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Custinah

Custinah is an in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. She can be found anytime on the stairs leading up to Poldis Circle in Goetuis Port, Indoline Praetorium. She is the Indoline shopkeeper of Calceno Deli.
==Dialogue==
===Chapter 5===
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Calceno Deli.jpg|Custinah at her shop
Category:Indoline Category:NPCs (Indol)
Custom.WP-M-GP

Custom.WP-M-GP is an Augment in Xenoblade Chronicles X.
==Overview==
This augment only increases the of the weapon it is attached to. It will not increase the GP gain for ranged weapons or for all of the melee weapons.
Naturally, this Augment works best with weapons the user is planning to use the most. That being said, most melee weapons attack at a slower rate.
==Hidden Battle Trait Levels==
There exist hidden leveled versions of this Augment that only exist as Battle Traits. The trait which boosts GP by 10 is installed on weapons like the SHM-M150GG P-Knife from the shop. This augment cannot be upgraded, the level is not physically shown on the trait, and its effects are not shown to the player unless they actively pay attention to the GP the weapon is generating.
==Sources==
==In other languages==
Custom.WP-MSL-MAG

Custom.WP-MSL-MAG is an Augment in Xenoblade Chronicles X that can be found on Skell weapons that fire missiles or bomb clusters like Diskbombs. This augment cannot be engineered at the AM Terminal, and since it can only be found as a Battle Trait, it can't be removed. However, it can still be upgraded.
==Overview==
This augment increases the number of missiles fired by the or Skell Art, but each shot does lower damage.
The Diskbomb is a special case. Since a Diskbomb fires three shots in a row normally, a Custom.WP-MSL-MAG I will make each shot fire two missiles, so the Diskbomb will fire a total of six missiles with its auto-attack, instead of four missiles in a row.
GP gain is not reduced, so it is easier to get Overdrives with this augment using sidearms.
If the Skell has a Diskbomb sidearm on its left sidearm slot with this augment and a Diskbomb on its right sidearm slot without this augment, the right-side Diskbomb will have its magazine capacity increased without the reduced damage.
==Levels==
==Sources==
==In other languages==
Category:Uncraftable augments
Custom.WP-R-GP

Custom.WP-R-GP is an Augment in Xenoblade Chronicles X.
==Overview==
This augment only increases the of the ranged weapon it is attached to. It will not increase the GP gain for melee weapons or for all of the ranged weapons.
Naturally, this Augment works best with weapons that have a lot of ammo. Diskbomb Series weapons with Custom.WP-MSL-MAG can almost instantly get into Overdrive using this augment.
==Hidden Battle Trait Levels==
There exist hidden leveled versions of this Augment that only exist as Battle Traits. The trait which boosts GP by 1 is installed on weapons like the SHM-R150GG HB-Rifle from the shop. This augment cannot be upgraded, the level is not physically shown on the trait, and its effects are not shown to the player unless they actively pay attention to the GP the weapon is generating.
==Sources==
==In other languages==
Custom.WP-RFL-MAG

Custom.WP-RFL-MAG is an Augment in Xenoblade Chronicles X that can be found on Skell weapons that fire bullets, like E-Machine Guns and Needleguns. This augment cannot be engineered at the AM Terminal, and since it can only be found as a Battle Trait, it can't be removed. However, it can still be upgraded.
==Overview==
This augment allows Arts to fire slightly more bullets upon execution, and grants ranged sidearms the ability to fire more shots (although each bullet has a slight damage reduction to compensate).
==Levels==
==Sources==
==In other languages==
Category:Uncraftable augments
Cut In Half

