Chocobo Theme Chocobo Theme refers to the leitmotif of the series mascot chocobo , a usually yellow bird often usable as a steed . Each game in the series utilizes a different mix of the central melody arranged in a particular style of music . It was composed by Nobuo Uematsu for " Final Fantasy II " , the first appearance of the namesake chocobos . The naming scheme frequently states the musical style in which the theme is arranged followed by the French / Spanish / Portuguese preposition " de " , " of " , and ending with " Chocobo " . Game appearances . " Final Fantasy II " . A guitar version of the theme appears on the " Guitar Solo Final Fantasy Official Best Collection " album . The original soundtrack version of the " Chocobo Theme " also appears on the " " and " " . " Final Fantasy III " . The track is called simply " Chocobo ' s Theme " . " Chocobo ' s Theme " is also part of the " Montage " track on the " " album . The track , known as " Chocobos ! " , is included on the second disc of the " Final Fantasy Vinyls " collector ' s edition set . " Final Fantasy V " . A piano arrangement of " Mambo de Chocobo " is included on the " " album . A remix of " Mambo de Chocobo " by DJ duo Ante is included on the " Final Fantasy Remix " album . A mini album containing unreleased tracks from " Final Fantasy V " has also been released , called " Final Fantasy V Mambo de Chocobo " . A version of the " Chocobo Theme " plays in the OVA sequel to " Final Fantasy V " , called " Chocobo ' s Theme ~ Prettz has Come ! " on the . A remix of the track , called " Techno de Chocobo ( Another Mix ) " is included on the " Final Fantasy VI Special Tracks " album . " Final Fantasy VI " . A piano version called " Waltz de Chocobo " is included on the " " album . An orchestrated version called " Milan de Chocobo " performed by the Milan Symphony Orchestra is found on the " " album . " Final Fantasy VII " . " Electric de Chocobo " is available as a battle background music for " Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy " as part of a downloadable content pack of three tracks from " Final Fantasy VII " , and is also included on the compilation album " Final Fantasy VII Vinyl Limited Edition " . " Cinco de Chocobo " is included on the " " album . " Final Fantasy XIII " . There two chocobo themes , one being " Chocobos of Pulse " — a jazzy and upbeat theme that was originally titled " Pulse de Chocobo " , referencing both the song ' s origin ( Gran Pulse ) and style . The composer of the " " , Masashi Hamauzu , supervised and directed the two chocobo themes , and the arrangements were done by his long term colleagues , Toru Tabui and Ryo Yamazaki . Hamauzu made " Chocobos of Pulse " with Tabui in a session , but suddenly changed the groove and chords completely at the last minute . For the two chocobo themes , the director Motomu Toriyama had a vivid image , and requested the composers the themes ' basic style he was looking for . The game version has been released on both " " album , and " " " best of " type vinyl album . The English localization of the theme has been released on " " . This album also contains the composer Masashi Hamauzu ' s notes on the track : " Chocobos of Cocoon - Chasing Dreams " . " Chocobos of Cocoon - Chasing Dreams " is an upbeat theme with female vocals that plays in Nautilus . It is available as a battle background music for " Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy " as part of a downloadable content pack of five tracks from " Final Fantasy XIII " . " Final Fantasy XIII - 2 " . Three chocobo themes have been composed by Nobuo Uematsu : " Groovy Chocobo " , " Chocobo Rodeo " , and " Crazy Chocobo " . " Groovy Chocobo " is the default chocobo theme , which plays when riding a normal chocobo . " Chocobo Rodeo " is the chocobo racing theme , which plays in Serendipity whenever the player is engaged in a race . The chocobo themes from " Final Fantasy XIII " also return , and the player can choose which theme they want to play when they are riding a chocobo with the " Chocobo Music " Fragment Skill , obtained after acquiring all