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Telethia, the Endbringer (A Fateful Choice)

Telethia, the Endbringer is a mission-exclusive Tyrant in Xenoblade Chronicles X. It only appears during A Fateful Choice. It is identical to the normal version of this enemy stats-wise, but drops different items. Additionally, defeating it while the mission is active will not complete segment recon in Noctilum.
==Stats==
==In other languages==
Telethia, the Endbringer (The Nopon Heir)

Telethia, the Endbringer is a mission-exclusive enemy in Xenoblade Chronicles X. It only appears during The Nopon Heir above the large tree in the center of the Divine Roost. Unlike the normal version of this enemy, this enemy is not a Tyrant and is significantly weaker.
This fight ends once Telethia, the Endbringer reaches 95% health (or after it takes approximately 91,239 damage), so it cannot be defeated. After a cutscene, this enemy cannot be refought.
==Stats==
==In other languages==
Telethia, the Endbringer (disambiguation)

Telethia, the Endbringer may refer to:
* Telethia, the Endbringer (normal) - the normal Tyrant
* Telethia, the Endbringer (A Fateful Choice) - the Tyrant fought during A Fateful Choice with different drops
* Telethia, the Endbringer (The Nopon Heir) - the significantly weaker version fought during The Nopon Heir
Telethia, the Endbringer (normal)

Telethia, the Endbringer is a Tyrant in Xenoblade Chronicles X. It is the strongest enemy in the game by .
This Telethia appears flying above the Divine Roost in a large circular pattern. While it is not hostile, it will fight with all of its might once provoked. While the first and last phases are supposed to require a Skell, this enemy is very mobile so it will fly down to fight players on foot if the player moves far away from it.
The first phase of the fight takes place in the sky. It will start by using either Reflect Elements to generate an aura that reflects thermal and electric attacks, or Reflect Photon to reflect beam and ether attacks. This will require players to equip augments that negate this reflection while fighting it while it unleashes powerful attacks.
Once Telethia, the Endbringer reaches 60% of its max health, it will turn until it lands on the ground. Once it does so, it will activate Telethia Zone to activate two powerful Ether-based proximity and counter spikes. Since Skells require five Spike.EVA augments to negate spike damage compared to ground fighters' two Antispike , this usually means players will fight the Telethia on foot at that point.
At 20% max health, the Telethia will turn again and fly back into the sky. Once that wears off, Telethia will immediately activate Soul Read's Calm aura to avoid the next 150 attacks while gaining a large amount of evasion to dodge attacks even afterwards. It will regularly use Sedative Mind to put the player to , use Ether Storm to inflict Ether Res Down, and use Collider X to Shock with electric damage. In addition to these major debuffs, it will use a wide variety of ether attacks to and deal heavy damage in any way it can. Since it has a large amount of attacks at this point, it will essentially never stop attacking until it is dead.
==Stats==
==In other languages==
Telethia Emerald

The Telethia Emerald is a in Xenoblade Chronicles X.
==Sources==
This material is collected from the "Global Nemesis Battle Spoils" menu in the Network Console after the Global Nemesis Telethia Plume is defeated during the Global Nemesis mission . A random appendage fragment from the seven listed below will have rare constituents.
* Guardian's Skull
* Guardian's Left Wing
* Guardian's Right Wing
* Guardian's Left Plume
* Guardian's Right Plume
* Guardian's Plate
* Guardian's Tail
As a result, that fragment will be converted into Telethia Emeralds (one emerald per fragment), and the rest will be converted into Reward Tickets.
==In other languages==
Telethia Killer

Telethia Killer is the third skill in 's Passion skill branch. It lets her deal 50% more damage to if she has an active.
==Overview==
This basically increases Melia's burst output even further against Telethia. It's a very expensive link, but it may just be worth it on characters that have auras on often (such as Reyn or Dunban), assuming Telethia are currently being fought. Note that in order to apply for this bonus, the Telethia must be "pure"; partial mutants do not count.
==In other languages==
Telethia Laboratory

