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Blades Series

The Blades Series is a series of weapons by Sakuraba Industries in Xenoblade Chronicles X. This series of Dual Swords is available from the start of the game.
==Overview==
==Purchasable weapons==
===Battle Traits===
Requirement	Battle Trait
AM Lv. 1 	Melee Attack Up
AM Lv. 4 	Insectoid Criticals Up
AM Lv. 5 	Extend Fatigue
Like all purchasable weapons, the Blades Series comes with 3 Battle Trait upgrades.
===Augment slots===
All purchasable weapons come with no augment slots. At L's Shop, up to 3 Augment slots can be added to any weapon.
==Enemy drop weapons==
===Battle Traits===
Like all weapons dropped by enemies, the Blades Series comes with 1-3 random Battle Traits.
"Worn" and "Advanced" weapons come with 3 Battle Trait upgrades, "Ultra" weapons come with 10.
The following Battle Traits are possible to appear on any Sakuraba Industries melee weapon, except Shields. To see specific probabilities for a particular weapon, see its page. 
===Augment slots===
Like all weapons dropped by enemies, the Blades Series comes with 0-3 Augment slots. It is possible to add further Augment slots up to a total of 3 at L's Shop.
==Craftable weapons==
The Archetype Blades is an improved version of the Chrome Blades with higher level Battle Traits (Level vs. ) and more Battle Trait upgrades (10 vs. 3). Additionally, it comes with one Augment slot.
==Special weapons==
The Scrap Duo is optained during Murderess' Affinity Mission The Little Rich Girl.
The Combat Dual Swords is the default weapon. It is automatically equipped to a character if their uses Dual Swords and they have no other weapon equipped.
==In other languages==
Blant

Blants are an enemy species in Xenoblade Chronicles 2, Torna ~ The Golden Country, and Xenoblade Chronicles 3. They are large creatures with three legs, a flower-like structure on top, an oddly-shaped face on the front, and two vine-like arms tipped with venus flytraps for hands. They tend to burrow at rest, only the flower showing until a hapless adventurer approaches.
==Xenoblade Chronicles 2==
Blants can be found in Uraya, Leftheria, Temperantia, Spirit Crucible Elpys, and the Kingdom of Torna.
===Main game===
===Torna ~ The Golden Country===
==Xenoblade Chronicles 3==
Blants are completely unchanged from their Xenoblade Chronicles 2 counterparts.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
===Xenoblade Chronicles 2===
====Renders====
XC2 enemy render en050802.png|A purple Blant in Xenoblade Chronicles 2.
====Screenshots====
Lafda Blant.png|A Lafda Blant
===Xenoblade Chronicles 3===
***Category:Enemy species (XC2)Category:Enemy species (XC3)
Blast Fencer

The Blast Fencer is a third-level Class the player character in Xenoblade Chronicles X can choose after mastering the Enforcer Class. It uses a new set of weapons, the Psycho Launchers and the Photon Saber, to provide a well balanced Class both offensively and defensively. When reaching Rank 10 it's possible to upgrade to the Galactic Knight Class.
== Battle Arts ==
 
Art name	Weapon type 	Acquired Rank
 	Photon Saber 	1
 	Psycho Launchers	1
 	Photon Saber 	2
 	Psycho Launchers	2
 	Photon Saber 	3
 	Psycho Launchers	4
 	Photon Saber 	6
 	Psycho Launchers	8
== Skills ==
 
Skill name 	Acquired Rank	Effect at Lv. MAX
 	2 	Boosts ether damage by 50%.
 	3 	Boosts damage to mechanoid enemies by 50%.
Knight's Soul	5 	Boosts maximum TP by 1500.
Aura Assault 	7 	Boosts melee attack and melee accuracy by 30% when you have an active.
Buff Extender	9 	Extends buff effects by 10 seconds.
 	10 	Boosts damage by 100% when triggering melee s.
==Class levels==
==In other languages==
Blast Furnace Conduit

