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Prog Ares (part 2)

The Prog Ares is a boss in Xenoblade Chronicles X. It is fought during . This is the continuation to the fight started in Prog Ares (part 1).
Lao states that humanity should have died along with planet Earth. When he joined Project Exodus, he initially believed that the people of Earth had come together despite the usual politics. But in the end, it was only the rich, connected, and the first world elite that got the chance to leave Earth. He states that the souls in the Lifehold Core were those that believed they were the humanity worth saving, and they only brought people like him and Lin along to exploit their talents.
Lao believes those who decided his wife and daughter weren't worth saving deserve to die, and places the fault onto everyone who was loaded into the Lifehold Core. Elma declares that regardless of the choices made in the past, she won't let him destroy humanity's future.
During this phase of the fight, the Prog Ares can go into Melee Mode when Lao says "Things are about to get rough.", making itself to ranged attacks and boosting its melee power. Conversely, it can also go into Ranged Mode when Lao says "Show me what you got, sharpshooter.", making itself to melee attacks and boosting its ranged power. When the Prog Ares reaches 33% health, Lao will say "Let's end this!" and go into Hyper Rage for the rest of the battle, boosting all of the Skell's stats and giving it health regeneration every 10 seconds.
==Stats==
==In other languages==
Progen

Progen are large unicorn-like enemies in Xenoblade Chronicles X under the Theroid classification. While physically similar to es, these enemies have an art which uses the wing-like appendages on their back to inflict to prevent enemies from hurting them.
==Description==
During the day, progen stay in small, age-specific herds, but at night they all join together to form a single large group. Foals are reared from spring to summer, and any associated duties are a group activity shared by members of all ages.
Extremely vigilant animals, progen can emit shrill cries to warn of enemy threats. When under attack, the oldest, most infertile group will assume the role of decoy in order to protect the younger, more viable specimens.
== In combat ==
Progen are known for their ability to put a whole group to with Jamming Gas, which generally allows them to shut down attacks. Their electric Thunder Flash allows them to hit targets from a distance, and it's a bad idea to be behind a progen: the Horse Kick attack comes from the hind legs and is very powerful. Sleep resistance via Resist Sleep or Resist.SLEEP is important when facing Progen, especially since they often come in groups.
Progen take 25% more damage from ether attacks, and 50% more damage from thermal attacks.
== Variations ==
Progen come in three variations depending on their color. 
* Purple Progen are mainly silver-colored with a purple tint, as well as a gold-colored horn and gold and purple wings. They drop Golden Progen Wings from the wings on their back, and are mainly found in Noctilum.
* Brown Progen are mainly silver-colored with a brown tint, as well as a dark-silver-colored horn and silver and brown wings. They drop Silver Progen Wings from the wings on their back, and are mainly found in Oblivia.
* Blue Progen are silver-colored on their bottom with an aqua tint on their top, as well as an aqua-colored horn as well as a blue and green set of wings. They drop Blue Progen Wings from the wings on their back, and are mainly found in Sylvalum.
In general, all Progen drop these items:
* Progen Hoof Seal from the main body.
* Ornate Progen Horn from the horn.
* from the main body.
* from the main body.
== Enemy List ==
== In other languages ==
*Category:Theroids
Program Canaan

Program Canaan is a group of surveillance systems in the Xenosaga series. 
==Description==
Program Canaan searches for subjects with the special necessary "factors" to become a Testament and make use of the Vessels of Anima. It is installed in Realians specially made to observe the subjects in question. 
==Story==
===Pied Piper===
===Episode III===
==Realians with Program Canaan installed==
* Kayla
* Lactis
* Canaan
==Database==
Category:Lore (XS)
Prologue (XCX)

The Prologue is the first section of Xenoblade Chronicles X. This section starts after the player customizes their character and Elma wakes them up from their pod.
This part of the story is the intro, so most of it involves introducing the world of Mira to the player and showing Cross' journey to New Los Angeles.
==Objectives==
This section doesn't have any official objectives since it isn't officially a mission, but it is still part of the story.
# Head towards the other lifepod in the area.
# Defeat the Origin Blatta in Primordia's Starfall Basin.
# Keep moving up the hill and out of Starfall Basin.
# Head to New Los Angeles.
## When Elma and Cross get to Shadow Rise, a cutscene plays and the time of day changes to 8:00.
# (When reaching the West Gate Plain) Achieve all objectives:
## Defeat the Elder Grex.
## Defeat the two Callow Grexes.
# Use the elevator outside the West Gate Plain to enter New Los Angeles.
==Trivia==
* While it is hidden in the Japanese version, there exists unused text that would explain the objectives during the Prologue, as shown here. The unused text follows below:
2つめのカプセル前へ移動する
ブラッタを倒す
丘の上へ移動する
NLA西側入り口付近へ移動する
敵を全滅させる
エレベーター付近に移動
NLA通路中ほどへ移動する
==In other languages==
Prologue (XS1)

