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Bucket Full of Fish

In the Torna ~ The Golden Country The Fish That Could Be, Tyler asks the party for fishes to fill his pails up once again, due to Malos and his s killing them all, starting the exchange: 100 points must be accumulated to progress. After completing the exchange, Tyler will ask for more fishes to repopulate the moat.
==Exchange==
==In other languages==
==Gallery== 
Bucket Full of Fish.png|Bucket Full of Fish
Bucket Full of Fish Inventory.png|The giveable fishes
Bucket Full of Fish map location.png|Location of the shop on the map
Bufa

Bufas are an enemy species in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. They are minotaur-like creatures.
==Xenoblade Chronicles 2==
Bufas are found exclusively in Mor Ardain and Temperantia.
===Main game===
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
===Renders===
XC2 enemy render en010912.png|A dark Bufa.
===Screenshots===
Buden Bufa.png|A Buden Bufa
*Category:Enemy species (XC2)
Bug Catcher Turbotron

Bug Catcher Turbotron is a key item in Torna ~ The Golden Country. It is given by during the Homegrown Inventor in Fabri Industry Ward in Auresco, Royal Capital of the Kingdom of Torna, so that the party can test it at Haradd Hills. They give it back upon reporting back the results to him.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Nuts About Bugs Quest Location.jpg|Location of the machine on the map
Bug Collection

In the Torna ~ The Golden Country Nuts About Bugs, asks the party to help him collect many kinds of insects, starting the exchange: 100 points must be accumulated to progress.
==Exchange==
==In other languages==
==Gallery== 
Bug Collection.png|Bug Collection
Bug Collection Inventory 1.png|The giveable bugs
Bug Collection Inventory 2.png|The giveable bugs
Bug Collection map location.png|Location of the shop on the map
Bugbear (XS1&2)

() is an enemy in Xenosaga I & II. It can be encountered in several areas during and .
==Enemy Data==
==Attacks==
* Hammer Punch ()
* 
* Force P ()
Category:Enemies (Old Miltia City)Category:Enemies (Forest) (XS1&2)Category:Enemies (Kukai Foundation) (XS1&2)
Bugs

Bugs is a playable character in Xenosaga: Pied Piper. It is a combat support robot.
==Appearance and personality==
==Story arc==
Bugs is a combat support robot that accompanies the party members during their various missions. He is a Murdock Industries Combat Support Robot Model Number SY-810. Bugs deeply cares for Erich, who has frequently performed maintenance on him and views him as if he were his father. Once Erich is revealed to be Voyager, he has trouble accepting it. During the final confrontation with Erich, he becomes suicidal. Seeing that Erich truly is Voyager and is now so different, he says that he wants to die along with him. He launches a suicide attack and blows up, although Voyager is able to survive and continues to fight Jan and the others.
==Lore==
==As a playable character==
==Database==
==Gallery==
===Artwork===
Bugs concept art 1.jpg|Concept art by Minohara Noboru
Bugs concept art 2.jpg|Concept art by Minohara Noboru
Category:Characters (XSPP)
Bugs (XC3)

Bugs is a in Xenoblade Chronicles 3. It can be received by discussing Collectopaedia Abuse, after filling Sif's cryptic Collectopaedia Cards.
==Quest objectives==
==Result==
Caught up in a cave-in, Sif used a Collectopaedia Card to send an S.O.S., thereby expanding the card's range of uses.
==Dialogue==
===Talk with Sequoia===
===Talk with Sequoia again===
===Head for Quarry Road===
===Talk with Sif===
===Talk with Sequoia===
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
XC3 Bugs objective.jpg|Objective location
XC3 Bugs Sif in a cave-in.jpg|Sif trapped in a cave-in
Category:Quests (Elaice Highway)
Bugs (disambiguation)

