Fat Chocobo The Fat Chocobo , also known as the Big Chocobo and Chubby Chocobo and The Godsbird , is a large and hefty chocobo . In the earlier games of the " Final Fantasy " series , when the player is limited to the number of items they can carry , Fat Chocobo can store a vast quantity of items . It also appears as a summon , whose attack involves landing on the enemy party , but the player cannot summon Fat Chocobo through conventional means . Appearances . " Final Fantasy III " . The Fat Chocobo can only be summoned by using a Carrot ( or some Gysahl Greens in the 3D remakes ) in an area that " Smells like Chocobos " inside Chocobo Woods . These areas appear in chocobo towns and also on the " Invincible " , the final airship . Once summoned , the Fat Chocobo will store items in his belly for the party . In the 3D remake , the Fat Chocobo serves the same function even as the party has a larger item capacity ; and he can also be summoned by a man in Southwest Saronia who also keeps track of the game ' s various logs . " Final Fantasy IV " . Fat Chocobo , also known as the Big Chocobo , fulfills the same role as in " Final Fantasy III " , appearing mainly in chocobo forests , but there is also such an area in the Dwarven Castle . A robotic Fat Chocobo can be found on the " Lunar Whale " and does not need to be summoned via Gysahl Greens . The Gysahl Whistle can be used to summon the Fat Chocobo from anywhere . The dwarves refer to the Fat Chocobo as the Godsbird , or Bird God depending on the version . In the SNES , PS , and Game Boy Advance versions , the Fat Chocobo can store up to 126 items . This is enough , combined with the party ' s inventory and equipped items , to hold one of every non - key item in the SNES version due to the large number of removed items , but is not enough to store one of every item in the PS or Game Boy Advance versions . The Fat Chocobo ' s storage capacity was increased to 300 items in the " " , which allows the players to store every item in the game . Since the item capacity is not limited in the 3D remake , the Fat Chocobo no longer stores items . Instead , the Fat Chocobo allows the player to view voiced cutscenes through the Event Theater , view the bestiary , listen to the Music Box , play minigame s , and customize the Whyt summon . " Final Fantasy V " . The Fat Chocobo is a random summon to the Chocobo summon option . It will cause non - elemental damage to all enemies , as opposed to the Chocobo Kick ' s one target attack . " Final Fantasy VI " . The Fat Chocobo appears on a window pattern , the eighth one , found under the config on the main menu . " Final Fantasy VII " . The Fat Chocobo appears as part of the Choco / Mog Summon Materia . Rarely , approximately a 1 / 16 chance , instead of the normal summon the Fat - Chocobo ability will be used , where the Fat Chocobo will fall out of the sky and land on the enemy , crushing it with its weight . It deals 25 % more damage than normal , but it doesn ' t cause Stop like the regular summon . Other than the Summon command , Fat Chocobo can be dropped on the enemies in two further ways , both through the Slots Limit Break . The first is through his Summon Limit Break , which is a rare ability to gain , and impossible at higher level s . Since Choco / Mog ' s ID is 1 , the player would first have to get such a low number , which to get the player would have to be at a lower level , and take 1 / 16 chance to summon the Fat Chocobo . The other way to use the Fat Chocobo uses a different formula of damage . Through the Toy Box Limit Break , Cait Sith can drop the Fat Chocobo on the enemy for four times normal damage . The Fat Chocobo is heavily featured in the artwork of the Gold Saucer , as well as mascots dressed in this suit . " Final Fantasy VIII " . If Boko has leveled up in " Chocobo World " , his summon will use an attack called ChocoBocle , where Chubby Chocobo falls from above and crushes the enemy . It is one of the few attacks that breaks the damage limit . Chubby Chocobo ' s Triple Triad card is part of the Queen of Cards sidequest . " Final Fantasy IX " . The Fat Chocobo rules the Chocobo ' s Paradise . After finding all the chocograph s , if any Tetra Master cards found in chocograph treasure chests got rejected because the player ' s card quota was full , Fat Chocobo will give them to the player . Fat Chocobo can be challenged to a card game and will play the rare card Mog , although extremely rarely . Fat Chocobo is also the image for the King card in the secret Blackjack minigame . " Final Fantasy XIV " . The Fat Chocobo appears as a mount for players who purchased the Collectors Edition . Players can also obtain the Parade Chocobo mount , a slightly modified version of the Fat Chocobo , upon receiving 3000 player commendations . The Fat Chocobo also appears as Triple Triad card which has a stat of 5 on every spot . " Final Fantasy Tactics " . Fat Chocobo is mentioned in the Artefacts that talks of a Chocobo Cannon , which gets a Fat Chocobo to drink gun powder to fire it like a cannon . As the Chocobo Cannon rarely hits a target , it was never used for practical purposes . " Dissidia Final Fantasy " ( 2008 ) . The player can purchase the Treasure Hunter Play Plan in the PP store . It appears under the name " Fat Chocobo Course " . The course increases the amount of treasure the player receives and switches the player ' s normal chocobo for a fat one , who seems to sleep a lot longer than on other play plans . It makes a different chirping sound when it finds treasure . " Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy " . The Fat Chocobo returns with Treasure Hunter Play Plan . " Theatrhythm Final Fantasy Curtain Call " . The Fat Chocobo appears as a support character during Field Music Sequence s , granting items at the end of the sequence . During Quest Medley s , it can be called to the next FMS by using a Gysahl Whistle , though only once per Chaos Map . " Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade " . The Fat Chocobo was introduced during the second part of the " Deathgaze ' s Onslaught " special event in February of 2013 . Its main purpose is to allow the player to replace weapons and abilities by others of equal rarity . To replace a weapon , the player must have a Pepio Nut available , while replacing a weapon requires a Krakka Green . The weapon or ability is consumed , and the Fat Chocobo replaces the item for a weapon or ability of equal value , chosen at random from a list of eight presented during the animation . The player may choose to trade the acquired ability one more time in case the weapon or ability is not desired . Pepio Nuts and Krakka Greens can be bought at the store , or acquired as part of the results of a victorious Brigade . " Final Fantasy Record Keeper " . Fat Chocobo is a rarity 4 summon magic . When summoned , he uses Chocobuckle on all enemies , hitting twice for earth elemental damage . The Fat Chocobo is also the proprietor of Fat Chocobo ' s Gysahl Exchange , a depot where his favorite food , Gysahl Greens , may be exchanged for any of the game ' s consumable items . " Final Fantasy Brave Exvius " . The Fat Chocobo can be found in some towns . It exchanges Star Quartz against some useful and powerful items . " Mobius Final Fantasy " . Fat Chocobo appears as a life - element ability card . His ability is Barrier which raises defense for several turns . He produces two life orbs in battle . He possesses the extra skills Enhanced Life , Lasting Boon and Quick Cast . His auto - ability is HP Up + 3 % . He can be obtained from the Ability Card Shop or through Summoning . Lostime ' s bank and storage facilities are run by two Fat Chocobos : Noiroo and Blaroo , respectively . They allow Chocobo to store gil and items he has found in dungeons . " Final Fantasy Trading Card Game " . Fat Chocobo from " Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade " appears on a card . Non - " Final Fantasy " guest appearances . " Dragon Quest & Final Fantasy in Itadaki Street Special " . Fat Chocobo appears in the game . " Puzzle & Dragons " . Fat Chocobo appeared as part of the " Final Fantasy " collaboration .