fragment s from the Monster Bits and Bounty Hunter categories . The " " includes an alternate version of " Crazy Chocobo " , as well as " Hopping Chocobo " , a variation of " Chocobo Rodeo " . " Crazy Chocobo " . " Crazy Chocobo " is a vocal theme that plays while riding a rambunctious chocobo , and as a background theme in the Sunleth Waterscape 400 AF when the Miniflan get rowdy . It is performed by Shootie HG . Three chocobo themes are featured : " Bluesy Chocobo " , which plays while Lightning rides the Angel of Valhalla while he ' s at level one ; " Chocobo Returns " , which plays while he is at level two ; and " Marimba de Chocobo " , which plays while he ' s at level three . " Crazy Chocobo " plays during an event in the Wildlands where a Chocobo Eater appears in a Chaos infusion . " Final Fantasy XIV " . There are three versions of the chocobo theme : " Bo - down " is played before the " Chocobo Medley " in " " . " Final Fantasy XV " . " Blues de Chocobo " plays while the party is at Wiz Chocobo Post , and " Rodeo de Chocobo " plays while riding a chocobo . Both were composed by Yoko Shimomura . During E3 2016 Square Enix showed a trailer with music by Afrojack that contained a bit of the chocobo theme . This can be played on the game ' s music player . Prompto Argentum sometimes sings the chocobo theme after the player learns about the Wiz Chocobo Post . " Final Fantasy Type - 0 " . " Chocobo ! " plays when riding a chocobo on the world map . " The Earth Under Our Feet " is the world map theme for Dominion of Rubrum territory , and uses a grand , orchestral variation of the chocobo theme . Deuce ' s attack FF Concerto is a flute version of the " Chocobo Theme . " " " . The " Chocobo Theme " plays when riding a chocobo . " Final Fantasy Dimensions " . " Funk de Chocobo " is the chocobo theme . " Dissidia Final Fantasy " . " Mambo de Chocobo " from " Final Fantasy V " plays while performing a Data install , as well as during some cutscenes . It is available to play in the Museum . " Theatrhythm Final Fantasy " . " Mambo de Chocobo " from " Final Fantasy V " is unlocked as an Field Music Sequence , in the challenge mode after amassing 37 , 500 Rhythmia and in the media player after 88 , 500 Rhythmia . It can also be encountered as a track in the Chaos Shrine . " Theatrhythm Final Fantasy Curtain Call " . " Mambo de Chocobo " from " Final Fantasy V " returns as a Field Music Sequence , this time available from the start . " The Earth Under Our Feet " from " Final Fantasy Type - 0 " also appears as a Field Music Sequence . " Chocobo Racing " . As the chocobo ' s titular racing game , the soundtrack is filled with the chocobo ' s theme variations : Non - " Final Fantasy " guest appearances . In the Mecha Chapter , the player can find a piano and play about two seconds of the " Chocobo ' s Theme " . In the Harmony Hustle party game , three variations of the theme can be chosen : " Chocobo Rhythm " , " Chocobo Pop " , and " Chocobo Beat " . Arrangement album appearances . " Guitar Solo Final Fantasy Official Best Collection " . " Chocobo Theme " is the fifth track on the album , which consists of solo classical guitar arrangements of tracks from the " Final Fantasy " main series , performed by Yuji Sekiguchi . " Cafe SQ " . " Cafe SQ : FINAL FANTASY III " Fat Chocobo Appears ~ Chocobo ' s Theme " / RÄFVEN " appears on this arrangement album . The theme is arranged to sound like cafe - theme music . Live performances . " 20020220 music from Final Fantasy " . " Chocobo ' s Theme " is part of the " FINAL FANTASY Final Fantasy - Final Fantasy III Medley " track , performed by the Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra . " Chocobo Medley 2010 " is included on this live recording of an orchestral concert , performed by the Kanagawa Philharmonic Orchestra and conducted by Arnie Roth held in Tokyo , in November 2010 . A live recording of " Chocobo Medley 2014 " from at the London premiere of the on February 15 , 2014 , conducted by Arnie Roth , is included on this album . A concert recording of " Chocobo Medley 2012 " appears on this album .