Prologue is Disc 1, Track 1 on the Xenosaga Original Soundtrack, Disc 1, Track 2 on the album, and Track 1 on the DigiCube original Xenosaga music CD.
It plays as the music in the opening cutscene, when Dr. Masuda and his team discover the at Lake Turkana in the year 20XX A.D.
==Album Notes==
Category:Music (XS1)Category:Songs composed by Yasunori Mitsuda
Prologue (disambiguation)

Prologue may refer to:
* Prologue (XS1) - a track on the Xenosaga Original Soundtrack
* prologue (AMY) - a track from the music of A Missing Year 
* Prologue (XC1) - the chapter in Xenoblade Chronicles
** Prologue A and Prologue B - two tracks on the Xenoblade Original Soundtrack
* Prologue (XCX) - the Story Mission in Xenoblade Chronicles X
* Prologue (XC3) - the cutscene in Xenoblade Chronicles 3
* Prologue (FR) - the cutscene in Future Redeemed
Prologue A

Prologue A is Disc 1, Track 2 on the Xenoblade Original Soundtrack, Disc 1, Track 2 on the Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition Original Soundtrack, and Disc 1, Track 2 on the Xenoblade Chronicles Original Soundtrack Trinity Box.
It plays during the prologue in Sword Valley before the first tutorial fight with Dunban, Dickson and Mumkhar.
Category:Music (XC1)Category:Songs composed by Yoko Shimomura
Prologue B

Prologue B is Disc 1, Track 3 on the Xenoblade Original Soundtrack, Disc 1, Track 3 on the Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition Original Soundtrack, and Disc 1, Track 3 on the Xenoblade Chronicles Original Soundtrack Trinity Box.
It plays during the prologue in Sword Valley after the first tutorial fight. It plays again late in the game when the Telethia attack Colony 6, in the cutscene where Shulk joins the fight. It also plays in Xenoblade Chronicles: Future Connected when Tyrea holds off the Fogbeasts in front of Gran Dell.
The melody at 1:34 is based on a motif from Main Theme. 
Category:Music (XC1)
Category:Music (FC)Category:Songs composed by Yoko Shimomura
Prominence Revolt

Prominence Revolt is 's level 2 .
==Overview==
==Data==
==Affinity Chart==
==In Super Smash Bros. Ultimate==
Prominence Revolt is Pyra's up special in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. When used, Pyra jumps into the air, hitting opponents in front of her with her sword, then quickly plunges downwards with her sword, producing a pillar of fire if she hits the ground.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Prominence Revolt 1.jpg
Prominence Revolt 2.jpg
Promised pain

promised pain is Disc 1, Track 16 on the Xenosaga III: Also Sprach Zarathustra Original Sound Best Tracks album. Its melody contains a motif from a prelude to the tragedy at 1:46.
It is the final boss theme of Xenosaga Episode III, playing in the battle against .
A version of the track with no vocals, sometimes unofficially referred to as , plays in the following cutscenes:
* Wilhelm reveals that he is Heinlein to Margulis.
* Kevin damages Wilhelm after KOS-MOS destroys Shion's pendant.
Another version of the track (also with no vocals) with a somewhat different opening structure plays when Zarathustra goes out of control and Kevin suppresses it before the party fights it.
Category:Music (XS3)Category:Songs composed by Yuki Kajiura
Promises Made

Promises Made is a in Xenoblade Chronicles X, and the second one with Gwin. It can be found at late night (24:00-5:00) southwest of the Sports Complex in the once the previous Heart-to-Heart, Conquering Fear, is completed. Gwin is practicing with his assault rifle near a roadblock.
__TOC__
==Script==
===Info Segment===
"There's a BLADE named Gwin who's always training near the —even in the dead of night. I certainly don't mind putting my life in the hands of a man like that!"
===Heart-to-Heart===
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
==Notes==
Prone Fighter (disambiguation)

Prone Fighter may refer to:
* Prone Fighter (Oblivia) - the Oblivia enemy during The Trading Floor
* Prone Fighter (Primordia) - the Primordia enemy during Forbidden Love
* Prone Fighter (The Art of War) - the Noctilum enemy during The Art of War
* Prone Fighter (Bozé's Way) - the Noctilum enemy during Bozé's Way
Prone Sweet Prone

