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Visigel

Visigels are an enemy species in Xenoblade Chronicles X under the Piscinoid classification. These parasites resemble jellyfish that float through the air.
While their bodies and habits are similar to those of unafulges, visigels float with dangling legs facing downwards while unafulges have no legs and float like balloons.
==Description==
Parasitic organisms with anatomical structures akin to jellyfish, visigels are known for their peculiar process of self-replication. Their spore-like eggs are either rubbed directly onto a host, or else scattered to the winds after the adult self-destructs. Once an egg hatches inside a host, the newborn visigel will slowly devour it from the inside out. After reaching the outside world, it then inflates its balloon- like body and soars away.
Though parthenogenesis is the visigel's primary mode of reproduction, there are rare cases in which two visigels meet within a host, allowing sexual reproduction to occur. In order to prioritize the survival of their genetically richer offspring, the parents then exit the host's body and perish.
===Extra details===
According to the mission Ovah and Out, visigels and Orpheans share the capacity for an Ovah, which came to the bio visigels when one of them ate an Orphean. Because of this, some visigels are able to divide through fission and continue living after being destroyed. Han'barac developed a weapon called the Savage Ziyse that can halt Ovah activity in visigels, in order to prevent them from becoming a threat to Mira.
== In combat ==
Visigels typically are not very powerful. However, they do come in large groups and can spin to tackle enemies and emit waves of ether to do damage from afar.
If their head is still intact, visigels can unleash a powerful Self-Destruct to deal heavy melee damage to everyone around them.
== Variations ==
Visigels appear in two types: 
* Dark visigels appear throughout Cauldros in lava environments, as well as the Noctilucent Sphere Interior in Sylvalum. They drop the Visigel Poison Orb from the main body.
* Light visigels appear throughout Sylvalum near bodies of water. They drop the Visigel Waterfall Orb from the main body.
In general, all Visigels drop these items:
* Brilliant Visigel Liquid from the head.
* from the main body.
* Opaque Membrane from the main body.
== Enemy List ==
==In other languages==
*Category:Piscinoids
Vision Mode (Fiora)

Vision Mode is the first skill in 's Rashness skill branch (and thus limited to ). It adds 20% to the damage of the art she uses when warned of a vision.
==Overview==
This section would normally talk about how hard it is to even get visions in and Tephra Cave in NG+, and that choosing to warn Fiora is pretty meh. But visions are not unlocked any earlier in NG+, so Fiora leaves the party before the skill can ever trigger. Oops.
Oddly, this version of the skill is slightly weaker than its same-name counterpart, being worth only 20% extra damage rather than 25%.
==In other languages==
Vision Mode (Mecha-Fiora)

Vision Mode is the first skill in 's Rashness skill branch. It adds 25% to the damage of the art she uses when warned of a vision.
==Overview==
Being warned means a free talent art, which is probably the simplest and best use of this skill. But it's never exactly a "waste" to use whatever's better for the situation, such as Final Cross, as long at it deals damage.
==In other languages==
Visions of the Future

Visions of the Future (originally unofficially referred to as Vision Reacts) is Disc 4, Track 3 on the Xenoblade Original Soundtrack. It plays during battles when the outcome of a vision has changed. The music does generally not change back.
==Visions of the Future (Definitive Edition ver.)==
Visions of the Future (Definitive Edition ver.) is a track in Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition. It is Disc 2, Track 4 on the Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition Original Soundtrack and the Xenoblade Chronicles Original Soundtrack Trinity Box.
It is a rerecording of the original with altered balance, mixing, and orchestration. The guitar solo at 0:57 is also different from that of the original.
It plays in the same situations as the original.
==References==
Category:Music (XC1)Category:Songs composed by ACE+
Vita

