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Colla Carrot

Colla Carrot is a key item in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It must be collected during the Science Teacher at Subterranean Lake Galantia in the of Spirit Crucible Elpys, if Smaia is selected as Fonsett Village's science teacher.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Colla Carrot Location.jpg|Colla Carrot
Science Teacher Objective 4.jpg|Location of the Colla Carrot on the map
Collapsar Edge

Collapsar Edge is a Skell Art in Xenoblade Chronicles X, attached to the G2-Buster series of shoulder-mounted Skell weapons.
==Overview==
The Skell draws a heavy whip sword from its right flank, whips all enemies in front with a horizontal slash and then finishing them off with a vertical slash from the bottom.
While not as powerful as the Breaker Crush against single targets, this weapon is stronger when it comes to fighting off multiple enemies at the same time since it has an area of effect, hits twice, and Staggers multiple enemies.
==Weapons==
* SSM-MX130SA G2-Buster
* SSM-MX140SA G2-Buster
* SSM-MX150SA G2-Buster
* SSM-MX160SA G2-Buster
* SSM-XMX130SA G2-Buster
* SSM-XMX140SA G2-Buster
* SSM-XMX150SA G2-Buster
* SSM-XMX160SA G2-Buster
* SSM-XXMX130SA G2-Buster
* SSM-XXMX140SA G2-Buster
* SSM-XXMX150SA G2-Buster
* SSM-XXMX160SA G2-Buster
==Data==
==Trivia==
* A collapsar is a star that has collapsed under its own gravity, which creates a white dwarf, neutron star, or black hole.
* The Japanese name is a reference to the Galient sword (ガリアンソード), a sword from the 1984 anime Panzer World Galient that could transform into a whip. This sword also inspired Brighid's Whipswords in Xenoblade Chronicles 2.
==In other languages==
Collapsed Roadway

Collapsed Roadway is a in the Streets of the Land of Morytha. It connects the Fallen Skyscraper to Great Wall Tunnel No. 8.
==Enemies==
All enemies appear during Mystery Launch Codes.
*Stopper Sovereign
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Land of Morytha Collapsed Roadway bottom.jpg|Bottom of the Collapsed Roadway
Collapsed Roadway top.jpg|Top of the Collapsed Roadway
Land of Morytha Collapsed Roadway top.jpg|Poppi and Mythra at the top of the Collapsed Roadway
Collapsed Traderpon

Collapsed Traderpon is a in Xenoblade Chronicles 3. It can be received in Eagus Wilderness, near Menno Arch in the Fornis Region, by talking with Panepane.
==Quest objectives==
 Required items
Items 	Progress
Armored Chestnut	+5%
Dance Apple 	+30%
Elegant Pummelo 	+10%
Black Kiwi 	+15%
Scarlet Lychee 	+10%
 	+30%
Dark Grape 	+15%
==Result==
Panepane has been fully rehydrated. He's going to the Hillside Ferronis Hulk, where Shillshill is waiting.
==Dialogue==
===Talk with Panepane===
===Hand over items===
===Reach 100% progress with Panepane===
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
XC3 Collapsed Traderpon location.jpg|Quest location
XC3 Collapsed Traderpon.jpg|Collapsed Traderpon
XC3 Collapsed Traderpon rescue.jpg|The party rescue Panepane
XC3 Panepane.jpg|Panepane
Category:Quests (Eagus Wilderness)
Collectable

Collectables are items in Xenoblade Chronicles and Future Connected. They are randomly obtained by picking up blue item orbs that are spread across the world. Each major area in the game has its own set of collectables. An exception are collectables from the "Other" category, which must be obtained through trading.
Collectables have several purposes.
* They can be sold to s for money.
* They can be traded to named s in order to get other items, including other collectables. The trade value of a collectable is ten times higher than its sale value.
* They can be added to the . Only one copy of each collectable may be added. Filling in the Collectopaedia grants rewards of s, , or s.
* They can be components of completing s, including Colony 6 reconstruction.
* They can be gifted from one party member to another in order to increase the between them (or decrease, if the receiver dislikes it).
Many collectables are native to areas that later become inaccessible. These collectables never become completely unobtainable, as they can be found in certain locations in Colony 6 at higher Special reconstruction levels. (Some, but not all, can also be traded for.) However, because of how many collectables are being squeezed into few collection points, it is difficult to luck into anything in particular. It is therefore wise to try and ensure that one has a completed Collectopaedia page plus a decent amount of collectables before moving on from an area, in case they are needed later.
In the , collectables that can be used in Colony 6 reconstruction can be obtained from the in exchange for , after a late point in the plot.
Collectables are split into eight different categories:
* Vegetables
* Fruits
* Flowers
* Animals
* Bugs
* Nature
* Parts
* Strange
==List of collectables==
===Xenoblade Chronicles===
Collectable	Type	Area	Value	Gifting	Gifting	Gifting	Gifting	Gifting	Gifting	Gifting
Collectable	Type	Area	Value	 	 	 	 	 	 	
===Future Connected===
Collectable	Type	Area	Value
==Gallery==
Collectable group of blue orbs DE.jpg|A group of collectable orbs
Collectable collected DE.jpg|The collectable collected notification
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Collectible (XC2)

