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Petramand

Petramands are enemies in Xenoblade Chronicles X under the Insectoid classification. These enemies resemble Forfexes, although these creatures have an acid sac like that of a Scirpo.
Interestingly, most Petramand enemies are named after various metallic elements of the periodic table.
==Description==
Spider-like creatures that exist on a diet of specific minerals, which they melt for consumption using acid secreted from their abdomens. Though most will not attack living organisms, there have been rare cases of mutants with carnivorous tendencies.
After laying eggs, the female will carry them in her mouth until they hatch. The hatchlings spend their larval phase atop their mother's body, and upon maturation, they attach themselves to flying creatures such as the levitath, moving as far away from their maternal home as possible.
== In combat ==
Petramands typically mind their own business with ground units, but are utterly hostile to Skells. They have an electric attack, Air Slash, that s flying Skells, so players should take care to stay grounded while fighting them. Destroying their claws will stop them from slashing, and prevent them from Defending. However, it will enrage if its claws are broken, which'll increase its melee/ranged attack and potential.
The Petramand's strongest attack is Ether Acid, which allows it to use its acid sac to hit a party member six times at 255% strength. Destroying the sac is always a good idea against this enemy, especially since it drops valuable s.
Lava petramands, however, have these resistances instead:
== Variations ==
There are five variations of Petramand:
* Golden petramands have gray bodies and golden acid sacs. They drop Golden Petramand Silk from the acid sac. They are found in Oblivia and the Stonelattice Cavern in Primordia.
* Silver petramands have silver bodies and green acid sacs. They drop Silver Petramand Silk from the acid sac. They are found in Noctilum and Sylvalum.
* Orange petramands have dark bodies and orange acid sacs. They drop Malevolent Petramand Silk from the acid sac and are found in Cauldros, usually outside the lava.
* Purple petramands have dark bodies and purple acid sacs. They drop Black Petramand Silk from the acid sac and are found in Turtle Nest in Primordia and the Old Ceremonial Hollow in Cauldros.
* Lava petramands have light gray bodies and sacs of lava, along with burning hot claws and legs. They also drop Black Petramand Silk from the acid sac and are found in Cauldros wherever there is lava.
In general, all petramands drop these materials:
* Rainbow Metal from the main body.
* Gray Shell from the head.
* Ornate Petramand Claw from the left and right claw.
* from the main body.
* from the main body.
== Enemy List ==
== In other languages ==
*Category:Insectoids
Petting Zoo

Petting Zoo is a in Xenoblade Chronicles X, and the second one with Elma. It can be found at night (19:00-24:00) in the to the west of the Water Purification Plant, as long as a cat is selected as a pet in the BLADE Barracks and the previous Heart-to-Heart, The Techie, is completed. Naturally, this requires the Affinity Mission Nine Lives to be completed so that a cat can be a pet.
Elma is shown on her knees stretching toward a cat in the railing of the district. Once talked to, she discusses about her love of animals and her own cat on Earth.
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==Script==
===Info Segment===
"Holy wow. Did you see Elma at the water-purification plant that night?! No, I... I shouldn't say anything more. I don't want her to get angry at me!"
===Heart-to-Heart===
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Pettle

Pettle is an in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. He can be found anytime in the Saets Lumber Co. in Torigoth, Gormott Province, after receiving The Case of the Crane. He disappears upon finishing the quest.
==Quests==
*Involved in the The Case of the Crane.
*Crane Criminals
==Lore==
*Pettle is a Gormotti child who is an apprentice at Saets Lumber Co.
*According to Welma, he looks up to Rahim and pretends to be him. This is probably why he is eager to find the culprits who broke the crane.
==Dialogue==
During Crane Criminals
==In other languages==
Category:Gormotti Category:NPCs (Gormott)
Pfeffen

