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Lett Bridge/Auto dialogue

The following is a list of s that can be found at Lett Bridge. Auto dialogues are listed by the time of day they happen in and, if there are any, the triggers that make them happen. Each instance of auto dialogue has its own gallery, with a small summary beforehand. The script for the picture's dialogue bubble is provided as caption, under the picture.
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==Anytime==
*Travelers relieved that the bridge was fixed.
Lett Bridge Auto Dialogue 1 part 1.jpg|"The bridge was finally fixed..."
Lett Bridge Auto Dialogue 1 part 2.jpg|"Best not to hang about here. Let's make haste for the capital."
===After the party reports to the Tornan King about the seal being stolen===
*Travelers who headed out to Aletta from the capital right before it was attacked.
Lett Bridge Auto Dialogue 2 part 1.jpg|"We're so lucky we got out of the capital when we did! To think it got attacked..."
Lett Bridge Auto Dialogue 2 part 2.jpg|"I know exactly what you mean... We need to get back to Aletta."
===After the party sets off for The Soaring Rostrum===
*Travelers wondering if they should leave Torna.
Lett Bridge Auto Dialogue 3 part 1.jpg|"Should... Should we leave Torna? Is it so bad that we need to abandon Torna?"
Lett Bridge Auto Dialogue 3 part 2.jpg|"I don't have all the answers myself... But I trust Lord Addam! I'm certain he'll make everything OK!"
Category:Auto dialogues (Torna)
Lett Bridge Restoration

Lett Bridge Restoration is a Main Story Quest in Torna ~ The Golden Country. It can be received at Aletta: Militia Garrison in the Aletta Region in the Kingdom of Torna, after completing Feeding an Army.
==Quest objectives==
*Travel beyond Wrackham Moor in Torna and head for Lett Bridge.
*Defeat the Preoccupied Gogols (2) that are preventing Torna's Lett Bridge from being rebuilt.
==Results==
"Now that the Gogols have been driven away, the work on rebuilding the bridge can continue apace."
==Dialogue==
===Travel beyond Wrackham Moor and head for Lett Bridge===
===Defeat the Preoccupied Gogols===
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Lett Bridge Restoration Quest Log.jpg|Lett Bridge Restoration in the Quest Log
Lett Bridge Restoration Complete Quest Log.jpg|Completed Lett Bridge Restoration in the Quest Log
Lett Bridge Restoration Objective 1.jpg|Speak to Brogyn
Category:Quests (Torna)
Letter to Melvin

Letter to Melvin is a key item in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It is found on the path going down Lumos Pillar in the in the Kingdom of Tantal, after defeating the Spring-Shower Elliott. Having this key item in the inventory will make Autumn-Shower Melvin appear in front of his brother's tombstone.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Letter to Melvin Location.jpg|Location of the letter
Letter to Melvin Map Location.jpg|Location of the Letter to Melvin on the map
Leupold

Leupold is a boss in Xenosaga Episode III - Also Sprach Zarathustra. It is accompanied by Mai. 
==Description==
Leupold was a labor Auto-Tech that Tethlla Magus had specifically tuned for mining in the Dabrye Mine. After his death, his daughter Mai retuned it such that it could equip firearms. As such, it no longer resembles a labor Auto-Tech. It has weaponry that exceeds even a military-use heavy A.M.W.S..
==Enemy data==
==Database==
==Lore==
* Leupold's appearance is a homage to Seibzehn from Xenogears.
==Gallery==
Mai and Leupold.png|Mai and Leupold
Category:Bosses (Dabrye Mine)
Leva'el, the Terminus

Leva'el, the Terminus is a Tyrant in Xenoblade Chronicles X.
This Xern can be found after is completed. It is located above the island west of the Far Isle of Tzu'o in the Cauldros Waters, above where the Armed Recon Galdr lies dormant.
At the beginning of the fight, it summons a Sentinel Satellis that generates a barrier that keeps the Tyrant . This Satellis has to be destroyed for the energy barrier to dissipate. In the meantime, Leva'el summons level 79 Galdrs and level 80-82 Seidrs.
While it uses its powerful Beam and Electric attacks throughout the fight, it also spends its time preparing a powerful Art called Apocalypse Wand, which destroys anything in one hit. There are warnings when there are 5 minutes, 3 minutes, and 1 minute left, and once the Apocalypse Wand is ready, it will continue firing it until everyone fighting the Xern is dead.
==Stats==
==In other languages==
Level (disambiguation)

