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Stola, the Unchained

Stola, the Unchained is a Tyrant in Xenoblade Chronicles X.
This Liceor is located at the eastern part of the Delusians South Summit surrounded by four Divine Liceors. During most weather, a Dazzling Liceor is usually found there. However, during rising energy mist, Stola, the Unchained will appear.
This is one of the few Tyrants to share its name with another: Stola, the Champion. Both of these are Liceors, although any other relationship between the two is unknown.
==Stats==
==In other languages==
Stolen Data

Stolen Data is a Merc Mission in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It is received automatically during the Hard to Stomach. The mission requires 40 minutes to be completed, down to 10 minutes by dispatching s with enough levels of the suggested s.
==Rewards==
*Top Secret Papers, an info item which will trigger the quest's B route.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Complete Stolen Data Merc Group.jpg|Completed Stolen Data in the Merc Group
Stolen Keepsake

Stolen Keepsake is a in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It can be received from Dragand at the Village Guardian on Fonsett Island, Leftherian Archipelago.
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==Quest objectives==
*Look for clues around the site of the Village Guardian in Leftheria.
**Identifying the culprit requires clearing a level 1 and level 3 check, followed by a and level 4 check.
*Defeat the at Godsford Isle in Leftheria.
*Talk to Dragand near the Village Guardian in Leftheria.
==Results==
"Dragand has got his keepsake back. It'll keep the memories of his beloved dog Sally alive for many more years."
==Dialogue==
===Look for clues===
===Talk to Dragand===
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Stolen Keepsake Quest Log.jpg|Stolen Keepsake in the Quest Log
Stolen Keepsake Complete Quest Log.jpg|Completed Stolen Keepsake in the Quest Log
Stolen Keepsake Quest Location.jpg|Location of the quest on the map 
Stolen Keepsake Objective 1.jpg|Defeat the Gegl Quadwing
Category:Quests (Leftheria)
Stolen Memory

Stolen Memory is a Global Samaritan Campaign in Xenosaga Episode II - Jenseits von Gut und Böse. 
==Objectives==
Someone broke into the Elsa and PANACHE needs help looking into the memory of the destroyed robot GIMLET to find who it was.
==Completion Steps==
==Gallery==
GS - Stolen Memory(2).png|The thief is discovered
Category:Global Samaritan Campaigns
Stolen Parcel

Stolen Parcel is a key item in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It is found in a treasure trove during Kasandra's Blade Quest Our Daily Bread, at the Tirkin Turf in the Upper Level - Right of the Gormott Province. The parcel must be returned to Kupon.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Stolen Parcel Location.jpg|The treasure trove
Our Daily Bread Objective 4.jpg|The location of the treasure trove on the map
Stolen Provisions

Stolen Provisions is a in Xenoblade Chronicles 3. It is received by resting at the Sparkling Pool Camp in High Maktha Wildwood during the main story. It is a direct follow-up to the cutscene Missing Rations.
==Quest objectives==
==Result==
The party gathered up a healthy amount of provisions. Return to the Sparkling Pool Camp.
==Dialogue==
===Rest at Sparkling Pool Camp===
===Lanz's Anguish===
The cutscene Lanz's Anguish plays here.
===The Gift of Life===
The cutscene The Gift of Life plays here.
===Gather mushrooms===
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
XC3 Stolen Provisions Maktha Wildwood.jpg|Gathering food in High Maktha Wildwood
XC3 Stolen Provisions Yellowgrove 1.jpg|Gathering food in Yellowgrove
XC3 Stolen Provisions Yellowgrove 2.jpg|Gathering food in Yellowgrove
XC3 Stolen Provisions Taion Lanz Sena.jpg|Taion identifies the Naiti-Nait
XC3 Stolen Provisions Yellowgrove 3.jpg|Taion goes to warn the others
XC3 Stolen Provisions Lanz Sena Manana.jpg|Lanz, Manana and Sena
Category:Quests (High Maktha Wildwood)
Stone

