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Ghondor

Ghondor Vandham (), also known as Wrathfist Ghondor, is a character in Xenoblade Chronicles 3. She is the daughter of Monica Vandham and a member of the Lost Numbers.
==Appearance and personality==
Ghondor is a tanned woman with dark brown hair tied in two pigtails and green eyes. She wears a green sleeveless crop top, white karate pants tied in a black belt and black military boots. Ghondor wears orange hand wraps. Ghondor wears the key to the Cloudkeep around her neck. Her of choice is the Turbo Cestus.
Ghondor has a brash, aggressive and vulgar personality. She has a strained relationship with her mother, Monica, referring to her as a "Bitchqueen", despite this, she still cares about her mother and her allies. She often refers to her allies as "dags".
==Story arc==
Ghondor is imprisoned in Li Garte Prison Camp, prompting her mother, to send the party and several Lost Numbers to rescue her, because she's only one who knows where the real Queens are. When the party found her, they were surprised that Ghondor was female. Their meeting however was hostile, complaining that the party was sent by her mother, even attacking a prisoner for laughing about her name. She then battles the party before she and the party are detained by the guards.
==Lore==
* Ghondor has a poor relationship with her mother, who she refers to as a "Bitchqueen".
* Ghondor dislikes the name given by Monica.
* Ghondor and Shania were friends from the crib.
==As a boss==
* Ghondor (Central Cell)
* Wrathfist Ghondor (Heroes Frontline)
==As an NPC==
Ghondor's icon on the Affinity Chart is unidentified until the party meets her in person. She can be found in the Central Cell during the party's stay at Li Garte Prison Camp. After she is recruited as a Hero, she can be found at Agnus Castle as an when not engaged.
===Affinity===
* 
* Shania
* Aggy
==As a party member==
==Trivia==
* Ghondor's character and fighting style could be seen as a nod to Rico from Xenogears.
** Both are vulgar prison kingpins who eventually joins up with the protagonist after escaping from prison.
* Due to being Guernica's granddaughter, Ghondor along with her mother Monica are the first known female "Van-" characters within the series
* Ghondor is the only Hero that is unlocked without completing a Hero quest nor going to a certain location to acquire.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
===Screenshots===
Ghondor, Aggy, and Oggy.png|Ghondor and her bodyguards, Aggy, and Oggy
===Gameplay===
XC3 party member icon Ghondor.png|Ghondor's menu icon.
XC3 battle portrait Ghondor.png|Ghondor's battle portrait.
XC3 class portrait Ghondor.gif|Portrait used for the Martial Artist class.
XC3 Chain Attack portrait Ghondor.png|Ghondor's Chain Order portrait.
XC3 level up portrait Ghondor.png|Ghondor's level up portrait.
===Artwork===
Ghondor concept art.png|Concept art
Category: Humans (XC3)
Category:Characters (XC3)
Ghondor/Gameplay

Ghondor is a Hero in Xenoblade Chronicles 3. She can be added to the party during the third day at Li Garte Prison Camp (before fighting ) and after fighting the .
Ghondor is a Martial Artist, and therefore uses the s, s, and modifiers of that class.
==Stats==
==Gallery==
XC3 party member icon Ghondor.png|Ghondor's menu icon.
XC3 battle portrait Ghondor.png|Ghondor's battle portrait.
XC3 class portrait Ghondor.gif|Portrait used for the Martial Artist class.
XC3 Chain Attack portrait Ghondor.png|Ghondor's Chain Order portrait.
XC3 level up portrait Ghondor.png|Ghondor's level up portrait.
Ghost