Collectibles are items in Xenoblade Chronicles 2 and Xenoblade Chronicles 2: Torna ~ The Golden Country. They are randomly obtained after interacting with Collection Points spread across the world. Once dropped, they can be automatically collected by walking near or over them, and doing so causes the name of the acquired collectible to briefly appear on-screen. Collectibles can also be acquired by salvaging. During Xenoblade Chronicles 2, specific enemies will drop collectibles while certain s are active, although in Torna ~ The Golden Country, enemies can drop collectibles at any time.
The player's current list of colletibles can be seen in the menu under 'Item List', in the 'Collectibles' tab, represented with an icon resembling a 'C'.
==Properties==
Each collectible has several values besides its name:
*Category: A collectible belongs to one of eight categories represented by an icon in the Collectibles list in the menu, which also determines its appearance in the overworld. The collectible categories are:
** Fish
** Flower
** Insect
** Mechanical
** Monster
** Ore
** Tree
** Vegetable
*Rarity: Each type of collectible has a set rarity of either Common, Rare, or Legendary, represented by one blue diamond, two pink diamonds, and three orange diamonds respectively. In the overworld, rarity is represented by a white hue around common items, a pink hue around rare items, and an orange hue around legendary items.
*Value: Collectibles can be sold at most s for a fixed amount of G depending on its type.
A maximum of 999 collectibles of each type can be held at once.
==Using collectibles==
Collectibles can be used in certain ways:
*They may be sold at shops for G (see above).
*Certain s require a number of collectibles of a certain type to be obtained and traded in.
*Refining Aux Cores at specialized shops in Xenoblade Chronicles 2.
*The crafting of pouch items, Cylinders and at dedicated spots in Xenoblade Chronicles 2.
*The crafting of pouch items and key items at any campsites in Torna ~ The Golden Country.
==List of collectibles==
===Xenoblade Chronicles 2===
Collectible	Region	Price
===Torna ~ The Golden Country===
Collectible	Region	Price
==Gallery==
Item List Collectibles (XC2).jpg|The collectibles tab in the item list
Collection point spills collectibles.jpg|A collection point spills collectibles
Collection point spills additional collectibles.jpg|A collection point spills collectibles
Salvaging result.jpg|Collectibles brought up from salvaging
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Collectible (XC3)

Collectibles are items in Xenoblade Chronicles 3 and Future Redeemed. They are represented in the overworld by glowing orbs on the ground (or, rarely, the air) that resolve into more detailed representations as the player approaches. They are automatically collected by walking near or over them, and doing so causes the name of the acquired collectible to briefly appear on-screen. Collectibles can also be acquired by trading at certain shops, and some are dropped by defeated enemies.
The player's current list of collectibles can be seen in the menu under 'Items'. They are represented in the menu with an icon resembling an acorn.
==Properties==
Each collectible has several properties besides name:
* Category: A collectible belongs to one of several categories (e.g. meat, wood, fossils, or Levnis parts). This is represented by an icon in the Collectibles list in the menu, and also determines the appearance of the collectible in the overworld.
* Rarity: Each collectible has a rarity of Common, Rare, or Legendary, represented respectively by white/golden/purple text and one/two/three diamonds in the menu. Collectibles of different rarity are treated as distinct items even if they have the same name — a Legendary Bunnit Meat cannot be used in circumstances where a Rare Bunnit Meat is required.
* Value: Collectibles can be sold at Accessory Shops and Nopon Shops for an amount of G dependent upon the accessory (although independent of rarity).
A maximum of 99 collectibles of each name and rarity can be held at once.
==Using collectibles==
Collectibles can be used in certain ways:
* They may be sold at shops for G (see above).
* Certain s require a number of collectibles of a certain type to be obtained and traded in.
* Collectopaedia Cards allow for certain sets of collectibles to be traded for accessories and Colony Affinity.
* s may be crafted with Collectibles at rest spots. The specific set of collectibles required depends on the Gem and its level.
* Likewise, Manana's meals may be crafted using collectibles at rest spots.
==List of collectibles==
===Xenoblade Chronicles 3===
Name	Region	Rarity	Buy price	Sell price
===Future Redeemed===
Name	Region	Rarity	Buy price	Sell price
==Gallery==
Collectible pick up notification (XC3).jpg|A collectible is picked up
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Collectible (XCX)

