclear who Gogo is , or even what gender . On inspection , it appears Gogo is wearing myriad designs and pieces of clothing that resemble the rest of the cast to varying extents . Gogo ' s color scheme is yellow , red and green , they wear an elaborate head gear that covers them entirely apart from the part left open for the eyes ; the headgear has a protruding horn - like appendage on the left and feathers . Gogo is draped in exquisite robes with beads and tassels , and has shoes with pointed tips . Yoshitaka Amano ' s concepts portray Gogo with facial makeup similar to that of Gilgamesh . Personality . From what can be seen from the only lines Gogo has when the party meets them , Gogo is a master Mime who has seen few humans since they have been inside the Zone Eater , and dislikes being idle from mimicking . Gogo has shown to have an actual personality besides miming , as they have a normal conversation with the party before joining . Although the Japanese version states that it is difficult to see whether Gogo is male or female , they use the masculine pronoun " ore " , and speak in an all - round masculine speech register . Gogo ' s gender is never revealed within the game or any " Final Fantasy VI " media , although Gogo is considered a male according to the unused shop price modifiers . Story . Gogo lives in the stomach of the Zone Eater on Triangle Island . To obtain them , the party must let the Zone Eater eat them , where they can head to the room where Gogo awaits . In the ending , Gogo has to mimic Celes Chere as she presses switches , because they open in a set . When they leave the room , Gogo , while still trying to mimic Celes ' s moves , goes to the right and comically falls into a pit , and is not clearly seen on the airship . Gogo does , in fact , escape in the airship with the rest of the party , though he / she is only visible for a split - second , along with Umaro . Identity . Who Gogo is , is left a mystery . There are several fan theories as to Gogo ' s identity , such as being one of several characters whose fates after the end of the world are unknown , such as Darill , Emperor Gestahl , Banon , Famed Mimic Gogo from " Final Fantasy V " , or someone else . Most of these theories carry little actual evidence . Gogo is likely a reference to , and shares many similarities with , the boss Famed Mimic Gogo in " Final Fantasy V " . His abilities work the same as Mimes ' did in " Final Fantasy V " and the name of Gogo ' s Desperation Attack , Punishing Meteor , could refer to the Famed Mimic Gogo , who counters all attacks with an attack of his own , essentially " punishing " the party for failing to mimic him properly ( i . e . doing nothing ) . If the Famed Mimic ' s HP gets too low , he triple - casts Meteor almost certainly killing the party . Gameplay . Gogo is a Mime whose Mimic ability can repeat the last action , and can equip three abilities from any character when equipped via the menu . To balance their versatility , their stats are subpar , and their equipment is limited to rods , some daggers , maces , universal shields , and lightweight caps and robes . Gogo ' s Desperation Attack is Punishing Meteor that deals magical damage to a single target . Creation and development . It was originally intended for Gogo to be found in any of the pubs in the World of Ruin disguised as one of the player characters not in the player ' s active party . Gogo would randomly cycle between the town s based on a timer and if the player managed to speak to them with the real character they were disguised as , Gogo would reveal themselves and join the party . The developers felt the quest was too difficult and changed this for the final version of the game . This could possibly suggest that the Siegfried imposter was meant to be Gogo during development . Musical themes . " Gogo " is their eponymous theme . It is played inside the Zone Eater , and mixed into the ending . Gogo ' s theme resembles to Fat Chocobo ' s theme from " Final Fantasy IV " and " Final Fantasy III " . Other appearances . " Final Fantasy IX " . Gogo is mentioned in the key item descriptions for the Mini - Brahne figurine , as well as the Magical Fingertip description . " Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade " . Gogo is an ally and a summonable Legend . " Final Fantasy Trading Card Game " . Gogo appears with water - elemental cards . Though Gogo isn ' t associated with water in " Final Fantasy VI " , the " Famed Mimic Gogo " is fought underwater in " Final Fantasy V " .