The Telethia Laboratory is a in the High Entia Tomb. It is located behing the Ceremony Hall. The High Entia Emblem is required to get access to the laboratory.
==Enemies==
* Furious Jozan
==Map==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Telethia Laboratory DE.jpg|Telethia Laboratory in Definitive Edition
it:Laboratorio Telesia
Telethia Plume

The Telethia Plume is a Global Nemesis in Xenoblade Chronicles X. This appears in the Divine Roost during the Global Nemesis mission .
Telethia Plume has both RP and HP, meaning that when its health bar is depleted, its RP goes down by 1 and it regenerates its health. The Telethia Plume starts with 2,250,000 RP in the international version and 1,200,000 RP in the Japanese version.
==Battle Messages==
During the battle, Telethia will gain one of eight s that change the flow of battle in many different ways. Typically, three of these Auras will show up during the mission.
* "Telethia has gained damage reflection for thermal and electric attacks." This indicates that Telethia Plume will reflect both thermal and electric attacks.
* "Telethia has gained damage reflection for beam and ether attacks." This indicates that Telethia Plume will reflect both beam and ether attacks.
* "Telethia has begun to read your thoughts." This indicates that Telethia Plume will avoid the next 100 attacks, and gain buffs to both its accuracy and evasion.
* "Telethia has gained increased defense." This makes it take 30% less damage from attacks while granting it some damage regeneration.
* "Telethia has begun to release a current of powerful ether." This indicates that it has enabled a long-range proximity spike and a close-range counter spike. Both deal Ether damage, although only the counter spike will inflict Slow Arts.
* "Telethia is charging up." This gives it Supercharge while boosting both its melee and ranged accuracies.
* "Telethia's movements have quickened." This indicates that its accuracy and evasion have both increased by 25%.
* "Telethia's fury is churning the atmosphere." This indicates that it is Enraged, and that it'll take 40% less damage while increasing all of its stats by 40%, with an increased critical chance.
==Stats==
==In other languages==
Telethia Stem Cell (XCX)

Telethia Stem Cell is a in Xenoblade Chronicles X. This material is found when Telethia Plume loses RP when its health bar is depleted.
==Sources==
=== Global Nemesis Reward ===
This special material is found as a guaranteed reward for removing the RP of Telethia Plume during the Global Nemesis mission .
Appraisal	Guaranteed Reward
1 	Telethia Stem Cell (x1)
10 	Telethia Stem Cell (x5)
20 	Telethia Stem Cell (x10)
50 	Telethia Stem Cell (x30)
80 	Telethia Stem Cell (x50)
The rewards are cumulative: removing 80 RP guarantees 96 Telethia Stem Cells.
==In other languages==
Telluric Desirée

Telluric Desirée is a quest-exclusive Mammut boss in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It is fought alongside Pelagic Vincent and Celestial Bailey during Merclibay's Mightiest, on Merclibay Islet in the Rigitte Waters in Leftheria. Additionally, it can be removed from the battle if Zenobia's Strategy is completed.
==Data==
==In other languages==
Temimi

Temimi is an in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. He can be found anytime in the Nopon Workers' Quarters in the Old Factory in the Empire of Mor Ardain. He is one of the 12 Brothersisterpon siblings and must be found to unlock more products in their inventory. He disappears after being talked to.
==Dialogue==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Temimi Map Location.jpg|Temimi's location on the map
Category:Nopon (XC2) Category:NPCs (Mor Ardain)
Tempapa

Tempapa is a in Xenoblade Chronicles 3.
==Appearance and personality==
Tempapa is a blue Nopon with a mustache. He wears a green vest with a brown scarf, a cap, and carries an Ultimate Hammer on his back.
==Story arc==
==Quests==
Tempapa appears in the following quests:
* Culinary Repertoire
* Uniting the Seven Nopon
==Lore==
==Dialogue==
==Affinity==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Category:Nopon (XC3)
Category:NPCs (Nopon Caravans)
Temperantia