Stones are a in Xenoblade Chronicles used as a "dummy" item. They are not intended to be obtainable, but rather to fill in space where materials are otherwise required. It is unclear why such space is not simply left blank, as there are many cases where this is done with no effect.
The Stone can be obtained by using Yoink! on a . This is likely an oversight by the developers, as this is the only enemy in the entire game where that is possible despite many drop tables referring to the Stone. This is still possible in the .
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
XC1DE Stone Yoink.jpg|A successfully yoinked Stone in the Definitive Edition
Category:Unused content (XC1)
Stone Gate Ruins

Stone Gate Ruins is a in the Stomach in the Kingdom of Uraya. It connects Drillbore Bridge to Loska's Gap, Old Quarry and Funnystone Highway.
==Enemies==
===Normal enemies===
*Archer Igna
*Gottarm Driver
*Menes Driver
===Unique monsters===
*Martial Kamron
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Stone Gate Ruins North Side (night).jpg|North side of Stone Gate Ruins, at night
Stone Gate Ruins South Side (night).jpg|South side of Stone Gate Ruins, at night
Stonelattice Cavern

Stonelattice Cavern is an Unexplored Territory in Xenoblade Chronicles X located in Primordia. It is on the northwest section, near where the continent meets Noctilum. Smoke rises from its entrance.
This cave is typically only accessible with a Skell.
==Enemies==
* Neodymium Petramand
* Promethium Petramand
===Tyrants===
* Caesar, the Hundred-Eyed
==Map==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Category:Caves (XCX)
Stop, Thief! (XC2)

Stop, Thief! is a Main Story Quest in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It is received at the port in Grodd Residential Zone in Torigoth, Gormott Province, after Roc's Core Crystal gets stolen and the party gives chase to the thief
==Quest objectives==
*Ask around and see what information you can scrounge up about the young thief in the vicinity of the Torigoth port.
**Nugby must be talked to to progress the quest.
*Go to Nocclia Timber Site in Gormott and ask Otto about the boy.
*Search for footprints the boy may have left behind at Nocclia Timber Site in Gormott.
**Either clear the and level 1 check or ask Otto.
*Follow the boy's footsteps, which lead away from Nocclia Timber Site, and try to determine his whereabouts.
==Results==
"It seems the young thief's destination was Umon's Shipyard. Close in and scope out the situation."
==Dialogue==
===Ask around===
====Wold====
====Hanahana====
====Myron====
====Millie====
====Nugby====
===Ask Otto about the boy===
===Search for footprints===
===Follow the boy's footsteps===
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Stop, Thief! Quest Log.jpg|Stop, Thief! in the Quest Log
Stop, Thief! Complete Quest Log.jpg|Completed Stop, Thief! in the Quest Log
Stop, Thief! Objective 1.jpg|Ask around part 1
Stop, Thief! Objective 2.jpg|Ask around part 2
Stop, Thief! Objective 3.jpg|Go to Nocclia Timber Site
Stop, Thief! Objective 4.jpg|Follow the boy's footsteps
Category:Quests (Gormott)
Stop, Thief! (XCX)

Stop, Thief! is a Normal Mission in Xenoblade Chronicles X.
==Objectives==
===Route A===
===Route B===
==Dialogue==
==Rewards==
===Route A===
===Route B===
==Results==
===Route A===
You found the stolen jewel and proved Shiraton's innocence.
===Route B===
You doubted Shiraton's innocence, but it turns out he was telling the truth all along.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Storage Depot (Central Factory)

The Storage Depot is a in the Central Factory. It is located west of the Maintenance Wing.
==Enemies==
* Beautiful Vagul
* M36/FAIRY
* M44/ANGRY
* M57/BEAST
* M68/MARCH
==Map==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Storage Depot (Central Factory) DE.jpg|Storage Depot in Definitive Edition
it:Deposito (Fabbrica centrale)
Storage Probe

The Storage Probe is a Data Probe in Xenoblade Chronicles X. When a Storage Probe is placed, maximum miranium capacity increases by 3,000 units. This applies regardless of where it is placed.
Removing Storage Probes will not decrease the player's miranium, even if the maximum becomes lower than the player's current amount.
==Sources==
==Trivia==
* There is a Roman numeral "" next to each storage probe on FrontierNav, indicating that there were plans to have a higher-quality version of this probe.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Storage Warehouse