Prone Sweet Prone is a Normal Mission in Xenoblade Chronicles X. This mission is unlocked once is completed and Oblivia is 40% surveyed.
==Objectives==
==Dialogue==
==Rewards==
==Results==
While they look similar to vicious Prone, the Tree Clan seems comparatively virtuous. You gained Director General Chausson's consent to bring them into New LA.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Proof of Akatsuki's Fall

Proof of Akatsuki's Fall is a key item in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It is Akatsuki's Core Crystal that he returns to after Walraig, his Driver, dies during the Insurgent Investigations, near Bellyfull Canteen in the in the Empire of Mor Ardain.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Insurgent Investigations Objective 3.jpg|Location of Akatsuki's Driver on the map
Proof of Love

Proof of Love is a in Torna ~ The Golden Country. It can be received from Azzarn and Sarah after resting at in Auresco, Royal Capital of the Kingdom of Torna, after completing Helping the Helper, having watched Sarah and argue at her store on the corner of Formide Shopping Ward, provided that the has reached at least level 3.
==Quest objectives==
*Search for Leo, who set off for a somewhere in Torna.
**Leo can be found at the Turqos Plateau.
*Defeat the monster attacking Leo at the Turqos Plateau in Torna.
*Report back to Sarah at Spefan Inn in Torna.
==Results==
"Leo found the Rainbow Blossom and made it back to the capital unharmed. After his ordeal, Sarah was able to open up to him... Just a little, at least."
==Dialogue==
===Leo and Sarah argue===
===Leo's disappearance===
===Search for Leo===
===Defeat the monster attacking Leo===
===Report back to Sarah===
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Proof of Love Quest Log.jpg|Proof of Love in the Quest Log
Proof of Love Complete Quest Log.jpg|Completed Proof of Love in the Quest Log
Proof of Love Quest Location.jpg|Location of the quest on the map
Proof of Love Objective 1.jpg|Search for Leo
Category:Quests (Torna)
Prophecy Hut

The Prophecy Hut is a in Frontier Village. It is located on 7F at the Mysterious Sanctuary just below the ceiling.
==NPCs==
* Dunga
* Miko
* Pelupelu
==Map==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Prophecy Hut DE.jpg|Prophecy Hut in Definitive Edition
it:Capanna dell'Oracolo
Proplater Blacksmiths

Proplater Blacksmiths is a in Xenoblade Chronicles 2 specialized in Core Chips.
==Stock==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Proplater Blacksmiths.png|Proplater Blacksmiths
Proplater Blacksmiths Inventory.png|The shop's inventory
Proplater Blacksmiths map location.png|Location of the shop on the map
Prospectors

The Prospectors are a Division within BLADE in Xenoblade Chronicles X. They work with Data Probes to generate Precious Resources and miranium.
While they do earn a lot of Division Points passively, they also gain a lot through discovering new s and placing Data Probes.
==In-game Description==
Prospectors mainly focus on using FrontierNav to mine for minerals and resources.
==Division Support==
While receiving Division Support from Prospectors, all damage received from enemies is reduced by a percentage from 12-30% depending on the support level.
==Division Point Gains==
==Prospector BLADEs==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
XCX division logo Prospectors JP.png|The Prospectors' logo in the Japanese version.
Category:Divisions
Protect the Holy Place

Protect the Holy Place is a Merc Mission in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It is received from Wold near the port in Grodd Residential Zone in Torigoth, Gormott Province, upon reaching development level 3 for Gormott. The mission requires an hour and 20 minutes to be completed, down to 20 minutes by dispatching s with enough levels of the suggested s.
==Dialogue==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Protect the Holy Place Location.jpg|Wold with the mission available 
Wold Map Location.jpg|Wold's location on the map
Protector's Pride

Protector's Pride is a in Xenoblade Chronicles 3. It belongs to the Guardian Commander , and becomes a when reaching rank 5 in this class.
==Overview==
The idea here is that if aggro is lost to a non-defender, this skill will let the defender recharge their arts faster in order to more quickly get the aggro back, and it does indeed do this job quite well. But there's an oversight in this concept: what if there aren't any defenders? The answer is that Protector's Pride is active permanently, giving a significant recharge boost to whatever attacker or healer class the user is (since the skill is masterable, and early at that). Building a tank out of a class that isn't labelled as one, such as Seraph or , is basically a free recharge boost for anyone in the party with room to equip this skill.
==In other languages==
Proto Merkabah