(, Cut in two with one slice) is a in Xenoblade Chronicles 3. It belongs to the Lucky Seven (Attacker) , and cannot be mastered. It causes all hits to have a roughly 6% chance to inflict against non-unique, non-boss, non- enemies.
The skill is only named in the Xenoblade 3 Perfect Guide; it has no official name in-game.
==Overview==
This is the skill that makes Lucky Seven (Attacker) a funny class. It is obviously useless outside its niche of standard or elite monsters, but within its niche, it all but trivialises combat. The class can rack up quick hits with decent effectiveness using and Opening Stand, and Unlimited Sword granting means that can stay invulnerable for most of the few seconds it takes to get a lucky Doom proc in.
Besides standard encounters, this skill particularly shines in grinding for , since it applies to elite monsters and allows them to be defeated quickly even when high above the party's . It is recommended to use -extending effects (Refined Blessing, Strengthening Gambit, and if possible with Capable Hands) to increase the period of Unlimited Sword's invincibility, decreasing the risk that getting unlucky with Doom leads to Noah being incapacitated and losing Lucky Seven; this is especially true if multiple elite monsters are being fought at once (e.g. in the Demihuman Gutter).
Cyclone (disambiguation)

Cyclone may refer to:
* Cyclone (XS1) - the in Xenosaga Episode I
* Cyclone (XS1&2) - the in Xenosaga I & II
* Monado Cyclone (XC1) - the in Xenoblade Chronicles
* Monado Cyclone (XC2) - the in Xenoblade Chronicles 2
* Ciclón - 's level 2 in Torna ~ The Golden Country
Cylinder Craftsman

Cylinder Craftsman is a crafting in Xenoblade Chronicles 2 specialized in exchanging Premium Cylinders. The DLC M.I.A. Nopon must be completed for the shop to open.
==Exchange==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Cylinder Craftsman.png|Cylinder Craftsman
Cylinder Craftsman Inventory.png|The shop's inventory
Cylinder Craftsman Map Location.png|Location of the shop on the map
Cylinder Hangar

The Cylinder Hangar is a landmark in . It can only be reached through Tephra Cave. According to Melia, this hangar is a relic from the High Entia civilization.
==Enemies==
* Ancient Machine (left) (Boss)
* Ancient Machine (right) (Boss)
==Heart-to-Hearts==
* Ancient Wreckage
==Map==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Cylinder Hangar DE.jpg|First discovery of the Cylinder Hangar in during the day
Cylinder Hangar DE 2.jpg|Cylinder Hangar in Definitive Edition
Cylinder Hangar interior DE.jpg|Interior of the Cylinder Hangar in Definitive Edition
Cylinder Hangar (N) DE.jpg|First discovery of the Cylinder Hangar in Definitive Edition during the night
Cylinder Hangar (N) DE 2.jpg|Cylinder Hangar in Definitive Edition, at night
Category:Landmarks (Colony 9)
it:Bunker pentagonale
Cyma

Cyma is a in Xenoblade Chronicles 3. She is an Ouroboros candidate from the City and a member of the Lost Numbers.
==Appearance and personality==
Cyma has green hair tied in a ponytail and blue eyes. She wears a Lost Numbers outfit with a red scarf.
==Story arc==
==Quests==
Cyma appears in the following quests:
* Vandham's Heir
* Promise to the Future
==Lore==
* Cyma is one of the six main Ouroboros candidates, alongside Ghondor, Jansen, Nissick, Kryto and Olive.
==Dialogue==
==Affinity==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Cyma mourns.png|Cyma mourns the loss of Heewa
Category:Humans (XC3)
Category:NPCs (City)
D.S.S.S.

The Double Slit Sensory System or D.S.S.S. is a piece of anti-Gnosis equipment in the Xenosaga series.
==Description==
Invented by Joachim Mizrahi at the Cerebral Sciences Research Center, the D.S.S.S. allows the person using it to detect a Gnosis and confirm its Klein Point, the area in which the Gnosis phases from Imaginary Space to Real Space when attacking. This detection offers the user an opportunity to damage the Gnosis, albeit a small one. Before the invention of the Hilbert Effect, this method was the only known way to damage a Gnosis.
===Weapons Equipped with the D.S.S.S.===
*All A.G.W.S. models.
*KOS-MOS.
*T-elos.
*The 100-Series system, implemented in all 100-Series Observational Realians.
*Various firearms.
==Story==
===Xenosaga Episode I===
In the midst of the Woglinde massacre, A.G.W.S. units in the Galaxy Federation's 117th Marine Division were forced to use their D.S.S.S. to defend against the Gnosis attack due to the ship's inability to use the Hilbert Effect. KOS-MOS, the only weapon on board the ship that had the Hilbert Effect equipped, had not undergone field testing yet and would not use the Hilbert Effect without direct orders from Shion Uzuki.
KOS-MOS' D.S.S.S. is used in tandem with her Phase Transfer Cannon and the mainframe of the Dämmerung later on in the story to unveil the Song of Nephilim.
==Database==
==Gallery==
Xeno Card image D.S.S.S..png|Image for the D.S.S.S. in Xeno Card.
Kos-mosXSDS07.gif|KOS-MOS with her D.S.S.S. visor down.
Category:Lore (XS)
DME addiction