Level may refer to:
* Level (XG) - Levels in Xenogears
* Level (XS1) - Levels in Xenosaga Episode I
* Level (XS2) - Levels in Xenosaga Episode II
* Level (XS3) - Levels in Xenosaga Episode III
* Level (XS1&2) - Levels in Xenosaga I & II
* Level (XC1) - Levels in Xenoblade Chronicles and Future Connected
* Level (XCX) - Levels in Xenoblade Chronicles X
* Level (XC2) - Levels in Xenoblade Chronicles 2 and Torna ~ The Golden Country
* Level (XC3) - Levels in Xenoblade Chronicles 3
Level 2 Access Key

Level 2 Access Key is a key item in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It is found in the of the Titan Battleship in the Gormott Province. The key opens a door at Mid-ship Walkway Door that leads to stairs leading further up the battleship.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Level 2 Access Key Location.jpg|The Level 2 Access Key on the ground
Level 2 Access Key Map Location.jpg|Location of the Level 2 Access Key on the map
Level 4 (XS1&2)

() is an enemy in Xenosaga I & II. Two of them are fought as a boss in the Old Miltia City during . 
==Enemy Data==
==Attacks==
Category:Enemies (MOMO Subconscious Domain)Category:Enemies (Second Miltia) (XS1&2)Category:Bosses (Old Miltia City)
Levialord Empireo

Levialord Empireo is a in Xenoblade Chronicles 3 and is one of the five es. Visually, it is a colossal red Ravoon. It gives the player the Soulhacker skill, Power Pick-Me-Up when defeated with Soul Hack equipped.
==Data==
===Enemy===
===Arts===
===Drops===
==Trivia==
* Levialord Empireo is the only superboss to not be fought in The Four Devas , due to it being an aquatic monster.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Category:Unique monsters (Erythia Sea)Category:Ravoons
Levitath

Levitaths are flying enemies in Xenoblade Chronicles X. Despite their fishlike appearance, levitaths are actually Insectoids. They float through the sky and fight using their powerful ether energy and wings.
==Description==
Levitaths' huge mouths are giant vacuums used to imbibe ethereal energy, while their hollow upper torsos house low-density gas, making the creatures highly efficient fliers. Though generally docile, they will unleash powerful ether-based attacks in self-defense.
Because levitaths stay airborne without expending energy, they actually never need to land. As such, they spend all phases of their life —including reproduction and child rearing— in the air. Chicks are born in the torso cavity, remaining there for roughly six months until flightworthy. Just before leaving, the younglings receive a portion of their mother's flight-assisting gas.
===Additional Notes===
The Squad Mission Odd Symbiosis shows that murras work together to protect levitaths, and will even self-destruct when ether density is high.
Additionally, the petramand's description shows that they will attach themselves to levitaths in order to move to new homes.
== In combat ==
The Levitath typically uses powerful ether attacks to hurt their enemies, like Ether Laser, which gets stronger as its health decreases
In general, Levitath are weak to ether, thermal, and gravity attacks, usually taking 25% more damage from ether, thermal, and gravity attacks, while resisting physical attacks by 35%.
Levitath have three appendages in the head, tail, and back. The head and tail have a hardness of 0, while the back has a hardness of 1.
== Variations ==
Levitath come in three variations depending on their color.
* Blue Levitaths float in Primordia, and drop Sparkling Blue Gems from the tail.
* Orange Levitaths are usually dark colored with red highlights. They are found at night in Noctilum, and drop Sparkling Red Gems from the tail.
* Purple Levitaths are purplish-white and are found in Oblivia, and drop Sparkling Purple Gems from the tail.
In general, all Levitath drop these items:
* Levitath Sun Bead from the head.
* Levitath Feather from the back and tail.
* from the main body.
* Sturdy Drakebone from the main body.
== Enemy List ==
== In other languages ==
*Category:Insectoids
Lexos

