Chocobo (Dimensions II summon)

The Chocobo is an earth-elemental Eidolon from Final Fantasy Dimensions II. There are two versions of the Chocobo available in the game; Morrow's version, which teaches Strike abilities, and a version available to Aemo, which teaches her Cure abilities. Both versions are one of the two default equip signets for both Morrow and Aemo at the start of the game. Aside from their usefulness in the opening portions of the game, the Chocobo signets are among the weakest in the entire game.
==Profile==
The Chocobo is based on the recurring mount in the series. As Morrow's version of the summon evolves, it begins to depict the Chocobo surrounded by a laurel reef of Gysahl Greens. Aemo's version of the summon depicts a hyperactive chocobo that transforms into a gold chocobo in its final artwork.
==Battle==
Both versions of the Chocobo share the Choco Kick summon attack, which deals small earth-elemental damage to all enemies. Summoning the Chocobo costs 1 bar from the Summon Gauge.
===Morrow===
====Stats====
Rank	AP Required	Max HP	Max MP	Max Attack	Max Magic	Max Speed	Components Needed
1★ 	30/30 	122 	5 	6 	6 	4 	None
2★ 	50/50 	174 	7 	8 	8 	6 	Yellow Gem I
3★ 	120/120 	227 	9 	10 	10 	8 	Yellow Gem II
====Abilities====
The following are the abilities Morrow can learn from his version the Chocobo:
Name 	Ability-type	Effect 	Cost
Strike I 	Ability 	One Enemy: Physical attack	MP 8
Strike II 	Ability 	One Enemy: Physical attack	MP 8
Strike III	Ability 	One Enemy: Physical attack	MP 8
===Aemo===
====Stats====
Rank	AP Required	Max HP	Max MP	Max Attack	Max Magic	Max Speed	Components Needed
1★ 	30/30 	78 	8 	6 	6 	4 	None
2★ 	50/50 	111 	11 	8 	8 	6 	Yellow Gem I
3★ 	120/120 	146 	15 	10 	10 	8 	Yellow Gem II
====Abilities====
The following are the abilities Aemo can learn from her version of the Chocobo:
Name 	Ability-type	Effect 	Cost
Cure I 	Ability 	One Ally: Restores HP	MP 8
Cure II 	Ability 	One Ally: Restores HP	MP 8
Cure III	Ability 	One Ally: Restores HP	MP 8
==Development==
In the original free-to-play versions of the game there were three versions of the Chocobo signet that would become exclusive to Morrow in the premium version, one that taught Strike abilities, another variant that taught Cure abilities, and a third version that taught Regen abilities. However, the artwork used for the signet was not the same as the one used in the premium releases, instead the Chocobo signet used an original artwork created by the game's director, Takashi Tokita.
Similar to the premium version, Morrow initially started with a Strike-version of the summon in the free-to-play versions. Unlike other summons, the Chocobo signets could not be obtained in the game's summon draw shop, but instead could only be obtained as a possible treasure box result for completing a battlefield in Present Navos Forest or through Babil Tower.
In the premium version, Morrow's version only teaches the Strike ability and received an entirely new artwork for the signet, making it the only signet that recieved this treatment in the premium version.
Aemo's version of the Chocobo was originally a unique version of the Chocobo signet known as Chocobo α , which taught Choco Quick abilities and had the Chocobuckle summon attack. The signet's artwork was done by guest illustrator Ken Sugimori of Game Freak, best known for his illustrations for the Pokémon series of games."Pokémon" Designer Illustrated Chocobo For "Final Fantasy Legends: Toki no Suishō" In the premium version, Aemo's version only teaches the Cure ability instead and had its former abilities removed from the game. 
In addition, there was another unique version of the Chocobo signet that appeared exclusively in the free-to-play versions of the game known as Chocobo OR . The Chocobo OR summmon was an earth-elemental signet that used the Chocobo sprites from the original cellphone versions of Final Fantasy Dimensions. The signets could only be obtained through participating in the "Escape de Chocobo" event in Final Fantasy Legends: Toki no Suishō. The Chocobo OR signets taught the Rapid Cure abilities. 
==Gallery==
;Morrow
FFDII Morrow Chocobo Rank 1.png|Signet (1★).
FFD2 Morrow Chocobo Alt1.png|Signet (2★).
FFD2 Morrow Chocobo Alt2.png|Signet (3★).
FFD2 Morrow Choco Kick.png|Choco Kick.
FFD2 Morrow Chocobo Art.png|Artwork (1★).
FFD2 Morrow Chocobo Art Alt1.png|Artwork (2★).
;Aemo
FFD2 Aemo Chocobo.png|Signet (1★).
FFD2 Aemo Chocobo Alt1.png|Signet (2★).
FFD2 Aemo Chocobo Alt2.png|Signet (3★).
FFLTnS Chocobo α Alt1.png|Signet (★2, Toki no Suishō).
FFD2 Aemo Choco Kick.png|Choco Kick.
FFD2 Aemo Chocobo Art.png|Artwork (1★).
FFD2 Aemo Chocobo Art Alt1.png|Artwork (2★).
FFD2 Aemo Chocobo Art Alt2.png|Artwork (3★).
;Removed Chocobo signets
FFLTnS Chocobo.png|Chocobo signet (1★, Toki no Suishō).
FFLTnS Chocobo Alt1.png|Chocobo signet (2★, Toki no Suishō).
FFLTnS Chocobo Alt2.png|Chocobo signet (3★, Toki no Suishō).
FFLTnS Chocobo OR A.png|Chocobo OR signet (A version, Toki no Suishō).
FFLTnS Chocobo OR B.png|Chocobo OR signet (B version, Toki no Suishō).
==Etymology==
==References==
Category:Eidolons in Final Fantasy Dimensions II