DME addiction is a psychological disorder in the Xenosaga series.
==Description==
DME Addiction is a psychological disorder resulting from an individual's consumption of Realian flesh. A notable external sign of addiction is the keratinization of the subject's skin. The Realian flesh consumed alters the function of the brain, damaging the mental and physical state of the person who consumed it. In order to ease withdrawal symptoms, the person must consume more Realian tissue or receive drug therapy. As a result, Realian tissues are trafficked on the black market as a form of narcotic.
==Story==
DME Addiction is first introduced as a condition that Luis Virgil exhibits symptoms of in Episode I. In trying to combat the Gnosis attacking the Woglinde, Virgil uses a control code on Shion Uzuki's terminal to use the nearby Realians as a bomb. He specifies that he consumed the neural network of combat Realians during the Miltian Conflict to discover the aforementioned control code. 
In Episode III it is revealed that, during the Miltian Conflict, Virgil also had several organs transplanted from the Transgenic Type Realian Febronia. It is likely that this transplant was the actual cause of Virgil's DME Addiction. However, his prior claims about consuming Realian neural networks have been neither substantiated or disproved.
==Database==
==In other languages==
Category:Lore (XS)
Da Zeulbe

Da Zeulbe is a Wrothian NPC in Xenoblade Chronicles X.
==Appearance and personality==
==Story arc==
==Affinity links==
==As an enemy==
* Zeulbe Caladar
==Missions==
* The Queen Is Dead (survives only if the player gives good combat tips for fighting the Queen Jacul)
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Dabrye Mine

Dabrye Mine is an area in Xenosaga Episode III - Also Sprach Zarathustra. 
==Story==
Dabrye Mine is an area within Miltia from 15 years ago. It is located to the southeast of Labyrinthos and was used for mining gold, silver, copper, lead, zinc and iron. It produced the most iron out of any Miltian mine, and most the mined iron was used in Labyrinthos' construction. After hearing from young Shion at the Old Church about the Elsa being found nearby, the party heads south through the Dabrye Mine to avoid being seen near the city itself. At its entrance they meet Aizen Magus and find out about the U-TIC Organization plundering what they could from the mine and killing his son. After making their way through the mine the party is confronted by his granddaughter, Mai Magus and must defeat her and Leupold. Afterwards Aizen appears and Mai realizes she was wrong to attack the party.
==Enemies==
===Normal enemies===
* Byproduct #A156
* Byproduct #A283
* 
* 
===Bosses===
* Leupold
* 
==Store==
Name 	Buy Price
Med Kit S 	100 G
Med Kit M 	500 G
Revive M 	600 G
Seven Moons 	300 G
Antidote 	20 G
Remover 	50 G
Anti-Crystal	1000 G
G Vaccine 	500 G
Analyze Ball	4 G
Trap 	200 G
Name 	Buy Price
Auto Macer 	200 G
Blue Lady 	300 G
Hinoka Sanju 	200 G
Qi Yan 	300 G
Delta Edge I 	180 G
Zero Crusher 	210 G
KWAP-PII 	300 G
Force Hand 	190 G
Desert Eagle 	190 G
Lace Tank Top 	120 G
Metal Corset 	120 G
Speed II Vest 	110 G
KAP-BEG 	150 G
Fiber Vest 	120 G
Granite Mantle	120 G
Leather Choker	150 G
Snake Eye 	100 G
Shock Absorber	100 G
Cobra Bangle 	100 G
Rare Brace 	300 G
Red Oasis 	150 G
Red Star 	300 G
==Treasures==
* 200 G
* 500 G
* 1000 G x2
* 3000 G
* Ether Pack M
* G-Legle/56
* Med Kit M
* MOMO's Swimsuit
* Skill Upgrade A
* Witch's Eye (Segment Address 1)
==Database==
==Gallery==
Category:Areas (XS3)
Dadaan, the Strongest Prone