Lexoss are an enemy species in Xenoblade Chronicles, Future Connected, and Xenoblade Chronicles 2. They are enormous flying sea serpents.
==Xenoblade Chronicles==
Lexos possess large spiralled horns and a great many fins. They are found in Eryth Sea and Valak Mountain, although the Unreliable Rezno can be found at Makna Forest during the Final Challenge of the Sage. After the events of Mechonis Core, can be found at Colony 6. In Future Connected, they inhabit the Bionis' Shoulder.
===Main game===
===Future Connected===
===Time attack===
==Xenoblade Chronicles 2==
Lexos recieved a slight redesign. Their heads lack horns and are more reptilian, they have fewer fins, and they are more brightly-colored. Lexos are found in Uraya, Mor Ardain, Leftheria, Temperantia, the Cliffs of Morytha, and the World Tree. Lexos can also be brought up by Rex while salvaging at certain Salvage Points. Despite the name, Rabres Aspids look and behave like Lexos.
===Main game===
==Xenoblade Chronicles 3==
Only Lexos Fossils are found in the Pentelas Region and are presumably extinct on Aionios.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
===Xenoblade Chronicles===
En060402.png|A red Lexos in Xenoblade Chronicles.
===Xenoblade Chronicles 2===
====Renders====
XC2 enemy render en040602.png|A red Lexos in Xenoblade Chronicles 2.
====Screenshots====
Titan-Hunter Lexos.png|A blue Lexos
Rivarl Lexos (front).png|Close up of a Lexos' maw
**Category:Enemy species (XC1)Category:Enemy species (XC2)
Lhagen

Lhagen is an in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. She can be found anytime in Argentum Bazaar in Goldmouth, Argentum Trade Guild during A Hat Fit for a Lady. She disappears upon completing the . 
==Quests==
*Involved in the quest, A Hat Fit for a Lady
==Lore==
*Lhagen is Beemer's daughter, whom she does not seem to be in good terms with.
*She usually has a pushy attitude, though she loses her composure when talking with Vale.
==In other languages==
Category:NPCs (Argentum)Category:Urayans
Lhukavu

Lhukavu is a in Xenoblade Chronicles 3. He is a chef from Colony 15.
==Appearance and personality==
Lhukavu has red hair and blue eyes. He wears a Kevesi cooking uniform with a red apron with a white Triton emblem on it.
==Story arc==
===Doing it My Way===
When Triton challenges the party to a friendly challenge, the "Men of the Sea: Triton's Triple Challenge", Lhukavu is in charge of judging the second challenge, "Men of the Sea: Booty Calls". He waits for the contestants at Daedal Isle and asks of them to bring back the most valuable booty on the island. Once the task completed, he directs them to Cape Arcaphor for their third challenge.
===Arrival in the City===
Some time after being freed from their Flame Clock, Colony 15 soldiers encounter Lost Numbers at Cape Arcaphor. They are taken into loose custody in the City, including Lhukavu. The Kevesi chef eventually finds himself a cooking job at Michiba Canteen.
===Colony 15 Soldiers Missing===
==Quests==
Lhukavu appears in the following quests:
* Doing It My Way
* Colony 15 Soldiers Missing
==Lore==
==Dialogue==
==Affinity==
==Collectopaedia Card==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
XC3 Lhukavu 1.jpg|Lhukavu
XC3 Lhukavu 2.jpg|Lhukavu
XC3 Doing It My Way Lhukavu.jpg|Booty is booty
XC3 Doing It My Way Ronja Saoru Kio Lhukavu.jpg|Ronja, Saoru, Kio and Lhukavu
XC3 Doing It My Way Colony 15 broken Flame Clock.jpg|Colony 15 soldiers look at their broken Flame Clock
Category:Kevesi
Category:NPCs (Colony 15)
Li Garte Prison Camp

Li Garte Prison Camp is an area in Xenoblade Chronicles 3. During the party's stay here, Interlinking is temporarily disabled until after Third Day of Prison is completed.
==Geography==
==Story==
==Locations==
* Central Cell
* Communal Cell Block
* Food Storage
* Guard Quarters
* Perimeter Woodland
* Watchtower No. 1
==Landmarks==
* Perimeter Outlet
==Rest Spots==
* Cell No. 1
* Central Cell Canteen
==Enemies==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
*
Liar Vang (XC2)

Liar Vangs are Vang enemies in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. They appear in the Upper Level - Right of the Gormott Province, with more of them appearing during nighttime. Most Liar Vangs only appear during Clear weather, though some of the ones near Cape Singbreeze appear during any weather. More specifically, they can be found at Koorell Pool, anytime during Clear weather, and Honeypot Grotto, during nighttime and Clear weather.
==Data==
==In other languages==
Liberation Arrow