Storage Warehouse is a in the of the Empire of Mor Ardain. Its upper level is connected to the Geothermal Processor, Delizé's Infirmary, the Heat Material Refinery, once the door is unlocked, and the Old Pipe Junction Corridor's third level via a Fire Mastery level 3 and Wind Mastery level 2 check. Its lower level is connected to the 's Fourth Ridge Entrance.
==Enemies==
All enemies are normal enemies.
*
*Reener Arachno
*Speed Runner
*Spitt Pod
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Storage Warehouse Upper level (night).jpg|Upper level of the Storage Warehouse, at night
Storage Warehouse Lower level (night).jpg|Lower level of the Storage Warehouse, at night
Storied Band

Storied Band is a key item in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It must be found during the The Writer's Assistant south of Genbu Drifts, in the in the Kingdom of Tantal, and delivered to Mesulia.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Storied Band Location.jpg|Storied Band
The Writer's Assistant Objective 3.jpg|Location of the Storied Band on the map
Stormstone

Stormstone is a key item in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. This stone is appraised from a by Misimisi at Misimisi Jewelry during Agate's Blade Quest Precious Yearnings, on Goldmouth Flight Deck in Goldmouth, Argentum Trade Guild.
==Lore==
*While appraising it, Misimisi details that this mineral is able to create winds in the shape of a small tornado. It is used in Mor Ardain's hot springs to create bubble baths by sinking the stone in the water.
==In other languages==
Story Mission

Story Missions in Xenoblade Chronicles X are tasks given to the party. The first three are automatically given in succession, but each chapter after that is accepted in the BLADE Barracks at the mission table.
Unlike other Xenoblade Chronicles games, Story Missions have specific requirements that need to be fulfilled before they can be accepted. Sometimes, Cross, the player's avatar, has to reach a specific level to take on a mission, characters can be required and/or restricted from missions, and various Normal Missions and Affinity Missions often have to be completed before the missions can be made available.
Officially, there are a total of 12 Story Missions in the game. The acts similarly to a story mission, but isn't officially considered one since Cross is not registered in BLADE's system at that point.
== Story Missions ==
* : Awakening
* : New Los Angeles
* : The New Frontier
* : Builders of a Legacy
* : The Ganglion Menace
* : Ma-non Maneuvers
* : Dark Matters
* : Treachery
* : The Gathering Storm
* : Warriors of Wroth
* : The Zu Pharg Menace
* : Consequences
* : Into the Core
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
XCX Advancing Story Missions tutorial.png|Lin explaining how to progress with the story
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Strained

strained is Disc 1, Track 16 on the Xenosaga II: Jenseits von Gut und Böse ~Movie Scene Soundtrack~. The first half of is a remix of this track. It plays in the following cutscenes:
* The U.R.T.V.s become infected by U-DO inside MOMO's subconscious domain during the summer.
* Albedo beats up a U.R.T.V. after fighting Level 4 (English audio only — in the Japanese version of the game, White Rider and Innocence of the Immortal play instead).
* Albedo calls Rubedo a monster after seeing his shadow inside MOMO's subconscious domain during the winter.
Category:Music (XS2)Category:Songs composed by Yuki Kajiura
Strained 2~Albedo 2

strained #2~Albedo #2 is Disc 1, Track 18 on the Xenosaga II: Jenseits von Gut und Böse ~Movie Scene Soundtrack~. It is a combination of two pieces of music, 'strained #2' (a remix of strained) and 'Albedo #2' (a remix of ), the latter of which starts at 1:48 in the track.
strained #2 does not play in Xenosaga Episode II. Albedo #2 plays in the following cutscenes:
* (Grown-up) Albedo confronts the party in MOMO's subconscious domain during the winter.
* The Encephalon dive into MOMO's subconscious domain ends as Albedo leaves with the Y-Data.
* Albedo shows up to confront Sergius XVII in the Ω System.
Category:Music (XS2)Category:Songs composed by Yuki Kajiura
Strain~Jin