Dadaan, the Strongest Prone is a Tyrant in Xenoblade Chronicles X.
According to Galba Vassago, Dadaan is a legend on the Prone homeworld of Tormein, who killed men of the Tree Clan and stole women for himself. He was captured by the Ganglion, but escaped and started his own squad in the Scabland Fortress. 
This Prone is located next to FN Site 307 in the Scabland Fortress once is completed. He is accompanied by two Dadaan Girls: One with physical arts and one with beam arts. After he has lost 50% of his HP, he summons eighteen Dadaan Squad Members in three groups of six and becomes until most of them are defeated.
Dadaan does not like Skells: if a Skell is used against him for more than ten seconds, he will immediately destroy it in one hit using Absolute Demolisher 2056. This move is also used if the fight goes on for too long (approximately 1 minute after the Dadaan Squad Members are defeated).
Unlike most Prone, he laughs when he is defeated.
==Stats==
==In other languages==
Dagahn

Dagahn () is an antagonist in Xenoblade Chronicles X and one of the Ganglion Commanders. This Skell-sized individual is the companion of Ryyz.
==Description==
"Another top member of the Ganglion, with strength surpassing even that of a Skell. Dagahn's tremendous mass is covered in a thick armor plating that absorbs damage."
==Appearance and personality==
==Story arc==
===Chapter 8===
==Gallery==
Category:Characters (XCX)
Dagas

Dagas () is a Rare Blade in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. He can be obtained randomly from Core Crystals.
==Appearance and personality==
Dagas is a tall man with ivory skin and black eyes with blue irises. He wears formal clothing with a red and white cape, golden armor with glowing blue plating on his arms and legs, and a lopsided crown that covers his left eye. His Core Crystal is ovular and encased in a golden frame in the shape of a crown.
Dagas is contemptuous and arrogant, viewing the other party members (including his own Driver) as his subordinates. He is convinced he is the ruler of a kingdom, despite having no memory of his past lives. He expects to be treated with reverence and does not take kindly to signs of disrespect.
==Story arc==
==Lore==
==As a party member==
Dagas has two forms: his initial version, which he takes when awakened from a Core Crystal for the first time, and a more powerful version, which is unlocked upon engaging with the Arrogant Behemoth during his Blade Quest Lost Kingdom. The stronger version has higher stats, more Aux Core slots, stronger s and Battle Skills, and more Field Skills. This change also resets his and hides his preferred Pouch Items again, even though his preferences do not change.
===Initially===
===Awakened===
==As an NPC==
Dagas can be found at a random location in Garfont Village after Rex takes over the Merc Group, provided he is not equipped to his Driver or sent on a Merc Mission. The specific locations he may be found at are listed here.
===Dialogue===
====Lost Kingdom completed====
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
===Artwork===
Dagas concept art.jpg|Concept art
===Screenshots===
Dagas's Awakening 1.jpg|Dagas sitting in his throne during his awakening
Dagas's Awakening 2.jpg|Dagas walks around during his awakening
Dagas's Awakening 3.jpg|Dagas replicates his official art pose during his awakening
Dagas faces Arrogant Behemoth.jpg|Dagas faces the Arrogant Behemoth
Dagas attacks Arrogant Behemoth.jpg|Dagas attacks the Arrogant Behemoth
Dagas laughs maniacally.jpg|Dagas laughs maniacally after the Behemoth's defeat
Category:Characters (XC2)
it:Dagas
Dagas's Past: Folktales

