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Subconscious Domain (Summer)

Subconscious Domain (Summer) is an area in Xenosaga Episode II - Jenseits von Gut und Böse. It is the summer portion of the Subconscious Domain.
==Story==
In the post-game, the party can return here via, the EVS to activate the Forbidden Device that leads to the Factory as part of the Dark Erde Kaiser side quest.
==Enemies==
===Normal enemies===
* Expression
* 
* Information Type
* Necessity
* Vacillation
===Bosses===
* Level 4
==Treasures==
* Antidote H x2
* Antidote L x2
* x3
* Boost Max x2
* 
* x3
* x2
* Med Kit M
* 
* Rejuvenator M
* Revive S x2
* Secret Key 5
* x10
* Skill Upgrade B x5
* Skill Upgrade C x3
==Gallery==
Category:Areas (XS2)
Subconscious Domain (Summer) (music)

is a track in Xenosaga Episode II. It has not been released on any soundtrack or sound selection and not much is known about this track. Dive Preparation samples this track.
It plays as the area music in the summer version of the beach area during the dive into MOMO's subconscious domain.
Category:Music (XS2)Category:Songs composed by Shinji Hosoe
Subconscious Domain (Winter)

Subconscious Domain (Winter) is an area in Xenosaga Episode II - Jenseits von Gut und Böse. It is the Winter portion of the Subconscious Domain.
==Story==
==Enemies==
===Normal enemies===
* Catharsis
* Creation Type
* Glare
* 
* Piercing Scream
===Bosses===
* 
==Treasures==
* Antidote H x2
* Antidote L x2
* x3
* Boost Max x2
* 
* x3
* x2
* Med Kit M
* 
* Rejuvenator M
* Revive S x2
* Secret Key 5
* x10
* Skill Upgrade B x5
* Skill Upgrade C x3
==Gallery==
Category:Areas (XS2)
Submerged City

Submerged City is an area in Xenosaga Episode II - Jenseits von Gut und Böse. It is Old Miltia in the present day.
==Story==
The Submerged City are the ruined remains of Old Miltia. After Albedo accesses the Y-Data and uses it to open the path to Old Miltia, various parties including the Immigrant Fleet, Federation Fleet and Miltian Government make attempts to make it down to Old Miltia. The Immigrant Fleet arrives there first, but the party arrives shortly afterwards on the Elsa. The party travels through the ruins in their E.S.s and eventually comes across a crashed Ormus ship, needing to fight off Vanderkam and his Naglfar Cannons. After this the party travels further, eventually finding a path into Labyrinthos.
==Enemies==
===Normal enemies===
* Auto Intercept Pod
* Kfuga Valy
* 
* 
* O-88 Delphinus
===Bosses===
* Naglfar Cannons
==Treasures==
* Decoder 9
* G Blind Guard
* G Poison Guard
* G ST Double
* G Weak Guard
* Nano Repair A x3
* Nano Repair Z x2
* Nano Sphere x2
* Quick Charge
* Secret Key 18
* Secret Key 28
==Database==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Category:Areas (XS2)
Submerged City (XS1&2)

The Submerged City () is an area in Xenosaga I & II. It is visited at the start of . 
==Enemies==
===Normal enemies===
* 
* 
* 
* 
* 
* Rubble
===Bosses===
* 
* 
==Shops==
==Gallery==
*Category:Areas (XS1&2)
Suelo Orluga (disambiguation)

Suelo Orluga may refer to:
* Suelo Orluga (Makna Forest) - the normal Makna Forest enemy
* Suelo Orluga (Bionis' Shoulder) (normal) - the Bionis' Shoulder enemy in Future Connected
* Suelo Orluga (Fogbeast) - the Bionis' Shoulder Fogbeast in Future Connected
Sufal (Soylent System)

