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Moebius J (Cloudkeep)

Moebius J is a boss in Xenoblade Chronicles 3. He is accompanied by , forming the group. Through his Decoy Soul Art, J can create Moebius Puppets of himself and D, but are not considered part of the Moebius group.
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Category:Bosses (Captocorn Peak)Category:Moebius enemies
Moebius L

Consul L, appearing in the game only as Moebius L is an antagonist in Xenoblade Chronicles 3. He is a member of the Consuls and appears during Side Story: Eunie.
==Appearance and personality==
As with most of the Consuls, L wears the standard red armor and black cape. His helmet has two horn like protrusions sticking out the top. In his Moebius form, L appears as a tall, purple, humanoid creature with glowing red eyes like other Moebius. Unique to him is the 4 glowing claw-shaped arm crests sticking out of each arms and 3 of them wrapping around his legs. 
Not much is known about his personality, but he appears to take his job seriously. Unlike the other Moebius, he rarely speaks, only saying a few lines during battle, and he doesn't seem to mind X calling him an underling.
==Story Arc==
L alongside X are the main antagonists of Side Story: Eunie. L appears alongside Consul X, where he assists X in harvesting the lives of Colony 5 after they reach Gold rank. He is seen holding Orsolya's husk while X chides him for killing her. X introduces him to the party, as some underling she doesn't care about rather than by name. X proceeds to engage the party alongside L which results in the party successfully killing L while X manages to escape.
==Lore==
* L is the only Consul in the game who was never seen in his Consul form.
** However, art for his Consul form is shown in Aionios Moments.
==As a boss==
* Moebius L (Colony 5)
* Moebius L (Stage of Destiny)
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
===Artwork===
L (XC3).png|L in his Consul form
===Screenshots===
Moebius L(1).png|Party comes across Moebius L
Moebius L(2).png|Moebius L
Consul X and Moebius L.png|Moebius L with Consul X
L
Category:Characters (XC3)
Moebius M (part 1)

Moebius M is a boss in Xenoblade Chronicles 3. This is about her first phase. Occasionally M uses Eclipse Soul to take control of party members, and if that party member is currently leading, the player will lose control of them. This status effect is not identified.
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Moebius M - Eclipse Soul.png|Moebius M using Eclipse Soul to take control of Taion.
Category:Bosses (Agnus Castle Barbican)Category:Moebius enemies
Moebius M (part 2)

Moebius M is a boss in Xenoblade Chronicles 3. This is about her second phase. Occasionally M uses Eclipse Soul to take control of party members, and if that party member is currently leading, the player will lose control of them and becomes attackable. The affected party member can be identified by the swirling Mondo above their head.
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Moebius M - Eclipse Soul.png|Moebius M using Eclipse Soul to take control of Taion.
Category:Bosses (Agnus Castle Barbican)Category:Moebius enemies
Moebius R (Colony 11)

Moebius R is a quest-exclusive boss in Xenoblade Chronicles 3. She is accompanied by a Keves Sniper, a Keves Rescuer, and a Keves Blocker Elite, forming the R's Executioners. She is fought during the Hero , The Wrath of Ashera.
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Category:Bosses (Syra Hovering Reefs)Category:Moebius enemies
Moebius S (Virid Park)

Moebius S is a quest-exclusive boss in Xenoblade Chronicles 3. If S uses her Stasis Command Art, the party will be frozen for a couple of seconds, making them vulnerable to attack. She is fought during Side Story: Sena.
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Moebius S - Stasis Command.png|Moebius S using Stasis Command.
Category:Bosses (City)Category:Moebius enemies
Moebius Shackles

Moebius Shackles is a in Xenoblade Chronicles 3. It prevents characters from moving, ing or using s. Affected characters are visibly frozen in place, their current animation paused until the effect expires. Unlike similar effects, the player cannot button mash to end it early.
==List of arts that can inflict Moebius Shackles==
Moebius Shackles can only be inflicted by enemies.
* Stasis Command ()
==In other languages==
Category:Status effects (XC3)
Moglum

Moglums are an enemy species in Xenoblade Chronicles 3, and Future Redeemed. They are large angler fish-like creatures with coral growing on their backs. Their large mouths are capable of swallowing s whole.
==Xenoblade Chronicles 3==
Moglums are found exclusively at Erythia Sea. They can be occasionally seen shaking off coral from their bodies.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Grilan Moglum.png|A Moglum with red coral
*Category:Enemy species (XC3)
Moisturizing Bagel