The Vita is a powerful Skell in Xenoblade Chronicles X which serves as a boss during .
It is meant to be the divine vessel of the Great One, but during the events on Mira it is piloted by only Luxaar.
It is said during that not just anyone could pilot the Vita, as their bodies would not be able to withstand it.
==Description==
The ultimate Skell, created with technology unknown to both human and Ganglion.
Its body is composed of dark matter, which the craft absorbs from its surroundings. Any surplus dark matter can be transformed into deadly missiles or autonomous support craft capable of aiding the Vita's assaults.
These abilities vary, however, depending on the skill of the pilot. Luxaar, for example, can only use the Vita at 30% capacity. This pales in comparison to the craft's true master, a mysterious figure known only as "the Great One."
==Appearance==
The Vita is a large Skell, being around twice as tall as those used by the player, consisting of a purple main body made out of dark matter and a metallic-looking armor.
In its normal form, most of the Vita's body is covered with armor, making it wider and bulkier. Additionally, parts of its armor can temporarily change form to create a weapon.
During its second form, its entire armor is stored away on its back, revealing its actual body.
==Story==
== In combat ==
The Vita has a wide arsenal of powerful attacks to wreak havoc to the player.
Its signature weapon is a purple glowing sword called DARKGOD. That sword was able to damage the trion barrier of the Lifehold Core while all the other Ganglion attacks were ineffective against it. The arts using that sword are called Astroblade and Lethal Plane.
In its first form it uses a variety of physical, thermal, gravity and ether attacks.
For the second form, however, the Vita largely relies on ether attacks, many of them originating from its hands. The only exception is a physical kick attack. Additionally, it can summon support called Satellis for assistance.
==Enemy List==
==Trivia==
* The Vita's sword, DARKGOD, is an obtainable Skell weapon (SRM-XR3150 DARKGOD). It is a potential reward by completing the Time Attack Mission Dark Matter Phantom.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
The_Vita.png|The party faces the Vita.
Vitas_second_form.png|The Vita's second form.
Vita_holding_its_sword.png|The Vita holding its sword.
Vita_preparing_to_attack.png|The Vita preparing to attack the trion barrier.
Category:Lore (XCX)
*Category:Mechanoids
Vita (part 1)

The Vita is a boss in Xenoblade Chronicles X. It is fought during .
This phase of the boss fight ends once the Vita is down to half health. After a cutscene, the fight will continue to Vita (part 2).
==Stats==
==Dialogue==
===Battle start===
* Cancerous riches! With this Vita, I shall purge you from the cosmos!
===Using Arts===
Art 	Lines
Astroblade 	
* This is what you call... Power!
* You loathsome, impudent worms! Power!
* Fools! Power!
Combat Aura 	
* This will be a fitting end to your pathetic race!
Crushing PunchRush	
* I will bury you!
Finger Laser 	
* How dare you defile the Vita?
Terminal Meteor 	
* Vita, hear my call! Destroy them!
* Every... last... one of them!
Terminal Break 	
* Vita, answer my plea! Crush them!
===Low HP===
====75% HP====
* How dare you disturb this vessel of the great one?
====50% HP====
* How...? How can you be descended from them?
===Player wins===
* You loathsome, impudent worms!Since the fight ends upon being reduced to 50% HP, this line can only be heard if the Vita is brought from over 50% to 0% in a single hit.
===Player under 15% HP===
* This is merely a taste of the Vita's potential!
===Player loses===
* Your judgment is complete! [sadistic laugh]
===Notes===
==In other languages==
Vita (part 2)

The Vita (part 2) is the second phase of the finale of Xenoblade Chronicles X. It is fought during .
This phase starts once the first phase, Vita (part 1), is down to half health. The Vita flies during this phase, so it may be a tough fight if any player Skells were destroyed earlier.
In this phase of the fight, Luxaar summons spheres known as Satellises:
* Enhancer Satellis
* Link Satellis
* Pursuit Satellis Alpha
* Pursuit Satellis Beta
* Pursuit Satellis Gamma
* Shield Satellis
* Strike Satellis
When the Vita is down to 1/8 health, it will be made via an ether barrier until the Shield Satellis is destroyed.
==Stats==
==Dialogue==
===Battle start===
* I will escape these confines! Forgive me, Great One, for using your vessel!
===Using Arts===
Art 	Lines
Lethal Plane 	
* This power... magnificent!
Cataclysm Kick 	
* Now die!
Satellis Laser 	
* Be gone, you blights!
Multi Cannon 	
* Vita, expunge this cancer!
Palm Laser 	
* Any who would perpetrate the myth must be destroyed!
Energy Drain 	
* Let me hear your screams of agony!
Ether Shot 	
* Got you, you filthy cur!
Generate Satellis	
* Fear is your only inheritance, pain your only birthright!
===Shield Satellis destroyed===
* His will works through me. I shall prove I am worthy of this Vita!
===Low HP===
====30% HP====
* [laughs] Yes, gloat you barbarians while you still can!
====10% HP====
* How? You are the ones destined to die out. Not us... you!
===Player wins===
* [screams painfully] It can't be true!
===Player under 15% HP===
* Your weapons are playthings compared to the power of the Vita!
===Player loses===
* The threat has been purged and legend fades into myth!
==Trivia==
* The invincibility phase can be fully skipped if the player is fast enough to deplete the Vita's health from 1/8 health to 0 (in around 1-3 arts).
==In other languages==
Vital Force (Fiora)