Sufal is an enemy fought during the Sufal Mass boss battle in Xenogears.
==Description==
4 Sufals accompany the Sufal Mass during the battle. If the player kills all of the Sufals, the Sufal Mass will be able to perform a more powerful attack. The Sufal Mass is also able to kill the Sufals on its own.
==Statistics==
==Gallery==
Sufal Lineart.png|Sufal Lineart
Category:Enemies (Soylent System)
Sufal Mass

Sufal Mass is a boss from Xenogears. It is fought in the Soylent System.
==Description==
Sufal Mass is fought along with 4 s. If the player kills all 4 Sufals, the Sufal Mass will unleash a more powerful attack. The Sufal Mass can also kill the Sufals itself during the battle. Elemental attacks will heal it.
==Statistics==
==Gallery==
Category:Bosses (Soylent System)
Suffocating Reverberation

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Suffocating Reverberation is Disc 2, Track 7 on the Xenoblade Chronicles 3 Original Soundtrack and Disc 13, Track 7 on the Xenoblade Chronicles Original Soundtrack Trinity Box.
The track uses melodies from : Moebius 1 at 0:07, Moebius 2 at 0:50, and Moebius 3 at 1:42.
It plays in the following cutscenes:
===Xenoblade Chronicles 3===
====Main story====
* Guernica interrupts Noah and Mio's fight in .
* Valdi decides to go against Q and destroy the Incomplete Siege-Lev during The Kind Right Hand.
* Eunie finds her past incarnation's husk in .
* The party resolves to destroy the Annihilator in .
* The party looks over where D and J fell after the destruction of the Annihilator in Chapter 4.
* Monica tells the party about the mass execution scheduled for the eclipse in .
* Sena tells Shania about how she's looked up to Mio in Chapter 5. (The track pauses during Sena's flashback in this cutscene, and resumes when the flashback ends.)
* Ghondor and Shania rag one another in the Li Garte Prison Camp before the planned breakout in Chapter 5.
* The party is thrown in jail in Agnus Castle after the unsuccessful breakout in Chapter 5.
* Z shows Noah's preincarnation the memories of his past lives, convincing him to become N, in .
* Nia reveals that Melia is being held captive in Origin in .
* Crys convinces V to let him send off a soldier whose 10 terms are up instead of having him killed, leading to the first Homecoming, in a flashback at the start of Side Story: Noah.
* The party confronts Crys and the Queen of Keves in the same quest.
====Sidequests====
* Lanz gets off on the wrong foot with accompanying Lost Numbers in Side Story: Lanz.
* Eunie tells the others about finding her past incarnation's husk during Side Story: Eunie. (piano only version)
* The party learns of the destruction of Colony 5 during Side Story: Eunie.
* Ayase, Hildemarie, and Mikaela confront Fiona and Tallow at the start of A Farewell Reset.
* Teach tells the party of the tragedy that unfolded at Rottswoe Battlescar in the past during Shadow of Enmity.
* U manipulates the party into helping her build a bonfire to attract monsters in Colony Tau during Survivors.
===Future Redeemed===
* Nagae's team is surrounded by Alpha's Fogbeasts in Chapter 1.
* Matthew considers the freed soldiers farming in in Chapter 3.
* Alpha speaks to Na'el before the City is attacked in a flashback, followed by Z sending N to confront Alpha, at the start of Chapter 4.
==Album notes==
Category:Music (XC3)Category:Music (FR)Category:Songs composed by Yasunori Mitsuda
Suid