The Blast Furnace Conduit is a in Galahad Fortress. It is located south of the 1st Turbine Room.
==Enemies==
* M48 Sentry Unit
==Map==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Blast Furnace Conduit DE.jpg|Blast Furnace Conduit in Definitive Edition
it:Condotto della Fornace
Blasting Stomp

Blasting Stomp is the Soulhacker obtained from in Xenoblade Chronicles 3. It deals a small amount of to all enemies within 5m of the user whenever they use a Quick Move.
==Overview==
This Skill deals about an 's worth of damage, and given the enemy it's obtained from, it won't be usable until well after ordinary auto-attack damage becomes negligible. Even if the user is using Quick Move very frequently, it's very rare that this Skill is ever worth the opportunity cost.
==In other languages==
Blatta

Blattas are an enemy species in Xenoblade Chronicles X under the Insectoid classification. They are small winged creatures that exist all throughout Mira that largely use strength in numbers to fight others.
==Description==
Winged creatures often found behind boulders, inside caves, and in other dark locales where light doesn't reach. As such, their diet consists primarily of leftover scraps and dung scavenged from other animals.
Blattas are exceptionally social creatures, and have worked out a kind of language in which they can share information on food locations. They've also been known to gang up and attack smaller creatures, though even larger ones can be at risk if the blattas get into a frenzy.
===Extra details===
Turbas will steal blatta eggs and then raise them as their own. Blattas raised this way will defend the turba colony from harm until they perish from exhaustion.
== In combat ==
Blattas are typically weak, although when they are low on health, their Enraged Aura will usually grant them 40% more evasion and accuracy for sixty seconds, so it can be useful to increase accuracy to fight off some of the higher-level Blattas.
Typically, blattas attack by using physical attacks like Slash or Chirp, the latter of which causes Fatigue, which reduces melee damage. Powerful Blatta can even use an electric Flying Slash to do some damage.
Blattas only have one appendage located in their back wings, so that can be targeted to get wings that match the Blatta's color.
== Variations ==
Blatta appear in five major types, and all of these variations will appear on every continent.
* Black Blattas drop Black Blatta Wings from the wing appendage.
* Red Blattas drop Red Blatta Wings from the wing appendage.
* Green Blattas drop Green Blatta Wings from the wing appendage.
* Silver Blattas drop Silver Blatta Wings from the wing appendage.
* Golden Blattas are all Tyrants and have names reflecting value or worth. All of them will remain hidden unless certain conditions or met or the player intentionally wanders close to them. All of them drop Golden Blatta Wings from their wing appendage as well as a valuable rare from their body:
** Agito, the Golden and Roimi, the Affluent of Primordia drop the Golden Medal.
** Muruse, the Opulent and Yuiro, the Luxuriant of Noctilum drop the Gold Ingot.
** Dui, the Invaluable and Tico, the Precious of Oblivia drop the Golden Fir Tree.
** Ald, the Extravagant and Hiro, the Priceless of Sylvalum drop the Golden Cedar.
** Camus, the Treasured and Natt, the Inestimable of Cauldros drop the Golden Chalice.
In general, all Blattas drop these items:
* Medicinal Blatta Oil from the main body.
* from the main body.
* from the main body.
== Enemy List ==
==In other languages==
*Category:Insectoids
Blaze (XC1)

Blaze is a debuff in Xenoblade Chronicles and Future Connected. It is one of the damage-over-time debuffs, dealing equal to a percentage of the triggering hit multiple times over its duration. Blaze arts are usually attacks rather than physical attacks. Multiple instances of afterburn may be active at once; they do not interrupt or override each other, as long as they are caused by different arts.
For party members' arts, blaze always has a of 40% of the triggering damage, and lasts for 20 seconds dealing damage every 2 seconds. This makes it the second-weakest of the damage-over-time debuffs.
For enemies' arts, blaze has a wide range of strengths, from 10% all the way up to 100%. The duration is often 10 or 20 seconds, while the tickrate can be 2.0 or 2.5 seconds.
Blaze Attack s grant a chance to inflict blaze with an , Blaze Plus gems increase blaze damage dealt and Blaze Defence gems decrease blaze damage received.
==List of arts that can inflict Blaze==
===By party members===
Character	Art	Description
===By enemies===
==In other languages==
Category:Debuffs (XC1)
Blaze (XCX)

Blaze is a in Xenoblade Chronicles X.
==Overview==
When a fighter is inflicted with Blaze, they will take thermal damage every three seconds until the status wears off. Additionally, if a fighter has the Heatseeker, their critical chance will be increased when attacking an enemy inflicted with Blaze.
 