Moisturizing Bagel is a Staple Food Pouch Item in Torna ~ The Golden Country. It can be crafted using Mythra's "Creative" cuisine skill, while making camp at any campsites. Mythra creates the recipe after 14 supporters have joined the . It is crafted using two Tawny Carrots, two Weeping Flours, one Barbed Tomato and two Amber Sweetfishes.
==In other languages==
Moji-kun

Moji-kun () is a character from and mascot of the series and appears throughout Xeno-pittan.
A female version called Moji-chan () only appears during the multiplayer stages.
==Gallery==
Xeno-pittan title screen.png|Moji-kun on the title screen, together with Bunnie.
Xeno-pittan Bunnie solution 3.png|Gameplay showing Moji-kun dancing in the bottom right corner.
Xeno-pittan level A.G.W.S. 2.png|Multiplayer stage showing blue Moji-kun.
Xeno-pittan level Bunnie 2.png|Multiplayer stage showing Moji-chan.
Xeno-pittan completion artwork.png|Moji-kun in the "all clear" artwork.
Category:Characters (XSF)
Mokmo Onion

Mokmo Onion is a key item in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It must be found during route A of the The Supply Situation in order to prepare Dried Scented Salmon at Ration Recipes. It is located at Lascham Island in the Upper Level - Right of the Gormott Province and must be unearthed using an Earth Mastery level 4 and level 3 check.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Mokmo Onion Location.jpg|Mokmo Onion
The Supply Situation Objective 3.jpg|Location of the Mokmo Onion on the map
Mokumoku

Mokumoku is an in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. He can be found anytime at the on the Upper Level - Right of the Gormott Province. In the Concerned Carpenter, Mokumoku will sell Gormotti Walnut for 10,000G a piece.
==Quests==
*Involved in Concerned Carpenter.
==Lore==
*Mokumoku is a Nopon merchant that travels around Gormott selling wood.
*Due to the Gormotti Titan growing weaker, he has trouble finding quality wood and may be relocating to another Titan soon.
==Dialogue==
===Chapter 2===
===During Concerned Carpenter===
===After completing Concerned Carpenter===
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Trader Mokumoku.png|Mokumoku at his shop
Category:NPCs (Gormott)Category:Nopon (XC2)
Mololo

Mololo is an in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. He can be found anytime in Quattor Street in Goetuis Port, Indoline Praetorium.
==Quests==
*Indol's Teachings
==Lore==
*Mololo is a Nopon thief who masquerades as a reporter.
*After listening to Sephrian's preachings he repented and decided to become his disciple.
==Dialogue==
===Indol's Teachings completed===
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
XC2 quest thumbnail 019.png|Mololo on the thumbnail of Indol's Teachings
Category:Nopon (XC2) Category:NPCs (Indol)
Molten Hollow

Molten Hollow is a in Xenoblade Chronicles X located in Primordia.
==Enemies==
==Map==
==Trivia==
* During the Nintendo Treehouse Live presentation, the landmark was called Lava Cavern.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Molten Hollow FrontierNav.png|Location on FrontierNav map.
Molten Hollow interior.png|Inside the Molten Hollow.
Category:Caves (XCX)
Molten Salsa

Molten Salsa is a Veggie Pouch item in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It can be crafted using Crossette's Cooking in Tora's House in Torigoth, Gormott Province. It becomes available after unlocks the first level of her Ardent Cooking and is crafted using one , one , one , one Puri Leaf Cabbage and one .
==In other languages==
Momama

Momama is a in Xenoblade Chronicles 3. He is a Nopon merchant affiliated to the Nopon Caravans who can be found at Tsang Camp.
==Appearance and personality==
Momama is a green Nopon wearing a green vest and small round glasses.
==Story arc==
==Quests==
Momama appears in the following quest:
* Nopon Register
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==Collectopaedia Card==
==In other languages==
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Category:Nopon (XC3)
Category:NPCs (Nopon Caravans)
Momoni