Bugs may refer to:
* Bugs - a character in Xenosaga: Pied Piper
* Bugs (XC3) - a in Xenoblade Chronicles 3
It may also refer to a "bug", unintentional gameplay behaviour:
* List of bugs and glitches (XG)
* List of bugs and glitches (XS1)
* List of bugs and glitches (XS2)
* List of bugs and glitches (XS3)
* List of bugs and glitches (XSPP)
* List of bugs and glitches (XS1&2)
* List of bugs and glitches (XC1)
* List of bugs and glitches (XCX)
* List of bugs and glitches (XC2)
* List of bugs and glitches (XC3)
Bulge Harbor

Bulge Harbor is a in the Old Factory in the Empire of Mor Ardain. It is connected to Artificial Blade Adjustment and is where the party almost catches before being interrupted by Mikhail and Patroka.
==NPCs==
All NPCs appear only during Shiny New Power.
*Soosoo
==Enemies==
===Quest-exclusive enemies===
*Lindwurm Cougar
*Lindwurm Drake
*Lindwurm Falcon
*Lindwurm Hind
===Bosses===
*Mikhail (Mor Ardain) (part 1)
*Mikhail (Mor Ardain) (part 2)
*Patroka (Mor Ardain) (part 1)
*Patroka (Mor Ardain) (part 2)
==Key items==
*
==Points of interest==
*Near Bulge Harbor, a Salvage Point
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Bulge Harbor 2.jpg
Bulge Harbor (southwest).jpg
Bulge_Harbor_(southeast).jpg
Bulge Harbor early.jpg|When Bulge Harbor is reached before Rosa is defeated (via swimming around at high Cloud Sea tide), the stairs leading from the Cloud Sea to the dock are absent.
Bulge Harbor stairs.jpg|The stairs appear after Rosa is defeated.
Bulkhead Controls

The Bulkhead Controls are a in Mechonis Field. They are located above the 3F Main Power Switch.
==Enemies==
* Amorous Arca
* 
* 
* M84/GRUNT
==Map==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Bulkhead Controls DE.jpg|Bulkhead Controls in Definitive Edition
it:Comandi Paratia
Bullseye!

Bullseye! is the fourth skill in 's Cowardice skill branch. It adds 50% to the accuracy of attacks made from behind the target.
==Overview==
This skill is fairly strong in terms of making it easier to fight higher-levelled enemies with physical attackers. It's pretty expensive to link, but anyone that isn't a tank greatly appreciates the extra accuracy, even if their attacks have no from-behind bonus effects.
==In other languages==
Buloofo

Buloofos are an enemy species in Xenoblade Chronicles 2, and Torna ~ The Golden Country. They are horned gorilla-like creatures that walk on their knuckles.
==Xenoblade Chronicles 2==
Buloofos can be found in Gormott, Tantal, and the Kingdom of Torna.
===Main game===
===Torna ~ The Golden Country===
==Xenoblade Chronicles 3==
Only Buloofo Fossils are found in the Aetia Region and are presumably extinct on Aionios.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
===Renders===
XC2 enemy render en010901.png|A Buloofo with white fur.
===Screenshots===
Nant Buloofo.png|A Nant Buloofo
Durall Buloofo.png|A Durall Buloofo
**Category:Enemy species (XC2)
Bumper Crop

Bumper Crop is a Merc Mission in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It is received automatically upon reaching development level 2 for Uraya. The mission requires 50 minutes to be completed, down to 12 minutes by dispatching s with enough levels of the suggested s.
==Rewards==
*Hyacinth Contract, unlocking the Boiled Hustle Hyacinth at Sadecott Groceries.
*Hotplate Contract, unlocking the Hotplate Fry-Up at Volty Butchers.
*Masterpiece Contract, unlocking Masterpieces of Alrest at Aldomar Books.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Complete Bumper Crop Merc Group.jpg|Completed Bumper Crop in the Merc Group
Bunnia

