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Move Chaining

:For the equivalent Driver Skill on other Drivers, see .
Move Chaining is one of 's Driver Skills in Xenoblade Chronicles 2.
The window for cancelling a Driver Art into another Driver Art typically consists of the freeze frames when the last hit of the Art lands. Doing so will build the Special gauge by 1/2 of a level (equivalent to cancelling the second into a Driver Art).
==Overview==
This is Zeke's most important Driver Skill by far — it greatly speeds up the rate at which Driver Arts may be used, resulting in more damage and more support.
In particular, it drastically increases the rate at which the Special gauge may be increased. Without Move Chaining, the most effective way to increase the Special Gauge is to twice and cancel the second into a Driver Art. With Move Chaining, cancelling a Driver Art into a Driver Art produces the same outcome at a much faster rate, as it bypasses the period of time spent auto-attacking.
This skill becomes much more effective still when used in conjunction with Desserts and other Pouch Items which recharge Driver Arts over time; the two effects in conjunction almost eliminate the need to auto-attack entirely (in certain setups completely eliminating such a need), allowing for continuous cancelling of Driver Arts into Driver Arts and s. The same is true for weapon-specific Arts which recharge on a .
Execution of cancelling a Driver Art into another Driver Art is very easy; as Driver Arts cannot interrupt other Driver Arts except during the cancel window, one may simply mash the button for an Art off cooldown, and it will automatically cancel any Driver Art currently being executed. The same is true for cancelling a Driver Art into itself.
Due to how important this skill is in relation to the others, it is often worth beelining right from when Zeke joins the party so that it can be acquired as quickly as possible. Zeke needs Adamant Heart and another level 1 Driver Skill to make it available. (Brawn over Brain is the cheapest and therefore allows Zeke to acquire Move Chaining the earliest, although it may not be as useful as some others by the time Zeke joins the party; Flash Step is more useful at this point at the expense of 375 more .)
==In other languages==
Moyshe

Moyshe is a in Xenoblade Chronicles 3. He is an inhabitant of the City.
==Appearance and personality==
Moyshe is a young boy with brown hair and golden eyes. He wears a yellow shirt with a black belt and black pants.
==Story arc==
==Quests==
Moyshe appears in the following quests:
* The Path I Forge
==Lore==
* Moyshe wants to be Coralie's bodyguard when she becomes an adventurer.
==Dialogue==
==Affinity==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Category:Humans (XC3)
Category:NPCs (City)
Muddy Pelt (XC1)

Muddy Pelt is a common in Xenoblade Chronicles. They are dropped by the Armus in .
==Sources==
===Notes===
While the Muddy Pelt is technically droppable by the Baby Armu on Bionis' Shoulder, every Baby Armu there is in a squad led by some other Armu, meaning its drop table is never rolled (only the squad leader's is). This makes the Muddy Pelt unobtainable in Future Connected (not that this is a big deal).
==Uses==
==In other languages==
Mugwort

Mugwort (, Tenpou) is a Human-Gear hybrid that appears in Xenogears.
==Description==
Mugwort is a blue mantis-like Gear with two bladed claws on its right arm. Originally a subordinate of Krelian 500 years ago within the Monastery Corps, Mugwort was killed defending Sophia and had his personal data preserved. He was resurrected as the central command portion of this Gear. Almost nothing of his original human personality remains and it uses almost entirely collective battle instincts.
==Analysis==
Mugwort's only appearance in the game occurs at Golgoda, where it, along with the Gear Rattan are tasked to fight Elly, who is piloting El-Regrs. Mugwort acts rather rudely to Elly and is destroyed along with Rattan shortly afterwards.
==Gallery==
Mugwort.png|Mugwort's model
Category:Gears
Muimui (XC2)