Vital Force is the third skill in 's Rashness skill branch (and thus limited to ). It gives her a 2% chance of getting full talent gauge every time she deals damage.
==Overview==
This is a good skill that is best exploited by maximizing the number of hits Fiora does. The thing is, she doesn't really have the arts to do this, and neither Shulk nor Reyn really need much help in getting talent gauge. It works but it's not too impressive.
==In other languages==
Vital Force (Mecha-Fiora)

Vital Force is the third skill in 's Rashness skill branch. It gives her a 2% chance of getting full talent gauge every time she deals damage.
==Overview==
This is a good skill that is best exploited by maximizing the number of hits Fiora does. As a link, it can be used by Dunban and Melia to great effect, works alright on Riki, isn't needed for Shulk and Reyn, and is uhhhhh memes on Sharla - but it's so tremendously expensive that it's hard to fit it in anywhere.
This skill is bugged in the Definitive Editon; triggering on a normal auto-attack will only fill about 40% of the talent gauage, while a talent art can fill it more like 50%. More research is needed.
==In other languages==
Vitriol Cesspool

Vitriol Cesspool is an in Xenoblade Chronicles X located in Noctilum. It is located on the southwestern part of the northern half, north of FN Site 209. The cave entrance is marked by poisonous water flowing outside. This liquid as well as the liquid inside the cave is harmful to the touch unless equipped with Terrain Damage Reducer augments.
Many purgovents float above the poisonous liquid, which does a base 75 damage per second. It can be difficult to fight them from the ground, so using commands for teammates to assemble on the islands can help when it comes to facing them. Additionally, it's often recommended to stay away from large lumps on the ground since hostile Ghillie Falsaxum hide in the area past the pool.
A hidden passage in the southern section of the cave through the harmful water contains a secret area where the plants all glow pink. This area contains a hidden Tyrant named Muruse, the Opulent, and a further area contains an even more dangerous Tyrant named Lugalbanda, the Wanderer-King after is completed.
==Enemies==
* Ghillie Falsaxum
* Logi Blatta
* Magus Blatta
* Stray Ovis
* Tidal Purgovent
===Tyrants===
* Froste, the Courteous
* Lugalbanda, the Wanderer-King (after completing )
** Stray Ovis (summon)
* Muruse, the Opulent
==Map==
==Trivia==
* In old English, the caustic chemical known as sulfuric/sulphuric acid was known as "oil of vitriol".
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Vive II Prototype

Vive II Prototype is an enemy in Xenosaga Episode II - Jenseits von Gut und Böse. An alternate version of this enemy called Vive II Revised can be encountered in Labyrinthos.
==Enemy data==
==Gallery==
Vive II Prototype(2).png|Vive II Prototype alongside Calx II Prototype
Category:Enemies (Ormus Stronghold)Category:Biologicals (XS2)
Vive II Revised

Vive Revised II is an enemy in Xenosaga Episode II - Jenseits von Gut und Böse. An alternate version of this enemy called Vive II Prototype can be encountered in the Ormus Stronghold.
==Enemy data==
==Gallery==
Vive II Prototype(2).png|Vive II Revised alongside two P.S.S. enemies
Category:Enemies (Labyrinthos) (XS2)Category:Biologicals (XS2)
Viviline

Viviline is an in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. She can be found anytime in Poldis Circle in Goetuis Port, Indoline Praetorium. She is the Indoline shopkeeper of Jugos Antiques.
==Dialogue==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Jugos Antiques.jpg|Viviline at her shop
Category:Indoline Category:NPCs (Indol)
Vivohast

Vivohasts are an enemy species in Xenoblade Chronicles X under the Insectoid classification. 
These large mantis-like enemies are the counterpart to Thalluses in other parts of Mira, residing primarily in Sylvalum. Dormant ones hang from ceilings, although there are many mobile ones along the Sylvalum Searoad.
==Description==
Slender creatures found primarily in environments with high humidity, such as the roofs of caves. After attaching themselves to a perch, vivohasts use their wings to disperse a dust of pheromones designed to attract vesper males. Any creatures unlucky enough to fall into this trap are usually dispatched by their scythes and turned into a meal.
Though winged, vivohasts' mastery of flight is rather limited. They prefer to avoid vulnerable aerial situations, and use their wings only to latch on to a high spot or glide down from one when necessary.
== In combat ==
Vivohasts have a very powerful physical ranged tail attack known as Mantis Pile, which can kill very easily if the tail isn't destroyed. Additionally, its Double Sickle does high electric damage, and it can fire ranged ether shots from its tail.
Vivohasts have a weak point with a hardness of -1 in the mouth, which is exposed once the left scythe is removed.
== Variations ==
Vivohasts only appear in one variation, which is pink, although with a flower-like tail.
In general, all Vivohasts drop these items:
* Moving Vivohast Tail from the tail.
* Sharp Vivohast Jaw from the mouth/head.
* Vivohast Crescent Hook from the two scythe appendages.
* Pristine Insect Jaw from the main body.
* from the main body.
== Enemy List ==
==In other languages==
*Category:Insectoids
Vladdy

