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Monado Enchant (XC1)

Monado Enchant (, Monado Enchant), often shortened to just Enchant (, Enchant), is one of 's Monado Arts in Xenoblade Chronicles. It applies a buff to the entire party that allows them to damage Mechon normally, regardless of what s they have equipped, and also adds damage to all s against Mechon. An enchanted ally cannot damage anything that the Monado is unable to damage by itself, such as Face Mechon.
The character used in the Art is , which means "machine" in both Japanese and Chinese.
==Overview==
Monado Enchant is almost mandatory to apply in battles that involve Mechon for a large part of the game unless the player is willing to only defeat them using attacks, continuous toppling, or Shulk alone. It lasts long enough that most fights will be over before it has to be re-applied, but this is something that needs to be considered in longer battles or if the party is being knocked out a lot, as it can be easy to forget. When the party is outfitted with anti-Mechon weapons, Enchant still has some use in its auto-attack strengthening effect, but even given its relative cheapness there are probably better things for Shulk to be spending talent gauge on. Shulk's AI does not check whether anti-Mechon weapons are equipped though; he will try to use Enchant on Mechon regardless. When not facing Mechon, Enchant is useless.
In the , the damage boost of Monado Enchant also applies to each hit of arts, not just auto-attacks. This substantially increases how much damage it provides over the course of a fight.
Monado Enchant is not available in Future Connected, as no Mechon appear in the story and thus it would have no effect at any point. Together with , this is the only art of Shulk that does not reappear.
==Data==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Monado Enchant (XC1DE).gif|Shulk using Monado Enchant
Category:Battle Arts (Shulk)
Monado II

The Monado II is the weapon used by Shulk after the events of Prison Island. It is obtained in a cutscene before the fight with Metal Face, and replaces the Monado I. It is a strict upgrade from the Monado I, with higher damage, more slots, and most importantly the ability to harm both people and Face Mechon. Face Mechon also now register as Mechon for the effects of arts such as Monado Enchant and Monado Buster.
Any gems equipped to the Monado I will not automatically carry over to the Monado II; they must be reassigned manually.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
XC1 Tutorial The Monado Unbound - 1.png|Tutorial
Monado III

The Monado III is the weapon earned by Shulk during the final battle against . It replaces whatever Replica Monado he has equipped and cannot be removed. It is equal in power to the Monado II, making it stronger than all the Replicas, and has by far the highest crit rate of any weapon - enough that when combined with other effects, it becomes possible to achieve a crit rate of 100%.
The player keeps the Monado III after starting even if Shulk would usually wield the Junk Sword or any other type of Monado or Replica Monado. That also means that it is impossible to use Turn Strike after the first playthrough.
==In other languages==
Monado Purge (XC1)

Monado Purge (, Monado Breaker), often shortened to just Purge (, Breaker), is one of 's Monado Arts in Xenoblade Chronicles and Future Connected. It involves Shulk firing a green crescent of energy at the target, which clears its active s and inflicts Aura Seal so it cannot quickly create another. It also neutralizes abilities for the duration and deals ether damage.
The character used in the Art is , which means "break" in both Japanese and Chinese.
==Overview==
Monado Purge doesn't really have much use in battles where enemies do not have auras or spikes, as Shulk is typically better at dealing physical than damage and Purge isn't a powerful art in terms of damage to begin with. However, when up against a foe with a powerful aura or a deadly spike, Shulk should usually save his talent gauge to keep using Purge and ensure the party is safe from the aura or spike's effects. This is especially true against Telethia, where if Shulk cannot build his talent gauge in time he has no choice but to use Battle Soul (to make up for not being able to hit the Telethia with s) or flee the battle entirely.
Monado Purge is the only ether attack Shulk can have during the minor portion of the story where he can fight people with the Monado. While the Monado normally cannot hurt people, it can with ether attacks if the target is d. As a result, if Shulk gets stuck in such a battle, Purge is his only means of damaging them.
==Data==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
XC1 Tutorial Monado Arts Purge - 1.png|Tutorial
Monado Purge (XC1DE).gif|Shulk using Monado Purge
Category:Battle Arts (Shulk)
Monado Shield (XC1)