Muimui is a character in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. He is Professor Soosoo's assistant until his presumed death.
==Appearance and personality==
==Story arc==
==Lore==
==As an NPC==
==As an enemy==
* Rosa (part 1)
* Rosa (part 2)
==Trivia==
* In English, Muimui is voiced by John Keeble, who also voices Xord in Xenoblade Chronicles.
* The Siren Model Kit background information features Muimui; he describes that its description was sold to him, though he cannot read it.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Muimui (XC2) cutscene.jpg|Muimui
Tora meets Muimui.jpg|Tora meets Muimui
Muimui with Tora family.jpg|Muimui working with Tatazo and Soosoo on Lila while Tora watches
Masked Muimui.jpg|A masked Muimui attacks Soosoo and Tatazo
Party meets Muimui again.jpg|The party tells Muimui what happened with Lila
Muimui arrives with Tirkin.jpg|Muimui interrupts Tora and Tatazo's reunion
Bana and Muimui Lila boss.jpg|Muimui with Bana during the Lila boss fight
Bana and Muimui getting away.jpg|Bana and Muimui getting away
Bana and Muimui in headdress.jpg|Bana and Muimui arrive in Rosa's headdress
Muimui and Bana crash.jpg|Muimui and Bana crash after Rosa's defeat
Muimui inconscious.jpg|Muimui is knocked out
Category:Characters (XC2)Category:Nopon (XC2)
Muimui (XCX)

Muimui is a Nopon NPC in Xenoblade Chronicles X. He is Moimoi's brotherpon.
==Appearance and personality==
==Story arc==
==Affinity links==
==Missions==
* Setting Forth
* Muimui's Meltdown
* Bread and a Circus
* The Sword of Legendaryness
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Mujiji

Mujiji is a Nopon NPC in Xenoblade Chronicles X. He's the leader of the Dorian Caravan in Oblivia.
==Appearance and personality==
==Story arc==
==Affinity links==
==As an enemy==
Mujiji appears in the This Year's Heropon in Xenoblade Chronicles 2.
==Missions==
* Fitting In
* BFFs
* 
* The Trading Floor
* Sparking a Smile
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
MultiQuestTitleSQ002

MultiQuestTitleSQ002 () is an unused Squad Mission in Xenoblade Chronicles X.
While this mission has no translated text in English, it was named in Japanese and had this purpose and description:
Japanese Text	Translation (unofficial)
 	Defeat the sphinx.
 	We weren't in time to stop the Ganglion's plans! Their plan was to call the king of Oblivia by massacring the indigens! This king is the one from the Nopon legends, the Sphinx!
==Objectives==
==Rewards==
==In other languages==
MultiQuestTitleSQ137

MultiQuestTitleSQ137 () is an unused Squad Mission in Xenoblade Chronicles X.
While this mission has no translated text in English, it was named in Japanese and had this purpose and description:
Japanese Text	Translation (unofficial)
 	Defeat the grex.
 	The meat of the lepyx truly is delicious, I can see why grexes target them so... but at this rate, won't they end up extinct?
==Objectives==
==Rewards==
==In other languages==
MultiQuestTitleSQ138

MultiQuestTitleSQ138 () is an unused Squad Mission in Xenoblade Chronicles X. The text for this mission is identical to that of the Support Mission named The Docile Ovis. However, as no enemies spawn in this mission, it cannot be completed.
While this mission has no translated text in English, it was named in Japanese and had this purpose and description:
Japanese Text	Translation (unofficial)
 	Defeat the ovis.
 	There's trouble brewing in Sylvalum with a group of ovis. Though the ovis are generally docile, we have orders to eliminate all potentially dangerous herds.
==Objectives==
==Rewards==
==In other languages==
Multi Laser

Multi Laser is a Skell Art in Xenoblade Chronicles X, attached to the M-Laser series of back-mounted Skell weapons.
This weapon comes from the weapons that Qmoevas like the Experimental Composite Qmoeva use to deal ether damage. This adapted version deals beam damage, however.
==Overview==
The Skell fires one laser in an arc like an arrow at the enemy, which then hits the enemy three times to deal beam damage.
==Weapons==
* SRM-XR2230GA M-Laser
* SRM-XR2240GA M-Laser
* SRM-XR2250GA M-Laser
* SRM-XR2260GA M-Laser
* SRM-XR2241GA M-Laser
* SRM-XR2252GA M-Laser
* SRM-XR2263GA M-Laser
==Data==
==In other languages==
Multi Missile (Meredith)