The Ghosts are one of the two alien forces that attacked Earth during the opening of Xenoblade Chronicles X. Little is known about them.
==Appearance==
The Ghosts are only shown from their spaceships and their combat mechs. Their flagship seems to be a large purple comet, while other ships and weapons appear to be composed of a dark substance that glows purple.
Their largest ships are about four times the size of a normal Skell.
==Story arc==
On July, 2054 A.D., the Ghosts and the Ganglion both come to Earth in order to fight each other. The Ghosts appear from the direction of the sun, while the Ganglion come from the direction of the Moon. Both factions destroy Skells and interstellar arks that try to escape the battle. Eventually, the Earth is destroyed. 
Two years later, the Ghost ships come to the White Whale as it flies through space. They manage to breach the habitat unit. One Skell, later revealed to be piloted by Elma and her partner, manages to fight off the Ghosts, flying into a Large Ghost fighter to launch them out of the habitat unit and then firing a laser to destroy a large amount of Ghosts. However, the Ghost attack caused heavy damage to the ship, and the White Whale gets pulled into the gravitational field of Mira.
For reasons unknown, the Ghosts do not enter Mira themselves.
==Lore==
* According to Forging BLADE, the two warring factions are divided based on the materials used to make their bodiesForging BLADE part 2: "無数の種族たちは、その身体を構成する物質の特徴から二つの勢力に分かれ、果てなき攻防を続けている。". Since the Ganglion largely consist of humanoids (carbon and even silicon based), it's likely the Ghosts are not organic in nature.
* The Ghosts' fighters are biological weapons.Forging BLADE part 2: "二つの異星人勢力のうちの一方が扱う、生体兵器群に襲撃されたのである。"
* The Ghosts are not mentioned by name in-game, but Art of MIRA uses the name to refer to them when showing their art.
* From the front, the Ghosts' flagship appearance somewhat resembles that of Origin from Xenoblade Chronicles 3.
* Ghosts are mentioned in the lyrics of Black tar.Seeing ghosts scatter / As they pour out / We can handle them
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Ghost mothership in front of sun.png|The Ghost "mothership" as shown in front of the sun.
Ghosts and Samaar confrontation.png|Ghosts confronting a Samaarian destroyer.
Ares fighting Ghost.png|An Ares Skell facing off against a large Ghost fighter.
Large Ghost smashes through skybox.png|The Ghost being smashed against the "sky" of the Habitat unit.
==References==
Category:Lore (XCX)
Ghost Factory

Ghost Factory is a in Xenoblade Chronicles X. Cross learns this Art after completing Elma's Affinity Mission Then and Now.
==Overview==
The user walks slowly in one direction, guns held in each hand before posing at the end. While this animation plays, the user will dodge all attacks. Then, all party members gain at a level up to , allowing them to dodge at most 4 hits.
While this Art is good at helping the party survive, it is mostly outclassed by Ghostwalker when playing solo since that Art provides a higher Decoy level. Using Ghost Factory while under the effects of a higher-level Ghostwalker will not grant the user the buff (though it will help their teammates). However, Ghost Factory cools down twice as fast, though it does consume to use.
==Data==
==Trivia==
* In Xenoblade Chronicles 2, can use Ghost Factory to generate three shadow clones of herself. During the challenge battle Elma: Redux, these clones block bars of the as long as they exist.
==In other languages==
Ghostwalker

Ghostwalker is a in Xenoblade Chronicles X. It is similar in function to Ghost Factory, Elma's version of the Art, with the main difference being that Ghostwalker only affects the player while Ghost Factory affects nearby allies.
==Overview==
The user slowly strides in one direction, guns held in each hand. While this animation plays, the user will dodge all attacks. Then, the player gets at a level up to , allowing them to dodge at most 6 hits.
This Art is very useful for player survival, as Decoy guarantees that an attack is dodged no matter what. That being said, Decoy doesn't work for all situations: multiple enemies or a single barrage of attacks can easily overpower a Decoy build.
==Data==
==In other languages==
Gi Zang

Gi Zang is a Wrothian NPC in Xenoblade Chronicles X. He is the last survivor of the Hundred Hellions, an organization that fought off the Ganglion to the very end.
==Appearance and personality==
==Story arc==
==Affinity links==
==As an enemy==
* Gi Zang (Oblivia)
* Gi Zang (Noctilum) (part 1-2)
* Gi Zang (Noctilum) (part 3)
* Gi Zang (Sylvalum)
* Gi Zang (Primordia) (original)
* Gi Zang (Primordia) (doppelganger)
* Gi Zang (Industrial District) (original)
* Gi Zang (Industrial District) (doppelganger)
==Missions==
* The Duel (Part I)
* The Duel (Part II)
* The Duel (Part III)
* The Duel (Part IV)
* The Lurker
* The Gauntlet
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Gianluca