Monado Shield (, Monado Shield), often shortened to just Shield (, Shield), is one of 's Monado Arts in Xenoblade Chronicles and Future Connected. It makes all party members immune to the next enemy of the same level as Shield or lower that targets them, only taking 1 damage from each hit.
The character used in the Art is , which means "shield" in both Japanese and Chinese.
==Overview==
Many protective Arts explicitly do not work against enemy Talent Arts, making Monado Shield one of the few ways to defend against them. If Shulk gets a vision about a talent art, it is essentially always the right option to use Shield to neutralize it entirely. Since the entire party is protected by Shield, there's no need to worry about predicting changes in when using it. However, the player does have to be careful to not use it too early—other enemies may use their Talent Art and cause the Shield to disappear before the vision comes true, or if a vision is delayed the Shield might expire before the enemy uses their Talent Art.
Monado Shield can only protect against Talent Arts that are the same level as it or lower. As the level of Shield can only be seen in the upgrade screen, the player must remember to check it occasionally to ensure that they're upgrading it to match the level of the Talent Arts for the enemies they're facing.
Monado Shield is useless against Bionis Slash X, even if levelled up to level .
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==In the Super Smash Bros. games==
In the , Shulk uses Monado Shield as one of the options of his neutral special move, Monado Arts. While Shield is active, the damage and knockback Shulk takes and deals are massively reduced, his shield becomes exceptionally strong, and his mobility is drastically reduced. These effects are more akin to Monado Armour.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
XC1 Tutorial Monado Arts Shield - 1.png|Tutorial
Monado Shield (XC1DE).gif|Shulk using Monado Shield
Category:Battle Arts (Shulk)
Monado Shield (disambiguation)

Monado Shield may refer to:
* Monado Shield (XC1) - 's in Xenoblade Chronicles
* An of the same name in Xenoblade Chronicles:
** Monado Shield (Enemy Arts (XC1)/864)
** Monado Shield (Enemy Arts (XC1)/949)
** Monado Shield (Enemy Arts (XC1)/970)
* Monado Shield (Rex) - 's Driver Art in Xenoblade Chronicles 2
* Monado Shield (Zeke) - 's Monado Driver Art in Xenoblade Chronicles 2
Monado Speed (XC1)

Monado Speed (, Monado Speed), often shortened to just Speed (, Speed), is one of 's Monado Arts in Xenoblade Chronicles and Future Connected. It gives one party member an extra +200% evasion, making them extremely likely to dodge physical attacks.
The character used in the Art is , which means "swift", though primarily in Japanese.
==Overview==
The main purpose of Monado Speed is to counter visions of physical Arts, as the evasion boost almost always guarantees that physical attacks of any kind will miss. However, it is harder to use effectively than because it doesn't last as long and each use of Speed only affects one party member (so if the changes it may be wasted). Speed can also be used in more general situations to protect someone who's suddenly gained a lot of aggro, giving the tank a chance to take the aggro back.
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==In the Super Smash Bros. games==
In the , Shulk uses Monado Speed as one of the options of his neutral special move, Monado Arts. While Speed is active, Shulk moves much faster on the ground and sideways through the air, at the expense of jump height and damage dealt.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Monado Speed (XC1DE).gif|Shulk using Monado Speed
Category:Battle Arts (Shulk)
Monado Wound

The Monado Wound is a in Sword Valley. It is located west of the Ether Storage Area. The battles during the prologue in Sword Valley were fought near this area.
==Enemies==
* Benevolent Aim
* M54 Armoured Unit
* M63 Harvester Unit
* M82 Melee Unit
===During the Battle of Sword Valley===
* Mechon M63 (wave 1)
* Mechon M63 (wave 2)
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==Map==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Monado Wound DE.jpg|Monado Wound in Definitive Edition
it:Ferita da Monade
Monapon

The Monapon is a Biter used by in Xenoblade Chronicles. It is a unique weapon in several ways:
* Its damage of 1 makes it practically worthless for attacking.
* It has a very high crit rate of 30%, which is higher than any other normal weapon.
* It is defined as having three max-strength cloak gems. This would make it the best way to sneak around enemies, but the only way to obtain it comes from an enemy that says "drop this with zero slots", so these gems are not actually present.
==Sources==
==In other languages==
Mondo

Mondo is a NPC in Xenoblade Chronicles X. He works under Lao as part of Team Belisarda, and previously worked with Shingo as part of the FrontierNav development team.
==Appearance and personality==
==Story arc==
==Affinity links==
==Missions==
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* (dies)
==Trivia==
* According to Irina during the This Is My Rifle, Mondo is great at servicing and maintaining guns. Gwin learned from his example and became Mondo's apprentice.
* Mondo was the one who named the Starmaker found in Sylvalum.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Monell