Proto Merkabah is a facility in Xenosaga Episode I - Der Wille zur Macht. It was created by Joachim Mizrahi with the intent of creating MOMO Mizrahi. Albedo Piazzolla later takes control of it and uses it as a weapon. According to Juli Mizrahi, Proto Merkabah was meant to be used to "discover the true form of the universe".
==Story==
Proto Merkabah is a large industrial plant built by Joachim Mizrahi. As a prototype for the Merkabah, its intended purpose was to serve as the mothership for Proto Ω alongside the Song of Nephilim. It can absorb Gnosis and convert them into a power source to be used as a weapon. It is also the birthplace of MOMO. After the Miltian Conflict, the Galaxy Federation dropped Proto Merkabah into the Abyss, but Albedo is able to revive it in the Miltian Star System. The Contact Subcommittee were outraged by the fact that Proto Merkabah has returned, believing it was destroyed after disposing of it in the Abyss. He uses it to absorb the nearby Gnosis then fire upon the Federation Fleet, destroying it before deciding to target Second Miltia with it. Shion and the others make their way into Proto Merkabah in order to stop him. They confront him in the reactor room. After defeating him, Albedo departs, forcing the party to battle Sophie Peithos, a large Gnosis that is fused with the reactor. Afterwards, Proto Merkabah begins to crash into Second Miltia's atmosphere. the party departs from Proto Merkabah, determining that they need to detach its sub components so it doesn't damage Second Miltia. KOS-MOS voluntarily stayed behind to detach Proto Merkabah's sub components and barely makes it back to the Elsa.
==As an area==
Proto Merkabah is the final area of Xenosaga Episode I. It also appears as the penultimate area of the Episode I half of Xenosaga I & II.
==Database==
==Gallery==
Category:Lore (XS)
Proto Merkabah (area)

Proto Merkabah the final area in Xenosaga Episode I - Der Wille zur Macht. Reaching the core is the point of no return and the party will have to battle and Sophie Peithos back to back.
==Geography==
==Enemies==
===Normal enemies===
* 
* 
* Baraqijal
* Delphyne
* Demon
* Iosys
* Jaldabaoth
* Ratatosk
* Schutz
* Work Droid
* Xanthosis
===Bosses===
* 
* Proto Dora
* Sophie Peithos
==Treasures==
* 
* BLOOD9 (Segment Address 17)
* Chakra Shield
* Decoder 6
* Defibrillator Vest
* Dragon Rod
* x4
* Frame Repair A
* Frame Repair Z x4
* M Chip Guard
* Med Kit DX x2
* Rejuvenator
* Trauma Plate (Segment Address 6)
==Gallery==
Category:Areas (XS1)
Proto Merkabah (music)

Proto Merkabah is Disc 2, Track 16 on the Xenosaga Original Soundtrack and Disc 2, Track 25 on the album. The melodic motif at the start is similar to that at the start of .
It plays in the following cutscenes:
* Proto Merkabah appears below the Song of Nephilim.
* Albedo reveals Sophie Peithos inside Proto Merkabah's reactor.
==Album Notes==
Category:Music (XS1)Category:Songs composed by Yasunori Mitsuda
Proto Ω

Proto Ω (Omega) is a superweapon in the Xenosaga series. It is said that it can be used to challenge "God".
==Appearance and description==
Proto Ω is colossal golden winged humanoid mech. Proto Ω is one of the relics of God, the is used as its power unit. It uses upper domain energy drawn from the Zohar. Proto Ω is armed with a U.M.N. Phase Transfer Cannon which can strike any target anywhere in space.
==Story==
===History===
Proto Ω was built on Michtam, but its exact date is unknown. After Michtam's destruction, Proto Ω was moved to Miltia where it was completed by the U-TIC Organization under the order of Ormus Patriarch Sergius XVII to ascend to the realm of God. During the Miltian Conflict, Proto Ω was used to conduct repeated linkage-operational tests with the Original Zohar. Proto Ω was later deployed against Federation forces during the first and second Miltian descent operations. Proto Ω was planned to be deployed in the third descent operation, but the appearance of the Gnosis caused it to be abandoned in the hangar in confusion for 14 years.
===Episode II===
After Albedo opens the way to Old Miltia, Ormus and the Immigrant Fleet were the first to arrive. By the time the party reaches the Zohar, Sergius already activated Proto Ω despite KOS-MOS destroying the Zohar's control system. Sergius plans to use Proto Ω to annihilate the Gnosis and bring the galaxy under the rule of Ormus. 
Miltia is later destroyed with the Ω System emerging from its rubble, serving as the fortress of Proto Ω. Sergius later uses Proto Ω's U.M.N. Phase Transfer Cannon on Albedo, apparently killing him. He then attempts to use Proto Ω's U.M.N. Phase Transfer Cannon on the party as well but is killed by the Testaments who then revived Albedo.
===Episode III===
Proto Ω was later recovered by Dmitri Yuriev and is rebuilt as Ω Res Novae based on the stored Y-Data to be used as an anti-Gnosis weapon.
==As a boss==
Proto Ω is used by the during the battle with him. It uses U.M.N. Phase Transfer Cannon - Scatter (Beam) under his command to attack the party.
==Database==
==See also==
* Ω Res Novae
==Gallery==
Proto Ω awakens.png|Proto Ω awakens.
Proto Ω (XS2).png|Proto Ω at the Ω System.
Proto Ω prepares to fire.png|Proto Ω prepares to fire.
Category:Lore (XS)
Psit Egg

