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Soraya Saga

Kaori Tanaka, known more commonly by her pen name, Soraya Saga, is a Japanese freelance writer, designer, and artist. She served as a lead writer for Xenogears and Xenosaga Episode I, and an assistant author for Xenosaga Episode II and Xenosaga: Pied Piper. She also served as a guest character designer for Xenoblade Chronicles 2 as the designer of Gorg. She is married to Tetsuya Takahashi.
==Relevance to the Xeno series==
===Xenogears===
* Scenario writer
===Xenosaga Episode I===
* Scenario writer
===Xenosaga Episode II===
* Assistant author
===Xenosaga: Pied Piper===
* Assistant author
===Xenoblade Chronicles 2===
* Guest character designer
** Gorg
==Other media==
===Video games===
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* Map designer
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* Scriptwriter
* Field graphics designer
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* Graphics designer
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* Scenario writer
Category:People
Sordis Rhogul

Sordis Rhoguls are Rhogul enemies in Torna ~ The Golden Country. They appear anytime in the Aletta Region of the Kingdom of Torna, some more appearing during Clear, Overcast or Aurora . More specifically, they can be found at the Tirkin Cliff Colony and Olnard's Trail anytime, as well as at Wrackham Moor during Clear, Overcast or Aurora weather.
==Data==
==In other languages==
Sorinosori

Sorinosori is an in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. He can be found anytime at Goldmouth Return Port in Goldmouth, Argentum Trade Guild, after the A Boy of Two Swords DLC key item is redeemed and Create Blade becomes available, and until he gives the party the Divine Core Crystal.
==Lore==
*Sorinosori is a veteran courier, who was given the Divine Core Crystal by Corinne to be delivered to the party.
*He is Hurryscurry's brother.
==Dialogue==
==In other languages==
Category:NPCs (Argentum)Category:Nopon (XC2)
Sorolle Armu

Sorolle Armus are Armu enemies in Torna ~ The Golden Country. They appear anytime in the Aletta Region of the Kingdom of Torna. More specifically, they can be found at the Wrackham Moor. Five of them appear as the first wave of the Millennium Grotto Barney Stone, with three more fought alongside two as the second wave of the same stone.
==Data==
==In other languages==
Sororal Statues

The Sororal Statues are a in Satorl Marsh. They are located in the east of the area.
==Enemies==
* 
* 
* Radiant Pterix
* Satorl Guardian
==NPCs==
* Rozeal
* Scarlen
* Zel Argentis
==Map==
==Trivia==
According to a Nopon Merchant found at the Nopon Merchant Camp, the right side statue is called Khatorl and the left side one is called Soltnar.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Sororal Statues night.png|During nighttime
Sororal Statues DE.jpg|Sororal Statues in Definitive Edition
Sororal Statues DE (night).jpg|Sororal Statues in Definitive Edition, during nighttime
it:Statue Sorelle
Sorrow (XC1) (music)

Sorrow is Disc 1, Track 10 on the Xenoblade Original Soundtrack, and Disc 1, Track 19 on the Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition Original Soundtrack and the Xenoblade Chronicles Original Soundtrack Trinity Box.
It plays during these cutscenes:
===Xenoblade Chronicles===
* During the flashback scene of Dunban after the Battle of Sword Valley and Shulk and Dickson talking in the Weapon Development Lab in Chapter 1.
* After the Mechon raid on in Chapter 2.
* Reyn saving Otharon after the battle with Xord in the Ether Mine in Chapter 5.
* After the battle on the Freight Road in the Colony 6 area in Chapter 5.
* During Shulk's and Dickson's conversation at the Glowing Obelisk in Satorl Marsh in Chapter 6
* The party discussing the happenings on Prison Island in Whitewing Palace in Chapter 10.
* During the repairs of Face Nemesis in Chapter 10.
* When Linada tells Sharla about Fiora's condition upon first arriving at Junks
* After the battle with Jade Face in Mechonis Field
* Meyneth telling about her confrontation with Zanza in Agniratha
* The final battle between the Bionis and Mechonis
* Kallian transforming into a Telethia near Junks
* Alvis being revealed as part of the trinity by Dickson near Colony 6
* Reyn confronting Tyrea inside Junks during Melancholy Tyrea
===Future Connected===
* When Gael'gar reveals his dislike of the Machina.
* During the Quiet Moment Light and Shadow, before Nene arrives.
Category:Music (XC1)Category:Music (FC)Category:Songs composed by Manami Kiyota
Sorrow (XS1)

