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Chocobo Stable is a location in Final Fantasy VI. Chocobo stables are places where the player can rent a chocobo for a small fee. A chocobo stable can be found in South Figaro, Nikeah, and Jidoor, but there are also quite a few chocobo stables hidden on the world map, and they are usually found in forests near towns most of the time.

Chocobos are a main source for transportation in the early parts of the game or when the airship is not available to the player, but they become obsolete once the airship is acquired or available again. Like the previous games, the player does not engage in random encounters when riding on a chocobo, but once the player dismounts it, the chocobo will return back to its pen.

Shops

All hidden chocobo stables charge 100 gil in both the World of Balance and the World of Ruin.

Location Price
South Figaro 80 gil
Nikeah 80 gil
Jidoor 250 gil

List of hidden Chocobo Stables

World of Balance

All hidden chocobo stables are found one tile up or one step north in the pictures below.

Image Directions Cost
FFVI Hidden Chocobo Stable 1 In the forest on the edge of the desert just southwest of Figaro Castle. 100 gil
FFVI Hidden Chocobo Stable 2 North of Kohlingen, in the forest near the Dragon's Neck Cabin. 100 gil
FFVI Hidden Chocobo Stable 3 Near Maranda in the southeastern forest. 100 gil
FFVI Hidden Chocobo Stable 4 In the middle of the forest to the east of Tzen. 100 gil

World of Ruin

All hidden chocobo stables are found one tile up or one step north in the pictures below.

Image Directions Cost
FFVI Hidden Chocobo Stable 5 In the middle of the forest near the Phoenix Cave, located northwest of Tzen. 100 gil
FFVI Hidden Chocobo Stable 6 In the forest just south of Mobliz. 100 gil
FFVI Hidden Chocobo Stable 7 North of Figaro Castle in the huge forest in the Kohlingen region. 100 gil

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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