Monell is an in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. He can at first be found on the C.S.E.V. Maelstrom, then on the Ancient Ship, during chapter 1. Afterwards, he can be found anytime on the docked in Goldmouth, Argentum Trade Guild, behind a level 1 and Nopon Wisdom level 2 check.
==Story arc==
During chapter 1's salvaging mission, after talking with the members of , Rex takes over lookout duty from Monell, who goes to drink with the other salvagers.
==Lore==
*Monell is an Ardainian salvager, usually gathering a crew and using the Maelstrom to salvage on unknown parts of the Cloud Sea in search of big hauls.
*He still considers Rex a rookie salvager. However, he notes that going on a journey helped him build character, doing well for himself in a different line of business as a Driver.
==Dialogue==
===Chapter 1===
===Chapter 2===
===Chapter 4===
===Chapter 8===
==In other languages==
Category:Ardainians Category:NPCs (Argentum) Category:NPCs (C.S.E.V. Maelstrom) Category:NPCs (Ancient Ship)
Money-Bye-Bye

Money-Bye-Bye is a Board Game Pouch item in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It can be purchased from Mamanji at Hobby Trappers atop the Residential Area in Theosoir, Kingdom of Tantal.
==Trivia==
According to Smismi, it is a game in which the player must roll a dice, buy and sell real estate to increase their own capital and try to make the competition go broke. Due to the competitive nature of the game, it can lead to arguments or even fistfights. It is similar to Monopoly.
==In other languages==
Moneybags

Moneybags is an offered in the Archsage's Gauntlet in Xenoblade Chronicles 3.
==Overview==
Although its description may imply that it grants additional effectiveness to other Emblems in the player's possession, what Moneybags actually does is simply grant a damage boost of its own. While this effect is drastically weaker than the alternative, a damage increase of up to 600% is nevertheless extremely powerful and should not be passed up if the player's Score allows it to take adequate effect. Due to this requirement, however, Moneybags is difficult to make use of in the Beginner and Intermediate Gauntlets, by virtue of their fairly limited stage counts making it hard to accumulate notable amounts of Score. Even in the Pro Gauntlet, this Emblem tends to only be worth purchasing relatively late during the run when the player has already obtained a sufficient amount of Heroes and other, more immediately-useful Emblems to be able to afford keeping expenses low. However, as soon as these conditions are met, Moneybags turns into arguably the most powerful Emblem there is, sporting a potential damage increase that only a select few other Emblems can compete with, applies to the entire party and does not rely on any further conditions to be met during combat.
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==In other languages==
Monica

Monica Vandham (), also known as the City's Bulwark Monica is a character in Xenoblade Chronicles 3. She is Guernica Vandham's daughter and Ghondor's mother. She is a member of the Lost Numbers and the City's elder.
==Appearance and personality==
Monica is a tanned woman with brown hair with parted bangs and brown eyes. She wears a sleeveless collared dark blue shirt with grayish-white accents, dark jeans adorned with brown plates and boots of the same color. In combat, Monica wields the Defence Mace.
==Story arc==
==Lore==
* Monica has a poor relationship with her daughter, Ghondor, who refers to her as "Bitchqueen".
* Monica does not get on well with Masha, the leader of the House Cassini.
==As a boss==
* City's Bulwark Monica (Heroes Frontline)
==As an NPC==
Once the party reaches the City, Monica can be found there as an when not engaged as the party's Hero.
==As a party member==
==Trivia==
* Due to being Guernica's daughter, Monica along with her daughter Ghondor are the first known female "Van-" characters within the series.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
===Screenshots===
XC3 Vandham's Heir pep talk.jpg|Monica gives a pep talk to the bereaved
XC3 Vandham's Heir Monica's tear.jpg|Monica lets out a silent tear during an off-seeing ceremony in the City
===Gameplay===
XC3 party member icon Monica.png|Monica's menu icon.
XC3 party member icon Monica (Eyepatch).png|Monica's menu icon with her eyepatch on.
XC3 battle portrait Monica.png|Monica's battle portrait.
XC3 battle portrait Monica (Eyepatch).png|Monica's battle portrait with her eyepatch on.
XC3 class portrait Monica.gif|Portrait used for the Lost Vanguard class.
XC3 Chain Attack portrait Monica.png|Monica's Chain Order portrait.
XC3 Chain Attack portrait Monica (Eyepatch).png|Monica's Chain Order portrait with her eyepatch on.
XC3 level up portrait Monica.png|Monica's level up portrait.
XC3 level up portrait Monica (Eyepatch).png|Monica's level up portrait with her eyepatch on.
===Artwork===
Monica eyepatch.png|Monica with her eyepatch on
Monica concept art.png|Concept art
Category: Humans (XC3)
Category:Characters (XC3)
Monica/Gameplay