(also known as Kanashimi) is Disc 1, Track 11 on the Xenosaga Original Soundtrack and Disc 2, Track 9 on the album. ('Sorrow' is an unofficial translation, as seen in the VGMdb listing of the album.)
It plays in the following cutscenes:
* Virgil forces the Realians under his control to fight the Gnosis on the Woglinde.
* Shion argues with KOS-MOS after the latter kills Virgil.
* Mary and Shelley talk about Jr.'s size after infiltrating the U-TIC Battleship.
* Shion breaks down after the death of Cherenkov.
* Shion recognizes the top of the Song of Nephilim from her childhood on Miltia.
* MOMO considers her birth and the machine that made her on Proto Merkabah.
==Album Notes==
Category:Music (XS1)Category:Songs composed by Yasunori Mitsuda
Sorrow (quest)

Sorrow is a on the Bionis' Shoulder.
==Quest objectives==
==Dialogue==
===Talking to Nestinor===
===Informing to Nestinor and the others without the required conditions===
====Selene====
====Angela====
====Rudodo====
====Nestinor====
===Informing to Nestinor and the others with the required conditions===
====Selene====
====Angela====
====Rudodo====
====Nestinor====
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Sorrow (quest) giver.png|The giver of the quest
Sorrow (quest).png|The info of the quest
Sorrow (quest) completed.png|The quest completed
Sorrow (quest) map location.png|The quest location on the map
Sosoma

Sosoma is an in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. He can be found anytime in Quattor Street in Goetuis Port, Indoline Praetorium. He is the Nopon shopkeeper of Aquarius Salvaging.
==Dialogue==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Aquarius Salvaging.jpg|Sosoma at his shop
Category:Nopon (XC2) Category:NPCs (Indol)
Soter Ruins

Soter Ruins are a in Satorl Marsh. They are located in the southeast.
==Enemies==
* 
* Baelzeb Gogol
* Indomitable Daulton
==Map==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Soter Ruins night.png|During nighttime
Soter Ruins DE.jpg|Soter Ruins in Definitive Edition
Soter Ruins DE (night).jpg|Soter Ruins in Definitive Edition, during nighttime
it:Rovine Soter
Soul-Eater Stanley

Soul-Eater Stanley is a in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It can be found anytime east of Collapsed Roadway in the Streets of the Land of Morytha, in the middle of a group of Guldo. Defeating it will unlock the fifth level of 's Foam Blast and the fourth level of 's Special.
==Data==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Soul-Eater Stanley Nametag.jpg|Soul-Eater Stanley's nametag
Soul-Eater Stanley Map Location.jpg|Soul-Eater Stanley's location on the map
Soul-Eater Stanley Tombstone.jpg|Soul-Eater Stanley's tombstone
Soul-Eater Stanley Tombstone Interface.jpg|Soul-Eater Stanley's tombstone interface
Category:Unique monsters (Land of Morytha)
Soul Hack

Soul Hack is a in Xenoblade Chronicles 3. It belongs to the Soulhacker , and becomes a at rank 10.
If a is defeated when any party member has this skill equipped, the party will learn that unique monster's associated skill or (assuming it has not been learnt already) and any (non-Hero) Soulhacker will be able to use it.
If a unique monster's associated skill or Battle Art has not been learned yet, and a party member has the Soul Hack skill equipped, then the unique monster will have a red icon on top of it when targeted, showing that the monster can be Soul Hacked.
==Trivia==
* When a soul is hacked, the words "SOUL HACKED" along with the Japanese kanji are shown. This Japanese word means "soul taken".
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
XC3 Hackable Monster.jpeg|A unique monster that can be Soul Hacked.
XC3 Soul Hacked Monster.jpeg|Hacking a unique monster's soul.
Soul Lesson 1