strain~Jin is Disc 1, Track 5 on the Xenosaga II: Jenseits von Gut und Böse ~Movie Scene Soundtrack~. It is a combination of two pieces of music, presumably individually titled 'strain' (distinct from strained) and 'Jin', the latter of which starts at 1:45 in the track. strain plays in the cutscene where A.M.W.S. units, driven insane by the Song of Nephilim, attack chaos and Canaan in the E.S. Asher. Jin does not play in Xenosaga Episode II.
The track samples in the beginning, there was... at 1:23, and the melody at 2:46 is also used in fatal fight (Jin & Margulis) and its variations.
Category:Music (XS2)Category:Songs composed by Yuki Kajiura
Strange Keves Soldier

The Strange Keves Soldier is a quest-exclusive boss in Xenoblade Chronicles 3. He is accompanied by an Equites and a Velites, forming the Mystery Keves Unit. He is fought during the Hero , The Kind Right Hand.
==Data==
===Enemy===
===Arts===
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Category:Bosses (Ribbi Flats)Category:Hero enemies
Strange Mineral (Aegishammer)

Strange Mineral is a key item in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. This particular one is found east of Aegishammer, and yields a Dusky Pearl when appraised.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Precious Yearnings Temperantia Prospecting 3.jpg|Prospecting site
Precious Yearnings Temperantia Prospecting 3 Map Location.jpg|Location on the map
Strange Mineral (Coolley Lake)

Strange Mineral is a key item in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. This particular one is found at the western shore of , and yields Greenmarine when appraised.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Precious Yearnings Gormott Prospecting 3.jpg|Prospecting site
Precious Yearnings Gormott Prospecting 3 Map Location.jpg|Location on the map
Strange Mineral (Fonsett Island)

Strange Mineral is a key item in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. This particular one is found on Fonsett Island, and yields Yawn Lazuli when appraised.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Precious Yearnings Leftheria Prospecting 2.jpg|Prospecting site
Precious Yearnings Leftheria Prospecting 2 Map Location.jpg|Location on the map
Strange Mineral (Great Pillar Passage)

Strange Mineral is a key item in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. This particular one is found southwest of Great Pillar Passage, and yields Crystal Dome when appraised.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Precious Yearnings Tantal Prospecting 2.jpg|Prospecting site
Precious Yearnings Tantal Prospecting 2 Map Location.jpg|Location on the map
Strange Mineral (Isle of Sleeping Remains)

Strange Mineral is a key item in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. This particular one is found at the Isle of Sleeping Remains, and yields a Lightning Pearl when appraised.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Precious Yearnings Leftheria Prospecting 1.jpg|Prospecting site
Precious Yearnings Leftheria Prospecting 1 Map Location.jpg|Location on the map
Strange Mineral (Jelidorend Highlands)

Strange Mineral is a key item in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. This particular one is found at Jelidorend Highlands, and yields Trollenite when appraised.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Precious Yearnings Mor Ardain Prospecting 3.jpg|Prospecting site
Precious Yearnings Mor Ardain Prospecting 3 Map Location.jpg|Location on the map
Strange Mineral (Malignant Gorge)

Strange Mineral is a key item in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. This particular one is found at Malignant Gorge, and yields Gong Crystal when appraised.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Precious Yearnings Temperantia Prospecting 1.jpg|Prospecting site
Precious Yearnings Temperantia Prospecting 1 Map Location.jpg|Location on the map
Strange Mineral (Penitents' Spring)

Strange Mineral is a key item in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. This particular one is found at Penitents' Spring, and yields Absorp Quartz when appraised.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Precious Yearnings Elpys Prospecting 2.jpg|Prospecting site
Precious Yearnings Elpys Prospecting 2 Map Location.jpg|Location on the map
Strange Mineral (Pippito's Haunt)

Strange Mineral is a key item in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. This particular one is found at Pippito's Haunt, and yields Verdi Crystal when appraised.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Precious Yearnings Tantal Prospecting 1.jpg|Prospecting site
Precious Yearnings Tantal Prospecting 1 Map Location.jpg|Location on the map
Strange Mineral (Twin Trunks Hill)