Liberation Arrow is a Stalker in Xenoblade Chronicles 3, only usable by . The user slowly twirls around as they draw back their bow, then fires a shot that hits targets in a straight line and deals more damage from the side.
==Overview==
Over seven seconds to take a single shot is more than a bit silly. This Art's power is good, but the opportunity cost of not being able to do anything else for 7+ seconds is enough to kill its usefulness outside of s. Within Chain Attacks, much of this drawback goes away, but not all; s and s still expire over the duration of the animation, which is particularly detrimental to a Stalker who would like to take advantage of In Cold Blood.
The above being said, in normal circumstances, Juniper is frankly unlikely to be contributing a significant portion of the DPS outside of Chain Attacks anyway. As such, equipping this Art solely for use in Chain Attacks may not be such a bad thing. In the Archsage's Gauntlet, equipping this Art mainly affects whether or not this Art is available in Chain Attacks, and there's almost certainly no reason to use or Force of Nature in that circumstance, so it once again ends up being a very reasonable choice. However, it also affects what Arts are charged at the start of each round; if the rounds are expected to be very short (e.g. in speedruns), deequipping it will prevent Juniper from using it at the start, which may result in a small DPS increase in time-sensitive scenarios.
==Data==
==In other languages==
Liberator Soldier (new Supply Office)

The Liberator Soldier is an in Future Redeemed. She runs the shop Colony 9 Supply Office (New) after Carrom has been talked to during the The Junior Workforce.
==Appearance and personality==
The Liberator Soldier is a woman with shortish black hair, orange eyes, and catlike ears suggesting Gormotti heritage. She wears Liberator clothing resembling light armour.
The Soldier is patient, helping Axel and Finley with their onboarding process when they want to work for her, and encouraging them regardless of how poorly they perform.
==Story arc==
===The Junior Workforce===
When Carrom is hunting for jobs that Axel and Finley can do, he comes across the new shop the Soldier is running, and sees that she could use the extra help. The Soldier gives the children some onboarding on how to organise the shop's stock. Once this is done, she sets up shop, with both children helping out.
==Quests==
The Liberator Soldier is involved in the following quests:
* The Junior Workforce
==Dialogue==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Category:NPCs (Yesterdale)
Liberators

The Liberators are a faction on Aionios in Future Redeemed. They are led by Shulk and Rex. Their mission is to find survivors from the City after it was attacked by Moebius. Their base of operation is the original of Bionis, located in Yesterdale.
==Description==
The primary force of the Liberators is comprised of the few people whom were not assimilated into Origin when Bionis and Alrest intersected. Shulk and Rex are the founders of the group, and thus the first members of it. Over time, they would find and recruit survivors of their respective worlds, such as Linka and Panacea. Their initial goal is that of opposing Moebius, and restoring the worlds by reclaiming Origin.
While it is not certain, it is likely that the first City was founded both by the Liberators and by soldiers freed by them from the Flame Clocks, as Shulk and Rex both prove capable of destroying Flame Clocks on their own, without Lucky Seven. This may include previous incarnations of Noah and Mio.
Many soldiers freed by the Liberators serve as members of the group, however, although their lineage is still noted by nationality in-game; Keves or Agnus. After N's attack on the City, many surviving Citizens would join forces with the Liberators.
==Story==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Category:Lore (XC3)
Library Philosofia/Auto dialogue

The following is a list of s that can be found at Library Philosofia. Auto dialogues are listed by the time of day they happen in and, if there are any, the triggers that make them happen. Each instance of auto dialogue has its own gallery, with a small summary beforehand. The script for the picture's dialogue bubble is provided as caption, under the picture.
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==Anytime==
*A Tantalese man introduces the library to passersby.
Library Philosofia Auto Dialogue 1.jpg|"This is Tantal's prestigious Library Philosofia..."
Category:Auto dialogues (Tantal)
Liceor

Liceors are enemies in Xenoblade Chronicles X under the Theroid classification. These are the saltats of Sylvalum.
==Description==
Liceors share a common ancestor with saltats, and in similar fashion, the males woo potential mates by dancing. However, females also take a mate's "fortune" into account, requiring them to amass a collection of jewels, minerals, and curiously shaped stones that are stored in a spherical thoracic pouch. During the dance, the male will fling treasures to divert the female's attention, affording a brief chance to inch closer. Should the male succeed in closing the gap completely, he will have won a mate. If the female does not take to her presents, however, she will dart off.
Aside from the unique mating ritual, the liceor's main feature is a wildly inconsistent temperament, which can switch from joy to rage depending on the weather.
== In combat ==
Liceors seem to have two modes. When fighting normally, liceors will fire quick bursts of Ether Spheres at their enemies as if they were long ranged fighters. Their Dance Dance Dance acts as a buff, and unlike saltats, they can use Flash to flinch on-foot fighters and inflict Blackout.
Liceors enrage at 70% health (or if the jewel appendage is destroyed), however, and they immediately take up a melee stance and start using powerful attacks like Rising Bird and Flying Megaton. Watch out for the electric Mach Punch, as it can flying Skells.
Like with Saltats, hearing the silly noise they make when they die makes combat with them worth it.
== Variations ==
Liceors come in two variants based on color:
* Brown liceors have green-colored highlights. They drop the Giant Jade Pearl from its jewel.
* White liceors are a bright white with blue highlights. They drop the Giant Blue Pearl from its jewel.
** Interestingly, Stola, the Unchained drops the special Longsword known as Bewitched Glaive: Blood Dance in addition to its normal drops.
In general, all liceors drop these items:
* Liceor Horn from the main body.
* Liceor Sun Bead from the two wings.
* from the main body.
* from the main body.
== Enemy List ==
== In other languages ==
*Category:Theroids
Life's Fading Flame - Holding These Thoughts