Soul Lesson 1 is a Merc Mission in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It is received automatically after meeting with Tipitapi in Argentum during Ursula's Blade Quest Bearing Her Soul. The mission requires 10 minutes to be completed, down to 2 minutes by dispatching s with enough levels of the suggested s.
==Rewards==
*After each completion, a Soul Stamp is awarded. Additionally, upon the first completion of the mission, Ursula gains 3 fans.
==In other languages==
Soul Lesson 2

Soul Lesson 2 is a Merc Mission in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It is received automatically after Ursula reaches soul level 2 during her Blade Quest Bearing Her Soul. The mission requires 10 minutes to be completed, down to 2 minutes by dispatching s with enough levels of the suggested s.
==Rewards==
*After each completion, a Soul Stamp is awarded. Additionally, upon the first completion of the mission, Ursula gains 3 fans.
==In other languages==
Soul Lesson 3

Soul Lesson 3 is a Merc Mission in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It is received automatically after Ursula reaches soul level 4 during her Blade Quest Bearing Her Soul. The mission requires 10 minutes to be completed, down to 2 minutes by dispatching s with enough levels of the suggested s.
==Rewards==
*After each completion, two Soul Stamps are awarded. Additionally, upon the first completion of the mission, Ursula gains 3 fans.
==In other languages==
Soul Lesson 4

Soul Lesson 4 is a Merc Mission in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It is received automatically after Ursula reaches soul level 6 during her Blade Quest Bearing Her Soul. The mission requires 10 minutes to be completed, down to 2 minutes by dispatching s with enough levels of the suggested s.
==Rewards==
*After each completion, two Soul Stamps are awarded. Additionally, upon the first completion of the mission, Ursula gains 3 fans.
==In other languages==
Soul Lesson 5

Soul Lesson 5 is a Merc Mission in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It is received automatically after Ursula reaches soul level 8 during her Blade Quest Bearing Her Soul. The mission requires 10 minutes to be completed, down to 2 minutes by dispatching s with enough levels of the suggested s.
==Rewards==
*After each completion, three Soul Stamps are awarded. Additionally, upon the first completion of the mission, Ursula gains 3 fans.
==In other languages==
Soul Read

Soul Read is an enemy in Xenoblade Chronicles unique to and typical of most Telethia. It provides +200% , making it almost impossible to hit the foe with physical attacks. It also allows the user to defy visions by changing to a different art as the vision completes, if the current vision was changed in some way.
Removing Soul Read is very important in defeating Telethia; only if the whole party is -based and does not require s to land can it be allowed to continue. and Mind Blast are the provided means to do so, though Thunder is also capable, and if a can be applied somehow a successful will also end it. That said, non-boss Telethia cannot keep the aura active for long periods.
==List of arts that can inflict Soul Read==
===By enemies===
==In other languages==
Category:Auras (XC1)
Soul Stamp

Soul Stamp is a key item in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. These stamps must be collected during Ursula's Blade Quest Bearing Her Soul. Their purpose it to represent Ursula's confidence, raising this skill's level the more stamps are collected. A table of the number of stamps to gather for each level can be found here.
The only way to get Soul Stamps is by sending Ursula on specific Merc Missions, awarding up to 3 stamps depending on the mission. A list of Merc Missions awarding stamps can be found here
Ursula's level in a skill, and thus the number of stamps she has for said skill, affects the number of Ursula's fans, multiplying it. It is also a prerequisite to unlocking more missions that award more stamps or fans.
 
