Microchu (Final Fantasy XIII)

Microchu is an enemy in Final Fantasy XIII. It appears alongside Ochu.

Stats[]

Stats
Status effects

Stats

Level

Keep(The lower the number, the easier it is to interrupt enemy actions.)

1,300

5

Elemental affinities

Statuses and immunities(The higher the number, the more susceptible the enemy is to the status. No number given means modified base percentage of the caster is used instead.)

Classification

Location

Archylte Steppe (Aggra's Pasture)
Faultwarrens (Via Stellarum, Gaian Path)

Species

Feral Creatures/Ochu

Items

Common drop

Chocobo Plume (25%)

Rare drop

Gloomstalk (5%)

Abilities

Plead

Other information

- Never allows itself to be caught by preemptive attacks.
- Coordinates attacks against a single target.
- Vulnerable to Fire damage.

Battle[]

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Other appearances[]

Pictlogica Final Fantasy[]

Microchu from from Final Fantasy XIII appears as an enemy in Pictlogica Final Fantasy.

Final Fantasy Record Keeper[]

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Mobius Final Fantasy[]

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Etymology[]

Microchu is an portmanteau of "micro", meaning small, and "ochu".

The Japanese word ko when written in the Kanji form 子, means child. Thus the Japanese name is a reference to the Microchu being the Ochu's "children".

[view · edit · purge]"Ochu" comes from Dungeons & Dragons; specifically, it is the otyugh. The name in Japanese (and transliterations) comes from the pronunciation; it is pronounced with a short O and T (practically to a ch), making the pronunciation close to "o-chuugh". "オチュー" is the closest the katakana system can get to representing the sound without using compound katakana pronunciations not natively found in Japanese.