Suids are enemies in Xenoblade Chronicles X under the Theroid classification. These pig-like enemies are native to Mira, but the Prone have learned how to raise and lead them for their own purposes.
Suids and Ovis are very similar species.
==Description==
Roamers of Miran grasslands, the males of this omnivorous species are ill-tempered and quick to charge at anything that draws near. Sows are comparatively docile, though they often become equally volatile when rearing young.
Male suids compete for their mates by means of a headbutting contest that makes use of their cranial bumps. A crushed bump signals defeat and requires a full year to regenerate—just in time for the next breeding season. Female bumps, on the other hand, exist to store nutrients, and one can see a gradual decrease in bump size over the course of infant rearing.
== In combat ==
Suid attacks are all physical, with Viscid Acid inflicting Physical Res Down and Charging Attack doing the brunt of damage and (as it has a power of 500).
Male suids enrage at 50% health and femina suids enrage at 20% health. When enraged, male suids' melee attack, ranged attack, and potential increase; female suids' evasion, melee accuracy, and ranged accuracy increase. Armored suids will enrage if the horn appendage is broken.
Suids have little resistance to most debuffs other than .
== Variations ==
There are five variants of suid, (two colors and two genders, with the armored suid based on the purple male suid):
* Native suids appear throughout the three southern regions of Mira. They drop Muscled Suid Bulges from the head appendage.
** Purple suids are largely purple in color. They primarily live in Primordia and Oblivia. Male suids have a paler color than the femina suids, which have a large head of hair that extends over the back.
** White suids are lighter in color. They primarily live in Noctilum. Male suids have a lighter green tint than the hairless femina suids.
* Armored suids appear only in Ganglion bases, having been raised by Prone. They drop Tough Humpsteaks from the head appendage.
In general, all Suids drop these items:
* Marbled Suid Fillet from the main body.
* Suid Fillet from the main body.
* Appetizing Suid Tail from the posterior (tail).
* from the main body.
* from the main body.
== Enemy List ==
== In other languages ==
*Category:Theroids
Sullied Temple of Abitalia

Sullied Temple of Abitalia is a in Future Redeemed.
==Enemies==
==NPCs==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Sullied Temple of Abitalia (night) 1.jpg|Sullied Temple of Abitalia at night
Sullied Temple of Abitalia 2.jpg|Sullied Temple of Abitalia
Sullied Temple of Abitalia (night) 2.jpg|Sullied Temple of Abitalia at night
Category:Locations (Aurora Shelf)
Sulya

Sulya is an in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. He can be found during the evening in Saets Chief's Residence in Torigoth, Gormott Province. He can also be found during the day on the western shore of before completing "Buoy Can't Swim". After completing the quest, he can be found playing with his friends in the lake.
==Quests==
*Involved in the main story quest The Race to Find Nia.
*Buoy Can't Swim
==Lore==
*Due to his inability to swim, he couldn't play with the other children in the lake.
*After the party found him some Buoyweed, he was able to befriend the other children who are now helping him learn to swim.
*At some point, hunting for Salvage Point locations became a trend for him and his friends.
==Dialogue==
===Chapter 2===
===During Buoy Can't Swim===
===Buoy Can't Swim completed===
===Chapter 4===
===Chapter 7===
===Chapter 10===
==In other languages==
Category:Gormotti Category:NPCs (Gormott)
Summer

Summer is a in Xenoblade Chronicles 3. She was a soldier from Colony Mu before her death and was part of the Battle Squad alongside Ayase, Mikaela, Irma and . She is never met alive during the game.
==Appearance and personality==
Summer was a young girl with brown skin, black hair and golden eyes. In battle, she wore an Agnian armour with a horned helmet.
She believed people had to learn to stand against the unexpected, for fear and uncertainty make enemies more dangerous.
==Story arc==
Summer dies defending Colony Mu against a Kevesi raid during Transparent Dreams. Her Husk is sent off by Noah and Mio.
==Trivia==
* As for all dead NPCs, Summer's age isn't displayed in game, despite existing in the game's code.
==In other languages==
Category:Agnians
Category:NPCs (Colony Mu)
Summer Concert

Summer Concert is a Merc Mission in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It is received automatically after Ursula has gained at least 2000 fans during her Blade Quest Bearing Her Soul. The mission requires 30 minutes to be completed, down to 7 minutes by dispatching s with enough levels of the suggested s.
==Rewards==
*Upon completion of the mission, two Vocals Stamps, two Looks Stamps and two Soul Stamps are awarded and Ursula gains 12 fans.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Complete Summer Concert Merc Group.jpg|Completed Summer Concert in the Merc Group
Summon (XC2)