==In other languages==
Soulcrown Summit

Soulcrown Summit is a in the in the Kingdom of Uraya. It is connected to Lake Varna. It is where the party acquire the Beastly Core Crystal.
==Enemies==
All enemies are bosses.
*Elder Arachno
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Soulcrown Summit (night).jpg|Soulcrown Summit, at night
Great Blowhole spouting water Soulcrown Summit.jpg|The Great Blowhole spouting water, seen from Soulcrown Summit
Soulfire (disambiguation)

Soulfire may refer to:
* Azure III: Soulfire - 's in Xenoblade Chronicles 2
** Azure III: Soulfire (Rex) - 's version of this Special
* Soulfire (TTGC) - 's Special in Torna ~ The Golden Country
* Soulfire (hero) - the in Xenoblade Chronicles 3 used by its hero
* Soulfire (inherited) - the Talent Art in Xenoblade Chronicles 3 used by the main party
Souvenirs from Morytha

Souvenirs from Morytha is a in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It can be received from Dibidi at Cliffs of Morytha Inlet in the of the Cliffs of Morytha. After completing the quest, Mermerry Trading, the Cliffs of Morytha's item trading will be opened.
__TOC__
==Quest objectives==
*Gather up items (100 points) from around the Cliffs of Morytha and take them to Dibidi near the Cliffs of Morytha Entry.
Routa A (No Linka Honey in the inventory before gathering all 100 points' worth of items):
*Talk to Dibidi near the Cliffs of Morytha Entry.
Route B (Linka Honey in the inventory):
*Complete both objectives:
**Gather up items (100 points) from around the Cliffs of Morytha and take them to Dibidi near the Cliffs of Morytha Entry.
**Gather up Linka Honey (100 points) from around the Cliffs of Morytha and take it to Bidibi near the Cliffs of Morytha Entry.
***Linka Honey is worth 15 points, meaning 7 of them need to be gathered to complete the quest.
*Talk to Dibidi near the Cliffs of Morytha Entry.
===List of items===
====Items for Dibidi====
====Items for Bidibi====
==Results==
*Route A: "Dibidi finally seems satisfied with the variety of rare items you've found."
*Route B: "You did as Dibidi and Bidibi requested. Let's hope Bidibi enjoys her Linka Honey bath."
==Dialogue==
===Gather up items===
===Route A===
===Route B===
====Gather up items and Linka Honey====
====Talk to Dibidi (route B)====
==In other languages==
==Trivia==
*Once route B is started, Kinkir Accessories will become unavailable until the quest is completed.
==Gallery==
Souvenirs from Morytha Quest Log.jpg|Souvenirs from Morytha in the Quest Log
Souvenirs from Morytha Complete route B Quest Log.jpg|Completed Souvenirs from Morytha route B in the Quest Log
Souvenirs from Morytha Quest Location.jpg|Location of the quest on the map
Souvenirs from Morytha Linka Honey Collection.jpg|Collection point for Linka Honey
Souvenirs from Morytha Linka Honey Map Location.jpg|Location of the collection point on the map
Category:Quests (Cliffs of Morytha)
Sovereign

Sovereigns are an enemy species in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. They are machines left behind by an ancient civilization. Many types of Sovereigns exist, taking many forms and having different roles.
==Xenoblade Chronicles 2==
Sovereigns are found in the World Tree, seemingly acting as its guardians, and the First Low Orbit Station, where a patrol of Familion type sovereigns arrive while opening the door leading to Aion Hangar Entrance. Damaged Sovereigns can be found in the Land of Morytha. Two sub-species of Sovereigns can also be found, the Scout which will seek nearby groups of enemies during battle and aggro them toward the party, and the Runner. Remains of Sovereigns can very rarely be salvaged, such as the Calamity Puzzle which needs to be found during Salvage King.
===Appearance and properties===
====Familion====
Familion Sovereigns resemble motorbikes with humanoid bodies on their backs. When they use a move known as Assault Wheelie, they will themselves, leaving them open to .
====Gerolf====
Gerolf Sovereigns are giant robots with powerful abilities. They can even eject a pair of Familion Sovereigns from their backs.
====Kustal====
Kustal Sovereigns resemble floating screws. They grow legs when entering combat.
====Margot====
Margot Sovereigns have a humanoid appearance, although they resemble floating swords.
====Phoebus====
Phoebus Sovereigns resemble large metal boxes with legs. They can fire beams and kick.
====Radclyffe====
Radclyffe Sovereigns resemble spheres rolling on the ground before they attack, similar to shrads from Xenoblade Chronicles X.
====Sentry====
Sentries typically do not attack enemies; instead, they call out to other enemies in the area to bring them into the fight. While active, their allies' damage outputs increase by 25%.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
====Renders====
XC2 enemy render en070111.png|A damaged Phoebus Sovereign.
XC2 enemy render en070511.png|A damaged Kustal Sovereign.
XC2 enemy render en070611.png|A damaged Radclyffe Sovereign.
====Screenshots====
Belgio Sovereign.png|A damaged Radclyffe Sovereign.
Bagoan Sovereign.png|A damaged Kustal Sovereign.
*Category:Enemy species (XC2)
Soylent System

