Chocobo to Mahou no Ehon: Majo to Shoujo to Go-nin no Yuusha
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| Chocobo to Mahou no Ehon: Majo to Shoujo to Go-nin no Yuusha | |
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| チョコボと魔法の絵本 魔女と少女と五人の勇者 Chocobo to Mahō no Ehon - Majō to Shōjo to Gonin no Yūsha | |
| Developer(s) | Square Enix |
| Publisher(s) | Square Enix |
| Release date |  December 11, 2008
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| Genre | Adventure game |
| Game modes | Single, Multiplayer |
| Ratings | CERO:  All ages
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| Platform(s) | Nintendo DS |
Chocobo to Mahou no Ehon: Majo to Shoujo to Go-nin no Yuusha (チョコボと魔法の絵本 - 魔女と少女と五人の勇者 Chocobo to Mahō no Ehon - Majō to Shōjo to Gonin no Yūsha lit. Chocobo and the Magic Book: The Witch, The Girl and the Five Heroes) is an entry in the Chocobo Series for the Nintendo DS, and a sequel to Final Fantasy Fables: Chocobo Tales, previously released on the Nintendo DS in 2006. Currently, the title has only seen a release in Japan, with an overseas release still unknown.
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[edit] Setting
The story of Chocobo to Mahou no Ehon: Majo to Shoujo to Go-nin no Yuusha begins with a mysterious girl named Shirma who suddenly appears washed up at Million Island, the game's setting. She helps guide Chocobo as they explore the worlds of the picture book. Other characters from Final Fantasy Fables: Chocobo Tales return, although many of their roles greatly differ.
[edit] Characters
- Chocobo is the main protagonist of the game who comes to Million Island by boat.
- Cid is a picture book writer and the owner of Million Island, mostly likely named for its cost of one million gil. He is ill at the beginning of the story and also has the power to change the story books by writing in them. He is the writer of the Alvanica picture book series. He has already written four books but tells his friend that he wants to write 100. Voice: Shin-ichiro Miki
- Moogle is Cid's friend who watches over him while sick. As a consequence of this friendship, a moogle appears in each Alvanica story. Voice: Kumiko Watanabe
- Volg is a human in this sequel and is the protagonist of Cid's first book, The Wolf that Fell in Love. He is the leader of the 2nd army in the kingdom of Barnad (バルナド王国) and is known as "The Black Wolf." Voice: Akio Otsuka
- Irma is the princess of Barnad. At the beginning of The Wolf that Falls in Love, there are rumors of her father choosing her suitor for marriage. Voice: Yu Kobayashi
- Croma is the protagonist of Cid's second book, The Lonely Stuffed Toy. The story is set in a place called "Shi Zu" (シー・ズゥ). He is a stuffed doll and lives with all his friends in their creator Nero's castle. At the start of the book, however, many of his friends, as well as his creator, have gone missing. Voice: Akeno Watanabe
- Raffy and Elly are twins living in "Luddock" (ルドック) and are the two protagonists of Cid's third book, The Sky-Flying Twins. Raffy and Elly are airship pilot and mechanic, respectively. Raffy has no confidence in himself but wants to fly like his mother. He joins the airship contest called the Roman Cup in hopes of winning. Voice: Miyuki Sawashiro
- Shirma is a mysterious girl who appears on Million Island. She goes with Chocobo into the storybooks and helps it along. She is actually the protagonist of the fourth story, The Girl Without a Name and lives in Pappinion (パピニオン). Voice: Aya Hirano
- The Unnamed Witch is the main antagonist of the story. Using her powers, she alters the storybooks so that they won't have happy endings. Her goal is to make everything in the world completely white.
[edit] Gameplay
Gameplay, once again, mostly revolves around various mini-games encountered, though they are in full 3D, rather than its predecessor's mostly 2D graphics. Pop-up duels return, with 137 different cards, and card games can be played via Wireless and Nintendo Wi-Fi.
The Pop-up duels, however, are no longer used for storyline combat. Instead, a new system called "Pull-back duels" is used. It is named due to controlling Chocobo's movements like a slingshot. Each character that Chocobo combines with has a different ability set, and each storybook has a different combat system. Abilities can be upgraded by using Chocoins obtained through mini-games.
- Knights of the Round - When combined with Volg, each combatant gets is trailed by two crystals. When a crystal is shattered, the character's max HP is reduced.