Life's Fading Flame - Holding These Thoughts is Disc 5, Track 6 on the Xenoblade Chronicles 3 Original Soundtrack and Disc 16, Track 6 on the Xenoblade Chronicles Original Soundtrack Trinity Box.
Its melody uses motifs from Off-Seer - Noah's A section at 0:21 and 2:56, from its B section at 2:00, and from Off-Seer - Mio's B section at 1:25. It also uses 's Moebius 3 motif at 3:10.
It plays in the following cutscenes:
===Xenoblade Chronicles 3===
* Ethel and Cammuravi fight to the death in Chapter 4.
* Sena and Lanz attempt to annihilate themselves along with N in Chapter 5.
* Noah decisively wounds N using the Sword of Origin in Chapter 6.
===Future Redeemed===
* Ghondor protects Na'el from N with his life in a memory from Origin at the end of Chapter 4.
* Matthew reunites with Na'el after freeing her from Alpha mid-fight in Chapter 5.
* Alpha disappears after being defeated, and Shulk, Rex and A announce their intention to become avatars of Aionios, in Chapter 5.
==Album notes==
Category:Music (XC3)Category:Music (FR)Category:Songs composed by Yasunori Mitsuda
Life Goes On

Life Goes On is a in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It can be found at the Shrine of Light in Garfont Village, Kingdom of Uraya. Staying at Harghalgh Inn is required to view this Heart-to-Heart. Viewing this Heart-to-Heart is required to unlock the fourth level of 's Swoop Battle Skill. Clearing a Water Mastery and level 2 check is needed to reach its location.
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==Script==
===Inn dialogue===
===Heart-to-Heart===
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Life Goes On Map Location.jpg|Location of the Heart-to-Heart on the map
Life Goes On Field Skill.jpg|Field Skill near Garfont Rear Gate
Life Goes On Requirements.jpg|The characters required to view the Heart-to-Heart
Life Goes On Choice.jpg|The choices during the Heart-to-Heart
Life Plant

Life Plant is the Soulhacker obtained from Gorgeous Mandora in Xenoblade Chronicles 3. The user places a field which regenerates allies' over time. Upgrading the Art increases the field's radius.
==Overview==
As the Soulhacker's only field Art, this is a must-have if one wants to use one's as a . For most party members, is the only such option, and it's seldom worth going out of one's way to craft a build around, especially as a healer; but for 's (and, situationally, 's) unique Talent Arts, equipping this Art solely for that purpose is worth some consideration.
On its own merits, regeneration isn't the strongest field effect, but the premature dissolution effect (where the field dissolves early due to other fields being placed down) — which instantly heals for 5 ticks worth of the regeneration — is decently effective in party setups where direct healing is important. As such, it's best used when combined with a lot of other party members that have field Arts, to make sure that the dissolution effect is being taken advantage of. Using this Art as part of a Fusion Art doubles its duration, which can be helpful if the field is otherwise expiring before it can be dissolved.
==Data==
==In other languages==
Life and Death

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 (also translated as ) is Track 11 on the Xenosaga THE ANIMATION Original Soundtrack. It plays in the following scenes:
* The Woglinde goes down in Episode 2.
* KOS-MOS begins to communicate with the Elsa crew in Episode 3 (recap).
* Jr. introduces the party to the half-Gnosified humans aboard the Durandal in Episode 5.
* Wilhelm and Helmer communicate in Episode 7.
* Shion disarms KOS-MOS's Subconscious Domain protection in Episode 8.
* Helmer and Gaignun communicate as the population of Second Miltia watches the Proto Merkabah in Episode 12.
The melody at 0:13 (and later throughout the piece) is based upon a motif from Xenosaga Main Title.
==Album notes==
Category:Music (XSTA)Category:Songs composed by Kousuke Yamashita