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== Gallery == |
== Gallery == |
Revision as of 00:36, 21 December 2016
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The Ochu is an enemy in Final Fantasy XIII that appears in three places: Aggra's Pasture in Archylte Steppe guarding a treasure orb after triggering a cutscene with the Microchus nearby, as a mark in the Faultwarrens (Mission 39, Titan's Trial C2), and in the Faultwarrens – Gaian Path, Titan's Trial D1 area. In all three instances, Microchus accompany Ochu when the player engages the enemy in battle. Template:See Also
Battle
Strategy
Ochu may cause some problems for those unadvanced in the Crystarium. One strategy is to start the battle with COM/RAV/SYN or COM/MED/SYN and let the Synergist cast at least Haste and Enfire on everyone. The party can then switch to COM/RAV/RAV or COM/MED/RAV.
The Commando should attack the Ochu and when Ochu uses Screech, the party should switch to MED/SEN/MED, and let the Sentinel take the hits while the Medics heal. The party can then switch to COM/RAV/RAV or COM/MED/RAV. When Ochu is defeated, the Microchus should be easy to handle.
Other appearances
Pictlogica Final Fantasy
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Ochu from Final Fantasy XIII appears as an enemy in Pictlogica Final Fantasy.
Final Fantasy Record Keeper
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Final Fantasy XIV
The Ochu based on the type seen in Final Fantasy XIII is set to appear in the upcoming patch The Far Edge of Fate 3.5
Gallery
Etymology
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.
"Ochu" comes from Dungeons & Dragons; specifically, it is the