Pfeffen is a Ma-non NPC in Xenoblade Chronicles X. He, along with Rutantan and Tutura, is one of the first Ma-non that the player meets during , and the only one the player can initially talk to. He asks the humans to help destroy the three Targeter Zigs that shot at the Ma-non Ship.
==Appearance and personality==
==Story arc==
==Affinity links==
==Missions==
* 
* Spy Games
* A Dubious Operation
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Phaedlico

Phaedlico is an in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. He can be found anytime in in Goetuis Port, Indoline Praetorium.
==Lore==
*Phaedlico is an Indoline man who welcomes the travelers coming from Goetuis Wharf #2.
==Dialogue==
===Chapter 5===
===Chapter 6===
===Chapter 8===
==In other languages==
Category:Indoline Category:NPCs (Indol)
Phaedlus

Phaedlus is an in Future Connected.
==Quests==
* 
==Lore==
==Companions's Cape==
Phaedlus wakes up at 9:00 and goes near the entrance. There, he walks until 13:00 and then examines the boxes situated in front of the tents until 18:00. From that hour until 21:00, he stays in front of the tent, and after that, he goes to sleep.
===Dialogue===
==Gran Dell==
After the Companions have been relocated to Gran Dell, Phaedlus can be found southwest of the Gran Dell Approach next to some ruins during the day. At 18:00, he meets at the campfire near the Grand Arch with Maxis, Tulleana, Ardred, Vredda, Solthas and others.
===Dialogue===
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Phanatos, the Netherlord

Phanatos, the Netherlord is an enemy in Xenoblade Chronicles X that is only available while Blade Mission No. 20 is active, during the Squad Mission , which is unlocked after the two probes in The Insects' Fear are examined during said mission.
While it is the lowest level Yggralith, it is still a massive threat if you aren't properly equipped to handle gravity-based damage or large enemies in general.
==Stats==
==In other languages==
Phantasm

Four Phantasms are fought in the Vault of Heroes in the of Spirit Crucible Elpys, after they start appearing when the party approach where the third Aegis Sword is sealed. Their appearance is of a shadowy Addam wielding Mythra's Aegis Sword.
Phantasms are able to use Multus when at under 30% of their max , evading attacks during the Art and ing two more Phantasms. The number of Phantasms that can be summoned this way is (unfortunately) capped; they will stop using Multus after a certain number of them are summoned this way.
==Strategy==
The quickest way to defeat the Phantasms is to reduce all those currently on the field to just above the 30% HP threshold at which they start using Multus, then to defeat all of them at once with a . Said chain will almost certainly only go for one round (unless the party has a common Blade with Orb Master), but if all targets are at low HP, one round should still be enough to kill. Blades with level s that have AOE are recommended to ensure all targets are hit; , , and (to a lesser extent) are options for this. The Aubrite Chip found in an easily accessible treasure trove in Elpys Great Hall should make this strategy easier to pull off when using one of the aforementioned Blades.
==Data==
==In other languages==
Pharod

Pharod is a in Xenoblade Chronicles 3. He is an elite third termer from Keves Castle training to be an officer.
==Appearance and personality==
Pharod is a young boy with brown skin, blue hair and golden eyes.
==Story arc==
==Quests==
Pharod appears in the following quests:
* Leaders in Training
==Lore==
==Dialogue==
==Affinity==
==Collectopaedia Card==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Category:Kevesi
Category:NPCs (Keves Castle)
Pharsis, the Everqueen

Pharsis, the Everqueen is a Tyrant in Xenoblade Chronicles X.
According to Kupee from the Dopang Caravan, this Yggralith had moved into the Noctilucent Sphere Interior in Sylvalum recently, causing trouble for the Nopon that like visiting the interior. Typically, she can only be attacked via a Skell, since the water inside is too deep to fight in on-foot. Thankfully, Pharsis can be lured to the walkable entryway if the player wishes to fight from the ground.
This enemy is the second-strongest enemy in the game by level behind . Taking Pharsis down requires resistance to debuffs like , , and Gravity Res Down, in addition to a good set of resistances to gravity, ether, and physical attacks. However, the player should also make sure to be able to deal heavy damage quickly, as her Regenerate allows her to regenerate around 2,000,000 HP repeatedly when her health gets low.
==Stats==
==In other languages==
Phase Transfer Cannon

