How To Get the Burabura Chochin Mount in FFXIV

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Want to know how to get Burabura Chochin Whistle in FFXIV? The recent patch 6.45 brought a lot of content to the FFXIV game world. In particular, the new dungeons and mounts have attracted the most attention from the community. The creatures roaming the paths of the new Mount Rokkon Variant Dungeon are exceptionally aggressive. Conversely, the terrifying chimera Shishioji and the yokai-inspired lantern Burabura Chochin don’t mind becoming your friends. Of course, you will need to visit the new dungeon dozens of times to gain the trust of Shishioji, but Burabura Chochin will see you as a kindred spirit much faster.

How To Get Burabura Chochin Whistle in FFXIV

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To get Burabura Chochin Whistle in FFXIV, you must unlock the Mononopeke achievement while exploring Mount Rokkon. To do this, you must visit every passage and corner of the dungeon and collect 12 Exorcism Records. You can find these records after defeating bosses or even on the floor in some rooms.

Unlike the Shishioji mount, which requires you to complete the dungeon 25 times, you can get Burabura Chochin after 3-4 runs. You will eventually collect all 12 Mount Rokkon Tales Fragments and receive the Mononopeke achievement. And next, you only need to go to the Achievements tab and get Burabura Chochin Whistle as a reward.

All Mount Rokkon Exorcism Records

The Common Man’s Courage
Sound of the Stone
Gift of the Onmyoji
The Crimson Sword
A Tale of Dead Men
The Seal of Silence
Seasons of the Fleeting
The Ogiseru’s Fate
Lost to Avarice
Beyond the Lanterns’ Light
Forging a Legacy
The Luthier and the Songstress

What Is Burabura Chochin

As we said earlier, Burabura Chochin is a giant yokai-inspired lantern with a large eye and a long tongue. And you will often encounter this creature during your wanderings around Mount Rokkon. Often they spawn in groups, but sometimes you can meet single individuals of these monsters.

At first, Burabura Chochin looks like a typical new dungeon monster, but it has a hidden meaning associated with Mount Rokkon. Like players forever roaming the corridors and passages of the dungeon in search of secrets and new stories, these creatures roam through the locations of Mount Rokkon. Since these creatures often saw you wandering around the dungeon, someone can see you as a companion worth traveling with.