Vladdy is an in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. He can be found anytime at Sevind Palace Plaza in Fonsa Myma, Kingdom of Uraya.
==Lore==
*Vladdy is an Urayan soldier guarding the Holy Gate of Fontana.
*He seems to not fully agree with the ceasefire with Mor Ardain, wondering if the Ardainians may have made up the whole incident that led to it.
==Dialogue==
===Chapter 3===
===Chapter 4===
===Chapter 7===
===Chapter 10===
==In other languages==
Category:Urayans Category:NPCs (Uraya)
Vocal Lesson 1

Vocal Lesson 1 is a Merc Mission in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It is received automatically after meeting with Tipitapi in Argentum during Ursula's Blade Quest Bearing Her Soul. The mission requires 10 minutes to be completed, down to 2 minutes by dispatching s with enough levels of the suggested s.
==Rewards==
*After each completion, a Vocals Stamp is awarded. Additionally, upon the first completion of the mission, Ursula gains 3 fans.
==In other languages==
Vocal Lesson 2

Vocal Lesson 2 is a Merc Mission in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It is received automatically after Ursula reaches vocal level 2 during her Blade Quest Bearing Her Soul. The mission requires 10 minutes to be completed, down to 2 minutes by dispatching s with enough levels of the suggested s.
==Rewards==
*After each completion, a Vocals Stamp is awarded. Additionally, upon the first completion of the mission, Ursula gains 3 fans.
==In other languages==
Vocal Lesson 3

Vocal Lesson 3 is a Merc Mission in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It is received automatically after Ursula reaches vocal level 4 during her Blade Quest Bearing Her Soul. The mission requires 10 minutes to be completed, down to 2 minutes by dispatching s with enough levels of the suggested s.
==Rewards==
*After each completion, two Vocals Stamps are awarded. Additionally, upon the first completion of the mission, Ursula gains 3 fans.
==In other languages==
Vocal Lesson 4

Vocal Lesson 4 is a Merc Mission in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It is received automatically after Ursula reaches vocal level 6 during her Blade Quest Bearing Her Soul. The mission requires 10 minutes to be completed, down to 2 minutes by dispatching s with enough levels of the suggested s.
==Rewards==
*After each completion, two Vocals Stamps are awarded. Additionally, upon the first completion of the mission, Ursula gains 3 fans.
==In other languages==
Vocal Lesson 5

Vocal Lesson 5 is a Merc Mission in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It is received automatically after Ursula reaches vocal level 8 during her Blade Quest Bearing Her Soul. The mission requires 10 minutes to be completed, down to 2 minutes by dispatching s with enough levels of the suggested s.
==Rewards==
*After each completion, three Vocals Stamps are awarded. Additionally, upon the first completion of the mission, Ursula gains 3 fans.
==In other languages==
Vocals Stamp

Vocals Stamp is a key item in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. These stamps must be collected during Ursula's Blade Quest Bearing Her Soul. Their purpose it to represent Ursula's proficiency with her voice, raising this skill's level the more stamps are collected. A table of the number of stamps to gather for each level can be found here.
The only way to get Vocal Stamps is by sending Ursula on specific Merc Missions, awarding up to 3 stamps depending on the mission. A list of Merc Missions awarding stamps can be found here
Ursula's level in a skill, and thus the number of stamps she has for said skill, affects the number of Ursula's fans, multiplying it. It is also a prerequisite to unlocking more missions that award more stamps or fans.
 
==In other languages==
Volff

Volff are an enemy species in Xenoblade Chronicles, Future Connected, Xenoblade Chronicles 2, Torna ~ The Golden Country, and Xenoblade Chronicles 3. They are wolf-like creatures.
==Xenoblade Chronicles==
Volff can be found on the Bionis' Leg, Satorl Marsh and the Fallen Arm. In Future Connected, they inhabit the Bionis' Shoulder.
===Main game===
===Future Connected===
===Time Attack===
==Xenoblade Chronicles 2==
Volff can be found in Gormott, Uraya, Mor Ardain, Temperantia, Tantal, and the Kingdom of Torna.
===Main game===
===Torna ~ The Golden Country===
==Xenoblade Chronicles 3==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
===Xenoblade Chronicles===
====Renders====
En020202.png|A Volff with brown fur.
====Screenshots====
Officer Volff (Bionis' Shoulder).png|An Officer Volff
Leg Volff (Bionis' Shoulder) (story).png|A Leg Volff
===Xenoblade Chronicles 2===
====Renders====
XC2 enemy render en010202.png|A Volff with brown fur.
====Screenshots====
Red Volff.png|A Red Volff.
Land Volff (XC2).png|A Land Volff.
Timid Volff.png|A Timid Volff.
===Xenoblade Chronicles 3===
*****Category:Enemy species (XC1)Category:Enemy species (XC2)Category:Enemy species (XC3)
it:Volf
Volff Tricks