A Phase Transfer Cannon is a weapon in the Xenosaga series.
==Description==
==Story==
===Episode I===
Following a Gnosis attack on the Kukai Foundation, Miyuki Itsumi delivers a PT Cartridge to Shion. She deduces that linking KOS-MOS's D.S.S.S. to the Dämmerung's mainframe could bypass the cloaking device that covers whatever is attracting the Gnosis. KOS-MOS later uses the PT Cartridge to fire the Phase Transfer Cannon at the distorted area in space. As Miyuki deduced, this reveals the Song of Nephilim.
===Episode II===
When the main party is confronting Sergius XVII in the Ω System, he threatens to use Proto Ω's U.M.N. Phase Transfer Cannon. Unlike a typical Phase Transfer Cannon, he claims that this weapon can "strike any target from anywhere in space". However, before he can fire it he is killed by the Testaments.
===Episode III===
T-elos was installed with a portable version of the Phase Transfer Cannon on her chest to fire the U-TENERITAS at her foes. KOS-MOS V.4 is also installed with this feature, but it goes unused until she awakens as Mary Magdalene in the Underground Ruins, where she fires it at T-elos.
==Database==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
PT cartridge.png|A PT cartridge.
Category:Lore (XS)
Phobia

Phobia is an enemy from Xenogears. It is fought in the Ethos Dig Site.
==Description==
Any attacks will heal Phobia. It can only be harmed through healing spells and items.
==Statistics==
==Gallery==
Phobia Lineart.png|Phobia Lineart
Phobia Screenshot.png|Phobia at Ethos Dig Site
Category:Enemies (Ethos Dig Site)
Phobos Rigas

Phobos Rigas is a boss in Xenosaga Episode II - Jenseits von Gut und Böse. It is one of 3 superbosses that cannot be fought until the player has completed the sidequest. Phobos Rigas, alongside Baal Zebul and Mikumari are exclusive to the English version of the game and is not found in the original Japanese version.
==Enemy data==
==Gallery==
Phobos Rigas Location.png|Location on the Dämmerung
Category:Bosses (Dämmerung)Category:Gnosis (XS2)
Phoenix Wings

Phoenix Wings is a Skell Art in Xenoblade Chronicles X, attached to the Phoenix series of back-mounted Skell weapons.
==Overview==
When Phoenix Wings is used, the Skell floats in the air and emits fire from its back in the shape of a firey bird. This expands in a spherical way, dealing heavy fire damage to everything in the area and inflicting .
Thanks to its wide radius and multi-hit properties, this art is extremely powerful for dealing with large clusters of enemies. It's similar to Fulsi Flurry, but this Art comes from enemy drops rather than a Skell superweapon so it's more easily available.
==Weapons==
* SRM-R420GG Phoenix
* SRM-R430GG Phoenix
* SRM-R440GG Phoenix
* SRM-R450GG Phoenix
* SRM-R460GG Phoenix
* SRM-XR420GG Phoenix
* SRM-XR430GG Phoenix
* SRM-XR440GG Phoenix
* SRM-XR450GG Phoenix
* SRM-XR460GG Phoenix
* SRM-XXR420GG Phoenix
* SRM-XXR430GG Phoenix
* SRM-XXR440GG Phoenix
* SRM-XXR450GG Phoenix
* SRM-XXR460GG Phoenix
==Data==
==In other languages==
Phog/Gameplay