Multi Missile is a Skell Art in Xenoblade Chronicles X, attached to the Skell weapons from Meredith & Co.
==Overview==
The Skell launches a series of six missiles at the enemy.
==Weapons==
* SRM-R215ME S-Missile
* SRM-R220ME S-Missile
* SRM-R230ME S-Missile
* SRM-R240ME S-Missile
* SRM-R250ME S-Missile
* SRM-R260ME S-Missile
* SRM-XR220ME S-Missile
* SRM-XR230ME S-Missile
* SRM-XR240ME S-Missile
* SRM-XR250ME S-Missile
* SRM-XR260ME S-Missile
* SRM-XXR220ME S-Missile
* SRM-XXR230ME S-Missile
* SRM-XXR240ME S-Missile
* SRM-XXR250ME S-Missile
* SRM-XXR260ME S-Missile
==Data==
==In other languages==
Multi Missile (Sakuraba)

Multi Missile is a Skell Art in Xenoblade Chronicles X, attached to the Skell weapons from Sakuraba Industries.
==Overview==
The Skell fires a series of four missiles at the enemy.
If the enemy is d, damage is increased by 100%.
==Weapons==
* SRM-R220SA S-Missile
* SRM-R230SA S-Missile
* SRM-R240SA S-Missile
* SRM-R250SA S-Missile
* SRM-R260SA S-Missile
* SRM-XR220SA S-Missile
* SRM-XR230SA S-Missile
* SRM-XR240SA S-Missile
* SRM-XR250SA S-Missile
* SRM-XR260SA S-Missile
* SRM-XXR220SA S-Missile
* SRM-XXR230SA S-Missile
* SRM-XXR240SA S-Missile
* SRM-XXR250SA S-Missile
* SRM-XXR260SA S-Missile
==Data==
==In other languages==
Multigun

The Multigun is a ranged weapon in Xenoblade Chronicles X, only usable by the main player avatar, Cross. However, they can use it while playing as any class.
There is only one Multigun, the Delta Bliss, available, and its blueprint is unlocked when the Affinity Mission Yelv's Partner is completed.
==Overview==
==List of Multigun Battle Arts==
==List of Multiguns==
Name	Attack	Level Required	Maker	Attribute	Ammo	Cooldown	TP Gain	Stability	Max. upgrades
==Trivia==
* Multiguns besides the Delta Bliss exist within the game's files, but cannot be acquired.
==In other languages==
*
Mumkhar/Gameplay

Mumkhar is a guest party member in Xenoblade Chronicles. He appears in the Battle of Sword Valley as the team's tank, though his is significantly lower than the others.
==Stats==
==Arts==
Hell Dive Claw	Physical art	Deals damage.
Hell Hound 	Ether art 	Attracts a lot of aggro in a large range.
==Dialogue==
==Gallery==
===Tension icons===
XC1 tension icon Mumkhar normal.png|Normal tension
XC1 tension icon Mumkhar high.png|High tension
XC1 tension icon Mumkhar low.png|Low tension
XC1DE tension icon Mumkhar normal.png|Normal tension (Definitive Edition)
XC1DE tension icon Mumkhar high.png|High tension (Definitive Edition)
XC1DE tension icon Mumkhar low.png|Low tension (Definitive Edition)
Category:Party members (XC1)
Mumkhar (Sword Valley)