Volff Tricks is a Merc Mission in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It is received from Ilmina in the Cargo Transportation Zone in the of the Empire of Mor Ardain upon reaching development level 5 for Mor Ardain. The mission requires two hours to be completed, down to 30 minutes by dispatching s with enough levels of the suggested s. 
==Dialogue==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Volff Tricks Location.jpg|Ilmina with the mission available 
Ilmina Map Location.jpg|Ilmina's location on the map
Volkampf, the Pursuer

Volkampf, the Pursuer is a story-exclusive Tyrant in Xenoblade Chronicles X. It is fought during .
This cinicula is found on the East Gate Plain at the site of FN Site 116, having defeated multiple simiuses in the area. Cross aims to defeat this tyrant so it won't cause any more trouble for New LA and so they can install their first Data Probe.
Unlike most other tyrants, this Tyrant cannot be refought after it is defeated. 
==Stats==
==In other languages==
Vollgull

Vollgulls are an enemy species in Xenoblade Chronicles 3. They sea eagle-like creatures. They resemble and are possibly related to the Ansels and the Rhoguls.
==Xenoblade Chronicles 3==
Vollgulls are found in Erythia Sea. The is a large white Vollgull with a bony beak that is found at .
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Perilwing Ryuho (normal).png|Perilwing Ryuho
*Category:Enemy species
Voltaic Tusk

Voltaic Tusk is a Skell Art in Xenoblade Chronicles X attached to the Voltaic-Tusk series of shoulder-mounted Skell superweapons.
==Overview==
The Skell unleashes two horned wings from its shoulders, and flexes to unleash electricity everywehre.
When the weather is Rain, Heavy Rain, or Thunderstorms, damage is increased by 150%. 
===Publicity Description===
With this weapon in hand, even Mother Nature will be your ally! Particles in the atmosphere are electrostatically induced to create an enemy-razing lightning storm of one hundred million volts.
==Weapons==
* SSM-USP640ME Voltaic-Tusk
* SSM-USP660ME Voltaic-Tusk
* SSM-USP680ME Voltaic-Tusk
==Data==
==In other languages==
Voltant

Voltant is an Important Item in Xenoblade Chronicles X. This substance, while extremely harmful to all other lifeforms, is an important part of the Zaruboggan diet. Their backpacks and the Gorkwa they use allow them to devoltanize things, making otherwise harmful substances like poison harmless.
During the mission The Good Thief, the evil Homer decides to poison the Biahno Water-Purification Plant using some voltant. Starting from the second prompt, the player has to Soothe -> Disagree -> Agree -> Wait in order to convince him to hand over the voltant. Choosing otherwise will cause him to throw the voltant into the water, although Phoskeran will immediately arrive on a metaphorical whim to devoltanize the plant before any harm can happen.
==In other languages==
Voltis Trade Guild

Voltis Trade Guild is one of the eleven Nopon trade guilds in Xenoblade Chronicles 2 and Torna ~ The Golden Country.
==Lore==
The guild was founded at an unknown point. During the Aegis War, the Voltis Trade Guild is described as the "hottest trade guild" in Alrest. During the five hundred years between the end of the war and the beginning of Xenoblade Chronicles 2, the guild became the second biggest of the eleven Nopon trade guilds.
While not much is known about the Voltis Trade Guild's business, the guild has an apparel branch. As Foorara is presented as the guild's heir, it is likely that the title of Chairman is inherited. 
The guild has a tradition unique to it, the Walky-Walky. It is a special rite of passage that every guild Nopon must go through after becoming five years old. During their Walky-Walky, a Voltis Nopon must visit the major regions of Alrest alone. Moreover, they cannot visit the same place twice. During the time of the Aegis War, the Kingdom of Torna was one of the pilgrimage's destination, as shown by Dekudeku's presence in Auresco. At the time of Xenoblade Chronicles 2, every Nopon embarking on their Walky-Walky appears to also be given a guide.
==Known members==
*Dekudeku
*Foorara
==In other languages==
Category:Lore (XC2)