Gianluca is an in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. He can be found during the day in Quattor Street in Goetuis Port, Indoline Praetorium. At nighttime, he can be found drinking Odifa at Poldis Circle.
==Quests==
==Lore==
==Dialogue==
===Chapter 5===
====Daytime====
====Daytime====
===Chapter 6===
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Cafe Lutino.jpg|Gianluca drinking Odifa at Cafe Lutino
Category:Indoline Category:NPCs (Indol)
Giant

Giants are a nearly extinct species in Xenoblade Chronicles and Future Connected that lived on the Bionis. They were once a predominant civilization on the Bionis alongside the High Entia and left many ruins including Daksha Shrine, Exile Fortress, King Agni's Tomb, Prison Island and Bafalgar Tomb.
==Appearance==
Due to a lack of unmutated specimens, it is difficult to determine the natural appearance of Giants. They are humanoid but much larger than other humanoid species, with a muscular physique and blue-grey skin tone.
==Characteristics==
Giants placed importance on rituals and offerings and constructed altars for this purpose.
==History==
==Notable Giants==
* Arglas
* Dickson
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Category:Species
Giant Crab Attack

Giant Crab Attack is a Merc Mission in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It is received from Hamlish at Mercenary HQ in Garfont Village, Kingdom of Uraya, upon reaching Merc level 5 for the Merc Group. The mission requires 60 minutes to be completed, down to 15 minutes by dispatching s with enough levels of the suggested s. 
==Dialogue==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Hamlish Merc Mission.jpg|Hamlish with the mission available 
Hamlish Map Location.jpg|Hamlish's location on the map
Giant Gnosis

() is an area in Xenosaga I & II. It is the I & II equivalent of the Cathedral Ship from Xenosaga Episode I.
==Enemies==
===Normal Enemies===
* 
* 
* 
* 
* 
* 
* 
* 
* 
* 
* Box
===Bosses===
* 
==Gallery==
Category:Giant GnosisCategory:Areas (XS1&2)
Giant Warship Battle

__NOTOC__
 (also translated as ) is Track 22 on the Xenosaga THE ANIMATION Original Soundtrack. It plays in the following scenes:
* The Durandal appears in hyperspace behind Pellegri's ship in Episode 4.
* The Rhine Maiden fires its second attack in Episode 10.
==Album notes==
Category:Music (XSTA)Category:Songs composed by Kousuke Yamashita
Giant Wels

Giant Wels is a boss in Xenogears. It is fought at the Reaper Ship.
==Description==
The Giant Wels is encountered by the party after defeating Bloody. By using ether attacks on it, it will grow in size, causing its attack power to increase and its defense to decrease. As part of its attacks it can steal fuel from the party's Gears.
==Statistics==
==Gallery==
Giant Wels Boss.jpg|Giant Wels attacks the party
Category:Bosses (Reaper Ship)
Giants' Key

The Giants' Key is a key item in Xenoblade Chronicles. It is buried in the plateau above the Dark Swamp in Satorl Marsh and can be opened to open the door ("Wall of Sin") in Exile Fortress' throne room which leads to the rooftop. It is part of the The Giants' Key.
==Map==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Giants' Key Location.jpg|Giants' Key
Giddygiddy

Giddygiddy is a in Xenoblade Chronicles 3. He is a musical instrument maker from Keves Castle.
==Appearance and personality==
Giddygiddy is a yellow Nopon wearing a Kevesi vest and hat.
==Story arc==
==Quests==
Giddygiddy appears in the following quests:
* Contrary Emotions
==Lore==
* Giddygiddy makes flutes for Kevesi off-seers.
* He sometimes goes to The Tap-Dancing Nopon to play musicPanina/Dialogue.
==Dialogue==
==Affinity==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
==References==
Category:Nopon (XC3)
Category:NPCs (Keves Castle)
Gideon Goldamatron