The Soylent System is a group of Solaris facilities in Xenogears. 
==Story==
The Soylent System is an organism experiment laboratory and disposal facility run by Solaris. It also acts as a production facility for food and medicine to feed the populace and maintain the limiters. The Wels are also created within the Soylent System. Elly's father Erich used to be the superintendent of the Soylent System but resigned due to his guilt, trying to protect as many land dwellers as possible.
Fei, Elly and Citan visit the Soylent System in Solaris where Fei and Elly consume food that is produced from Wels. 
Later, Solaris reactivates the Soylent System facilities on the surface after parts of the populace start mutating due to the removal of the limiters. People are promised that they will be freed from their agony by coming to the facilities, but in actuality are utilized for further experimentation. The party destroys the Soylent System facilities and at one of them must fight the Sufal Mass and Sufals, which are created from the individuals brought there. It is here where Elly first starts showing signs of being like Sophia.
==As an area==
Two Soylent System facilities are visited throughout the game, one in Solaris and one during Disc 2.
==Trivia==
* The Soylent System's name as well as the fact that Wels are being used for food are inspired by the 1973 movie Soylent Green.
==Gallery==
Category:Lore (XG)
Soylent System (Disc 2)

The Soylent System is an area in Xenogears. 
==Story==
Solaris reactivates the Soylent System facilities on the surface after parts of the populace start mutating due to the removal of the limiters. People are promised that they will be freed from their agony by coming to the facilities, but in actuality are utilized for further experimentation. The party destroys the Soylent System facilities and at one of them must fight the Sufal Mass and Sufals, which are created from the individuals brought there. It is here where Elly first starts showing signs of being like Sophia.
==Enemies==
===Normal enemies===
* 
===Boss===
* Sufal Mass
==Gallery==
Soylent System (Solaris)

The Soylent System is a sub-area of in Xenogears.
==Story==
Fei, Elly, and Citan make their way through the trash area into the Soylent System. Along the way they find some food which Fei and Elly consume, but Citan holds off on. A few rooms later they realize that what they ate was the remains of Wels which were acted upon as experiment subjects and then turned into food. The three continue their way into Krelian's Lab.
==Geography==
The Soylent System is a factory where dead Wels are processed through a conveyer belt to be used as food and medicine.
==Enemies==
===Normal enemies===
* Security Cube
* Solaris Guard
==Treasures==
* Angelic Robe
* Aquasol DX x3
* B&JM686S Ammo
* Crimson Vest
* Dark Armor
* Dark Helm
* Deathblower 3
* Ether Veiler
* Extra Ar +6 x3
* Extra Ar DX
* Eyeball x2
* Feathered Cap
* Gold Bullion
* Gold Nugget x4
* Hob-Meat
* Hob-Steak x3
* Muscle Belt
* Scales
* Silver Ar +1 x2
* Sonic Wave
* Speed Ring S
* Survival Tent x3
* Zetasol
==Gallery==
Space-Time Anomaly (XS1&2)

The Space-Time Anomaly () is an area in Xenosaga I & II. It is visited in and is the final area of the game.
==Enemies==
===Normal enemies===
* Zwei Rugel
* Zweiwogel
* Tiamat β
===Bosses===
* Albedo (young)
* Albedo (adult)
* 
* Albedo (final)
==Gallery==
*Category:Areas (XS1&2)
Space-Time Anomaly (XS2)