Strange Mineral is a key item in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. This particular one is found under Twin Trunks Hill, and yields Himahistone when appraised.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Precious Yearnings Gormott Prospecting 1.jpg|Prospecting site
Precious Yearnings Gormott Prospecting 1 Map Location.jpg|Location on the map
Strange Mineral (Uraya)

Strange Mineral is a key item in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. This particular one is found at Funnystone Highway, and yields Lightocyte when appraised.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Precious Yearnings Uraya Prospecting 2.jpg|Prospecting site
Precious Yearnings Uraya Prospecting 2 Map Location.jpg|Location on the map
Strange Mineral (Valdorm's Mound)

Strange Mineral is a key item in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. This particular one is found at Valdorm's Mound, and yields Stormstone when appraised.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Precious Yearnings Mor Ardain Prospecting 1.jpg|Prospecting site
Precious Yearnings Mor Ardain Prospecting 1 Map Location.jpg|Location on the map
Strange Mineral (Wonder Spring Plaza Ruins)

Strange Mineral is a key item in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. This particular one is found at the Wonder Spring Plaza Ruins, and yields Darkcyte when appraised.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Precious Yearnings Elpys Prospecting 1.jpg|Prospecting site
Precious Yearnings Elpys Prospecting 1 Map Location.jpg|Location on the map
Strange Mineral (disambiguation)

The Strange Minerals are a series of rocks that are found during the Precious Yearnings. In order to level up Agate's Prospecting , she must use it to find minerals and have them appraised at Misimisi Jewelry. The list of Strange Minerals is:
*Strange Mineral (Aegishammer)
*Strange Mineral (Coolley Lake)
*Strange Mineral (Fonsett Island)
*Strange Mineral (Great Pillar Passage)
*Strange Mineral (Isle of Sleeping Remains)
*Strange Mineral (Jelidorend Highlands)
*Strange Mineral (Land of Morytha)
*Strange Mineral (Malignant Gorge)
*Strange Mineral (Penitents' Spring)
*Strange Mineral (Pippito's Haunt)
*Strange Mineral (Twin Trunks Hill)
*Strange Mineral (Uraya)
*Strange Mineral (Valdorm's Mound)
*Strange Mineral (Wonder Spring Plaza Ruins)
Strategizer Nitro

Strategizer Nitro is a Sovereign enemy in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It appears during Wave 2 of the Mk. VIII. It has the appearance and moveset of a gigantic Radclyffe Sovereign.
Strategizer Nitro is by far the highest-level enemy in the game, at level 200. It eventually destroys itself via Self-Destruct. This move is easily strong enough to incapacitate even tanky party members. An easy way to nullify its danger is to Seal Self-Destruct by ending a Blade Combo with a Fire . Alternatively, with good timing, one can use any of the various methods of party invincibility, or if all else fails, arts which provide perfect evasion or effects which allow a character to survive deadly damage. (Relying on ordinary will not work, as Strategizer Nitro's is too high to be reasonably matched.)
While Strategizer Nitro was not intended to be defeated directly with its high and ridiculous defenses, it is possible to do so (at least on Normal ). A strong with effective party setup and defense-nullifying effects (e.g. ) can get the job done.
==Data==
==Trivia==
* Strategizer Nitro, along with , is tied for being the strongest enemy in the entire series by level.
** The Yackle Aspar in Attack of the Aspar can also potentially reach level 200.
* It is not known if Strategizer Nitro has ever been defeated normally on difficulty (without hacks); no footage of a successful attempt exists.
==In other languages==
Strategos

Strategos is a Agnus Healer in Xenoblade Chronicles 3. The Class belongs to the Hero , and is initially inherited by .
== Arts and skills ==
===Arts===
===Skills===
===Progression (inherited)===
Progression	Rank	Ability	Effect
 	 	 	
 	 	 	
 	 	 	