Certain enemies in Xenoblade Chronicles 2 and Torna ~ The Golden Country can summon additional enemies during battle. Unlike regular reinforcement effects, which will pull nearby existing enemies into battle, summoning will make enemies appear out of thin air. Some enemies can only be fought this way.
==Mechanics==
While in battle, enemies may choose to use an Art that summons enemies. Summon Arts may have different behaviors:
*Some summon Arts will always summon a set number of enemies, such as the Wormeater Brog's Sumo Press being guaranteed to summon a .
*Some summon Arts will instead have a certain chance to summon an enemy and will attempt to summon one a certain amount of times, resulting in a variable number of enemies being summoned between each instances the Art is used. A may summon its maximum number of s, three, one time, and none the next time it uses the Art.
*Some summon Arts are able to summon multiple species of enemies: the Gorian Buloofo can summon s, s or Anagra Riik. In this case, the distribution of species is random, meaning, provided it summons three enemies, it could summon all three kinds in one Beast Howl.
*Some enemies can have multiple versions of their summon Art, allowing them more flexibility on what enemies they summon. Some can also combine multiple of these versions, such as Mk. VI Margot randomly summoning up to two enemies with its first Transfer Gate then always summoning four s with its second version of the Art.
As summons are considered a kind of reinforcement, they can be sealed using a Dark Blade Combo finisher. While reinforcements are sealed, any attempt by the enemy to summon will fail. Sealing summons this way can thwart some enemies' entire strategies, such as Venal Montgomery using Predation on the enemy it summoned to recover health or using her summons to lock parts of the . This is not applicable to enemies in Torna ~ The Golden Country due to seals being removed.
==List of summoned enemies==
==Gallery==
Skeeter Nest (XC2) Emergence.jpg|A Skeeter Nest summons enemies with Emergence
Margot Sovereign Transfer Gate.jpg|A Margot Sovereign summons a Phoebus Sovereign with Transfer Gate
Category:Enemies (XC2)Category:Enemies (TTGC)
Summon Aqua

Summon Aqua (, Summon Aqua) is one of 's summoning s in Xenoblade Chronicles and Future Connected. It summons a water elemental that bestows regeneration and can be discharged for some personal .
==Overview==
Aquas are not really going to save the team from needing healing elsewhere, but they're a good way to reduce pressure on other healers. It also has a low cooldown, so it's pretty safe to discharge for the burst of personal healing and quickly summon another.
==Data==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Category:Battle Arts (Melia)
Summon Bolt

Summon Bolt (, Summon Bolt) is one of 's summoning s in Xenoblade Chronicles and Future Connected. It summons an electric elemental that raises and can be discharged for high .
==Overview==
Bolts are Melia's standby, with a fast cooldown, high damage, and effect that benefits her very well. With physical teammates, she can keep them to herself for offensive purposes; with ether teammates, she can keep one around to boost them while juggling a second for her own use.
==Data==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Category:Battle Arts (Melia)
Summon Copy

Summon Copy (, Summoning Copy) is one of 's summoning s in Xenoblade Chronicles and Future Connected. It summons another of the most recently-summoned elemental.
==Overview==
Summon Copy allows Melia to get two of one elemental without having to wait for the elemental's summoning cooldown. This alone allows for strategies of setting up two of something to begin battle, often so one can be kept and the second can be fired. It's most efficient for the defensive elements of earth and ice, as they have the longest cooldowns, but under no conditions can it be "wasted".
Of note is that Summon Copy uses its own animation and hit frame (rather than the original elemental's) that hits frame 1, meaning the new elemental appears the instant the art begins. This means the passive effect of both elementals will be active very quickly, even though Melia gains no overall speed benefit because the total animation length is similar.
==Data==
===Additional data===
Summon Copy can be used across multiple battles, summoning whatever was last summoned no matter how long ago it was. It cannot be used if Melia:
* Has not summoned something since the last time an area was loaded
* Has unequipped the elemental that would be summoned
* Is exchanged for another party member and comes back in
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Category:Battle Arts (Melia)
Summon Earth