The damage done by Blaze is a percentage of the original Blaze attack. If the attack that inflicted Blaze did 600,000 damage, Blaze will do 168,000 damage every three seconds, since that is 28% of the original damage dealt. This can be further increased using the skill Flame Trigger.
Thermal resistance applies independently to Blaze: if an enemy has (say) 50 thermal resistance, each tick of Blaze will be 14% of the original damage dealt, rather than 28%.
On foot, Blaze can be prevented via the Armor augment Resist Blaze. While in a Skell, Blaze can be prevented via the Skell Armor augment Resist.BLAZE. 
Blaze can be extended using the weapon augment Extend Blaze while on foot. Skells use TimeEx.BLAZE instead.
Debuff Level	Duration	Damage Ratio (based on original attack)
Blaze 	 	12%
Blaze 	 	16%
Blaze 	 	20%
Blaze 	 	24%
Blaze 	 	28%
Blaze 	 	40%
==List of arts that can inflict Blaze==
===By party members===
====By Skells====
===By enemies===
==List of Soul Voices that can inflict Blaze==
Soul Voice	Dialogue Type	Activation Condition	Buff Granted	Users
Sandman 	C 	Orange Melee art 	Blaze 	
==Other things that inflict Blaze==
Melee s on foot can inflict Blaze if the augment Melee: Blaze is equipped. Skells should use M-Auto.BLAZE instead.
The skill Blazing Auto allows melee auto-attacks to inflict Blaze -.
==In other languages==
==Notes==
Category:Statuses (XCX)
Blaze (disambiguation)

Blaze may refer to:
* Blaze (XC1) - the debuff in Xenoblade Chronicles
* Blaze (XCX) - the debuff in Xenoblade Chronicles X
* Azure II: Blaze - Mòrag's Whipswords Driver Art in Xenoblade Chronicles 2
* Blaze (XC3) - the status in Xenoblade Chronicles 3
Blaze Attack

Blaze Attack is a effect in Xenoblade Chronicles and Future Connected. It grants a percentage chance that the user's will inflict for 10 seconds, dealing extra every 2 seconds (for a total of 5 extra hits). Unlike the debuff's normal effect, the damage done is equal to the gem's value, rather than based on the initial damage dealt.
==Overview==
Blaze Attack is just an extra source of damage; it can be placed on anyone who wants to deal more damage. As a debuff, it doesn't generate additional , so there's no need to worry about that.
In the original version, Blaze Attack works against Mechon armour, dealing its full damage. In the , it does not trigger at all.
==Sources==
==In other languages==
Blaze Defence

Blaze Defence is a effect in Xenoblade Chronicles and Future Connected. It reduces the amount of taken from the debuff.
==Overview==
Blaze Defence is situational to when the current enemies are known to have blaze attacks, so it's not the sort of thing to have on at all times. When facing such foes however, it does quite a good job at cutting damage taken for when the effect inevitably triggers.
==Sources==
==In other languages==
Blaze Plus

Blaze Plus is a effect in Xenoblade Chronicles and Future Connected. It raises dealt by the debuff.
==Overview==
Blaze is not too strong a debuff damage-wise when used by party members, so making it stronger is not a bad move. Only and can benefit from it unless the user also has Blaze Attack gems on, so there probably won't be much competition for them.
==Sources==
==In other languages==
Blazing Aura