- Magical Stone - Occurs when combined with Croma. A set of colored stones are on the play field, and hitting them gives points while decreasing the opponent's max HP. Hitting the same colors together gives more points, although one ball will disappear afterwards. There is also stone with a skull, which causes damage when it is hit, and a rainbow-colored stone, which serves as any color.
- Aerial Circus - When combined with Raffy, the battle is fought in airships. There are markers on the field that when obtained, will decrease the opponent's max HP. There are also crystals that recover HP.
- Holy Twinkle - When combined with Shirma, the field is a grid. Moving over an empty grid can change its color. It is also possible to take over and erase the opponent's grid spaces. Moving or being hit onto an opponent's grid space will cause damage to yourself (vice versa is also true). The more spaces you control, the more damage this appears to do.
[edit] Music
All music and sound effects can be accessed from a jukebox after the game's completion.
- The Witch, The Girl, and The Five Heroes (魔女と少女と五人の勇者) - ODEKA ke Chocobo, Original Arrangement
- Ronfaure - Final Fantasy XI
- Ru'Lude Gardens - Final Fantasy XI
- Mysidia (ミシディア国) - Final Fantasy IV
- Palom and Porom's theme (パロム・ポロムのテーマ) - Final Fantasy IV
- Cornelia Castle (コルネリア城) - Final Fantasy I
- Dead Music (デッドミュージック) - Final Fantasy I
- Close Call! (危機一髪!) - Final Fantasy V
- Racing Chocobos - Place Your Bets (本命穴チョコボ) - Final Fantasy VII
- Battle de Chocobo (バトル・デ・チョコボ) - ODEKA ke Chocobo, Original Arrangement
- Battle 2 (バトル2) - Final Fantasy IV
- Fiddle de Chocobo (フィドル・デ・チョコボ) - Final Fantasy VII
- Move de Chocobo (ムーブ・デ・チョコボ) - ODEKA ke Chocobo, Original Arrangement
- March de Chocobo (マーチ・デ・チョコボ) - ODEKA ke Chocobo, Original Arrangement
- Retro de Chocobo (レトロ・デ・チョコボ) - ODEKA ke Chocobo, Original Arrangement
- Ukule le Chocobo (ウクレ・le・チョコボ) - Final Fantasy IX
- Electric de Chocobo (エレキ・デ・チョコボ) - Final Fantasy VII
- The Wolf that Fell in Love: First Movement (恋に落ちたオオカミ 第一楽章)
- The Wolf that Fell in Love: Second Movement (恋に落ちたオオカミ 第二楽章)
- The Wolf that Fell in Love: Third Movement (恋に落ちたオオカミ 第三楽章)
- The Unforgiven (許されざる者) - Final Fantasy VI
- Battle at the Big Bridge (ビッグブリッヂの死闘) - Final Fantasy V
- The Lonely Stuffed Toy: First Movement (ひとりぼっちのぬいぐるみ 第一楽章)
- The Lonely Stuffed Toy: Second Movement (ひとりぼっちのぬいぐるみ 第二楽章)
- The Lonely Stuffed Toy: Third Movement (ひとりぼっちのぬいぐるみ 第三楽章)
- Searching for Friends (仲間を求めて) - Final Fantasy VI
- Dancing Doll Calcobrena (踊る人形カルコブリーナ) - Final Fantasy IV
- Sky Flying Twins: First Movement (空飛ぶ双子 第一楽章)
- Sky Flying Twins: Second Movement (空飛ぶ双子 第二楽章)
- Sky Flying Twins: Third Movement (空飛ぶ双子 第三楽章)
- The Airship Blackjack (飛空挺ブラックジャック) - Final Fantasy VI
- Seymour Battle (シーモアバトル) - Final Fantasy X
- The Girl Without a Name: First Movement (なまえのない少女 第一楽章)
- The Girl Without a Name: Second Movement (なまえのない少女 第二楽章)
- The Girl Without a Name: Third Movement (なまえのない少女 第三楽章)
- Tough Battle - Final Fantasy XI
- J-E-N-O-V-A - Final Fantasy VII
- グラスゴX ~ スグラスゴスZ - Chocobo's Mysterious Dungeon 2
- Fina le Chocobo (フィナ・le・チョコボ) - ODEKA ke Chocobo, Original Arrangement
- Victory (勝利) - Final Fantasy I
- Defeat (敗北) - Victory Original Arrangement
- Victory Intro (勝利イントロ) - Final Fantasy I
- Defeat Intro (敗北イントロ) - ODEKA ke Chocobo, Original Arrangement
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