Summon Earth (, Summon Earth) is one of 's summoning s in Xenoblade Chronicles. It summons an earth elemental that raises physical defence and can be discharged for strong .
==Overview==
Earth has the longest cooldown by far of all the elementals, and for good reason. Not only does it reduce damage taken from physical attacks (which, due to s being almost exclusively physical, are more common than attacks), but when discharged it deals insane damage if the poison is allowed to run its entire duration. Summon Copy will be a massive help for working around the long cooldown.
==Data==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Category:Battle Arts (Melia)
Summon Element (disambiguation)

Summon Element may refer to:
* One of several s in Xenoblade Chronicles:
** Summon Aqua
** Summon Bolt
** Summon Copy
** Summon Earth
** Summon Flare
** Summon Ice
** Summon Wind
* Summon Element (hero) - the in Xenoblade Chronicles 3 used by its hero
* Summon Element (inherited) - the Battle Art in Xenoblade Chronicles 3 used by the main party
Summon Flare

Summon Flare (, Summon Flare) is one of 's summoning s in Xenoblade Chronicles and Future Connected. It summons a fire elemental that raises and can be discharged for good .
==Overview==
Flares are useful to keep around for boosting physical teammates' attack power. Melia herself has very little need for them, so if the team is -based, she might as well shoot it immediately for the damage and afterburn.
==Data==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Category:Battle Arts (Melia)
Summon Ice

Summon Ice (, Summon Ice) is one of 's summoning s in Xenoblade Chronicles and Future Connected. It summons an ice elemental that raises ether defence and can be discharged for decent chill .
==Overview==
Ice has a pretty slow cooldown (but only half that of earth), but since ether attacks cannot be dodged and thus will strike harder on average, this is a fair tradeoff. Summon Copy will be a good help for working around the cooldown if desired, though the cooldown upgrades rather quickly, so this is less of a concern later on.
==Data==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Category:Battle Arts (Melia)
Summon Wind

Summon Wind (, Summon Wind) is one of 's summoning s in Xenoblade Chronicles and Future Connected. It summons a wind elemental that raises and can be discharged for good .
==Overview==
Anything that raises agility is very good, and wind elementals are no exception. The damage isn't bad either, and the cooldown is average, so it's no problem to shoot them and quickly get one back.
==Data==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Category:Battle Arts (Melia)
Sumomo (XC3)

Sumomo is a in Xenoblade Chronicles 3. She is part of the Xenoblade Chronicles 3 Expansion Pass vol.2 with Ino, Cheerio, Sunny and Totoma. She is a Nopon merchant affiliated to the Nopon Caravans who can be found at the Namba Mound Camp after completing Ino's Hero Quest.
==Appearance and personality==
Sumomo is a pink Nopon with a hair bun tied with a pink bow. She wears a blue and black Nopon vest over a white shirt.
==Story arc==
==Quests==
Sumomo appears in the following quests:
* Champion of the Nopon
* The Hope of Noponkind
==Lore==
==Dialogue==
==Affinity==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Category:Nopon (XC3)
Category:NPCs (Nopon Caravans)
Sumpkin Griddle Cakes

Sumpkin Griddle Cakes are a Staple Food Pouch Item in Torna ~ The Golden Country. They can be crafted using Aegaeon's Refined cuisine skill, while making camp at any campsites. Aegaeon obtains the recipe as a reward for completing the , Proof of Love. They are crafted using three s, two Weeping Flours and two s.
==In other languages==
Sun-Dappled Glade

Sun-Dappled Glade is Disc 3, Track 7 on the Xenoblade Chronicles 3 Original Soundtrack and Disc 14, Track 7 on the Xenoblade Chronicles Original Soundtrack Trinity Box. 
It uses a modification of a motif from Off-Seer - Noah's A section at 0:34.
It plays in the following instances:
* The flashback cutscene where Riku presents Lucky Seven to Noah in .
* After the cooking contest at the end of the , Happiness.
* When Masha and the Armory Pilot discuss at the start of Lapidarist Extraordinaire.
==Album notes==
Category:Music (XC3)Category:Songs composed by Yasunori MitsudaCategory:Songs composed by Mariam Abounnasr
Sunburst