Bunnias are an enemy species in Xenoblade Chronicles and Future Connected. They look very similar to Bunnits and Bunniv and all have white fur. Many Bunnias hold objects with their tail that they use as a weapon. Bunnias can be found exclusively in Satorl Marsh and on the Bionis' Shoulder.
==List of Bunnias==
===Xenoblade Chronicles===
===Future Connected===
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
En020122.png|An .
En020123.png|An .
*Category:Enemy species (XC1)
it:Bunnia
Bunnie

Bunnie () is a fictitious character in the Xenosaga universe. It is sometimes regarded as the mascot of the Xenosaga series itself.
Multiple instances of Bunnie act as NPCs, in particular on the Elsa.
==Appearance and personality==
==Story arc==
==Lore==
* Bunnie's copyright status is currently in dispute. 
==Database==
==Trivia==
* Bunnie appears as the PlayStation 2 file icon of Xenosaga Episode I.
==Gallery==
===Episode I===
===Episode II===
====Screenshots====
GS - Agent Bunnie.png|Agent Bunnie.
====Sprites====
XS2 icon GS Bunnie.png|Bunnie as the icon for the Global Samaritan Campaigns.
===Episode III===
===Xenosaga Freaks===
XSF background character Bunnie.gif|Bunnie.
Category:Characters (XS1)Category:Characters (XS2)Category:Characters (XS3)Category:Characters (XSF)Category:Characters (XS1&2)Category:Characters (XSTA)
Bunnit

Bunnits are an enemy species in Xenoblade Chronicles, Future Connected, Xenoblade Chronicles 2, Torna ~ The Golden Country, Xenoblade Chronicles 3, and Future Redeemed. They look much like hares with a long, prehensile tail that ends in a chubby three-fingered hand. Many Bunnits hold objects with their tail that they use as a weapon.
Bunnivs and Bunnias are relatives of the Bunnit with different colours and styles of fur. They are only seen in Xenoblade Chronicles. In the later games, they are essentially replaced with brown and white Bunnits.
==In Xenoblade Chronicles==
Bunnits in Xenoblade Chronicles are usually seen on grassy fields, such as , Kneecap Hill and the Bionis' Leg. In Future Connected, they can also be found on the Bionis' Shoulder.
===Main game===
===Future Connected===
===Time Attack===
==In Xenoblade Chronicles 2==
Bunnits can be found in Gormott, Mor Ardain, Leftheria, and Tantal.
===Main game===
===Torna ~ The Golden Country===
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
===Xenoblade Chronicles===
File:En020102.png|A Bunnit with a stick.
File:En020103.png|A Bunnit with a piece of Mechon junk.
===Xenoblade Chronicles 2===
====Renders====
XC2 enemy render en010101 we010101,none.png|A grey Bunnit with a stick.
XC2 enemy render en010102.png|A brown Bunnit.
XC2 enemy render en010102 we010101,none.png|A brown Bunnit with a stick.
XC2 enemy render en010102 we010111,none.png|A brown Bunnit with a wrench.
XC2 enemy render en010103.png|A white Bunnit.
XC2 enemy render en010103 we010101,none.png|A white Bunnit with a stick.
====Screenshots====
Clap Bunnit.png|A Clap Bunnit.
Lector Bunnit.png|A Lector Bunnit, wielding a wrench.
Fubbl Bunnit.png|A Fubbl Bunnit, wielding a piece of wood.
Flow Bunnit.png|A Flow Bunnit.
Evoke Bunnit.png|An Evoke Bunnit.
Little Bunnit (XC2).png|A Little Bunnit.
***Category:Enemy species (XC1)Category:Enemy species (XC2)
it:Conix
Bunnit-Stuffed Peppers

Bunnit-Stuffed Peppers is a Meat Pouch Item in Torna ~ The Golden Country. It can be crafted using 's Home cooking skill, while making camp at any campsites. Jin obtains the recipe as a reward for completing the , Doc, the Miasma Slayer. It is crafted using one Bunnit Bunnymeat, one Grimdark Crab, one Everyman Cicada and two Creepy Starpeppers.
==Favorite items==
It is one of 's favorite pouch items.
==In other languages==
Bunniv