Collectibles are items in Xenoblade Chronicles X. They are randomly obtained by picking up blue item diamonds that are spread across Mira. Each continent has its own set of collectibles, which can be found anywhere on the continent and in the waters surrounding it.
Unlike s, collectibles cannot be purchased for Reward Tickets, so the player will have to explore Mira thoroughly and be lucky enough to find all the items they need. It is also possible to get Collectibles by getting Scout Rewards, although this requires other players and is a relatively much slower way to get collectibles.
Collectibles have several purposes.
* They can be sold to s for credits. (If the player has 99 of one collectible and obtains another one, the player will instead get its value in credits. When this happens, it will not count for Squad Tasks relating to collectibles).
* They can be added to the . Only one copy of each collectible may be added. Filling in the Collectopedia grants rewards of Battle Points (BP), Holofigures, and Data Probes.
* They can be used to complete the various missions in the game.
* Collecting specific types contributes to BLADE Missions, allowing Squad Missions to be unlocked.
Collectibles are split into ten different categories. Registering all items in a category for a continent will give 5 BP and a holofigure per category per continent. Registering all items in a category for all continents will give 16 BP per category.
* Vegetables
* Fruits
* Flora
* Fauna
* Insects
* Natural Artifacts
* Wreckage
* Relics
* Xenotech
* Curios
==List of collectibles==
Collectible	Category	Rarity	Region	Caption	Price
==Gallery==
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Collectible (disambiguation)

Collectibles, also written as collectables in Xenoblade Chronicles, are items in the Xenoblade Chronicles series. For information about collectibles in each individual game, see:
* Collectable for Xenoblade Chronicles and Future Connected
* Collectible (XCX) for Xenoblade Chronicles X
* Collectible (XC2) for Xenoblade Chronicles 2 and Torna ~ The Golden Country
* Collectible (XC3) for Xenoblade Chronicles 3
Collection Mode

Collection Mode is a feature exclusive to Xenoblade Chronicles 3D available from the game's main menu by selecting "Collection". It grants access to two main modes: the Model Viewer and the Jukebox, which allow players to view models and hear songs from the game respectively.
These items are granted in exchange for tokens. These tokens can be collected in various ways.
==Tokens==
In order to gain tokens, various things can be done both in and out of the game:
* 10 tokens are awarded upon starting Collection Mode for the first time.
* When StreetPassing another player that has Xenoblade Chronicles 3D StreetPass data, the player will get 2 tokens per hit (max of 99 before the player has to collect them)
* Using the Shulk amiibo daily grants the player 3 tokens.
* The player can exchange 5 Play Coins for 1 token.
* 100 tokens are awarded for beating the game for the first time.
==Features==
* Model Viewer: Grants the ability to view and rotate character models from the game.
* Jukebox: Allows players to listen to music from the game. If they are wearing headphones they can listen even if the system is closed.
* Model Raffle: Allows the player to spend tokens (1 for random, 3 for a new model) to get a character model.
* Music Raffle: Allows the player to spend tokens (1 for random, 3 for a new song) to get a song from the game.
* Earn Tokens: Allows the player to get tokens via StreetPass, amiibo, or Play Coins.
* Manage StreetPass: Enables and/or disables StreetPass for this game.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
XC3D 10 token welcome gift.png|A welcome gift of 10 tokens from the game.
Model Viewer tokens.png|Earning tokens.
Collection mode exchanging play coins.png|Exchanging Play Coins for tokens.
Collection mode raffle.png|The Music Raffle menu.
XC3D new track received.png|Receiving a new song from the Music Raffle.
XC3d old model received.png|Receiving an old model from the Model Raffle.
Model Viewer creating Streetpass.png|Activating the StreetPass.
XC3D StreetPass notification.png|The notification that appears when a player can get tokens via StreetPass.
Category:Xenoblade Chronicles 3D
Collection Quest (disambiguation)

Collection Quests are quests in Xenoblade Chronicles received by generic NPCs. Many different quests of the same name exist throughout the game:
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* Tephra Cave
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* Bionis' Leg
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* Frontier Village
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* Eryth Sea
** Collect Quest 1
** Collect Quest 2
* Alcamoth
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Collectopaedia (FR)

