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Chocobo knights harness the innate abilities of their feathered mounts.

Description

Chocobo Knight is a job in Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift, exclusive to moogles.

Neither Hurdy nor Montblanc can become a Chocobo Knight due to their unique sprites. According to Gurdy's section in Hurdy's side story, Montblanc couldn't ride on a chocobo. Hurdy says he could ride a chocobo, but has a policy against it.

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Able to tame chocobos, these knights can capture them during battle, ride them and use the chocobo's abilities, such as Choco Meteor, until it dies. Even if re-raised or petrified, the player will lose the mounted chocobo, but Equip Ribbon from the Tinker job is a good way to counter the petrification.

Although Chocobo Knights have no innate abilities and limited stat growth, their speed growth is unmatched and they can wield any type of non-ranged weapon. They can wield spears, which allows them to attack up to two tiles away. When riding a chocobo the knight use only its base physical power for attacks (with few exceptions). They can ride different colored chocobos with each color giving the knight different abilities (though some are shared among all colors). Although they can use the chocobo's abilities when mounted, Chocobo Knights cannot use any secondary A-abilities (e.g. Onslaught, Thievery and so on) while doing so.

When a Chocobo Knight mounts a chocobo, the name of the job will change according to the chocobo's color; e.g. mounting a black chocobo changes a Chocobo Knight's job to Black Rider. To capture a chocobo, the chocobo's HP must fall below Critical status. It can then be mounted by any Chocobo Knights in a 1 square range (a special command will appear). A chocobo cannot be mounted if it is afflicted with debuffs (such as Berserk), but they can be mounted through buffs, such as Protect or Shell. With the additional height from their mounts, Chocobo Riders can enter water without the aid of Winged Shoes, but a chocobo cannot be mounted while it is standing in water.

Regular attack and Choco Beak act solely on attack power. Choco Meteor, Choco Cure and Choco Flame are affected by magick power, and can be increased in power by staves, such as the Heretic's Rod, but Choco Flame can also be affected by the weapon's attack power. Choco Flame ignores target's resistance.

Stats

Unit Move Jump Evasion Unarmed
Attack Raise
Resilience Weak
Chocobo Knight 3 2 0 10 60
Rider 4 3 5 35 50 Water, Lightning, Holy
Red Rider 4 3 5 38 55 Water, Lightning, Holy
Black Rider 4 1* 5 38 55 Water, Lightning, Holy
Green Rider 6 3 5 38 60 Water, Lightning, Holy
Brown Rider 4 3 5 38 60 Water, Lightning, Holy
White Rider 5 3 5 45 60 Water, Lightning, Holy
*The Black Rider is a flying unit, so its Jump stat is irrelevant.


Unit HP MP Atk Def Mgk Res Spd
All E H F E F E 99%

If the rider is wearing armor that gives protection to Water, Lightning or Holy, the weakness to the element will be overwritten by the specific strength of resistance of the armor (Half Damage/Immune/Absorb).

Abilities

Chococraft

The CHOCOBO KNIGHT has the powers of his mount at his command.

Description
Skill Chocobo Range MP
Choco Cure All All sides and self 8
Recovers HP.
Choco Esuna Green All sides and self 8
Cures status ailments.
Choco Flame Black 4 18
Fires projectile fireball at enemy.
Choco Meteor Red 4 18
Weakened version of Meteor.
Choco Beak All 1
Damages the foe slightly more than a regular attack.
Choco Recharge White 1 4
Recovers 34 MP to a nearby target.
Choco Guard Brown All sides and self 10
Raises Defense/Magick Defense and bestows Regen.
Choco Barrier All All sides and self 8
Casts Protect and Shell.

Other appearances

Final Fantasy Trading Card Game

ChocoboKnight TCG

Chocobo Knight appears with a Wind-elemental card.

Non-Final Fantasy appearances

Puzzle & Dragons

The Chocobo Knight appears as part of the Crystal Defenders collaboration.

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Etymology

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!

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