Bunnivs are an enemy species in Xenoblade Chronicles. They look very similar to Bunnits and Bunnias, but have thicker fur. Many Bunnivs hold objects with their tail that they use as a weapon. Bunnivs are the cave variant of Bunnits and are exclusively found in Tephra Cave.
===List of enemies===
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
En020112.png|An Iron Bunniv with a piece of Mechon junk.
En020113.png|A Willow Bunniv holding a stick.
En020122.png|A Falsel Bunniv holding a club. (Bunnia model)
En020123.png|A Fascia Bunniv. (Bunnia model)
*Category:Enemy species (XC1)
it:Leprix
Buntline

Buntline is a Gear piloted by Jessie in Xenogears.
==Description==
The Gear was designed to be one that could attack from a distance by crossing into close contact battle situations. It is available for general use and is transformable. In order to make use of its cannon mode and to reduce the chances of killing the human occupant, another Gear must hold it. In high emergency situations the cockpit can become a bullet. For an expert marksman, the cockpit is reinforced in the interior and the explosive part is separated. After the attack the part held in reserve divides itself and the part shot out explodes.
==Analysis==
The Buntline was originally developed by Citan when he was in Solaris. Jessie utilizes the Gear when the party fights Bishop Stone in the Alkanshel. Jessie appears to motivate Billy then has him utilize the Gear to fire at the Alkhanshel's barrier, destroying it. Only after this is it revealed that the Gear fires its cockpit and can kill the pilot. However it is soon revealed that Jessie was able to modify that part and survived the attack. Throughout the rest of the game the Renmazuo can use it to fire the Jessie Cannon.
==Gallery==
Buntline.png|Buntline's model.
Jessie Cannon.png|Jessie Cannon.
Category:Gears
Buoy Can't Swim

Buoy Can't Swim is a in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It can be received from Sulya in in the Upper Level - Right of the Gormott Province, after the party prepares a plan to rescue Nia.
__TOC__
==Quest objectives==
*Gather Buoyweed (3) from Coolley Lake in Gormott.
*Give the gathered Buoyweed to Sulya by Coolley Lake in Gormott.
==Results==
"Thanks to the Buoyweed, Sulya learned to swim in no time at all. He's often seen splashing around with his friends."
==Dialogue==
===Give the gathered Buoyweed to Sulya===
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Buoy Can't Swim Quest Log.jpg|Buoy Can't Swim in the Quest Log
Buoy Can't Swim Complete Quest Log.jpg|Completed Buoy Can't Swim in the Quest Log
Buoy Can't Swim Quest Location.jpg|Location of the quest on the map 
Buoy Can't Swim Objective 1.jpg|Gather Buoyweed
Category:Quests (Gormott)
Buoyweed

Buoyweed is a key item in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. Three of them must be picked during the Buoy Can't Swim, though five of them can be found in total around on the Upper Level - Right of the Gormott Province. It only appears after receiving the quest and any additional Buoyweed left on the field will disappear after completing the quest objective that demands them.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Buoyweed Location 1.jpg|Buoyweed
Buoyweed Location 2.jpg|Buoyweed
Buoyweed Location 3.jpg|Buoyweed
Buoyweed Location 4.jpg|Buoyweed
Buoy Can't Swim Objective 1.jpg|Location of the Buoyweed on the map
Burgeoning Curiosity

Burgeoning Curiosity is a in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It can be found in in the Upper Level - Left of the Gormott Province. Clearing a Wind Mastery and Leaping level 1 check is needed to reach its location.
__TOC__
==Script==
===Heart-to-Heart===
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Burgeoning Curiosity Map Location.jpg|Location of the Heart-to-Heart on the map 
Burgeoning Curiosity Requirements.jpg|The characters required to view the Heart-to-Heart
Burgeoning Curiosity Choice.jpg|The choices during the Heart-to-Heart
Burly Chain