 	 	 	
===Progression (hero)===
== Data ==
== In other languages ==
==Trivia==
* There was a model error in Taion's outfit involving a rogue vertex stabbing him in the chin. This bug was later fixed in the Ver. 1.1.1 patch.
==Gallery==
Isurd.png|Isurd, a Strategos
Noah - Strategos.png|Noah as a Strategos
Mio - Strategos.png|Mio as a Strategos
Eunie - Strategos.png|Eunie as a Strategos
Taion - Strategos.png|Taion as a Strategos
Lanz - Strategos.png|Lanz as a Strategos
Sena - Strategos.png|Sena as a Strategos
Strategy Room

Strategy Room is a in . It is connected to Lascham Cove, after the flagship docks there. This room shares the same layout as the Titan Battleship's Battle Command.
==Quests==
*Sweetest Tidings
==NPCs==
*Aegaeon After the party goes to the Strategy Room to hear about Hugo's report and until Lora speaks with Addam on the flagship.
*Brighid 
*Hal Jarque After completing Sweetest Tidings.
*Haze 
*Hugo 
*Mikhail 
*Milton 
*Mythra 
*Vient Horrison
*Vill Ethelmar Until the party arrives in Aletta
===Notes===
==Auto dialogues==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Treasure trove 2588.jpg|Roof of the inner room
Strategy Room/Auto dialogue

The following is a list of s that can be found at Strategy Room. Auto dialogues are listed by the time of day they happen in and, if there are any, the triggers that make them happen. Each instance of auto dialogue has its own gallery, with a small summary beforehand. The script for the picture's dialogue bubble is provided as caption, under the picture.
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==Anytime==
*A sergeant giving his orders to the soldiers.
Strategy Room Auto Dialogue 1 part 1.jpg|"Remember, we're here in pursuit of the Aegis. Be ready for combat at all times."
Strategy Room Auto Dialogue 1 part 2.jpg|"Sir, yes, sir!"
Strategy Room Auto Dialogue 1 part 3.jpg|"We must be ready to set sail at a moment's notice."
*An Ardainian man reminding a soldier their aim is to capture Coeian troops.
Strategy Room Auto Dialogue 2 part 1.jpg|"Remember, our aim is to capture the Coeian troops wherever possible. And we want their equipment intact."
Strategy Room Auto Dialogue 2 part 2.jpg|"That's easier said than done, I'm afraid. Most of them don't surrender easily..."
===After the party reports to the Tornan King about the seal being stolen===
*A sergeant telling his subordinates to stand by in Gormott and stay prepared to set sail.
Strategy Room Auto Dialogue 3.jpg|"Our orders are to stand by in Gormott for the time being. We could be called on at any time, so stay prepared."
Strategy Room Auto Dialogue 1 part 2.jpg|"Sir, yes, sir!"
Strategy Room Auto Dialogue 1 part 3.jpg|"We must be ready to set sail at a moment's notice."
*An Ardainian man and a soldier relieved to see Hugo safe.
Strategy Room Auto Dialogue 4 part 1.jpg|"Ah! Lord Hugo! It's so good to see you're safe!"
Strategy Room Auto Dialogue 4 part 2.jpg|"When we received word that Auresco had been attacked by the Aegis, we feared the very worst!"
===After the party sets out for The Soaring Rostrum===
*Ardainians announcing to Hugo that they will soon be ready to set sail for Torna to assist him.
Strategy Room Auto Dialogue 5 part 1.jpg|"Lord Hugo! We've almost completed the preparations to set sail for Torna."
Strategy Room Auto Dialogue 5 part 2.jpg|"The battle against the Aegis will not be easy... We will do everything in our power to assist you."
Category:Auto dialogues (Gormott) (TTGC)
Stray Ovis

Stray Ovis are enemies in Xenoblade Chronicles X.
Multiple Stray Ovis appear during the Lugalbanda, the Wanderer-King fight in the southern part of the Vitriol Cesspool. They are lured to the fight when that Tyrant reaches half health.
If they are all defeated, Lugalbanda will go frenzied with hunger, activate its Enraged aura, and Supercharge its next attack. Additionally, if Lugalbanda is defeated before the Ovis are destroyed, they will disappear immediately.
==Stats==
==In other languages==