Sunburst is a Skell Art in Xenoblade Chronicles X, attached to the series of shoulder-mounted Skell weapons from Six Stars. 
==Overview==
The Skell shoots a burning fireball at the enemy and inflicts .
==Weapons==
* SSM-XR130LA L-Cannon
* SSM-XR140LA L-Cannon
* SSM-XR150LA L-Cannon
* SSM-XR160LA L-Cannon
==Data==
==In other languages==
Sunburst Agony

Sunburst Agony is a Skell Art in Xenoblade Chronicles X, attached to the OROCHI series of back-mounted Skell weapons.
This Art comes from a weapon that can only be gotten from the Squad Mission The Warlord's Challenge or the Time Attack mission The Wrothian Samurai.
==Overview==
The Skell fires a powerful sun-shaped ball of light at the enemy, burning them and inflicting .
==Weapons==
* SSM-XR5340LA OROCHI
==Data==
==In other languages==
Sundel

Sundel is a boss in Xenogears. It is fought in .
==Description==
Sundel will target one specific Gear at the start of the battle and change its target at various points during the battle. Every time it is attacked, it will hit the targeted Gear with a counterattack. If the targeted Gear directly attacks it, it will launch a counterattack on the entire party. Sundel also has the ability to heal itself.
Sundel is one of the four pillars of Deus. By defeating it, Deus' ability to use healing is sealed and its HP is lowered.
==Statistics==
==Gallery==
Sundel Line Art.jpg|Sundel Line Art
Sundel Boss (in-game).jpg|Sundel in-game
Category:Bosses (Deus)
Sunflower Rogue (TTGC)

Sunflower Rogue is a flower in Torna ~ The Golden Country.
==Sources==
==Uses==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Bolstering Sales Sunflower Rogue Collection.jpg|Collection point for collecting Sunflower Rogue
Bolstering Sales Sunflower Rogue Map Location.jpg|Location of the collection point on the map
Sunken Boosters

Sunken Boosters is a in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It is a DLC quest introduced in version 1.5.1 as part of the DLC Quest List - Distribution 4 DLC. It can be received from Borella in Gwendle Repair Dock in Fonsa Myma, Kingdom of Uraya. After the quest is completed, Seesaw will be able to craft Booster Cylinders with the provided materials, which can be used at the Salvage Point in Lascham Island to salvage for boosters.
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==Quest objectives==
*Speak to Seesaw in Torika Alley in Uraya.
*Get a Booster Cylinder made by Seesaw. He's in Torika Alley in Uraya.
**The Silver Cylinder can be bought in any Salvager's , the Zigzag Shaft can be salvaged in Argentum and the can be salvaged in Gormott.
==Results==
"Thanks to Seesaw's hard work, the Booster Cylinder is complete! Use it to salvage on Lascham Island, Gormott. (DLC Quest)"
==Dialogue==
===Speak to Seesaw===
===Get a Booster Cylinder made===
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Sunken Boosters Quest Log.jpg|Sunken Boosters in the Quest Log
Sunken Boosters Complete Quest Log.jpg|Completed Sunken Boosters in the Quest Log
Sunken Boosters Quest Location.jpg|Location of the quest on the map
Sunken Boosters Objective 1.jpg|Speak to Seesaw
Salvage Deck Salvage Point.jpg|Salvage point to salvage the Zigzag Shaft
Salvage Deck Salvage Point Map Location.jpg|Location of the salvage point on the map
Saets Chief's Residence Salvage Point.jpg|Salvage point to salvage Locust Springs
Saets Chief's Residence Salvage Point Map Location.jpg|Location of the salvage point on the map
Category:Quests (Uraya)