Temperantia is an area in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It is a charred, manta-ray-like Titan that rests on the Cloud Sea. It serves as the demilitarized zone between the Empire of Mor Ardain and the Kingdom of Uraya, and once housed the nation of Judicium. The ancestors of the Indoline race, as well as the discovery of the powers of Flesh Eaters, originated from Judicium.
==Story==
==Geography==
Temperantia's name utterly betrays the Titan's climate and geography. Once home to the nation of Judicium, Temperantia remains utterly scarred and blackened from the calamity of 500 years previous. Utterly devoid of visible vegetation, the Titan's primary features are its striking rock formations, and its vast, desolate plains.
==Trivia==
* The name Temperantia is derived from 'Temperance'. This is in accordance with how Titans or nations in Xenoblade Chronicles 2 are often named after the seven deadly sins or seven virtues in various languages.
** Judicium is likewise Latin for 'justice'.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
===Screenshots===
Temperantia.png|Temperantia
Temperantia With Banner.jpg|Banner introducing Temperantia
Elma reconnoiter Central Plain.jpg|The Central Plain
Central Plain 2.jpg
Ardainian Garrison and dig site.jpg|The Ardainian Garrison
Ruins of Judicium Titan View.jpg|Ruins of Judicium
Ruins of Judicium Roderich Inspection.jpg|Ruins of Judicium
===Sprites===
XC2 Area Icon Temperantia.png|Temperantia's map icon.
===Maps===
XC2 map ma10a f01.png|Peninsula
XC2 map ma10a f02.png|Central Plain
XC2 map ma10a f03.png|Ruins of Judicium
**
Temperantia (music)

Temperantia is Disc 4, Track 5 on the Xenoblade2 Original Soundtrack and Disc 9, Track 5 on the Xenoblade Chronicles Original Soundtrack Trinity Box.
It plays in all regions of Temperantia during the day and night. The melody at 1:45 is also used in Disappearing World.
==Album notes==
Category:Music (XC2)Category:Songs composed by ACE
Temperantian Standoff

Temperantian Standoff is the seventh Challenge in the in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It is unlocked after Chapter 5 is started. Completing this challenge will unlock 's level 3 .
In this challenge, none of the enemies will attack until one of them dies. The safest strategy is to therefore bring all of them to very low HP before killing any of them.
==Data==
====Chest 1====
====Chest 2====
====Chest 3====
===Enemies===
Wave 1
Enemy 	Level	Amount
Baythe Eluca	60 	1
Alyf Crog 	70 	1
Dett Aspar 	80 	1
==Trivia==
* The name is a reference to the Mexican standoff, a situation where three groups are in a situation where none can achieve victory without ensuring their own demise.
* The Japanese name, , is a reference to an old Japanese legend: the snake (the Aspar) swallows the frog, the frog (the Alyf Crog) eats the slug, and the slug (the Eluca) dissolves the snake, therefore none of them can act without destroying themself.
* Despite the name being "Temperantian Standoff", this challenge takes place in Mor Ardain. Then again, most Mexican standoffs probably don't take place in Mexico.
==In other languages==
Category:Challenge Battles (XC2)
Tempest Kick

Tempest Kick (, Swivelling Wind Swipe) is one of 's s in Xenoblade Chronicles. It is a spinning kick that fires an ether projectile. If used after , it removes one of the target's buffs at random.
==Overview==
Dunban has a poor ether stat, so there's no real point to using Tempest Kick as just a damage option. Using it to remove a buff is fairly cool, as there aren't many other ways to deal with enemy buffs, but there are usually better things to be comboing Gale Slash with. Its main use is off-label: Dunban lands facing backwards when the move is complete, so he can use Thunder against the foe he has targetted.
==Data==
===Additional data===
Dunban ends Tempest Kick facing almost exactly 180 degrees the opposite direction, and will stay like that until he moves.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Tempest Kick.gif|Dunban using Tempest Kick
Category:Battle Arts (Dunban)
Tender-Hearted Beast