Monica is a Hero in Xenoblade Chronicles 3. She can join the party from early on in .
Monica is a Lost Vanguard, and therefore uses the s, s, and modifiers of that class.
==Stats==
==Gallery==
XC3 party member icon Monica.png|Monica's menu icon.
XC3 party member icon Monica (Eyepatch).png|Monica's menu icon with her eyepatch on.
XC3 battle portrait Monica.png|Monica's battle portrait.
XC3 battle portrait Monica (Eyepatch).png|Monica's battle portrait with her eyepatch on.
XC3 class portrait Monica.gif|Portrait used for the Lost Vanguard class.
XC3 Chain Attack portrait Monica.png|Monica's Chain Order portrait.
XC3 Chain Attack portrait Monica (Eyepatch).png|Monica's Chain Order portrait with her eyepatch on.
XC3 level up portrait Monica.png|Monica's level up portrait.
XC3 level up portrait Monica (Eyepatch).png|Monica's level up portrait with her eyepatch on.
Monich

Monich is an in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. He can be found anytime, after Mòrag joins the party, in Torigoth Relay Base in Torigoth, Gormott Province. He gives the Merc Mission Rebel Purge upon reaching development level 5 for Gormott.
==Lore==
*Monich is an Ardainian soldier dispatched to Torigoth.
*His father is back home in Mor Ardain.
==Dialogue==
===Chapter 4===
===Chapter 7===
===Chapter 10===
===Notes===
==In other languages==
Category:Ardainians Category:NPCs (Gormott)
Monoceros (XCX)

Monoceroses are unicorn-like enemies in Xenoblade Chronicles X under the Theroid classification, similar to Progen.
==Description==
Herbivorous creatures that largely prefer grass and tree bark. Males usually band with other males, while females stay with the foals. The males are highly territorial, and often engage in border clashes with encroaching groups. The female herds, however, dissolve once their year-long parental duties have concluded. When a new breeding season arrives, the females will once again band together, forming a harem exclusive to the male group with the most territory.
The skin fold beneath a monoceros's throat can be contracted to produce a complex cry with individual variation. This sound is so unique, mothers can locate their offspring even when surrounded by hundreds of their kind.
== In combat ==
Monoceroses typically use Roar to inflict Electric Res Down, and then unleash Electric melee and ranged attacks on their enemies.
Monoceroses in general take 25% more damage from Ether attacks and 50% more damage from Thermal attacks.
== Variations ==
Monoceroses come in three variations depending on their color and the appearance of their horn.
* Green Monoceroses are mainly silver with a green streak on their head and two horns with a special tip on its larger horn. They drop a Green Monoceros Horn when their horn breaks. They are found in Sylvalum.
* Gold Monoceroses are primarily silver-colored with a singular golden horn. They drop a Gold Monoceros Horn when their horn breaks. They are found in southwest Cauldros.
* Brown Monoceroses have multiple horns branching from a central horn. They drop a Brown Monoceros Horn when their horn breaks. They are found in northeast Cauldros.
In general, all Monoceroses drop these items:
* Monoceros Hoof Hook from the main body.
* Monoceros Wings from the left and right wings on their backs.
* from the main body.
* Worn Muscle Fiber from the main body.
== Enemy List ==
== In other languages ==
*Category:Theroids
Monono

Monono is an in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. She can be found anytime at the Starboard Balcony in the Ardainian Battleship in the Gormott Province. She is one of the 12 Brothersisterpon siblings and must be found to unlock more products in their inventory. She disappears after being talked to.
==Dialogue==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Monono Map Location.jpg|Monono's location on the map
Category:Nopon (XC2) Category:NPCs (Gormott)
Monopon

Monopon is the official mascot for Monolith Soft's promotional material surrounding the Xenoblade series. As a character, she is stated to be Monolith Soft's first Nopon employee. Most of her presence is confined to Monolith Soft's official account and the accompanying Xenoblade series account on X (formerly known as Twitter).
==Appearance and personality==
Monopon is a pink-feathered Nopon with a light brown tuft of hair tied up in the shape of a spiral on top of her head. Her wings are each striped in a darker shade of pink. Monopon typically wears a brown coat over her white, collared shirt, which is accessorized with a bandanna held together by Monolith Soft's company emblem.
Because Monopon is seen consistently wearing Monolith Soft's company emblem, she is described as possibly having a "strong sense of company loyalty".Monolith Soft's Twitter post explaining the company emblem.
==History==
==As a boss==
Monopon makes a cameo appearance in Xenoblade Chronicles 2's . She is fought during the thirteenth and final round of the , This Year's Heropon. 
==Trivia==
* Monopon's Japanese voice actress, Yuki Nagaku, also voices Mikhail in Xenoblade Chronicles 2: Torna ~ The Golden Country.
* Monopon's English voice actress, Arina Ii, also voices Poppi in Xenoblade Chronicles 2.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Monopon pfp.jpg|Monopon's profile image on the official XenobladeJP Twitter account.
Monolith Soft 20th anniversary wallpaper.jpg|Monopon featured in Monolith Soft's 20th anniversary commemorative wallpaper (top-right)
Nopon recruit.jpg|Monopon welcoming a new Nopon Monolith Soft employee with Riki, Tora, and Tatsu.
Monopon TGS.jpg|Monopon at the 2022 Tokyo Game Show (in plush form).
==References==
Category:Characters (XC2)Category:Nopon (XC2)
Monster Quest (disambiguation)

