| rdfs:comment | - Searching separately from Luso, Popocho managed to find three of his six chocobos on his own; unfortunately, they were being menaced by a massive Zahak. Although Popocho could never have defeated the beast himself, Luso Clemens arrived in the nick of time, having just retrieved the other three chocobos, and helped the Knight defend his chocobos. At the end of the battle, Popocho happily taught Luso how to use the Chocobo Knight Job class in his own clan before riding off with his chocobos.
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| abstract | - Searching separately from Luso, Popocho managed to find three of his six chocobos on his own; unfortunately, they were being menaced by a massive Zahak. Although Popocho could never have defeated the beast himself, Luso Clemens arrived in the nick of time, having just retrieved the other three chocobos, and helped the Knight defend his chocobos. At the end of the battle, Popocho happily taught Luso how to use the Chocobo Knight Job class in his own clan before riding off with his chocobos. An amusing trait of Popocho's that causes him to stand out amongst the other moogles of the game is his peculiar speech impediment. Although he ends many of his sentences with "kupo" in the traditional manner of moogles, he is also prone to mixing "kupo" and similar sounds into the word "chocobo". Although he occasionally manages to pronounce the word correctly, it usually emerges as "bococho", "kuchobo", "chupopo", or something else along those lines. Although he becomes quite flustered and attempts to correct his mispronunciations, he usually only ends up making worse ones, a gesture that his long-suffering chocobos are apparently quite used to. He is also memorable for the exclamation he emits when at the height of exasperation, "Oh, feathers and foozles, kupo!".
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