Tender-Hearted Beast is a Blade Quest in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It can be received from Evart at Theospiti Temple Ruins in Theosoir, Kingdom of Tantal, after unlocking Wulfric's third Key Affinity reward, and provided Nia, Tora, Mòrag, Zeke, Pyra and Wulfric are in the party. Completing it will unlock Wulfric's fourth key affinity reward.
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==Quest objectives==
*Go and help at the scene of the incident, Zalmor's Crevice, Tantal.
*Break the huge rock at Zalmor's Crevice, Tantal.
**Breaking the rock requires clearing an Earth Mastery level 4 and level 5 check.
*Approach the Gogol at Zalmor's Crevices, Tantal.
*Defeat the Enraged Gogol at the snow drifts near Zalmor's Crevice, Tantal.
**The fight ends when about 50% of its health is left.
*Look for the escaped Gogol around Genbu Drifts, Tantal.
*Report to Evart at Theospiti Temple Ruins, Tantal.
*Speak to the townsfolk around Elmos Square, Tantal.
*Investigate the whereabouts of the Gogol at the Three-Vein Crossroads in Tantal.
**Finding the footprints requires clearing a and level 2 Field Skill check.
*Find the Gogol headed for Sacred Ice Caverns in Tantal.
*Defeat the Indignant Gogol near the Sacred Ice Caverns in Tantal.
**The fight ends when about 75% of its health is left.
*Complete both objectives:
**Defeat the Indignant Gogol near the Sacred Ice Caverns in Tantal.
**Defeat the Enraged Gogol near the Sacred Ice Caverns in Tantal.
**The fight ends when either one has about 50% of its health left.
*Defeat the Offended Gogol's group near the Sacred Ice Caverns in Tantal.
**Offended Gogol is accompanied by the previous Indignant Gogol and Enraged Gogol.
*Report to Evart at Theospiti Temple Ruins, Tantal.
==Results==
"The humans will be more careful of the Gogol's habitat after realizing it was only protecting its home."
==Script==
==Trivia==
*While talking with Tallia, she says the Gogol grabbed her then took her to Theosoir's roof. This could be a reference to King Kong, in which King Kong abducts a woman and scales to the top of the Empire State Building.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Tender-Hearted Beast Quest Log.jpg|Tender-Hearted Beast in the Quest Log
Tender-Hearted Beast Complete Quest Log.jpg|Completed Tender-Hearted Beast in the Quest Log
Tender-Hearted Beast Quest Location.jpg|Location of the quest on the map
Tender-Hearted Beast Objective 1.jpg|Go and help at the scene of the incident
Tender-Hearted Beast Objective 2.jpg|Look for the escaped Gogol
Tender-Hearted Beast Objective 3.jpg|Speak to the townsfolk
Tender-Hearted Beast Objective 4.jpg|Investigate the whereabouts of the Gogol
Tender-Hearted Beast Objective 5.jpg|Find the Gogol headed for Sacred Ice Caverns
Category:Quests (Tantal)Category:Blade Quests
Tender-Hearted Beast/Script

The following is the script of dialogue used in the Blade Quest Tender-Hearted Beast.
==I'll...Do It!==
==Go and help at the scene of the incident==
==Cul...prit?==
==Approach the Gogol==
==Defeat the Enraged Gogol==
==Look for the escaped Gogol==
==Report to Evart==
==Speak to the townsfolk==
===Tallia===
===Gerba===
===Yarmos===
==Investigate the whereabouts of the Gogol==
==Find the Gogol==
==Defeat the Indignant Gogol==
==An Ally?!==
==Defeat the Offended Gogol's group==
==Report to Evart again==
Category:Game script (XC2)
Tending to Turters

Tending to Turters is a in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It can be found at Sekis Pillar in the in the Kingdom of Tantal. Staying at is required to view this Heart-to-Heart. Viewing this Heart-to-Heart is required to unlock the third level of Catalyst's Sea of Plenty Battle Skill, though the skill will only unlock after beginning . 
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==Script==
===Inn dialogue===
===Heart-to-Heart===
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Tending to Turters Map Location.jpg|Location of the Heart-to-Heart on the map
Tending to Turters Requirements.jpg|The characters required to view the Heart-to-Heart
Tending to Turters Choice.jpg|The choices during the Heart-to-Heart
Tenne