Momoni is an in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. He appears in Argentum exclusively in beginning with version 1.3.1 of the game.
In New Game Plus, the player is able to spend enough of the received from that they can end up not having enough to progress the story. Since Rex can't use any shops during this part of the story aside from buying exactly one Abyss Vest, this can only happen if:
* The player can get into the Goldmouth Warehouse, either from having paid Rentarenta in a previous cycle (he does not appear until chapter 2), or from Rex having enough of the correct s by himself to get in the back door.
* Sheba has been acquired, and Sheba's piggy bank is open for investment. (Sheba does not need to be present as long as the donation process began in a previous cycle.)
* Rex adds money to the piggy bank until he can no longer afford to buy the Abyss Vest or to send money to Fonsett (whichever is the current plot point). Since the option to add money is taken away after enough is invested, Rex also cannot have too much, and/or the bank must be fairly empty, to begin with.
Should this happen, Momoni will appear next to Shynini or Max, depending on who needs paying, and provide the player with enough money to continue. But he will only do this once for each of them, so the player must be sure to not overspend again, as the only option left (aside from reloading a previous save) is to scrounge for cash by fighting weak enemies.
==Dialogue==
===Rex can't buy the Abyss Vest===
Momoni only checks whether Rex has 5,000 G, so he will appear even if Rex can techncially afford the Abyss Vest due to the regional discount of Argentum's current development level.
===Rex can't send money to Corinne===
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Momoni next to Shynini.jpg|Momoni appears next to Shynini
Momoni next to Max.jpg|Momoni appears next to Max
Category:NPCs (Argentum)
Monabh

Monabh is an in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. He can be found anytime at Hardhaigh Dock, Lv. 2 in Hardhaigh Palace, Empire of Mor Ardain.
==Lore==
*Monabh is an Ardainian soldier, most likely a high ranking officer of the Carraig Imperial Guard.
==Dialogue==
===Chapter 5===
====Anyone but Mòrag in the lead====
====Mòrag in the lead====
===Chapter 6===
====Anyone but Mòrag in the lead====
====Mòrag in the lead====
===Chapter 9===
====Anyone but Mòrag in the lead====
====Mòrag in the lead====
==In other languages==
Category:Ardainians Category:NPCs (Mor Ardain)
Monado (FR)

Monado is a in Future Redeemed. It is the main weapon of the .
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!Upgrade rank !! Damage !! Crit rate !! Block rate
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 38 13% 7%
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 55 14% 7%
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 106 16% 8%
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! 5
 139 17% 8%
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 177 18% 9%
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! 7
 218 18% 9%
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 286 20% 10%
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 395 22% 11%
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Monado (XC2)

The Monado is a type in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It is exclusive to .
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==Rare Blades==
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Monado Art list (Rex).jpg|List of Rex's Monado Arts
Monado Art list (Nia).jpg|List of Nia's Monado Arts
Monado Art list (Mòrag).jpg|List of Mòrag's Monado Arts
Monado Art list (Zeke).jpg|List of Zeke's Monado Arts
Monado (disambiguation)

Monado may refer to:
* Monado - The legendary sword from Xenoblade Chronicles
** Monado (weapon) - its equippable form
*** Monado (prologue) - the version used by Dunban during the prologue
*** Monado (FR) - the version used by A during Future Redeemed
** Monado II - the Monado after being unshackled by Zanza
** Monado III - the True Monado and its most powerful form
* Replica Monado - a replica of the Monado
** Monado Saga - a replica Monado focused on high defense
** Monado Rudra - a replica Monado focused on consistent damage
** Monado Dogma - a replica Monado focused on critical hits
** Monado Agni - a replica Monado focused on blocking
** Monado Abyss - a replica Monado focused on damage
** Monado Replica EX - an upgraded form of the Replica Monado, available in Future Connected.
*** Monado Replica EX+ - an even more upgraded form of the Replica Monado
*** Monado REX+ (XC3) - the Replica EX+ as it appears in Xenoblade Chronicles 3
Monado (prologue)

The Monado is the weapon used by in the prologue of Xenoblade Chronicles.
As the prologue training weapon, this variant of the Monado is one of the very few with an Unbeatable 100% gem that can be used directly by the player, in addition to exceptionally high defences that not even most late-game weapons possess. It is also mechanically capable of damaging Face Mechon, despite this being incongruent with the story.
Monado (weapon)