Phog is a playable character in Xenoblade Chronicles X.
==Recruitment Details==
===Requirements===
Complete the mission Foggy Dilemma.
Until the mission Blitzkrieg is completed, Frye must not be in the party when speaking to Phog.
===Location===
 - West of Deliverance Park, near the crane.
==Data==
==Default Arts==
Art 	Description
 	Deals weapon damage + FROM BEHIND: boosts damage
Upper Hand	Grants Critical Power
Sky High 	Deals physical damage + Boosts damage in melee combos + Inflicts Stun
 	Deals weapon damage + FROM THE SIDE: boosts TP
==Class levels==
==Soul Voices==
==Gallery==
XCX Phog profile.png|Phog's profile, shown after completing Foggy Dilemma.
Category:Recruitable party members (XCX)
Phogrium

Phogrium is an Important Item in Xenoblade Chronicles X. It is found during Phog and Frye's Affinity Mission named Brotherly Love.
Initially, the substance appears as a thick fog in various parts of Sylvalum. It is also very volatile, as it instantly vanishes and reappears elsewhere whenever touched.
This substance is finally obtained at the end of the mission, when Phog shoots it with a pistol in order to get it to crystallize.
==In other languages==
Phonex

Phonexes are a species in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. They are small, fox-like creatures with three tails. They can be found on most of Alrest's inhabited areas as they use other species' ships, like the Nopon's, to move around.
In order to speak with them, the Phonex Linguistics skill, exclusive to Nim, is required. Some Phonexes will only speak when that skill is at a high enough level.
==Appearance==
==Characteristics==
Phonexes are timid and territorial, preferring to live in dens away from human settlements. As a result, most of them do not trust strangers, not helped by their inability to communicate with other species as Phonexes let out a growl to communicate between each other. However, it is possible to gain their trust by giving them food they like. Phonexes that have settled in a burrow will remain there for the rest of their lives. Thus, a settled Phonex traveling to multiple Titans like Pex is rare, to the point of them branding him a hero.
A Phonex's taste in food depends on where they live, a Phonex from Uraya will not eat the same things as a Phonex from Mor Ardain. Some of the foods mentioned by Phonexes are grass, bugs and fishes.
==Notable Phonexes==
*Mix
*Pex
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Nim tells her adventures to Phonexes.jpg|Nim telling her adventures to Phonexes
Category:Species*
Phonex Escort

Phonex Escort is a Merc Mission in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It is received from Yux at Treetop Path in Torigoth, Gormott Province, upon reaching development level 4 for Gormott, provided Nim's Blade Quest A Phonex Tale was completed. Two levels of the Phonex Linguistics are required to talk to Yux and receive the mission. The mission requires an hour and 40 minutes to be completed, down to 25 minutes by dispatching s with enough levels of the suggested Field Skills.
==Dialogue==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Phonex Escort Location.jpg|Yux with the mission available 
Yux Map Location.jpg|Yux's location on the map
Phormyne

Phormyne is an in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. He can be found anytime in Seoris Plaza in the Indoline Sanctum, Indoline Praetorium. He is the Indoline for Indol.
==Dialogue==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Informant (Indol).jpg|Phormyne at his shop
Category:Indoline Category:NPCs (Indol)
Photon Saber

The Photon Saber is a melee weapon in Xenoblade Chronicles X, used by the Blast Fencer and the Galactic Knight classes, with Rank 10 of the latter class granting mastery and allowing any class to use it. Additionally, the characters Doug and Yelv use this weapon.
==Overview==
Photon Saber attacks are well known for melee combos, which are Arts performed right after other Arts that used the melee weapon. Starfall Rondo and Starlight Duster are especially powerful with high melee attack and potential, respectively. 
In addition, Essence Exchange is a very quick way to gain before battle starts, and is recommended for players that want to start each fight with Overdrive.
In terms of survivability, Astral Heal is often useful for recovering health, and Astrolibrium works well as a reflect aura that pairs well with Galactic Cataclysm in beam builds.
==List of Photon Saber Battle Arts==
===Signature Arts===
This lists the Arts and the original user of the Art, as well as how it can be unlocked:
* Essence Exchange - Unlocked via Yelv's affinity mission Arms and the Man
* Phenomenon - Unlocked via Doug's affinity mission Soldier of the Harriers
* Starlight Duster - Unlocked via Doug's affinity mission Close Comrades
==List of Photon Saber series==
==List of Photon Sabers==
Name	Attack	Level Required	Maker	Attribute	Cooldown	TP Gain	Stability	Max. upgrades
==In other languages==
*
Photonium