Mumkhar, in Metal Face, is fought when encountered at the end of Sword Valley. He is accompanied by two s.
==Data==
==Dialogue==
===Battle Start===
* Ahahahahahahahaha!
===Using Arts===
Art 	Lines
Custom Dead Way 	
* I'll slice you into pieces!
Custom Grand Shot 	
* Heyyy, heyyy! Time to DIEEEEE!
Hell Talon Venom IV 	
* I'm gonna chop you into bits!
Special Killing Claw	
* DIEEE!
* HAHAHAHAHA!
Venom Hell Spin 	
* Ahahahahahahahaha!This same audio file is also used as his "Battle start" line.
Very Last Resort 	
* Eat thiiis!
* I'm gonna chop you into bits!This same audio file is also used for another Art.
===Taking damage===
====Average hit====
* Ah!
* Gyah!
====Critical hit====
* Agh, get off me!
===Low HP===
====Half HP====
* I'll kill the lot of you, Dunban and his brats!
====Fifth HP====
* Hff, hff! The Monado ain't supposed to hurt me!
===Player wins===
* AAAAAAH!
===Unsorted===
* Damn. Gotta do everything myself!
* HAHA! You'll never stop meee!
* Ugh! Minions. Surround them!
===Unused===
====Battle start====
Not only is this unused line stored in the spot where his "battle start" line would normally be, he doesn't have a unique audio file for the used "battle start" line, something only one other boss does. This, plus the fact that other lines imply he was meant to react to the player killing the fight's minions, point to the original plan for the fight being different and more complex than the one in the final game.
* Gah! Not you lot again!
===Notes===
Category:Face Mechon
Mumkhar (Valak Mountain)

Mumkhar is fought shortly after he is revealed to be Metal Face. Once his HP is reduced to one fifth, the battle automatically ends.
==Data==
==Dialogue==
In the Wii version, Mumkhar's voice is filtered as if he were in his Face Mechon. This is fixed in the .
===Battle start===
* This little get-together ends now!
===Using Arts===
Art 	Lines
Corner 	
* Heheheheh!
Eagle Slice 	
* DIEEE!
* Heheheheh!This same audio file is also used for another Art.
Eagle Triple Combo	
* I'll slice you into pieces!
* Eat this, AHAHAHA!
Fiery Pain IV 	
* DIEEE!
* Heheheheh!
Massacre Lotus 	
* I'll finish you all!
Super Spin 	
* I'll slice you into pieces!
===Taking damage===
====Average hit====
* Uh!
* Ah!
====Critical hit====
* Uh! Get off me!
===Low HP===
====Half HP====
* Ughhh! You just don't know when to give up!
===Player wins===
This line usually gets cut off when the cutscene begins. This may indicate that this fight was originally meant to end when he reached zero HP, and this line was therefore meant to be a "Low HP" line. His first unused line (and its reincorporation in his battle in ) is further evidence of this.
* AAAAAAAAH I've had it! I'm gonna slaughter you!
===Unsorted===
* If it isn't Mister Monado and his friends!
* Go on! Keep hiding behind the Monado, see if I care!
* Do that again, and I'm gonna get mad! Hear me?!
===Unused===
====Player wins====
* Gah! All that work for nothing!
====Unknown====
* This-hff, hff-This can't be happening! III DOOON'T LOOOOSE!
===Notes===
==Trivia==
*Mumkhar's Super Spin art appears to be bugged and thus never successfully topples party members (it topples himself instead, whoops). As a result, he will never choose to use Massacre Lotus under normal circumstances. There is a small chance of it being used if he is forced to change arts due to breaking a vision tag. This error is fixed in the .
Mumufa

Mumufa is an in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. She can be found anytime on the Goldmouth Flight Deck in Goldmouth, Argentum Trade Guild. She is the Nopon for Argentum.
==Dialogue==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Informant (Argentum).jpg|Mumufa at her shop
Category:Nopon (XC2) Category:NPCs (Argentum)
Mumuni the Littlepon

Mumuni the Littlepon is a Literature Pouch item in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It can be purchased from Pelala at Reedirait Bookstore in the Argentum Bazaar in Goldmouth, Argentum Trade Guild. Obtaining the Littlepon Contract by completing the New Sounds Merc Mission is required to unlock this pouch item.
==In other languages==
Mumutsu

Mumutsu is a Nopon NPC in Xenoblade Chronicles X.
Mumutsu can be found in the morning and afternoon (7:00-17:00) in the Whale's Nostril in Noctilum.
==Appearance and personality==
==Story arc==
==Affinity links==
==As an enemy==
Mumutsu appears in the This Year's Heropon in Xenoblade Chronicles 2.
==Missions==
* 
* BFFs
* 
* 
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Mun'luarb