The Monado is the weapon used by for much of Xenoblade Chronicles.
The Monado is obtained after a cutscene during the Battle of Colony 9. It replaces the Junk Sword and cannot be unequipped, replacing Shulk's Turn Strike with Activate Monado.
Just like normal weapons deal 1 damage to Mechon and bounce off unless the Mechon is d, the Monado cannot hurt people, and does the same if used against them. However, the Monado cannot hurt people when they are toppled either - unless it is via an ether attack rather than a physical attack. Due to a combination of gameplay and story reasons, this means Monado Purge is the only such art this can happen with.
Similarly, the Monado cannot hurt Face Mechon unless they are toppled. Face Mechon do not count as Mechon for the effects of arts such as Monado Enchant and Monado Buster, even if toppled.
==In other languages==
Monado Armor (disambiguation)

Monado Armor may refer to:
* Monado Armour - 's in Xenoblade Chronicles
* Monado Armor (XC2) - the buff in Xenoblade Chronicles 2
* Monado Armor (FR) - 's in Xenoblade Chronicles 3: Future Redeemed
** Monado Armor (XC3) - the same art used by Shulk as a hero
Monado Armour

Monado Armour (, Monado Armour), often shortened to just Armour (, Armour), is one of 's Monado Arts in Xenoblade Chronicles and Future Connected. It involves Shulk using the Monado to create a barrier of ether energy that surrounds him and his allies, reducing both physical and ether from enemy attacks. However, it does not work against enemy s.
The character used in the Art is , which means "armour" in both Japanese and Chinese.
==Overview==
Monado Armour is one of the best support Arts in the game, although it starts out somewhat underwhelming. Spending Shulk's entire talent gauge to only reduce the damage taken by 30% isn't usually as appealing as another Monado Art, but once Armour is leveled up a few times it becomes much more attractive—up to 75% damage reduction at its max level for 15 seconds makes it the most efficient way of dealing with many visions, especially of attacks or area-of-effect physical attacks, and it also is just good for improving the party's survivability at any time. Its only real drawbacks are that the player will need to spend a good amount of for it to reach its true potential and that using it means Shulk is not using a Monado Art that deals damage or helps out in some other specific way. Even the drawback of using 100% of the Talent Gauge, which is a major consideration for , is less of a factor for Armour since the damage reduction makes it easier to safely refill the Talent Gauge before anything bad happens.
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==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Monado Armour.gif|Shulk using Monado Armour
Category:Battle Arts (Shulk)
Monado Buster (Dunban)

Monado Buster is one of 's Monado Arts during the prologue of Xenoblade Chronicles. It involves Dunban powering up the Monado for a giant overhead slash, hitting all enemies in a cone and dealing triple to Mechon.
==Overview==
Monado Buster by itself will clean up Mechon, almost without requiring help from teammates. There's no particular reason it's so much stronger than 's version, and it has a much larger range too.
==Data==
==Gallery==
Monado Buster (Dunban).gif|Dunban using Monado Buster
==In other languages==
Category:Battle Arts (Dunban)
Monado Buster (XC1)

Monado Buster (, Monado Buster), often shortened to just Buster (, Buster), is one of 's Monado Arts in Xenoblade Chronicles and Future Connected. It involves Shulk powering up the Monado for a giant overhead slash, hitting all enemies in a line and dealing double damage to Mechon. The bonus effect does not trigger against Face Mechon, even if they are d, if the Monado cannot harm them normally.
The character used in the Art is , which means "chop" or "slash" in both Japanese and Chinese.
==Overview==
Monado Buster is Shulk's most powerful Art by a decent margin, even before the damage bonus against Mechon. However, because the damage it deals makes Shulk likely to draw a large amount of from any enemies he hits, and also because it uses up his entire talent gauge, Buster can be risky to go for unless it's used as a finishing move. It is also among the most expensive Arts to upgrade, though even without upgrades it's quite powerful.
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==In the Super Smash Bros. games==
In the , Shulk uses Monado Buster as one of the options of his neutral special move, Monado Arts. While Buster is active, Shulk deals significantly more damage, but pitiful knockback, and receives more damage himself. These effects are more akin to .
==Trivia==
* The art's symbol was reused in Xenoblade Chronicles 3 for .
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Monado Buster (XC1DE).gif|Shulk using Monado Buster
Category:Battle Arts (Shulk)
Monado Buster (disambiguation)