Photonium is a in Future Redeemed. Nine must be collected as part of the Scenario Quest Ether Lift Research.
It can be found in the Sealed Cave, more specifically in the Declessa Cave Temple Ruins, in three separate investigation points:
* On the northeasternmost point of the cave temple ruins that is south of the river running through it, down a ladder.
* In a cave near a Fog Rift, found by crossing the bridge west from the Declessa Cave Temple Ruins and going north.
* Just south of the Declessa Cave Temple Ruins, on the platform with Fograptor D'nari behind an Igloon Symbol.
Each investigation point offers three Photonium.
==Lore==
* Photonium is said to be incredibly rare, and nicknamed the "phantom metal" as a result.
* It is used as a superconducting material in the ether amplifier of Ether Slides and Ether Lifts, although it is only required in significant quantities in the latter case, due to output stability concerns.
* Photonium can allegedly be found in the Urayan Tunnels.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Photonium location 1.jpg|Photonium south of the river running through Declessa Cave Temple Ruins
Photonium location 2.jpg|Photonium on the western part of Zalmor's Thawtunnels
Photonium location 3.jpg|Photonium on top of Declessa Altar
Phys. Def. Down

Phys. Def. Down is a in Xenoblade Chronicles 3 and Future Redeemed. It decreases the affected character's physical defense, resulting in them taking more damage from physical attacks.
==List of arts that can inflict Phys. Def. Down==
===By party members===
===By enemies===
==In other languages==
Category:Status effects (XC3)Category:Status effects (FR)
Phys Def Down

Phys Def Down is a effect in Xenoblade Chronicles and Future Connected. It grants a percentage chance that the user's will inflict Physical Def Down on the target for 10 seconds.
==Overview==
Even with the weakest gems, Phys Def Down will eventually trigger and cause the victim to take increased for a short time. This makes it a cheap and easy way to increase damage over long fights.
==Sources==
==In other languages==
Physical Arts Plus

Physical Arts Plus is a buff in Xenoblade Chronicles and Future Connected. It adds 0.5 to the power of arts that do physical ; for example, an art with 2.0x power becomes 2.5x. There is no equivalent buff for arts.
There are no enemies that can use Physical Arts Plus; it is exclusive to party members. It is a fairly good buff to have in general, though it is often used by arts in such a way that the extra generated must be considered.
==List of arts that can inflict Physical Arts Plus==
===By party members===
Character	Art	Description
==In other languages==
Category:Buffs (XC1)Category:Buffs (FC)
Physical Def Down

Physical Defence Down (or Phys Def Down) is a debuff in Xenoblade Chronicles and Future Connected. It increases the amount of physical taken by the victim by a percentage.
The math of the debuff differs depending on whether it is applied to a party member or an enemy. For an example where the debuff's percentage is 25%:
* On a party member with 200 physical defence, the value will be multiplied to equal 150.
* On an enemy with 30% physical defence, the value will be subtracted to equal -5%.
Physical Def Down can be inflicted with an when equipping Phys Def Down s.
==List of arts that can inflict Physical Defence Down==
===By party members===
Character	Art	Description
===By enemies===
==In other languages==
Category:Debuffs (XC1)
Physical Defence Up

