Final Fantasy X-2.
The Chocobo Feather (チョコボの尾 or チョコボの羽根, Chokobo no O?), also known as Chocobo Tail Feather, is a recurring, single-use item that is frequently used to cast Haste on a character. It has also appeared as an accessory, crafting item, and a key item. Some appearances localized as "Chocobo Feather" are actually the recurring "Chocobo Wing" in Japanese.
Appearances[]
Dirge of Cerberus Lost Episode -Final Fantasy VII-[]
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Final Fantasy VII Rebirth[]
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Final Fantasy X[]
Casts Haste on one character.
Description
Chocobo Feathers not only appear as items, but can be found in the field to denote a spot where the player can jump to another location while riding a chocobo. Six can be used to customize Initiative to a weapon.
| Chocobo Feather | |
|---|---|
| Effect | Casts Haste. Only usable through the Use command. |
| Steal | Cactuar, Fenrir, Qactuar |
| Other | Reward: Remiem Temple (Defeat Ixion (1st-time)) (x10), Monster Arena (Unlock Fenrir (x99)) |
Final Fantasy X-2[]
| Chocobo Feather | |
|---|---|
| Effect | Casts Haste on a single character. |
| Find | Calm Lands (Chapter 1 - Central x2), Mi'ihen Highroad (Chapter 3), Bevelle Temple - Antechamber (Chapter 3, Chapter 4 - x2, Chapter 5 - x3) |
| Steal | Lucil, Tindalos (Oversoul), Yaibal |
| Drop | Elma |
| Bribe | Chocobo (Common), Killer Hound (Oversoul), Tindalos |
Final Fantasy XI[]
Chocobo Feathers are sold at Chocobo Stables, and can be used for low-level arrow fletchings and other Clothcrafted goods. Much rarer are the Black Chocobo Feathers, used in high level Clothcrafting.
Final Fantasy XIII[]
A resplendent, golden feather from a chocobos tail.
Description
Chocobo Tail Feather is an organic component used for upgrading equipment. They are randomly found during Chocobo Treasure Hunt and may drop from Gigantuar, Flowering Cactuar, Ochu, and Neochu.
Final Fantasy XIII-2[]
Chocobo Tail Feather is a component that can drop from Cactuaroni & Cactuar & Flowering Cactuar (5%), and Giant Cactuar (3%).
Final Fantasy XIV[]
Chocobo Feathers are an item obtained from Botany in the South Shroud, and are used in a variety of Synthesis recipes.
Dissidia Final Fantasy (2008) and Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy[]
The Chocobo Feather is an accessory that doubles the EXP earned, but has a 30% chance to break after battle. It is won after fighting enough battles on certain Play Plans.
Bartz carries a chocobo feather with him as a good luck charm, and gives it to Squall to help him when he decides to travel alone. Squall carries the feather as a reminder of Bartz and Zidane, and at the end of Bartz's story returns the feather to him before he fights Exdeath. After Bartz is victorious, the Chocobo Feather transforms into Bartz's crystal.
Dissidia Final Fantasy Opera Omnia[]
The Chocobo Feather is a mid-ranked leveling item. When applied, it grants a fair amount of EXP to one unit. The player can earn up to three Chocobo Feathers per day by completing daily missions, with additional Feathers awarded when under a campaign.
The lesser Chocobo Down will increase EXP by a fractional amount; and the greater Chocobo Tail Feather will increase EXP by a large amount.
Theatrhythm Final Fantasy[]
The Chocobo Feather is used during Field Music Sequences (FMS). It activates in the Feature Zone, and ensures the player will be successful in calling a Chocobo. It is obtained randomly after completing a Music Stage.
Theatrhythm Final Fantasy Curtain Call[]
Chocobo Feather is an item that can only be used in Field Music Sequences. It ensures a chocobo will appear during Feature Zone. It can be obtained randomly after completing a Music Stage.
Non-item appearances[]
Final Fantasy XIII[]
Sazh's eidolith is shaped like a chocobo feather.
Final Fantasy XIII-2[]
The Brain Blast quiz it is revealed that a Chocobo Feather accessory is considered to grant wishes, but is seldom used because of its smell.
Final Fantasy Tactics[]
When a Chocobo unit has been KO'd on the battlefield, its KO sprite will be that of a chocobo feather.
Final Fantasy Tactics Advance[]
The Animist unit is holding an item similar to the Chocobo Feather at the Chocobo Rush ability.
Final Fantasy: Unlimited[]
Yu Hayakawa and Choco Billy from Final Fantasy VII both wear Choco Feathers around their ears. Yu uses the feather to communicate with his chocobo, Chobi.
Etymology[]
[view · edit · purge]The name "chocobo" derives from a Japanese brand of chocolate malt ball by Morinaga, ChocoBall (チョコボール, Chokobōru?). The mascot for this product is Kyoro-chan (キョロちゃん?), a bird who says "kweh".
食う / くう / kuu is a rough way to say "eat", whose volitional casual form is 食え / くえ / kue ("let's scoff 'em down!"), leading to Kweh!