Blazing Aura is the fifth skill in 's Enthusiasm skill branch. It gives +20 when he activates any .
==Overview==
This skill is equal to Dunban's auras having an always-successful art bonus effect. This makes it fairly tempting to give him more at once so he has more triggers for it, but this isn't really worth the investment - it's a bonus, not a strategy. It's both expensive and terribly-shaped as a link, but Riki can make some use of it with his quick-recharge Hero Time, Seven is also based on using auras to get work done, and Melia can get some wacky mileage out of trading Power Effect and Elemental Burst back and forth.
==In other languages==
Blazing End

Blazing End is 's level 3 .
==Overview==
==Data==
==Affinity Chart==
==In Super Smash Bros. Ultimate==
Blazing End is Pyra's side special in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. When used, Pyra throws her sword as a projectile, which produces a spinning circle of fire that can hit opponents multiple times, then returns to her after a short time.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Blazing End 1.jpg
Blazing End 2.jpg
Blazing Quoteletta

Blazing Quoteletta is a Meat Pouch item in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It can be crafted using Crossette's Cooking in Tora's House in Torigoth, Gormott Province. It becomes available after unlocks the second level of her Ardent Cooking and is crafted using one Crunchy Passion Fruit, one Lazy Crayfish, two Spark Cucumbers, two Mookah Flours and one .
==In other languages==
Bledavik

Bledavik is an area in Xenogears. It is the capital city of the country of Aveh.
==Story==
Bledavik as the capital city of Aveh is under the control of Shakhan and Gebler. Fei, Bart and Citan head to the city with the hopes of rescuing Margie from Shakhan. They first arrive around the same time that Ramsus and Miang first come to Bledavik to meet Shakhan and take over for Vanderkaum.
Fei, Bart and Citan wander the city and come across a nun from Nisan. Eventually they come up with a plan to rescue Margie. Fei will join a Battle Tournament occurring in the city, with the goal to distract the guards in and around Fatima Castle. Meanwhile Bart will sneak into the castle using the underground sewers. Assuming the player is able to get that far, Fei is able to make it all the way to the Battle Tournament finals, taking on Wiseman, who eventually forfeits. Bart makes his way through Fatima Castle and rescues Margie. However on the way out, Bart is confronted by Ramsus and Miang. Through Fei's involvement, the three of them are able to escape, and they are further assisted by Elly once making it to the Gebler quarters below.
Bart later leads a force to Bledavik to try and take it over from Shakhan while Fei participates in efforts at the Aveh - Kislev Border. However this mission ends up in failure as Ramsus and Miang successfully predicted what Bart would do. Bart and the others are saved by Maison when he appears with Citan's Land Crab.
Later in the game when Shakhan takes over Nisan, Bart sees this as an opportunity to finally take over Bledavik. While he and the other party members remain in Nisan, a separate force heads to Bledavik and is able to take it over in Shakhan's absence. Bart returns to Bledavik and speaking before the people, announces his intentions to abandon the monarchy. The party is able to revisit Bledavik when desired for the remainder of Disc 1. It is inaccessible on Disc 2.
==Geography==
Bledavik is located in the southwestern portion of Aveh.
==Shops==
Name 	Buy Price
G6-1200 	1200G
WELT-02500 	800G
HEIM-03200 	1800G
BRIG-02700 	900G
MS 7.5 	1000G
Iron GWhip 	1600G
Resp Circuit 	2500G
Def Circuit 	2500G
C Circuit 	250G
Magnetic Coat	4000G
Lens Cover 	2500G
Engine Guard 	5000G
Tank Guard 	3000G
Ar Repairer 	4000G
Motion Guard 	4000G
Name 	Buy Price
Magical Rod 	50G
Arcane Rod 	100G
Iron Whip 	120G
WhippaSnappa	280G
Leather Vest	150G
Leather Hat 	80G
Power Ring 	200G
Speed Ring 	1200G
Name 	Buy Price
Aquasol 	20G
Rosesol 	100G
Zetasol 	100G
Physisol 	10G
Mentsol 	20G
Omegasol 	50G
Survival Tent	150G
Name 	Buy Price
Radish 	10G
Ariberry 	10G
Elfanana 	10G
Durian Juice 	10G
Nisan Water 	10G
Aveh Beer 	10G
Bartweiser Lite	50G
Spiced Cake 	20G
Icy Cake 	30G
Toy Gun 	80G
Minigear 	120G
==Treasures==
*Aquasol S x3
*Cobra Cracka
*Gold Nugget
*H&S Badge
*Iron Mail
*Rosesol S x3
*Survival Tent
==Gallery==
Bledavik.png|Bledavik bazaar.
Fatima Castle Concept Art.png|Fatima Castle concept art
Category:Areas (XG)
Bleed (XC1)