Psit Eggs are Egg enemies in Torna ~ The Golden Country. They appear anytime in the Tornan Titan Interior in the Kingdom of Torna. More specifically, they can be found at Crooked Tower, Pantarhei Tower and Pulsating Passage. They can up to three Youse Parisax by using Emergence, with a small chance to not summon any instead.
==Data==
==In other languages==
Psycho Launchers

The Psycho Launchers are a pair of floating ranged weapons in Xenoblade Chronicles X, used by the Blast Fencer and Galactic Knight classes, with rank 10 of the Galactic Knight granting mastery. Additionally, the characters Hope, L, and the Murderess use this weapon.
==Overview==
==List of Psycho Launchers Battle Arts==
===Signature Arts===
This lists the Arts and the original user of the Art, as well as how it can be unlocked:
* Dual Dynamo - Unlocked via L's affinity mission The Nopon Heir
* Gravity Lunge - Unlocked via the Murderess' affinity mission Serial Thriller
* Tacit Censure - Unlocked via Hope's affinity mission A Present for Hope
==List of Psycho Launchers series==
==List of Psycho Launchers==
Name	Attack	Level Required	Maker	Attribute	Ammo	Cooldown	TP Gain	Stability	Max. upgrades
==In other languages==
*
Psycorruptor

The Psycorruptor is a third-level Class the player character in Xenoblade Chronicles X can choose after mastering the Enforcer Class. It retains the playstyle of an Enforcer with a focus on inflicting . When reaching Rank 10 it's possible to upgrade to a Mastermind.
== Battle Arts ==
 
Art name	Weapon type	Acquired Rank
 	Knife 	1
 	Raygun 	2
 	Knife 	3
 	Raygun 	5
 	Knife 	7
== Skills ==
 
Skill name 	Acquired Rank	Effect at Lv. MAX
Beauty Sleep 	2 	Extends effects by 18 seconds.
Brain Wall 	3 	Boosts resistance to Sleep, Control, and Slow Arts by 100 when you have an aura active.
Gentle Approach 	4 	Grants a 100% chance of not waking a sleeping enemy when auto-attacking.
King's Decree 	5 	Reduces enemy Control resistance by 30% and raises debuff tier by 1.
Extra Armor 	6 	Boosts Barrier´s damage absorption rate by 15%.
Feather Touch 	8 	Grants a 100% chance of not waking a sleeping enemy when attacking with an Art.
Unpleasant Dream	9 	Boosts damage to sleeping enemies by 150%.
Core Crusher 	10 	Negates appendage damage from your Ether attacks, but boosts primary damage by 150%.
==Class levels==
==In other languages==
Psylans Series

The Psylans Series is a series of Psycho Launchers weapons by Grenada Galactic Group in Xenoblade Chronicles X. This series of Psycho Launchers is available from the start of the game.
==Overview==
==Purchasable weapons==
===Battle Traits===
Requirement	Battle Trait
AM Lv. 1 	Crush: Gain TP
AM Lv. 4 	Firing Range Up
AM Lv. 5 	Potential Boost
Like all purchasable weapons, the Psylans 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 Psylans 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 Grenada Galactic Group ranged weapon. To see specific probabilities for a particular weapon, see its page. 
===Augment slots===
Like all weapons dropped by enemies, the Psylans 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 Psylans is an improved version of the Warrior Psylans with higher level Battle Traits (Level vs. ) and more Battle Trait upgrades (10 vs. 3). Additionally, it comes with 1 Augment slot.
The Advanced Archetype Psylans is an improved version of the Delta Psylans with higher level Battle Traits (Level vs. ) and more Battle Trait upgrades (10 vs. 3). Additionally, it comes with 1 Augment slot.
==Special weapons==
The Psylans weapons Adelbert and Grette are obtained in the Normal Mission Predator and Prey.
==In other languages==