Tenne is an in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. She can be found anytime at Torigoth Market in Torigoth, Gormott Province. She is the Gormotti shopkeeper of Llysiau Greens.
==Quests==
*Involved in the Paying It Forward
==Lore==
*Tenne recently lost her father and her mother succumbed to illness a while ago leaving her alone to run her shop.
*She is friend with Bowery.
==Dialogue==
===Llysiau Deeds purchased===
==In other languages==
Category:Gormotti Category:NPCs (Gormott)
Tensed Mind

Tensed Mind is Disc 4, Track 15 on the Xenoblade2 Original Soundtrack and Disc 9, Track 15 on the Xenoblade Chronicles Original Soundtrack Trinity Box.
It plays in the following cutscenes:
===Xenoblade Chronicles 2===
* Addam is warned about Malos’s plan to attack Auresco (flashback). (In the Torna ~ The Golden Country version of this cutscene, A Brewing Storm plays instead.)
* Zeke and Pandoria confront the party in Leftheria.
* Rex has visions of Malos speaking as Amalthus tells of his journey up the World Tree.
* The party, along with Roderich, concludes that and may be responsible for Aeshma's attack in Temperantia.
* Raqura learns of Torna's actions and the Aegis' reawakenings at the Indoline summit.
* Malos and Akhos discuss the Aegis core after having captured Pyra.
* Rex has a vision of the Cliffs of Morytha after the party leaves the Spirit Crucible Elpys.
* The party finds the Ignas' hideout during Crossette's Blade Quest, Bright Spark.
===Torna ~ The Golden Country===
* Rhadallis and Baltrich discuss Coeia's annihilation.
* Addam recognises Jin as the Paragon of Torna.
* Aegaeon reveals the existence of bandits around the Torigoth region.
* The fallen Gort is picked up by Stannif in .
* Zettar blames the party for their failure to stop Malos in Auresco.
==Album notes==
Category:Music (XC2)Category:Music (TTGC)Category:Songs composed by Manami Kiyota
Tensifier

The Tensifier is a Consumable Item in Xenoblade Chronicles X. It can be used during combat by pressing the + button and pressing X to view the Items menu and then selecting it to increase all party members' by 1000. This item does not increase the GP of Skells.
==Sources==
===Division Rewards===
One can be received daily as long as the player is online and their division's Divisogram ranking over the previous day was rank 7 or better (updates at midnight UTC).
==In other languages==
Tension (music)

Tension is Disc 2, Track 8 on the Xenoblade Original Soundtrack and Disc 4, Track 8 on the Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition Original Soundtrack and the Xenoblade Chronicles Original Soundtrack Trinity Box.
It plays during these cutscenes:
===Xenoblade Chronicles===
* When Juju leaves the Refugee Camp on the Bionis' Leg again after he has just returned in Chapter 4.
* When the party meets Miqol for the first time inside in Chapter 12
===Future Connected===
* When the party first sees the Fog King's rift in 
* When the rift becomes visible outside Alcamoth
* When the party reflects upon beasts outside Alcamoth becoming Fogbeasts
Category:Music (XC1)Category:Music (FC)Category:Songs composed by Manami Kiyota
Tension Art

Tension Arts, or TP Arts, in Xenoblade Chronicles X are special s that each require 1000 , or Tension Points, to use.
==Overview==
All Tension Arts have the letters 'TP' on their Art icon. Each art that does damage will do damage based on the Art user's Potential, rather than their Melee Attack or Ranged Attack.
All arts are Tension Arts. In addition, most damage-dealing Tension Arts have higher hit scaling ratios compared to non-TP arts.
==List of Tension Arts==
Art	Weapon	Attribute	Description	Target
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
*
Tension Swing

