Dancing Girl ( character ) The Dancing Girl is a recurring non - player character in the " Final Fantasy " series . The dancing girls are , except for rare instances , nameless , and serve purely as entertainment . Appearances . " Final Fantasy " . Arylon is one of few dancing girls to have been named in any " Final Fantasy " material , however , her name appears only in the North American release on the NES . Unlike Dancing girls in subsequent games she does not dance for the party , but instead provides useful information to the Warriors of Light to aid them in their quest to restore the crystals . " Final Fantasy III " . Three dancing girls can be found across the Floating Continent . This is the first game in the series where the dancing girl will perform a dance for the player ' s entertainment , which bears no impact on the story . The dancing girl in Ur makes an appearance during the ending sequence where she tries to kiss Ingus for saving the world , but is stopped by Princess Sara Altney . " Final Fantasy IV " . This dancing girl appears in several different locations and offers to dance for the party . In the 3D remakes , the dancing girl ' s appearance was changed to feature her with pink hair and a yellow ribbon . In the original Japanese SNES release she removes her red dress on screen to reveal a bikini underneath before dancing and getting dressed again . The segment of her undressing was censored out of the original North American release . It was restored in the Game Boy Advance release , but was again censored in the North American and European version for the PlayStation Portable . The dancing girl is seen briefly in the summon sequence when Rydia summons Bomb in the 3D remake version . In the 3D versions , a Dancing Girl can be fought within the Developer ' s Office . The dancing girl appears in the debug room in the North American and Australian " Final Fantasy IV Advance " version . " Final Fantasy IV - Interlude - " . Dancing girls appear in the Clubhouse at the end of the Developer ' s Office . If the player gives Miu - P either a Dry Ether , Remedy or Elixir will result in a " special " reward . The dancing is roughly the same dancing girl scene from the members - only section of Troia ' s King ' s Bounty Pub . In Palom ' s Tale , Troia is the only place featuring many dancing girls . To access the area , the player needs to purchase the Member ' s Writ for 10 , 000 gil . Five dancing girls will turn out to be five old women who will dance for Palom for a comical scene . After the scene , Palom will have a single digit HP . Going into their dressing room , the player will find an old woman selling the Member ' s Card for 50 , 000 gil which will allow access to the Queen ' s Bounty Pub . After speaking to the man at the southeast corner of the King ' s Bounty Pub and showing him the Member ' s Card , he ' ll open the path to the Queen ' s Bounty Pub that will feature nine dancing girls who will dance for Leonora , embarrassing her . There are two dressing rooms : the dancing girls on the right side sells female - exclusive equipment and the one on the left side sells the VIP Card that will allow access to The Emperor . If this card is shown to the man on the right counter , he ' ll open up the corridor into The Emperor . Twelve dancing girls will dance for both Palom and Leonora in The Emperor . Near the end of their dance , the dancing girls will spell out Palom ' s name by positioning themselves across the screen in the five letters that makes up his name . The dancing girls can be found in the two dressing room on both sides after their dance . " Final Fantasy V " . There are three dancing girls found in the pub in Tule . When Bartz speaks to one of them on the stage , she ' ll tell him to sit at the barstool near the stage and face in their direction and they ' ll dance for him . The player must request a dance to get to the piano past the dancers to upgrade Bartz ' s piano level . A dancing girl in Jachol invites various NPCs from the crowd to dance with her , and ends with an invitation : " And you on the other side of the screen , let ' s dance . " " Final Fantasy VI " . Unlike their predecessors , the dancing girls in this game do not dance for the player . The first dancing girl appears in Nikeah . If the player talks to her with Cyan in the party , she ' ll flirt with him and trigger a humorous scene . Two of them can also be seen working at the Auction House in Jidoor . During the occupation of Albrook by the Gestahlian Empire , there are many dancing girls in the local pub . Two dancing girls are found dancing on the stage entertaining the imperial soldiers while the others are drinking with them or serving them drinks . In the World of Ruin , many of these dancing girls are scattered in numerous towns across the ruined world . " Final Fantasy XIV " . Miqo ' te dancers can be found in various places around Eorzea , including the city of Ul ' dah , Vesper Bay , and in Costa del Sol , La Noscea . In one of the Arcanist class quests , K ' lyhia disguises herself as a dancing girl in order to lure out the pirate captain Doesmaga Poisonheart . Musical themes . In all the versions of " Final Fantasy IV " , the music played when the dancing girl dances in Baron and Kaipo is an arrangement of " Sabre Dance " , originally composed by Aram Khachaturian in 1942 for the ballet " Gayane " . In " Final Fantasy V " , the music played in this game is an arrangement of the aria " L ' amour est un oiseau rebelle " ( commonly known as " Habanera " ) , originally composed by Georges Bizet in 1875 for the opera " Carmen " . In the opera , the piece is meant to introduce the titular character .