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Chocobo Woods is one of several locations on the Floating Continent and the Surface World in Final Fantasy III where the player can get chocobos to ride on the world map. The Fat Chocobo can also be summoned inside these forests.

There are thirteen Chocobo Woods in total; three on the Floating Continent, and ten on the surface of the world. All Chocobo Woods are found on the tile where the Onion Knight is standing in the pictures below. There are three chocobos dwelling inside each forest, and the Fat Chocobo will appear in the northern area of the forest after being summoned by using a Carrot (or some Gysahl Greens in the 3D remakes) next to the grove (or big tree) in the middle of the clearing.

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FFIII NES Chocobo Woods 1 East of the Village of the Ancients.
FFIII NES Chocobo Woods 2 In between Dwarven Hollows and Molten Cave.
FFIII NES Chocobo Woods 3 North of Gulgan Gulch.
Ff3 nes chocobo woods water temple Behind the Temple of Water. Although the Temple itself is accessible early on, the Chocobo Woods can only be entered after the world has been restored to its rightful state.
FFIII NES Chocobo Woods 4 South of Goldor Manor.
FFIII NES Chocobo Woods 5 Southeast of Amur or northeast of Goldor Manor.
FFIII NES Chocobo Woods 6 Southeast of the eight Statues Of The Quest or directly west of the Cave of Shadows. It is located near the desert.
FFIII NES Chocobo Woods 7 Northwest of the eight Statues Of The Quest.
FFIII NES Chocobo Woods 8 At the edge of the forest to the far south of Saronia.
Ff3 nes chocobo woods southwest saronia Along the edge of the mountains to the southwest of Saronia, near the river mouth.
Ff3 nes chocobo woods west coast Along the western coast of the continent where Saronia is located. The Ancient Ruins can be reached using a chocobo from these Woods.
FFIII NES Chocobo Woods 9 West of Replito.
FFIII NES Chocobo Woods 10 East of Falgabard.

Musical themes[]

The musical theme in Chocobo Woods is "Chocobos!".

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Etymology[]

The name "chocobo" derives from a Japanese brand of chocolate malt ball by Morinaga, ChocoBall (チョコボール, Chokobōru?). The mascot for this product is Kyoro-chan (キョロちゃん?), a bird who says "kweh".

食う / くう / kuu is a rough way to say "eat", whose volitional casual form is 食え / くえ / kue ("let's scoff 'em down!"), leading to Kweh!

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