Chocobo
A breed of flightless birds, characterized by their yellow feathers, distinct odor, and the unforgettable chirp, “kweh!” Domesticated for their gentle nature and quick feet, they are often used as a mode of ground transportation.
Large avian creatures, chocobos are the equivalent of horses, being domesticated for use as mounts, for pulling carts and carriages and for racing.
Chocobos are generally depicted as yellow-orange birds with three-toed feet (two toes front-facing and one back-facing), large wings and long necks. While the yellow chocobo is flightless, stronger breeds can swim and fly. Common variations include the black chocobo, red chocobo, blue chocobo, and the chocobo breed universally regarded as the strongest, the gold chocobo.