Mun'luarb is an Orphean NPC in Xenoblade Chronicles X.
==Appearance and personality==
==Story arc==
He is only met during A Fateful Choice. He was one of the new Orpheans that chose free will rather than that of the Ovah, and headed to the Divine Roost after a series of debates with the Ovah followers.
He is found dying in the Divine Roost, likely after a confrontation with . He states that he was left blind after cranial damage, and that his Ovah is dissipating into the forest, before dying.
==Affinity links==
==Missions==
* A Fateful Choice
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Murder Most Foul

Murder Most Foul is a Normal Mission in Xenoblade Chronicles X.
==Objectives==
===Route A===
===Route B===
==Dialogue==
==Rewards==
==Results==
===Route A===
You took down the killer, but unfortunately could not save Ackwar's life.
===Route B===
You and Ackwar exposed Powell as the killer and defeated him.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Murderess/Gameplay

The Murderess is a playable character in Xenoblade Chronicles X.
==Data==
==Default Arts==
Art 	Description
Side Slash 	Deals weapon damage + Inflicts Fatigue + FROM THE SIDE: boosts damage
 	Deals weapon damage + FROM BEHIND: boosts damage
Stellar Ray	Deals weapon damage + Inflicts Beam Res Down + WITH AN AURA: boosts damage
Jetstream 	Deals ether damage + Inflicts Stun
==Class levels==
==Soul Voices==
==Gallery==
XCX Murderess profile.png|Murderess's profile, shown after completing My Dream
Category:Recruitable party members (XCX)
Murmur

Murmur is an in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. He can be found anytime at Goldmouth Flight Deck in Goldmouth, Argentum Trade Guild, after the party returns there to take a ship to Mor Ardain and until the party arrives in Mor Ardain.
==Lore==
*Murmur sells Titan ship tickets.
==Dialogue==
===Chapter 4===
==In other languages==
Category:NPCs (Argentum)Category:Nopon (XC2)
Murra

Murras are enemies in Xenoblade Chronicles X under the Theroid classification. They are pale winged creatures.
==Description==
The bodies of these flying beasts resemble porcelain. Both wings feature organs for absorbing atmospheric ether, which is then stockpiled in the head before being used to either blast foes or to self-destruct while defending the colony.
Murra populations are greatly affected by an area's ether density. When ether is abundant, females are able to reproduce via parthenogenesis, giving rise exclusively to more females. Once herd numbers have stabilized, males are born and sexual reproduction can resume. The ether-absorption abilities of asexually-created murras are lacking, however; when ether density drops, these ones are the first to die, leaving behind their fitter, sexually-produced counterparts. 
===Additional Notes===
The mission Odd Symbiosis shows that murras will charge forward and self-destruct in order to protect levitaths when together.
== In combat ==
== Variations ==
Murras only come in one variation. In general, all murras drop these items:
* Multicolor Murra Wing from the main body.
* Brilliant Murra Liquid from the head.
* from the main body.
* Supple Leather from the main body.
== Enemy List ==
== In other languages ==
*Category:Theroids
Muruse, the Opulent

Muruse, the Opulent is a Tyrant in Xenoblade Chronicles X.
This golden Blatta is located in the subcave south of the Vitriol Cesspool in Noctilum (near where Lugalbanda, the Wanderer-King appears after completing ), which requires swimming through the poisonous water. It crawls on the northern wall and can only be attacked once approached.
==Stats==
==In other languages==
Muscle Branch (XC2)

Muscle Branch is a tree in Xenoblade Chronicles 2.
==Sources==
==Uses==
==Lore==
*Gormotti carpenters strengthen frames with Muscle Branches, which are then used in buildings.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Concerned Carpenter Muscle Branch Collection.jpg|Collection point for Muscle Branches
Concerned Carpenter Muscle Branch Map Location.jpg|Location of the collection point on the map
Muscle Power