Dagas's Past: Folktales is a in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It can be received from Dagas in the of Fonsa Myma, Kingdom of Uraya, after starting Dagas's Blade Quest Lost Kingdom, having completed Dagas's Past: Leftheria, Dagas's Past: Gormott and Dagas's Past: Tantal, and purchasing The Mystery Continent at Aldomar Books.
__TOC__
==Quest objectives==
*Head to Dalnes Stone in Blackday Peninsula, Temperantia.
*Investigate Dalnes Stone in Temperantia.
*Get evidence of a small kingdom by salvaging in Temperantia.
**While there are conditions showing that the Regiderian Tablet should have been salvageable at Dalnes Stone's Salvage Point, it can only be salvaged at in practice.
==Results==
"Tales of Regideria's fall are written on the salvaged relics. Maybe this is Dagas's kingdom."
==Dialogue==
===Head to Dalnes Stone===
===Investigate Dalnes Stone===
===Get evidence of a small kingdom===
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Dagas's Past Folktales Quest Log.jpg|Dagas's Past: Folktales in the Quest Log
Dagas's Past Folktales Complete Quest Log.jpg|Completed Dagas's Past: Folktales in the Quest Log
Dagas's Past Folktales Quest Location.jpg|Location of the quest on the map 
Dagas's Past Folktales Objective 1.jpg|Head to Dalnes Stone
Triedge Isle Salvage Point.jpg|Salvage point to salvage for the Regiderian Tablet
Triedge Isle Salvage Point Map Location.jpg|Location of the salvage point on the map 
Category:Quests (Uraya)
Dagas's Past: Gormott

Dagas's Past: Gormott is a in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It can be received from Dagas in Ayvill Shopping District in Alba Cavanich, Empire of Mor Ardain, after starting Dagas's Blade Quest Lost Kingdom and purchasing History of Gormott at Haskefell Books.
__TOC__
==Quest objectives==
*Talk to Edgar at the Saets Chief's Residence in Gormott.
==Results==
"The Gormotti chief claims that no kings like Dagas existed in the old republic. Looks like this isn't related either."
==Dialogue==
===Talk to Edgar===
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Dagas's Past Gormott Quest Log.jpg|Dagas's Past: Gormott in the Quest Log
Dagas's Past Gormott Complete Quest Log.jpg|Completed Dagas's Past: Gormott in the Quest Log
Dagas's Past Gormott Quest Location.jpg|Location of the quest on the map 
Dagas's Past Gormott Objective 1.jpg|Speak to Edgar
Category:Quests (Mor Ardain)
Dagas's Past: Leftheria

Dagas's Past: Leftheria is a in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It can be received from Dagas in the Argentum Bazaar in Goldmouth, Argentum Trade Guild, after starting Dagas's Blade Quest Lost Kingdom and purchasing Brief History of Alrest at Reedirait Bookstore.
__TOC__
==Quest objectives==
*Head to the Isle of Sleeping Remains in Leftheria.
*Complete both objectives:
**Mine on the Isle of Sleeping Remains in Leftheria.
***A level 6 and level 2 check must be cleared.
**Mine on the Isle of Sleeping Remains in Leftheria.
***An Earth Mastery and level 5 Field Skill check must be cleared.
==Results==
"There was no trace of any kingdom on the island mentioned in the book. It must not be related to Dagas."
==Dialogue==
===Head to the Isle of Sleeping Remains===
===Mine on the Isle of Sleeping Remains===
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Dagas's Past Leftheria Quest Log.jpg|Dagas's Past: Leftheria in the Quest Log
Dagas's Past Leftheria Complete Quest Log.jpg|Completed Dagas's Past: Leftheria in the Quest Log
Dagas's Past Leftheria Quest Location.jpg|Location of the quest on the map 
Dagas's Past Leftheria Objective 1.jpg|Head to the Isle of Sleeping Remains
Dagas's Past Leftheria Objective 2.jpg|Mine on the Isle of Sleeping Remains
Category:Quests (Argentum)
Dagas's Past: Tantal

