The Ochu is an enemy in Final Fantasy IX found on the Conde Petie Mountain Path. Unlike other games, Ochu inflicts only one status ailment; in this case, Slow. It is susceptible to Quina's LV4 Holy.
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AI script[]
Function Ochu_Init
set attacklist = [ Thorn Whip ; Thorn Whip ; Thorn Whip ; Thorn Whip ; Blizzara ; Blizzara ; Slow ]
Function Ochu_ATB
set selectedattack = RandomAttack( attacklist )
if ( selectedattack == Thorn Whip )
set SV_Target = RandomInTeam(SV_PlayerTeam)
elseif ( selectedattack == Thorn Whip )
set SV_Target = RandomInTeam(SV_PlayerTeam)
elseif ( selectedattack == Thorn Whip )
set SV_Target = RandomInTeam(SV_PlayerTeam)
elseif ( selectedattack == Thorn Whip )
set SV_Target = RandomInTeam(SV_PlayerTeam)
elseif ( selectedattack == Blizzara )
set SV_Target = RandomInTeam(SV_PlayerTeam)
elseif ( selectedattack == Blizzara )
set SV_Target = RandomInTeam(SV_PlayerTeam)
elseif ( selectedattack == Slow )
set SV_Target = RandomInTeam( NotMatching(SV_PlayerTeam[STATUS_CURRENT], PETRIFY | DEATH | JUMP | SLOW) )
Attack( selectedattack )
Tetra Master[]
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Other appearances[]
Final Fantasy Record Keeper[]
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Etymology[]
"Ochu" comes from Dungeons & Dragons; specifically, it is the otyugh. The name in Japanese (and transliterations) comes from the pronunciation; it is pronounced with a short O and T (practically to a ch), making the pronunciation close to "o-chuugh". "オチュー" is the closest the katakana system can get to representing the sound without using compound katakana pronunciations not natively found in Japanese.