The Collectopaedia is a mechanic in Future Redeemed. The s the party has obtained can be added to the Collectopaedia, granting Affinity Points.
==Mechanics==
Each collectible which is not dropped from an has a slot in the Collectopaedia. This slot must be filled with a certain number of that collectible (between 1 and 6). Doing so consumes the collectibles. Once the slot is filled, it is ticked, and the party receives a number of Affinity Points (AP) as a reward (between 6 and 10).
The Collectopaedia is organised by region, with each region having its own "page" for the collectibles which can be obtained there. The progress towards completing each region's Collectopaedia page is individually tracked, and completing a region's Collectopaedia fully grants 50 AP. Each page is itself organised by the type of collectible.
If the party can complete a Collectopaedia entry with their current items, a collectible icon appears in the top right of the screen, below the current time.
The Collectopaedia can be accessed from the menu under "Affinity Goals". It can also be accessed from the map or Enemypaedia with L/R.
==List of Collectopaedia entries==
===Vermilion Woods===
Item	Category	Num. required	AP awarded
===Aurora Shelf===
Item	Category	Num. required	AP awarded
===Yesterdale===
Item	Category	Num. required	AP awarded
===The Ragmos Desolation===
Item	Category	Num. required	AP awarded
===Black Mountains===
Item	Category	Num. required	AP awarded
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Collectopaedia (FR) Entry complete.jpg|A Collectopaedia entry is completed
Collectopaedia (FR) Area complete.jpg|A Collectopaedia area entry is completed
Collectopaedia (FR) Vermillion Woods complete.jpg|Vermillion Woods' complete Collectopaedia
Collectopaedia (FR) Aurora Shelf complete.jpg|Aurora Shelf's complete Collectopaedia
Collectopaedia (FR) Yesterdale complete.jpg|Yesterdale's complete Collectopaedia
Collectopaedia (FR) The Ragmos Desolation complete.jpg|The Ragmos Desolation's complete Collectopaedia
Collectopaedia (FR) Black Mountains complete.jpg|Black Mountains' complete Collectopaedia
Category:Gameplay mechanics (FR)
Collectopaedia (XC1)

The Collectopaedia is a mechanic in Xenoblade Chronicles and Future Connected. It allows for collectables to be turned in for rewards.
== Characteristics ==
The Collectopaedia is accessed from the Main Menu, under the Collectables tab. It is formatted like a book, with a page for each area of the world that has its own collectables. Each page has its collectables divided into up to six categories: Vegetables, Fruits, Flowers, Animals, Bugs, Nature, Parts, and Strange; each category can have up to five items. Each item can only be added to the Collectopaedia once, and fully completing an area's page requires collecting at least one copy of each item.
Filling an entire category will award the player with an item; these can be either s, s, or .
== List of pages ==
* Colony 9
* Tephra Cave
* Bionis' Leg
* Colony 6
* Ether Mine
* Satorl Marsh
* Bionis' Interior
* Makna Forest
* Frontier Village
* Eryth Sea
* Alcamoth
* High Entia Tomb
* Valak Mountain
* Sword Valley
* Galahad Fortress
* Fallen Arm
* Mechonis Field
* Central Factory
* Agniratha
* Prison Island
* Other Collectopaedia
=== Future Connected ===
* Bionis' Shoulder
* Alcamoth
==In other languages==
== Gallery ==
===Xenoblade Chronicles Definitive Edition===
Colony 9 complete Collectopaedia.jpg|Colony 9's Collectopaedia
Tephra Cave complete Collectopaedia.jpg|Tephra Cave's Collectopaedia
Bionis' Leg complete Collectopaedia.jpg|Bionis' Leg's Collectopaedia
Colony 6 complete Collectopaedia.jpg|Colony 6's Collectopaedia
Ether Mine complete Collectopaedia.jpg|Ether Mine's Collectopaedia
Satorl Marsh complete Collectopaedia.jpg|Satorl Marsh's Collectopaedia
Bionis' Interior complete Collectopaedia.jpg|Bionis' Interior's Collectopaedia
Makna Forest complete Collectopaedia.jpg|Makna Forest's Collectopaedia
Frontier Village complete Collectopaedia.jpg|Frontier Village's Collectopaedia
Eryth Sea complete Collectopaedia.jpg|Eryth Sea's Collectopaedia
Alcamoth (XC1) complete Collectopaedia.jpg|Alcamoth's Collectopaedia
High Entia Tomb complete Collectopaedia.jpg|High Entia Tomb's Collectopaedia
Valak Mountain complete Collectopaedia.jpg|Valak Mountain's Collectopaedia
Sword Valley complete Collectopaedia.jpg|Sword Valley's Collectopaedia
Galahad Fortress complete Collectopaedia.jpg|Galahad Fortress's Collectopaedia
Fallen Arm complete Collectopaedia.jpg|Fallen Arm's Collectopaedia
Mechonis Field complete Collectopaedia.jpg|Mechonis Field's Collectopaedia
Central Factory complete Collectopaedia.jpg|Central Factory's Collectopaedia
Agniratha complete Collectopaedia.jpg|Agniratha's Collectopaedia
Prison Island (sunken) complete Collectopaedia.jpg|Prison Island's Collectopaedia
Other complete Collectopaedia.jpg|Other's Collectopaedia
===Future Connected===
Bionis' Shoulder complete Collectopaedia.jpg|Bionis' Shoulder's Collectopaedia
Alcamoth (FC) complete Collectopaedia.jpg|Alcamoth's Collectopaedia
**Category:Gameplay mechanics (XC1)Category:Gameplay mechanics (FC)
Collectopaedia (disambiguation)