Gideon Goldamatron is a key item in Torna ~ The Golden Country. It is given by Gideon during The Secret of Dannagh in Formide Shopping Ward in Auresco, Royal Capital of the Kingdom of Torna, after the party asks him to tinker with the Fortune-Findermatron 4000. Doing so requires The Tornan Inventor to be completed first and will lock The Secret of Dannagh into its A route.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
The Secret of Dannagh Objective 1.jpg|Location of the Goldamatron on the map
Gifting

Gifting is a mechanic in Xenoblade Chronicles that allows the player to convert collectables into between party members. By selecting a collectable in the inventory (in the , this is done from the party instead), the player may use it as a "present" from one party member to another, which consumes the collectable and adds (or subtracts) a small amount of affinity between the two.
Every party member has their own preference of collectables; the affinity gained (or lost) is based on the likes and dislikes of the receiver. While each individual collectable has its own unique values for each character, there are general patterns based on favourite colours, tastes, and categories. For example, while Shulk likes all parts, his favourite colour is blue, so he tends to like the blue parts even more than the others.
Statistically, gifting a random item to a random character results in an average of +3.35 affinity. However, it is far more efficient to take notice of preferences and gift only the most effective items.
Gifting is not present in Future Connected due to the lack of affinity. As a result, collectables that only appear on Bionis' Shoulder have no preferences assigned.
The Definitive Edition adds several quality-of-life features to the gifting system:
* After gifting an item, the game records how much it was liked.
* Gifting is done from the party affinity chart.
* The party affinity chart lists some very basic (and somewhat misleading) tips on who likes what:
 DE gifting tips
Character	Likes 	Dislikes
Shulk 	Tinkering with machines	Vegetables
Reyn 	Energy Aubergines 	Fruit
Fiora 	Vegetables 	Delicacies
Dunban 	Nature 	Sweet things
Sharla 	Fruit and veg 	Insects
Riki 	Insects 	Animals
Melia 	Flowers 	Insects
Category:Gameplay mechanics (XC1)Category:Collectables (XC1)
Giga Rosa

Giga Rosa is a boss in Xenoblade Chronicles 2, which is fought near the start of Chapter 6 after the party realizes the Fire Dragons were not planning to sabotage the talks between Mor Ardain and Uraya. This Artificial Blade is initially stored inside a large crate within the Titan battleship until it and its sole pilot, , emerge. Its appearance is nearly identical to its appearance in the original fight, except this one has a large "G" in front.
Bana's plan is initially to murder Queen Raqura and place all blame on Mor Ardain, but once Rex and crew discover his plan, he decides to use this boss to kill them all.
Ultra Bang-Bang will summon a that detonates after some time.
==Data==
==In other languages==
Gigafoot

Gigafoot is an enemy from Xenogears. It is fought at the Aveh - Kislev Border.
==Description==
==Statistics==
===Quadrupedal stance===
===Bipedal stance===
==Gallery==
Gigafoot (Bipedal).png|Gigafoot in bipedal stance.
Category:Enemies (Aveh - Kislev Border)
Gigas

Gigas is a boss in Xenosaga Episode I - Der Wille zur Macht. The party must also defeat a copy of it in the fight.
==Enemy data==
==Trivia==
* Unlike most Gnosis, Gigas emits black mist, rather than white mist when defeated.
==Gallery==
Category:Bosses (Kukai Foundation)Category:Gnosis (XS1)
Gigi

Gigi is a in Xenoblade Chronicles 3. He is an inhabitant of the City.
==Appearance and personality==
Gigi is a green Nopon with a ponytail. He wears a blue vest and large round glasses with a spiral pattern on them, and carries a red bag.
==Story arc==
==Quests==
Gigi appears in the following quests:
* Unsolved Riddle
==Lore==
* Gigi wears an eyepatch as a fashion accessory when he leaves the City, even though Nopon don't need to wear one.
* He is a customer in Azalea's grandmother's shop.
==Dialogue==
==Affinity==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Category:Nopon (XC3)
Category:NPCs (City)
Gimmick