:For the equivalent Driver Skill on other Drivers, see .
Burly Chain is one of 's Driver Skills in Xenoblade Chronicles 2.
The window for cancelling a Driver Art into another Driver Art typically consists of the freeze frames when the last hit of the Art lands. Doing so will build the Special gauge by 1/2 of a level (equivalent to cancelling the second into a Driver Art).
==Overview==
This is Vandham's most useful Driver Skill — it greatly speeds up the rate at which Driver Arts may be used, resulting in more damage and more support with the Driver Combo.
In particular, it drastically increases the rate at which the Special gauge may be increased. Without Burly Chain, the most effective way to increase the Special Gauge is to twice and cancel the second into a Driver Art. With Burly Chain, cancelling a Driver Art into a Driver Art produces the same outcome at a much faster rate, as it bypasses the period of time spent auto-attacking.
This skill becomes much more effective still when used in conjunction with Desserts and other Pouch Items which recharge Driver Arts over time; the two effects in conjunction almost eliminate the need to auto-attack entirely, allowing for near-continuous cancelling of Driver Arts into Driver Arts and s.
Execution of cancelling a Driver Art into another Driver Art is very easy; as Driver Arts cannot interrupt other Driver Arts except during the cancel window, one may simply mash the button for an Art off cooldown, and it will automatically cancel any Driver Art currently being executed. The same is true for cancelling a Driver Art into itself.
As this is a level 1 Driver Skill, Vandham can (and should) acquire it very early on — almost immediately after he joins the party, and likely much sooner than the other party members. It is worth making this the first Driver Skill Vandham gets.
==In other languages==
Burninate

Burninate () is one of 's s in Xenoblade Chronicles. It involves him spewing fire breath in all directions that inflicts .
==Overview==
Burninate has a big range, which is its primary advantage compared to Riki's other debuff arts. Its cooldown is its big issue; 20 seconds of afterburn is kind of bad compared to 70 seconds of remaining recharge. However, it's tied for the best cooldown upgrade of all arts at 8% per level, so with enough investment it can go toe-to-toe with Lurgy for keeping a lot of enemies debuffed for most of the battle.
==Data==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Category:Battle Arts (Riki)
Burning Sword

Burning Sword is 's level 4 .
==Overview==
==Data==
==In Super Smash Bros. Ultimate==
Burning Sword is Pyra's Final Smash in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. Using it summons Rex, who performs a slash in front of Pyra with the Aegis Sword. All opponents he hits are pulled into a cutscene where Rex and Pyra hold the sword together and leap forwards, then perform an upward slash that transitions back into gameplay. This summons a giant pillar of fire that damages their opponents and deals high knockback when it ends.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Burning Sword 1.jpg
Burning Sword 2.jpg
Burning Sword 3.jpg
Burning Sword 4.jpg
Burran Gyanna

Burran Gyanna are Gyanna enemies in Torna ~ The Golden Country. They appear anytime in the Aletta and Dannagh Regions of the Kingdom of Torna. More specifically, they can be found at Ancient Lakebed, Lake Sarleigh, Tirkin Cliff Colony, Wrackham Moor, Ossum Magnum and .
==Data==
==In other languages==
Burrburr