Collectopaedia may refer to:
* Collectopaedia (XC1) - the feature in Xenoblade Chronicles and Future Connected
* Collectopaedia Card - the feature in Xenoblade Chronicles 3
* Collectopedia (XCX) - the feature in Xenoblade Chronicles X
* Collectopaedia (FR) - the feature in Future Redeemed
Collectopaedia Abuse

Collectopaedia Abuse is a discussion in Xenoblade Chronicles 3. Completing it automatically starts the quest .
==Info fragments==
Collectopaedia Abuse requires 1 info fragment, located in Colony Iota, either near the Colony Iota Canteen or Colony Iota Base Entrance.
===Location of the info fragment===
XC3 Info Collectopaedia Abuse 1.jpg|Info fragment location option 1
XC3 Info Collectopaedia Abuse 2.jpg|Info fragment location option 2
===Info fragment===
==Script==
==In other languages==
Collectopaedia Card

Collectopaedia Cards are a game mechanic in Xenoblade Chronicles 3.
== Functionality ==
Collectopaedia Cards can be found under a tab in the Quests menu. Each card is issued by an NPC, with an attached quote from them asking for specific items.
Collectopaedia Cards contain a list of requested s that must be fulfilled. Alternatively, silver s can be used to complete the card without using any items; this is useful because several cards will be unlocked before the items necessary to complete them can be obtained. The cost to auto-complete increases with the rarity of the items needed. Upon completing a card, the party is rewarded with an item and affinity for the card-giver's associated location.
Once completed, a Collectopaedia Card can be completed again. However, the affinity given will be significantly lower, and any item rewards are replaced with a small amount of instead. Collectopaedia Cards which progress a specific quest, or which require Colony Iota Goods, cannot be repeated and will be removed from the list after completion.
If the party has all items necessary for a card, an icon of a bag will be displayed next to it. If the card has not been completed before, an additional animated icon of sparkles will display next to the bag.
== Story ==
The Collectopaedia Card system was invented by Alexandria of Colony Iota in the past, to aid in the distribution of supplies between Agnian colonies. In addition, the system was deliberately leaked to Keves so that Colony Iota could use it to spy on supply requests and identify potential moments of weakness for them to exploit.
==List of Collectopaedia Cards==
Item requirements and rewards can be seen on each card's page (see the links in the first column), as well as the page of the relevant NPC.
	Requester	Request text	Reward text
== Gallery ==
Collectopaedia Card completed.jpg|A Collectopaedia Card is completed
Collectopaedia Card repeatable card.jpg|A repeatable Collectopaedia Card
Category:Gameplay mechanics (XC3)
Collectopedia (XCX)

The Collectopedia is a mechanic in Xenoblade Chronicles X. This It allows for the various s of Mira to be turned in for rewards.
== Characteristics ==
The Collectopedia is accessed from the Main Menu, under the Intel section. It is formatted like an image gallery, with a page for the five regions of Mira. Alternatively, they can be sorted by category, showing a page for each of the ten categories: Vegetables, Fruits, Flora, Fauna, Insects, Natural Artifacts, Wreckage, Relics, Xenotech, and Curios. Each item can only be added to the collectopedia once, and fully completing a region's page requires collecting at least one copy of each item.
Some Collectopedia panels are marked with stars. Those panels are considered Lucky Panels, and filling them will grant 2 to all party members (even those not recruited yet).
Filling an entire category for a region will award all party members with 5 and a Holofigure.
Filling an entire category for all five regions will award all party members with 16 .
Filling the entire region will award all party members with 32 and a special Data Probe.
== List of pages ==
==In other languages==
== Gallery ==
XCX The Collectopedia tutorial.png|Eleonora explaining how to use the Collectopedia.
XCX Collectopedia by category.png|The Collectopedia page by category.
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