Bleed is a debuff in Xenoblade Chronicles and Future Connected. It is one of the damage-over-time debuffs, dealing equal to a percentage of the triggering hit multiple times over its duration. Bleed arts are usually physical attacks rather than attacks. Multiple instances of bleeding may be active at once; they do not interrupt or override each other, as long as they are caused by different arts.
For party members' arts, bleeding always has a of 20% of the triggering damage, and lasts for either 10 or 20 seconds dealing damage every 2 seconds. This makes it the weakest of the damage-over-time debuffs.
For enemies' arts, bleeding usually has a strength of 20% but ranges from 5% all the way up to 50%, usually with a duration of 20 seconds.
Bleed Attack s grant a chance to inflict bleed with an , Bleed Plus gems increase bleed damage dealt and Bleed Defence gems decrease bleed damage received.
==List of arts that can inflict Bleed==
===By party members===
Character	Art	Description
===By enemies===
==In other languages==
Category:Debuffs (XC1)
Bleed Attack

Bleed Attack is a effect in Xenoblade Chronicles and Future Connected. It grants a percentage chance that the user's will inflict for 10 seconds, dealing extra every 2 seconds (for a total of 5 extra hits). Unlike the debuff's normal effect, the damage done is equal to the gem's value, rather than based on the initial damage dealt.
==Overview==
Bleed Attack is just an extra source of damage; it can be placed on anyone who wants to deal more damage without having to worry about extra (as it's a debuff). Compared to Blaze Attack, Bleed Attack gems are individually stronger, but the total cap is significantly lower.
In the original version, Bleed Attack works against Mechon armour, dealing its full damage. In the , it does not trigger at all.
==Sources==
==In other languages==
Bleed Plus

Bleed Plus is a effect in Xenoblade Chronicles. It raises dealt by the debuff.
==Overview==
Bleed is the weakest damage-over-time debuff when used by party members, so even when strengthened it's not doing much. Still, more damage is more damage, and arts that can bleed tend to be used often. and are the prime candidates to equip this gem.
==Sources==
==In other languages==
Blinding-Fast Wing

Blinding-Fast Wing is a key item in Torna ~ The Golden Country. It can be crafted using Addam's Replica-artifact-making skill, while making camp at any campsites. Addam obtains the blueprint as a reward for breaking the Titan's Ulcer Barney Stone. It is crafted using five Murakmor's Flashstones, four Silverwing Quartz, four Suncogs, three Bonytongue Sharks and three Berryhoppers.
Having this item in the inventory increases the party's running speed by 5%.
==In other languages==
Blinding Blossom

Blinding Blossom (, Gorgeous Cherry Blossom) is one of 's support s in Xenoblade Chronicles. It moves a percentage of an ally's permanent to himself.
==Overview==
Not counting temporary arts aggro, Blinding Blossom is Dunban's only way of taking attention that isn't dependent on interacting with an enemy. It's most effective immediately after an ally has just dealt a lot of or . It's not a terrible idea to use it often to keep aggro low, but as a percentage-based value, it does very little if the target doesn't have much aggro to begin with.
==Data==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Blinding Blossom.gif|Dunban using Blinding Blossom
Category:Battle Arts (Dunban)
Bliss Series

The Bliss Series is a series of Multigun weapons by Factory 1.21 in Xenoblade Chronicles X. It is the only series of Multigun weapons in the game and it only contains one weapon: the Delta Bliss.
==Overview==
==Purchasable weapons==
There are no purchasable Bliss weapons.
==Enemy drop weapons==
There are no Bliss weapons that are dropped by enemies.
==Craftable weapons==
The Delta Bliss is the only Bliss weapon in the game. Its blueprint is optained by completing the mission Yelv's Partner.
==Special weapons==
There are no special Bliss weapons.
==In other languages==
Blitzkrieg