Gimmick is an enemy from Xenogears. It is fought in the Shevat Shafts.
==Description==
Gimmick absorbs elemental attacks. Because of its high defense, the best way to defeat it is with 6 weak attacks.
==Statistics==
==Gallery==
Gimmick Lineart.png|Gimmick Lineart
Category:Enemies (Shevat)
Gingin

Gingin is a in Xenoblade Chronicles 3.
==Appearance and personality==
Gingin is a white Nopon with a wavy ponytail. She carries an Ultimate Hammer on her back.
==Story arc==
==Quests==
Gingin appears in the following quests:
* The Wildwood Life
* Uniting the Seven Nopon
==Lore==
==Dialogue==
==Affinity==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
==Notes==
Category:Nopon (XC3)
Category:NPCs (Nopon Caravans)
Giorgio

Giorgio is an in Xenoblade Chronicles. He can be found at his booth near the in 's .
==Trade==
==Quests==
==Affinity==
==Lore==
* Giorgio is a chef specialising in curry. His curry recipe would later be passed down to his granddaughter Georgie; she gives the recipe to Matthew as part of Georgie's Ask in Future Redeemed, who is implied to have passed it down through the House Vandham lineage, where it would eventually become the Monicurry Special by the time of main-game Xenoblade Chronicles 3.
==In other languages==
Girl Power

Girl Power is a in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It can be found at Blossomshade Cliff in Fonsa Myma, Kingdom of Uraya. Staying at Folmarie Inn is required to view this Heart-to-Heart. Viewing this Heart-to-Heart is required to unlock the second level of 's Electric Mastery .
__TOC__
==Script==
===Inn dialogue===
===Heart-to-Heart===
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Girl Power Map Location.jpg|Location of the Heart-to-Heart on the map
Girl Power Requirements.jpg|The characters required to view the Heart-to-Heart
Girl Power Rex Choice.jpg|Rex's choices during the Heart-to-Heart
Girl Power-Off

Girl Power-Off is a Blade Quest in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It can be received from Kora by resting at in Theosoir, Kingdom of Tantal, after unlocking Kora's fifth Key Affinity reward, and provided Nia, Tora, Mòrag, Zeke, Mythra and Kora are in the party. Additional scenes may happen featuring other Rare Blades with the , provided they are set at the start of the contest. Completing it will unlock the fifth level of Kora's Electric Pompom, Vivid Love and Angelic Drop s.
__TOC__
==Quest objectives==
*Go to the table at Anastatia's in Tantal to start Kora and Mythra's Girl Power contest.
**The contest can only start between 16:00 and 19:00.
===Contest===
Kora and Mythra's Girl Power-Off unfolds in rounds, with a round beginning with a Girls' Talk Field Skill check. Each round will check for N+1 level of Girls' Talk, with N as the round number, before a round begins. As there are eleven rounds, this means twelve levels of Girls' Talk must be equipped to finish the quest. Due to multiple Rare Blades' involvement in the quest being optional, some rounds may be skipped or shuffled depending on the situation.
The first four rounds (Girls' Talk level 2 through 5) all feature characters that are required to complete the quest and thus will remain unchanged regardless of party setup.
Rounds five, seven and ten will feature one of the Girls' Talk Rare Blades, with Praxis having priority over Sheba, who has priority over Vale. This means that if neither Praxis nor Sheba are set while reaching round five, but Vale is, Vale will be the one to show up for this round. On the other hand, if Sheba is the only one left out, Praxis will show up at round five and Vale at round seven.
With all optional Rare Blades set, round six will feature Brighid, while round eight will feature Mòrag. Rounds nine and eleven will remain unchanged regardless of party setup.
In the event that no optional Rare Blades are set at the start of the contest, Brighid will be the one who shows up at round five, Mòrag will show up at round seven, while rounds six, eight and ten will be skipped.
How the contest happens is determined at the beginning. As a consequence, Vale cannot appear even if the contest fails to continue before round ten and she is set before restarting it.
In the event that the Girl Power-Off fails to continue, it will end at different hours depending on the round, with the full contest always ending at 7:00.
==Results==
"The contest ends with no clear winner, and both contestants are forced to perform the forfeit by irate comrades."
==Script==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Girl Power-Off Quest Log.jpg|Girl Power-Off in the Quest Log
Girl Power-Off Complete Quest Log.jpg|Completed Girl Power-Off in the Quest Log
Fly in the Ointment Quest Location.jpg|Location of the quest on the map
Girl Power-Off Objective 1.jpg|Go to the table at Anastatia's
Category:Quests (Tantal)Category:Blade Quests
Girl Power-Off/Script

