The giant yellow birds called Chocobos are some of the most recognizable mascots from the Final Fantasy series. They’ve also been featured in nearly every Final Fantasy games in some way, so they’ve ...

Square Enix and Good Smile team up to bring fans Nendoroid posable figures of some of Final Fantasy 14's favorite characters and more.

Only one photo of the Final Fantasy blanket is available on available on Taito’s site. It shows the blanket is brown with a small tag on the bottom right corner that is beige and features the FFXIV ...

The requirements to take part in the Starlight Celebration are the same as usual, so pretty much everyone can easily take part. You need to be at level 15. If you are, then head to Old Gridania once ...

The sprawling open-world maps of Final Fantasy 7 (FF7) Rebirth aren’t designed to be navigated solely on foot. Instead, Cloud must team up with each region’s Chocobos – but the Gongaga birds seem to ...

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How to get Golden Plumes in Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth is something you’ll want to figure out quickly if you’re keen to ride around on more than just your average chocobo. Golden Plumes are a special ...

Everyone loves the chocobo. And why not? He's got his own theme music, he's the best ride in all of Final Fantasy, and then there's the whole "Wark!" business. No one can resist the fluffy giant ...

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The final Chocobo Stop in the Cosmo Canyon Region is in the southeastern part of the map. It's the only one that requires a local Chocobo since you need one to use the Gliding Ranges to get to the ...