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Maggie

Last updated 2026-08-21

Maggie is a quest-exclusive NPC who appears in the World Quest Series Moon Gazing: Act II - Visitors From the Stars in the form of an enormous Kuuhenki.

Profile

Maagees-Geti was once a Dragon researcher versed in life sciences who worked with her lover Ungien on the Frost Moon.[2]

When the Eye of Ibni-Belum recorded another deep-space signal and its coordinates, Ungien decided to embark on the journey to find the signal's sender and transmit back his findings, despite the coordinates being too far away for the spaceship, the Moongazer, to travel there and back.[3]

Maagees-Geti and the other researchers on the space station never heard back from Ungien again until years later, when the station's Space Capture Arm was damaged by an unknown object. It turned out that the object was the cloaked Moongazer. Maagees-Geti began investigating the spaceship and only found "a round, black, spiky creature" inside that matched Ungien's data signature. The creature was, in fact, the fusion of Ungien with an alien creature. After recuperating, the creature/Ungien delivered the message to the researchers and died shortly thereafter.[3]

However, Maagees-Geti used an experimental technique that would convert a lifeform into one composed of pure Archaeolune Energy. Following this conversion what was left of Ungien became Ungie, an artificial Kuuhenki of enormous size.[3]

After her own death, she requested that her student Lusalim use the same technique which resulted in her becoming the "Mega Kuuuhenki" Maggie that the Traveler, Paimon, and Eggie encounter during Visitors From the Stars.[3]

Appearance

Maggie is similar to a normal Kuuhenki, except that she has an enormous size and a long tail dragged behind her body. She's colored in different shades of light blue and white.

Quests and Events

World Quests

Gallery

Trivia

Etymology

  • Maagees-Geti originates from Sumerian "Má-a-gè-eš-ĝé-ti(l)".
    • Má-a-gè-eš: fixed supplicatory particle phrase meaning "for me, unto me"; it has no standalone material noun definition here.
    • ĝé-ti(l): composite verbal root for blessing; til means "to live, to endure, to abide eternally".
    • Maagees-Geti is a classic theophoric naming formula used in Ur III royal inscriptions, translating to "may He live and abide for me". (French: puisse-t-il vivre pour moi)[4]
  • Maagees-Geti and Ungie are lovers, and these two names appear side by side on page 20 of the scholarly volume Sumer et Akkad[4]

Other Languages

Maggie

LanguageOfficial Name
EnglishMaggie
Chinese
(Simplified)
玛歌
Mǎgē
Chinese
(Traditional)
瑪歌
Mǎgē
Japaneseマーゴ
Maago
Korean마게스
Mageseu
SpanishMaggie
FrenchMaggie
RussianМэгги
Meggi
ThaiMaggie
VietnameseMaggie
GermanMaggie
IndonesianMaggie
PortugueseMaagees
TurkishMaggie
ItalianMaggie

Maagees-Geti

LanguageOfficial Name
EnglishMaagees-Geti
Chinese
(Simplified)
玛歌洁蒂
Mǎgējiédì
Chinese
(Traditional)
瑪歌潔蒂
Mǎgējiédì
Japaneseマーゴジェティ
Maagojeti
Korean마게스게티
Mageseugeti
SpanishMaagees-Geti
FrenchMaagees-Geti
RussianМагис-Гети
Magis-Geti
ThaiMaagees-Geti
VietnameseMaagees-Geti
GermanMaagees-Geti
IndonesianMaagees-Geti
PortugueseMaagees-Geti
TurkishMaagees-Geti
ItalianMaagees-Geti

Change History

References

  1. Loading Screen Tip: Space Lifeform Capture Station
  2. 2.0 2.1 World Quest, Moon Gazing: Act II - Visitors From the Stars, Part 2: Visitors From the Stars
  3. 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 World Quest, Moon Gazing: Act II - Visitors From the Stars, Part 3: Visitors From the Stars
  4. 4.0 4.1 Jean, Charles-François. Šumer et Akkad ; Contribution à l'histoire de la civilisation dans la Basse Mésopotamie. 1923, p. 20.
  5. Valiant Chronicles: "Mushteshir"