The following is the script of dialogue used in the Blade Quest Girl Power-Off. Due to the modular nature of the quest, Kora's dialogue before the check will vary depending on how many optional Rare Blades take part in the contest. This is the script for every Blades that can take part in the contest.
==Girl Power-Off==
==The contest begins==
==First round==
==Second round==
==Third round==
==Fourth round==
==Fifth round==
==Sixth round==
==Seventh round==
==Eighth round==
==Ninth round==
==Tenth round==
===Eleventh round===
==The Time Is Now!==
==Conclusion==
==Notes==
Category:Game script (XC2)
Give Valuable Items

In the Torna ~ The Golden Country 100k in the Red, Momimi was requested by a certain individual for a loan of 1,000,000G. However, she is trying to sell vases as she is 100,000G short. After failing to sell one such vase to the party, she asks them to bring her things to sell, making up a currency on the fly, Momimimoney (MMMM), starting the exchange: 500MMMM (points) must be accumulated to progress.
==Exchange==
==In other languages==
==Gallery== 
Give Valuable Items.png|Give Valuable Items
Give Valuable Items Inventory 1.png|The giveable items
Give Valuable Items Inventory 2.png|The giveable items
Give Valuable Items map location.png|Location of the shop on the map
Glad Taunt

Glad Taunt () is 's in Xenoblade Chronicles: Future Connected, and a clone of 's . It has her taunt the target enemy, creating a huge spike in that degrades over 30 seconds. If used again within that time, the total aggro generated will be added together and degrade at the same rate.
==Overview==
Glad Taunt generates an order of magnitude more aggro than most other arts, making it Nene's best way of grabbing attention from others. Due to how the math works with overlapping usages of it, it's best to use as often as possible, which lasts for the same total time as a "just as the previous one runs out" strategy but confers an equal or higher total aggro over the full duration. Therefore, there is little reason to hold it once Nene has it, unless the target will soon die or the plan is to save the talent gauge for Magnum Starch.
==Data==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Category:Battle Arts (Nene)
Gladiator Orion (normal)

Gladiator Orion is a and a in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. He can be found anytime at Hallowed Godswood Shrine in the of the Cliffs of Morytha.
==Data==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Gladiator Orion Nametag.jpg|Gladiator Orion's nametag
Gladiator Orion Map Location.jpg|Gladiator Orion's location on the map
Gladiator Orion Tombstone.jpg|Gladiator Orion's tombstone
Gladiator Orion Tombstone Interface.jpg|Gladiator Orion's tombstone interface
Category:Unique monsters (Cliffs of Morytha)Category:Urayan enemiesCategory:Driver enemies
Gladiator Wrestling

Gladiator Wrestling is a Board Game Pouch item in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It can be purchased from Tatan at Hobby Knick-Knacks in the Commercial District in Fonsa Myma, Kingdom of Uraya.
==Favorite items==
It is one of KOS-MOS's favorite pouch items.
==Trivia==
According to Kaizar, it is a game where the player gets little paper dolls then nudges them with their finger to try and knock their opponent's dolls over.
==In other languages==