Monster Quests are quests received from generic NPCs in Xenoblade Chronicles. Multiple quests of the same name exist throughout the game:
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Monster Surprised You

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Monster Surprised You is Disc 2, Track 2 on the Xenoblade2 Original Soundtrack and Disc 7, Track 2 on the Xenoblade Chronicles Original Soundtrack Trinity Box. It plays in the following battles, and often (but not always) in the cutscenes immediately prior:
===Xenoblade Chronicles 2===
====Main plot====
* The Megalo Aligo on the Ancient Ship.
* Part 1 and 2 of the fight against Dughall on the Titan Battleship.
* in Uraya.
* The Elder Arachno in Uraya.
* Menacing Jo, Cartbreaker Grzeg, and Benjamin the Brain in Gormott.
* in Alba Cavanich.
* in the Old Factory.
* Aeshma's Power Lines in Temperantia.
* in Temperantia.
* Addam's Phantasms in the Spirit Crucible Elpys.
* The Deadfire Guldo in the Land of Morytha.
* The Darkblood Guldos in the Land of Morytha.
====Quests====
* Weirdo Gillick, Lackey Errol, and Lackey Neb in Azami's Blade Quest All's Fair.
* The Arrogant Behemoth in Dagas's Blade Quest Lost Kingdom.
* The Sarta Garlus in Dahlia's Blade Quest Fly in the Ointment.
* The Nanda Arachno in Electra's Blade Quest Go for it, Electra!.
* Angry Rvano and his minions in Floren's Blade Quest Nature Boy.
* The Evil Sandstream in Godfrey's Blade Quest Flames of Justice.
* Herald Unbound in her Blade Quest The Calm and the Storm.
* The fight against the multiple waves of Brius Tirkin, Skom Tirkin, Matchul Tirkin and Nongl Tirkin in Kasandra's Blade Quest Our Daily Bread.
* The Dagra Guldo in KOS-MOS's Blade Quest Artificial Intelligence.
* The Brionac Ghost, Reys and Rados in Newt's Blade Quest Newt Recruits.
* Lethal Bradly and his minions in Perceval's Blade Quest Failure and Success.
* The Zohak, Vallent and Gardyll Drivers in Perun's Blade Quest Eternal Spirit.
* The Lindwurm Drake, Cougar and Hinds in the same quest.
* Vengeful Waldemar and his minions in Theory and Praxis's second Blade Quest, Blade-Sharp Memory.
* Thanatobeast Andraz in Zenobia's Blade Quest, A Real Challenge.
* The Dross, Scram and Larm Ignas in Crossette's Blade Quest, Bright Spark.
* The Gigalid, Scram, Riot and Trauv Ignas in the same quest.
* Akatsuki's Driver in the quest Insurgent Investigations.
* Doctrinaire Erebos in the quest The Riddle on the Wall.
* The Brionac Seàirdeant, Head, Neslis, and Stellar Scout in the quest Farewell, Good Friend.
* Cloud Sea Tyrant Nero in the DLC quest Cleared of All Charges.
* The Sakryfyce Igna, Vyktym Igna, and Blood-Crazed Stalker in the DLC quest A Mercenary's Honor.
* The first fight against Pelagic Vincent in the DLC quest Merclibay's Mightiest.
* Celestial Bailey, Telluric Desirée, and (the second) Pelagic Vincent in the same quest.
* The Nameless Sentinel in the DLC quest Mystery Launch Codes.
* Vengeful Zadazan during Bana's Revenge.
===Torna ~ The Golden Country===
====Main plot====
* in Torigoth Village.
* in Torigoth.
* The in Aletta (for the first phase of the battle).
====Quests====
* The Hewli Gogol during An Oasis for All.
==Album notes==
Category:Music (XC2)Category:Music (TTGC)Category:Songs composed by Kenji Hiramatsu