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A chocobo is a recuring creature in the Final Fantasy series that usually is used for transportation. In some games, a chocobo may appear as a summon. They've even had their own spin-off games! Chocobos are emu-like beasts that are usually yellow in color. Those that are another color generally have special abilities. Usually riding a chocobo on the world map will prevent random enemy encounters as well.

[edit] Final Fantasy III

Chocobos have a lot of usage in this game. If you can find the Chocobo Forest you can summon Fat Chocobo. The regular chocobos in the forest allow you to ride them around every where that isn't blocked by mountains. Riding chocobos also exempts you from fighting any enemies on your travels. There is a Chocobo summon in the game as well.

[edit] Summon

• Job: Evoker, Sage, Summoner
  • White Summon: Escape instantly from battle.
  • Black Summon: Attack the enemy (Inefective)
  • High Summon: Damages one enemy with a powerful chocobo kick

[edit] Final Fantasy IV

Chocobos can be found in the chocobo forest. White chocobos can restore MP, where yellow ones can simply be ridden. Black chocobos can fly, though they can only land in the woods, and after you remount, they will fly you back to their forest. The Fat Chocobo is crucial for the development of Whyt, Rydia's special Eilodon. Whyt can be trained or altered by the Fat Chocobo.

[edit] Final Fantasy V

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[edit] Final Fantasy VI

Chocobos can be rented from stables in towns and forests. No enemies can attack the riders while mounted, and ride time is unlimited until dismount.

[edit] Final Fantasy VII

In this game, generic chocobos can be used for transportation on the world map. They are also used in the side quest Chocobo Breeding & Racing. There is even a special chocobo summon, Choco/Mog. The Choco/Mog materia can be obtained at the Chocobo Farm as early as Disc 1. Chocobos can be caught during battle and appear in various places on the World Map: Chocobo (FFVII).

[edit] Final Fantasy VII: Crisis Core

The chocobo appears as a summon on the DMW. It's attack is called Chocobo Stomp.

[edit] Final Fantasy VIII

Chocobos are used for transportation and are involved in a side quest. See Chocobos (FFVIII) for more information.

[edit] Final Fantasy IX

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See also:

• Chocobo FFIX Guide

[edit] Final Fantasy X

The chocobo as it appears in Final Fantay X

Chocobos can only be used at the Mi'ihen Highroad and the Calm Lands. The Chocobo training courses are required to obtain Tidus's Celestial Weapon.

[edit] Final Fantasy X-2

Main Article: Chocobo Ranch

Chocobos in FFX-2 are used to gather items, and even open a hidden area in the Mi'ihen Highroad's Old Road. Like in other Final Fantasy games, chocobos must be captured in battle.

Chocobos appear in random battles in Chapters 1-5 all over Spira. They must be given gysahl greens to keep them from running away. Then the enemies can be defeated. Feed them another green to capture them. Chocobos are automatically sent to the Chocobo Ranch.

[edit] Final Fantasy XI

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[edit] Final Fantasy XII

Chocobos play a larger role in XII because certain routes may only be traveled by chocobos, one of which leads to an esper. Chocobos can be rented from Gurdy or found in the wild and coaxed with Gyshal Greens.

• Locations
  • Rabanastre (Rent)
  • Nalbina (Rent)
  • Jahara (Rent, Wild)
  • Mt. Bur-Omisace (Rent)
  • Phon Coast (Rent, Wild)
  • Mosphoran Highwaste (Wild)
  • Yensa Sandsea (Wild)
  • Balfonheim (Rent)

Various chocobos also appear as enemies:

• Yellow Chocobo
• Red Chocobo
• Black Chocobo
• White Chocobo
• Brown Chocobo
• Green Chocobo
• Lv99 Red Chocobo

[edit] Final Fantasy XIII

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[edit] Dissidia: Final Fantasy

Main Article: Chocobo (Dissidia)

Chocobo appears in Dissidia as a Manual summonstone. It is modeled after its Final Fantasy VIII version.

[edit] Final Fantasy Tactics

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[edit] Final Fantasy Tactics Advance

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[edit] Theatrhythm Final Fantasy

Chocobos will appear in this upcoming 3DS rhythm game.