Physical Defence Up is a buff in Xenoblade Chronicles. It raises the user's physical defence, thus reducing damage taken from physical attacks.
Whether Physical Defence Up is better than is a complex matter that depends on many factors. Generally, because Physical Defense Up is a percentage-based boost to the user's defence, it will be ineffective if the user's defence is low to start with.
This buff does not have an explanation associated with it, perhaps because there is no art that applies it by itself.
==List of arts that can inflict Physical Defence Up==
===By party members===
Character	Art	Description
==In other languages==
Category:Buffs (XC1)
Physical Defense Down (disambiguation)

Physical Defense Down may refer to:
* Physical Defense Down (XS1) - the status in Xenosaga Episode I
* Physical Defense Down (XS1&2) - the status in Xenosaga I & II
* Physical Def Down - the debuff in Xenoblade Chronicles and Future Connected
** Phys Def Down - the that inflicts this debuff
* Phys. Def. Down - the debuff in Xenoblade Chronicles 3
Physical Defense Up (disambiguation)

Physical Defense Up may refer to:
* Physical Defense Up (XS1) - the status in Xenosaga Episode I
* Physical Defense Up (XS1&2) - the status in Xenosaga I & II
* Physical Defence Up - the status in Xenoblade Chronicles
* Physical Defense Up (Aux Core) - the Aux Core in Xenoblade Chronicles 2
* Physical Defense Up (Skill RAM) - the Skill RAM in Xenoblade Chronicles 2
You may also be looking for:
* Muscle Up - the gem in Xenoblade Chronicles and Future Connected that has a defence up effect
Physical Protect (buff)

Physical Protect is a buff in Xenoblade Chronicles and Future Connected. It reduces the amount of physical taken by a percentage, after defences are taken into account.
For party members, whether Physical Protect is better than Physical Defence Up is a complex matter that depends on many factors. Enemies always use Physical Protect when it comes to buffing their defences, as their defence mechanics operate differently.
Physical Protect can be caused at the start of battle by equipping s.
==List of arts that can inflict Physical Protect==
===By party members===
Character	Art	Description
===By enemies===
==In other languages==
Category:Buffs (XC1)Category:Buffs (FC)
Physical Protect (gem)

Physical Protect is a effect in Xenoblade Chronicles and Future Connected. It provides the buff for 30 seconds to start battle.
==Overview==
Typical fights should be mostly decided in 30 seconds, so the gem's effect will hold fairly well and make exploration safer on the whole. For longer fights such as bosses and uniques, this gem might not be the best choice, as it will wear off as the fight is probably reaching a more dangerous phase.
==Sources==
==In other languages==
Physical Res Down

Physical Res Down is a in Xenoblade Chronicles X.
==Overview==
When a player or enemy is inflicted with Physical Res Down, their attribute resistance to physical attacks is decreased. For example, if an enemy has 40 Physical Res as a base, Physical Res Down I would temporarily reduce it to 25, making it so damage is only reduced by 25% instead of 40% when they take physical damage.
On foot, Physical Res Down can be prevented via the Armor augment Resist Physical Res Down. While in a Skell, Physical Res Down can be prevented via the Skell Armor augment Resist.PHYS-DOWN.
It's possible to extend the duration of Physical Res Down using Extend Physical Res Down on foot, and TimeEx.PHYS-DOWN while in a Skell.
Debuff Level 	Duration	Attribute Resistance Reduction
Physical Res Down I 	 	15%
Physical Res Down II 	 	20%
Physical Res Down III	 	25%
Physical Res Down IV 	 	30%
Physical Res Down V 	 	35%
Physical Res Down VI 	 	50%
==List of arts that can inflict Physical Res Down==
===By party members===
====By Skells====
===By enemies===
==List of Soul Voices that can inflict Physical Res Down==
Soul Voice 	Dialogue Type	Activation Condition	Buff Granted 	Users
Medicine Man	B 	Yellow Ranged art 	Physical Res Down	,
==Other things that inflict Physical Res Down==
Melee s on foot can inflict Physical Res Down if the augment Melee: Physical Res Down is equipped. Skells should use M-Auto.PHYS-DOWN instead.
==In other languages==
Category:Statuses (XCX)