Space-Time Anomaly is an area in Xenosaga Episode II - Jenseits von Gut und Böse. It is the final area of the game and is visited by Jr. alone as he confronts Albedo.
==Story==
The Space-Time Anomaly appears near the end of the game, after Albedo links with U-DO in the Ω System. The Ω System is annihilated by the Space-Time Anomaly which takes its place. Jr. heads there on his own to take on Albedo. As he travels through it, visions of Albedo as a child appear to him, taunting him in order to try and make Jr. angry so that he wants to fight Albedo. 
Eventually the two come face to face and do battle, with Jr. coming out victorious. Albedo is happy about it, as he can finally die and because he managed to reconcile with his brother, while Jr. cries over the pain of losing his other half. He ultimately is confronted by Sakura who convinces him to keep on living, and he is recovered by chaos and brought to safety as the Space-Time Anomaly fades away.
==Enemies==
===Bosses===
* 
==Gallery==
Space-Time Anomaly Eradicates Omega System.png|Space-Time Anomaly eradicates the Omega System.
Jr. Inside Asher Entering Space-Time Anomaly.png|Jr. enters the Anomaly using E.S. Asher.
Albedo Inside Space-Time Anomaly.png|Albedo appears in front of Jr. as his younger self, taunting him and telling him to go deeper inside.
Space-Time Anomaly(2).png|The Space-Time Anomaly as seen in gameplay.
Yuriev Institute In Space-Time Anomaly.png|Albedo shows Jr. a vision of him practicing digging graves for him and Nigredo at the Yuriev Institute.
Albedo Punches Sakura.png|Albedo shows Jr. a vision of him abusing Sakura at her house.
Space-Time Anomaly Mirror Room.png|Albedo shows Jr. a vision of a hall covered with mirrors which he uses to taunt him.
Space-Time Anomaly Albedo Room.png|Jr. approaches Albedo in his chamber.
Space-Time Anomaly Albedo Room(2).png|Kirschwassers stored in vats in Albedo's chamber.
Albedo On His Throne.png|Albedo watching Jr. approach him.
Albedo dies.png|Albedo dies and ascends towards the heavens with the help of Kirschwassers.
Space-Time Anomaly Albedo Room Crumbling.png|Albedo's chamber crumbles following his death.
Category:Areas (XS2)
Space-Time Anomaly (disambiguation)

Space-Time Anomaly or Space Time Anomaly may refer to:
*Space-Time Anomaly, a phenomenon in the Xenosaga series.
**Space-Time Anomaly (XS2), the area.
**Space-Time Anomaly (XS1&2), the area.
*Space-Time Anomaly (music), the music track in Xenosaga Episode II.
Space (XS1&2)

Space () is an area in Xenosaga I & II. It is briefly visited in , and can be later visited after if the player talks to Matthews at .
==Enemies==
===Chapter 17===
====Normal enemies====
* 
* 
===After Chapter 18===
====Normal enemies====
* Leviat Vine
* Brunhild
* L-X
* Septentrion
* Denenberg
==Gallery==
*Category:Areas (XS1&2)
Space Coliseum

Space Coliseum an area in Xenosaga Episode II - Jenseits von Gut und Böse. It can only be visited in the post-game.
==Story==
The Space Coliseum is the final area visited by the party as part of the Dark Erde Kaiser sidequest in the post-game. In order to reach it, the player must have defeated the bosses at the , Factory and Heaven's Ruins and have taken Sequencer D from Segment Address 12. The party then must head to the Desert and activate the multi-colored Forbidden Device located there. At the Space Coliseum, the Professor and Dark Professor confront each other and the Dark Professor summons the , which the party must fight. After it is defeated, the Dark Professor admits defeat but states there are even more powerful enemies out there, which unlocks Baal Zebul, Phobos Rigas and Mikumari English release only, not found in the original Japanese version..
==Enemies==
===Bosses===
* 
==Gallery==
Space Coliseum(2).png|Entrance
Space Coliseum Post DEK.png|Arena after Dark Erde Kaiser's defeat
==Notes==
Category:Areas (XS2)