Monado Buster may refer to:
* Monado Buster (XC1) - 's in Xenoblade Chronicles
* Monado Buster (Dunban) - 's Battle Art in the prologue of Xenoblade Chronicles
* Monado Buster (XC2) - 's in Xenoblade Chronicles 2
* Monado Buster (FR) - 's in Xenoblade Chronicles 3: Future Redeemed
** Monado Buster (XC3) - the same art used by Shulk as a hero
Monado Cyclone (XC1)

Monado Cyclone (, Monado Cyclone), often shortened to just Cyclone (, Cyclone), is one of 's Monado Arts in Xenoblade Chronicles and Future Connected. It involves Shulk using the Monado to create a vortex of ether energy surrounding him, inflicting on any enemies near him suffering from .
The character used in the Art is , which means "thunderous roar" in both Japanese and Chinese.
==Overview==
Monado Cyclone is one of Shulk's most useful Monado Arts for one simple reason: it allows him to Break, Topple, and foes by himself, and unlike other such party members the only extra condition is "requires full talent gauge". Combined with he can also feasibly topple multiple enemies by himself, which can only be matched by Final Cross and , both of which have a challenging condition to meet first.
Other notable benefits include that Cyclone deals high , which is useful against enemies that are resistant to his preferred physical Arts, and that it hits all enemies around him, which can be great if the party has to deal with a large number of enemies. Cyclone is especially strong during a , both for the usual reason that s are able to be used as a wild-card to keep the Chain Attack multiplier going while changing colours, and also because the long animation time before it hits is effectively cut out by the Chain Attack stopping time for enemies, which can make it easier to use to Topple an enemy.
The main downsides of Monado Cyclone are that it uses 100% of the Talent Gauge, which can potentially leave the player unable to use another Monado Art at a critical moment, it deals ether damage and thus will usually do less damage than Buster or another physical Art unless the player uses gems and skill links to compensate for Shulk's other arts boosting his physical damage, and that the long animation before Cyclone hits can both leave him vulnerable to enemy attacks and prevent it from inflicting Topple before the enemy's Break wears off. Also, because it hits all enemies within a certain radius of Shulk and has a high value, it can lead to him drawing a lot of unwanted aggro when he wouldn't otherwise, though this is a potential drawback of all area-of-effect Arts.
==Data==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Monado Cyclone (XC1DE).gif|Shulk using Monado Cyclone
Category:Battle Arts (Shulk)
Monado Eater

Monado Eater (, Monado Eater), often shortened to just Eater (, Eater), is one of 's Monado Arts in Xenoblade Chronicles and Future Connected. It involves Shulk using the Monado to fire a wave of dark ether at enemies in front of him, removing any and all buffs they have at the time and inflicting .
The character used in the Art is , which means "devour" in Japanese.
==Overview==
Monado Eater is easy to underestimate, but if used correctly it can be quite powerful. Its main strengths are that it can hit even more enemies than (due to having 50% longer range and hitting in a cone instead of a line) while costing less of Shulk's talent gauge, that it generates considerably less aggro than Buster because the majority of its is dealt over time via Bleed, and that it can remove the powerful buffs some enemies have. On the other hand, Eater's main drawbacks are that it deals damage (Shulk is usually better at dealing physical damage) and that Bleed is the weakest of the damage over time debuffs, both of which restrict its damage potential unless the player equips s like on Shulk to compensate. Shulk also shouldn't be using Eater too soon after he just did, as it will reset the bleeding rather than adding onto it. It is also Shulk's slowest art, taking over three seconds to hit and almost six seconds to fully execute.
==Data==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Monado Eater.gif|Shulk using Monado Eater
Category:Battle Arts (Shulk)
Monado Enchant (Dunban)

Monado Enchant is one of 's Monado Arts during the prologue of Xenoblade Chronicles. It applies a buff to the entire party that allows them to damage Mechon normally, and also adds to all s against Mechon.
==Overview==
Dunban can feasibly wipe out the Mechon himself without help; Enchant is only good for teaching the player (in the prologue) and progressing fights faster (in the Battle of ). Compared to the Enchant used by in the main game, Dunban's has a level duration and a level auto-attack boost.
==Data==
==Gallery==
Monado Enchant (Dunban).gif|Dunban using Monado Enchant
==In other languages==
Category:Battle Arts (Dunban)