Chocobo's are available for players to tame in Final Fantasy XIV. This guide will help players unlock My Little Chocobo in Patch 5.3. Chocobo's have been a staple in the Final Fantasy series for decades. These giant yellow bi-pedal creatures have been known as one of the mascots of the series (also including Moogle). In Final Fantasy, players can ride Chocobo's to travel across longer distances in shorter times. They even have their own adorable theme song when players are around them. With Final Fantasy XIV, players can not only ride their Chocobo but also use them in combat. Here's how players can find My Little Chocobo in Final Fantasy XIV.

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There's so much to do in a game like Final Fantasy XIV. The game also pulls locations from previous entries of the mainline titles including the Gold Saucer, which initially made its debut in Final Fantasy 7. Players can customize their characters in a large variety of clothing options and even have pets follow them on their journey. Not only that, but the game was recently made completely free-t0-play up to level 50. This gives players plenty of time to explore the world and see if they would like to invest in a subscription. Fortunately, players won't have to wait too long to recruit a Chocobo of their very own. Here's how players can find one in the game.

How To Unlock My Little Chocobo in Final Fantasy XIV

Chocobo Companions in Final Fantasy XIV

Here is what the player needs to do to get their very own Chocobo in the game.

  • The player needs to be at least Level 20
  • The player needs to complete "The Company You Keep" story quest
  • The player needs to be a part of a Grand Company
  • The player needs to finish "My Little Chocobo", a mission given by the Company Commander
  • The player needs to have a Chocobo Whistle in their inventory.

After pledging allegiance to your chosen Grand Company, the Commander will provide the player with the quest. They will need 200 company seals to purchase Chocobo Issuance. Give the Chocobo Issuance to a stablemaster at Chocobo Stable. Now, the player can have their own Chocobo and name it whatever they would like.

The relationship between a player and their Chocobo is a special one. Players from all around the world have grown special connections and gone on grand adventures with their own feathered friends. It's loyal, powerful, fast, and most importantly, loyal. This is something players should shoot for the moment they turn level 20. It is definitely worth the time investment.

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Final Fantasy XIV is available now on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3, Xbox One, Xbox 360, and PC.