Chocobos: The Next Generation

Our new chocobo babies are hatched and being a nuisance. They're so cute when they're little though, it's hard to get too mad at them. Grym ended up getting a male, which he's named Poulet Souffle. Kiki's chick is female, and is as yet unnamed. Mine was sick the second day after it hatched, which was sad. Poor little thing. I've got it on the "listen to music" plan, and at day 16 she's been substandard in both Discernment and Receptivity for awhile. I'm taking her for short walks every day until she can't do them any more, and then watch over her to exhaustion. I got the story of a youthful chocobo from Pulonono, which is the story to teach Bore. I think that should be helpful for a digger. I'm feeding her Gyshal Greens, which she's content with.

Currently her personality is sensitive, making her good around people, and she views Kiki as her parent. She likes clear weather, but doesn't mind other weather.

Grym is feeding Poulet Souffle San d'Orian carrots (which he gobbles up), and has had him on the "walk around town" plan until his endurance was substandard, and then switched to basic care. His strength has since reached substandard as well. His affection level is finally at the "really likes you a lot" level, but it took a long time to get him there. He also prefers clear weather, but doesn't mind others. He has a patient personality, which is good for carrying packages.

Index: Adventuring Fellows and Chocobos

Adventuring Fellows

Tsakiki and Grymalkyn don't often call their Adventuring Fellows, Balu-Falu and Wagwei, but they're good buddies to have around.



11/2005: Strengthening the Bonds
12/2005: Update
01/2006: Getting Harder to Level
09/2006: Mirror Images
11/2006: Improving the Relationship
04/2007: Solo WHM/BST (15-17)



Chocobos

In the August 2006 update, SquareEnix introduced Chocobo Raising to the game. Along with nearly everyone on the server, we got our hands on a couple of eggs and started raising our very own chocobos.

09/2006: Yes, of Course We're Raising Chicks
11/2006: Early Retirement
11/2006: The Next Generation