Chocobo

**Chocobos** are rideable mounts that can be used to traverse across the Training Field.
They can be summoned to the field found at any Chocobo Stop in the Undercity.

## How to Obtain

Chocobos are hatched from Chocobo eggs, eggs can be acquired in three ways: From secret boxes at the end of each match, bought for 2000 Gill from the Moogle Emporium, or from events such as log in events. They can then be hatched after waiting for a certain amount of time.

During the easter event, Special unique colored Chocobos could be obtained by getting the special colored eggs found in the training field

## Chocobo Farm

Once the Chocobo has hatched, they will be placed in your Chocobo Farm. You can view the stats and cosmetics for each Chocobo you own. From the start, four pens are available for your Chocobos to occupy but can be raised to Fourteen with Shinra Credits.

## Customization

When a Chocobo hatches, they will have a random color, random trait, gender and stat placement. These stats will determine how your Chocobo performs

Chocobo Stats
 Stamina
as Jumping, Gliding and Attacking.
Higher Value means more stamina points
 Speed
Higher value means faster run speed
 Jump
 Attack
HP and Stamina Decrease

Chocobo Traits
 Choco Guard
 Choco Resist
 Choco Cure
 Choco Soothe
 Light Stepper
 Powernap
 Giver

Chocobo Colors

## Chocobo Breeding

A male and female Chocobo can be bred together for a new Chocobo egg. The parents will be released into the wild when the egg is created but the new chocobo hatched from the egg will inherit both traits of the parents. The nut given to the parents will determine the Child's stats. Below is a list of nuts that offer these stat changes.

Chocobo Nuts

## Chocobo Cosmetics

Chocobos can be customized with Bridles and Saddles that be purchased from the Credit Shop, Won from Shinra Packs, Season Passes, earned from Mastery Reward Tracks, or earned from certain events. There are even Chocobo skins that completely change the appearance of the Chocobo.

Chocobo Skins

## Behind the scenes

Chocobos are one of the most recurring creatures found throughout the Final Fantasy Series. They are large flightless birds that serve as the Final Fantasy equivalent of horses, they are domesticated for use as mounts, for pulling carts and carriages, and for racing. Due to being a mainstay in the series, they are considered the main mascot of the series.

In Final Fantasy VII, they appear as both transportation and as a summon (Two summons in the remake). as transportation, they allow the player to traverse the world while avoiding enemy encounters. Specific breeds of Chocobos can be bred that allow access to locations in the world not accessible by airship, such as the Materia Caves. They can also be used for racing at the Chocobo Square at the Gold Saucer where players could earn items and Gil or Gold Points, racing is required in order to acquire the rare breeds such as the Gold Chocobo.

As a summon. they are the first summon obtained in the original and the second in the remake. In the original, Choco/Mog will attack with their Deathblow!! attack dealing non-elemental damage and a 40% chance of inflicting Stop. There is also a 15/156 chance that a Fat Chocobo with appear instead, dealing 25% more damage than Choco/Mog but does not inflict Stop.
In the Remake, both Chocobo and Moogle and Fat Chocobo are now separate materia. Chocobo and Moogle now deal Wind elemental damage making them effective against bosses weak to Wind damage and costs 1 ATB segment to summon. When their summon gange runs out they will use Stampede, which will run down enemies with a herd of Chocobos.

Fat Chocobo is a large plump yellow Chocobo that seems too large to move. According to Chadley, the fat chocobo is a spirit associated with fertility and harvests. Its ultimate attack Kerplunk, will have moogles drop the the fat chocobo onto enemies, dealing non-elemental physical damage.