Dagas's Past: Tantal is a in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It can be received from Dagas near Library Philosofia in Theosoir, Kingdom of Tantal, after starting Dagas's Blade Quest Lost Kingdom and purchasing Lost People's Tablet at Biblio Paulio.
__TOC__
==Quest objectives==
*Excavate stone tablet fragments in the Genbu Drifts area in Tantal.
**The Square Tablet Piece can be unearthed northwest of Great Pillar Passage via a level 5 and level 4 check.
**The Diamond Tablet Piece can be unearthed southwest of Central Ether Boulder via an Earth Mastery level 7 and level 4 Field Skill check.
**The Sharp Tablet Piece can be unearthed at the topmost part of Old Gelgemos Gate via a Focus level 4 and Keen Eye level 3 Field Skill check.
*Return to the front of Biblio Paulio in Tantal and assemble the tablet's fragments.
==Results==
"Looking at the restored tablet, it's clear that the previous Tantalese town was on the drifts. No use to Dagas..."
==Dialogue==
===Assemble the tablet's fragments===
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Dagas's Past Tantal Quest Log.jpg|Dagas's Past: Tantal in the Quest Log
Dagas's Past Tantal Complete Quest Log.jpg|Completed Dagas's Past: Tantal in the Quest Log
Dagas's Past Tantal Quest Location.jpg|Location of the quest on the map 
Dagas's Past Tantal Objective 1.jpg|Excavate stone tablet fragments
Dagas's Past Tantal Objective 2.jpg|Excavate stone tablet fragments
Category:Quests (Tantal)
Dagas/Gameplay (strong)

Dagas is a Rare Blade in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. This stronger version of Dagas is unlocked upon engaging in battle with the Arrogant Behemoth during his Blade Quest, Lost Kingdom.
==Stats==
==Skills==
===Specials===
===Blade Arts===
===Battle Skills===
===Field Skills===
==Affinity Chart==
==Gallery==
Dagas Affinity Chart (strong).jpg|Dagas's strong Affinity Chart
Dagas/Gameplay (weak)

Dagas is a Rare Blade in Xenoblade Chronicles 2.
==Stats==
==Skills==
===Specials===
===Blade Arts===
===Battle Skills===
===Field Skills===
==Affinity Chart==
Dagas' weak form is unique in that his Affinity Chart cannot be completed. The quest required to complete for his final Cavalier Attitude level resets his Affinity Chart and swaps him with the strong form. As a result, his flavor text for that node is unused. However, if the change to his strong form would somehow not take place, the node is technically programmed to be completed after completing Lost Kingdom.
==Gallery==
Dagas Affinity Chart (weak).jpg|Dagas's weak Affinity Chart
Dahlia

Dahlia () is a Rare Blade in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. She can be obtained randomly from Core Crystals.
==Appearance and personality==
Dahlia is a tall white humanoid with exaggerated curves and rabbit features. Her Core Crystal is shaped like a snowflake.
==Story arc==
==Lore==
==As a party member==
==As an NPC==
Dahlia can be found at a random location in Garfont Village after Rex takes over the Merc Group, provided she is not equipped to her Driver or sent on a Merc Mission. The specific locations she may be found at are listed here.
===Dialogue===
==Trivia==
* In Japanese, Dahlia is voiced by Naomi Shindo, who also voices Juli Mizrahi in the Xenosaga series.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Dahlia's Awakening 1.jpg|Dahlia with a Moondrop in her hand during her awakening
Dahlia's Awakening 2.jpg|Dahlia summons her Bitball during her awakening
Dahlia's Awakening 3.jpg|Dahlia replicates her official art pose during her awakening
Dahlia meets Kastina.jpg|Dahlia meets Kastina
Dahlia throws Bitball.jpg|Dahlia throws her Bitball
Dahlia hits the Garlus.jpg|Dahlia hits the Garlus with her Bitball
Dahlia freezes the Moondrops.jpg|Dahlia freezes the Moondrops Kastina found
Category:Characters (XC2)
it:Dahlia
Dahlia's Icecraft

Dahlia's Icecraft is a crafting in Xenoblade Chronicles 2 located in the Goldmouth WarehouseEither by paying Rentarenta 100,000, or breaking the lock on the back door accessible by swimming around the right side and doing a level 2 and Nopon Wisdom level 4 check specialized in creating Art. It only opens upon the completion of Fly in the Ointment, and is linked to Dahlia's Icecraft .
==Exchange==
==In other languages==
==Notes==
==Gallery==
Dahlia's Icecraft.png|Dahlia's Icecraft
Dahlia's Icecraft Inventory.png|The shop's inventory
Dahlia's Icecraft Map Location.png|Location of the shop on the map