Blitzkrieg is an Affinity Mission in Xenoblade Chronicles X. It can be accepted at the East Gate in the Administrative District.
Walter states the Ganglion are mobilizing at Bedrock Hold, and asks for Frye's team to launch a preemptive strike against them, and for Phog's team to guard NLA's perimeter. Cross can choose to Attack with Frye or Defend with Phog at the start of the mission.
==Objectives==
===Frye===
===Phog===
==Dialogue==
==Rewards==
* Learn the Gatling Gun art Bullet Twister
* Learn the art Crisis Zone
* and can now participate in combat together.
==Results==
The mission was a success. Even better, Frye and Phog reconciled and went drinking.
==Trivia==
* Frye's route contains a unique track, no6=LP, that only plays during at the end of his route.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Blizzard Belgazas (normal)

Blizzard Belgazas is a and one of the es in Xenoblade Chronicles.
==Data==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
===Original===
===Definitive Edition===
Blizzard Belgazas (DE).png|Blizzard Belgazas in the Definitive Edition
Category:Behemoths (XC1)
it:Belgazas la Tempesta
Blizzard Zone

Blizzard Zone is a Merc Mission in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It is received at night from Thephilly at Theospiti Temple Ruins in Theosoir, Kingdom of Tantal, upon reaching development level 2 for Tantal. The mission requires 50 minutes to be completed, down to 12 minutes by dispatching s with enough levels of the suggested s. 
==Dialogue==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Blizzard Zone Location.jpg|Thephilly with the mission available 
Thephilly Map Location.jpg|Thephilly's location on the map
Block (XC2)

Blocking or guarding is a mechanic in the of Xenoblade Chronicles 2 and Torna ~ The Golden Country. When a character is hit by an attack, they have a chance to block the hit, halving incoming damage.
==Overview==
The block rate is the chance a hit will be blocked. For party members, this is primarily determined by the combination of and Core Chip of the currently-active , as well as the current level of . Block rate tends to be higher for the weapons of TNK Blades. For enemies, block rate is determined separately for each enemy species; enemies may also have effects which increase their block rate beyond this, e.g. when they are . 
When a character blocks a hit, the attacker goes through a recoil animation which overrides the remainder of the attack animation (and cancels any remaining hits of the attack), during which time the attacker may not move nor attack. Certain enemies, as well as party members equipped with the or those performing s, are immune to this.
Blocked attacks cannot be s, and evaded attacks (whether by high or perfect evasion) cannot also be blocked. Block rate increases by an additive 50% during a (so, for example, a 25% block rate becomes 75%).
The Aux Core and Skill RAM gives a 50% chance to cause incoming blocked attacks to deal no damage.
In-universe, Blades block attacks directed at their Drivers. When they do this, a spherical "beehive"-like shield appears around the Driver and/or Blade. This effect is also seen when Blades block attacks in cutscenes.
==Strategy==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Enemy Driver blocking.jpg|An enemy Driver blocks an attack during a Special
Sever blocks Dromarch attack.jpg|Sever blocks an attack from Dromarch in a cutscene
Jin shatters Mythra block.jpg| shatters Mythra's block in a cutscene
Category:Battle mechanics (XC2)Category:Battle mechanics (TTGC)
Block (disambiguation)

Block or Guard may refer to:
* Block (XG) - blocked attacks in Xenogears
* Guard (XS1) - an action in Xenosaga Episode I which blocks incoming attacks
* Block (XS3) - blocked attacks in Xenosaga Episode III
* Block (XC1) - blocked attacks in Xenoblade Chronicles and Future Connected
* Block (XCX) - blocked attacks in Xenoblade Chronicles X
* Block (XC2) - blocked attacks in Xenoblade Chronicles 2 and Torna ~ The Golden Country
* Block (XC3) - blocked attacks in Xenoblade Chronicles 3 and Future Redeemed