Burrburr is a in Xenoblade Chronicles 3 and Future Redeemed.
==Appearance and personality==
Burrburr is a pink Nopon wearing a red Nopon vest over a white shirt and a fancy crown. She carries a brown satchel, and an Ultimate Hammer on her back.
Burrburr is excitable, and almost exclusively talks by shouting. She loves to make puzzles for explorers.
==In Future Redeemed==
Burrburr can initially be found immediately to the west of the Elevator Landing Camp in Aurora Shelf. After completing Dungeon Mapping, she can be found south of Pioneer's Point.
==Story arc==
===Future Redeemed===
====Dungeon Mapping====
When the party finds Burrburr, she says that she is trying to construct a dungeon for explorers. She requests that the party collect stone from several areas, to identify if it has the right geology for a dungeon. Once this is finished, she says she can construct a dungeon, and offers for the party to try it once it's finished in 100 years. When they say that won't be possible, she hopes that someone else will, and hopes that the party spreads the word for when the time comes.
====Breaking Ground====
Burrburr is seen as one of the people gathered to help repair the Armories in the ending scene of the quest.
==Quests==
Burrburr appears in the following quests:
===Xenoblade Chronicles 3===
* The Thrill of the Hunt!
* Uniting the Seven Nopon
===Future Redeemed===
* Dungeon Mapping
* Breaking Ground
==Lore==
==Dialogue==
==Affinity==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Burrburr (FR).png|Burrburr in Future Redeemed
Category:Nopon (XC3)Category:Nopon (FR)
Category:NPCs (Nopon Caravans)Category:NPCs (Aurora Shelf)
Burst

Burst is a in Xenoblade Chronicles 3 and Future Redeemed, and forms part of an . It blows down the afflicted enemy, causes them to drop s, and quells their status for a duration, as well as beneficially altering their . Burst can only be inflicted upon enemies suffering from . In Future Redeemed, Daze is removed and Burst follows on from instead. Bursting an enemy ends the current Art Combo on that enemy.
When removed via Burst, the enemy's rage status remains deactivated for 60 seconds in Xenoblade Chronicles 3, and for 45 seconds in Future Redeemed. The sole exception to these rules is Fogdweller Abaasy, whose rage remains quelled for only 30 seconds. This effect can be extended with certain Accessories such as the Star Anklets.
The Aggro-related effect of Burst consists of reducing the target's current Aggro towards s and Healers by 25%, while increasing that towards s by 25%.
==List of ways to inflict Burst==
===Party members===
===Enemies===
==Strategy==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Burst enemy (static).jpg|An enemy is burst
Burst enemy (dynamic).gif|An enemy is burst (animated)
Category:Status effects (XC3)Category:Status effects (FR)
Burst End

Burst End (, Burst End) is one of 's burst s in Xenoblade Chronicles and Future Connected. It is an explosion of ether that reduces both the physical and ether defences of all enemies in range. As a burst art, it cannot be used unless Melia's Elemental Burst is active.
==Overview==
Burst End's defensive drop affects both physical and defence, but it's 2.5x stronger for ether, so while it helps both sides it benefits ether attackers (like Melia) significantly more. It can probably only be used once per burst aura unless Melia intentionally withholds her main source of damage (or is very lucky), so using it should be the time for the team to dump into the enemy before it wears off. However, its range is so large it can easily catch enemies that were previously not engaged in battle, so Melia has to be careful about her surroundings.
==Data==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Category:Battle Arts (Melia)
Busted Skell Weapon (disambiguation)

Busted Skell Weapon refers to multiple Skell weapons in Xenoblade Chronicles X, dropped if the intended weapon is dropped by an Arms Manufacturer that hasn't been unlocked yet, or if their AM level is too low. There are many different variations of the Busted Skell Weapon, each of which provides a different Skell Art:
*Busted Skell Weapon (Sidearm)
*Busted Skell Weapon (Back)
*Busted Skell Weapon (Shoulder)
*Busted Skell Weapon (Arm)
*Busted Skell Weapon (Spare)
Butterfly Step (XC1)

Butterfly Step (, Butterfly Step) is 's in Xenoblade Chronicles. It is a four-hit combo that deals a large amount of .
==Overview==
Butterfly Step is very simple: it kills things dead. It has no effects aside from an absurd amount of damage, only tempered by Fiora not having an impressive strength stat. Accordingly, the party needs to make sure that they can handle the correspondingly huge amount of generated, if the target does not die.
==Data==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Butterfly Step (XC1).gif|Fiora using Butterfly Step
Category:Battle Arts (Fiora)