Tension Swing is a effect in Xenoblade Chronicles and Future Connected. It reduces the amount of required to change between tension states. This is similar to, but not necessarily the same as, increasing the amount of tension gained and lost from all sources.
==Overview==
Tension Swing can be risky because it works both ways, making it easier to fall into low tension just as much as it helps to get into high tension. Since it is relatively easy to encourage away low tension, it is probably a benefit overall. Characters that make best use of tension are (for Happy Happy), Seven (for Final Cross), and (for maintaining Elemental Burst ).
==Sources==
==In other languages==
Tentoo

Tentoo is the twelfth Nopon of the Ponspector brigade in Future Connected. He can be found at the Cragmaw Caverns and he'll join the party automatically right after meeting him.
==As a side party member==
Tentoo's art focuses on healing a party member very often.
==As an NPC==
Tentoo can be found at the entrance of the Cragmaw Caverns both daytime and nighttime, he disappears after the party talks to him when they set out to .
===Dialogue===
====Meeting Tentoo====
====Ponspectors Till We Cry====
====After completing Ponspectors Till We Cry====
This text is only viewable on the Ponspector Report menu
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Tentoo Report.png|Tentoo's Report card
Tentoo Report Portrait.png|Portrait of Tentoo's Report card
Ponspectors Unite! 12.png|Tentoo joining the team
Tentoo map location.png|Location of Tentoo on the map
Drydry, Tentoo, Wunwun and Faifa.png|Drydry, Tentoo, Wunwun and Faifa examining the treasure
Tentoo with the party 2.png|Tentoo with the party looking at the sky
Tentoo with the party.png|Tentoo after meeting the party
Wunwun and Tentoo.png|Wunwun and Tentoo examining the treasure
Category:Ponspectors
Teo

Teo () is a character in Xenoblade Chronicles 2: Torna ~ The Golden Country. He owns an inn in Hyber Village. He recognizes as Ornelia's former driver from when she was still alive.
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==As an NPC==
==Lore==
==Dialogue==
==In other languages==
==Notes==
==Gallery==
Teo (NPC).png|Teo
Teo recognizes Jin.jpg|Teo recognizes Jin
Teo cutscene 2.jpg|Teo behind his camera
Category:Characters (TTGC)Category:TornansCategory:NPCs (Aletta Region)
Tephra Cave (music)

Tephra Cave is Disc 3, Track 6 on the Xenoblade Original Soundtrack. It plays inside Tephra Cave, with the exception of the area around Kneecap Hill where no music plays at all.
==Tephra Cave (Definitive Edition ver.)==
Tephra Cave (Definitive Edition ver.) is a track in Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition. It is Disc 1, Track 13 on the Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition Original Soundtrack and the Xenoblade Chronicles Original Soundtrack Trinity Box.
It is a rerecording of the original with slightly altered balance and mixing.
It plays in the same situations as the original, as well as in the and (in Future Connected) in the Nerthis Necropolis.
===Composer notes===
==References==
Category:Music (XC1)
Category:Music (FC)Category:Songs composed by Manami Kiyota
Tephra Cave Entrance

The Tephra Cave Entrance is a landmark in on top of , leading to Tephra Cave. It is guarded by two Defence Force soldiers, one of which offers , 2 and 3.
==Heart-to-Hearts==
* Enduring Friendship
==Map==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Tephra Cave Entrance DE.jpg|Discovering the Tephra Cave Entrance for the first time in during the day.
Tephra Cave Entrance DE 2.jpg|Tephra Cave Entrance in Definitive Edition
Tephra Cave Entrance DE (N).jpg|Discovering the Tephra Cave Entrance for the first time in Definitive Edition during the night.
Tephra Cave Entrance DE (N) 2.jpg|Tephra Cave Entrance in Definitive Edition, at night
Category:Landmarks (Colony 9)
it:Ingresso alle caverne
Tephra Cavern

Tephra Cavern is a in Tephra Cave. The Spring of Grief can be found here.
==Enemies==
* 
* Medium Skeeter
* 
* Solid Konev
* 
==Map==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Tephra Cavern DE.jpg|Tephra Cavern in Definitive Edition
Category:Locations (Tephra Cave)
it:Caverna di Tephra