Muscle Power is a in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It can be found in Torigoth Relay Base in Torigoth, Gormott Province. Viewing this Heart-to-Heart is required to unlock the second level of 's Nopon Wisdom .
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==Script==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Muscle Power Map Location.jpg|Location of the Heart-to-Heart on the map
Muscle Power Requirements.jpg|The characters required to view the Heart-to-Heart
Muscle Power Rex Choice.jpg|Rex's choices during the Heart-to-Heart
Muscle Up

Muscle Up is a effect in Xenoblade Chronicles and Future Connected. It raises the user's physical defence.
==Overview==
There are two ways to go about defensive gems: give them to softer characters so they can take a few more hits, or give them to tanks so they can take a lot more hits. Which one to go for is largely a matter of taste.
==Sources==
==Triva==
*It is unclear why the gem is not called "Physical Defence Up" (or "Phys Def Up", as with Phys Def Down), as would be expected given the naming convention of other stat-raising gems.
==In other languages==
Muscley Damian

Muscley Damian is a in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It can be found anytime at Sanguinous Grotto in the of the Kingdom of Tantal. It can up to five and s at random by using Beast Howl, with a small chance to not summon any instead.
Defeating it will unlock the third level of 's .
==Data==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Muscley Damian Nametag.jpg|Muscley Damian's nametag
Muscley Damian Map Location.jpg|Muscley Damian's location on the map
Muscley Damian Tombstone.jpg|Muscley Damian's tombstone
Muscley Damian Tombstone Interface.jpg|Muscley Damian's tombstone interface
Category:Unique monsters (Tantal)Category:Buloofos (XC2)
Music of A Missing Year

The music of Xenosaga II to III: A Missing Year consists of 35 music tracks used as background music in the video series, as well as two tracks that went unused but were still kept on the website internally. All tracks were composed by Yuki Kajiura. As the vast majority of tracks were never released in any official capacity, very little is known about the music as a whole.
The music is primarily made with a combination of recorded instruments and electronic instruments, and is in general of significantly lower audio quality than the soundtracks of the mainline Xenosaga games. It also includes one track with English lyrics, my long forgotten cloistered sleep (unreleased work of Xenosaga), with lyrics written by Kajiura and sung by Emily Bindiger.
The only track with an official title is my long forgotten cloistered sleep (unreleased work of Xenosaga), as this was the only track released on an album. The unreleased tracks have unofficial titles in relatively widespread use, mostly as a result of the music being archived with a set of unofficial titles before the website was taken down. (Where applicable, this wiki uses these unofficial titles, although with some changes to reflect tracks being used or remixed in the music of Xenosaga Episode III).
==Track list==
* 
* 
* Bitter-sweet Song
* 
* 
* 
* 
* 
* mysterious boy~Grimoire
* Grimoire's Girl
* Scientia~mysteries
* 
* confrontation
* 
* 
* prepare your heart
* 
* an intense situation
* 
* 
* 
* Ars Nova~break-in
* 
* 
* 
* 
* 
* 
* departure (ambience ver.)
* here she is (KOS-MOS)
* 
* 
* battle vs. Erde Kaiser Sigma
* Brother
* 
* Song of Nephilim (Xenosaga III ver.)
* my long forgotten cloistered sleep (unreleased work of Xenosaga)
==In other media==
* my long forgotten cloistered sleep (unreleased work of Xenosaga) was included on FICTION II, an album featuring the works of Yuki Kajiura. It was also performed at Yuki Kajiura LIVE vol.#9 “Shibuya Public Hall Special”, a live performance of Kajiura's works on the 9th of September, 2012, and included as Track 3 on the associated album.
* battle vs. Erde Kaiser Sigma and Song of Nephilim (Xenosaga III ver.) were used in the music of Xenosaga Episode III. Moreover, we've got to believe in something, battleland, and all have remixes among the music of A Missing Year. (It is not known whether the Xenosaga Episode III equivalents or the A Missing Year equivalents were composed first.) Finally, Virgil's lament is a remix of my long forgotten cloistered sleep (unreleased work of Xenosaga).
==External links==
* VGMdb page (FICTION II)
* A Missing Year music archive
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