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EM Knuckles

EM Knuckles is a Skell Art in Xenoblade Chronicles X, attached to the V-Knuckle series of spare Skell weapons.
==Overview==
The Skell charges its fist with electricity and punches the enemy.
If the target is inflicted with , the attack does 200% more damage (effectively triple). This usually requires a second Skell to make the most of this weapon.
==Weapons==
* SKM-M220SA V-knuckle
* SKM-M230SA V-knuckle
* SKM-M240SA V-knuckle
* SKM-M250SA V-knuckle
* SKM-M260SA V-knuckle
* SKM-XM220SA V-knuckle
* SKM-XM230SA V-knuckle
* SKM-XM240SA V-knuckle
* SKM-XM250SA V-knuckle
* SKM-XM260SA V-knuckle
* SKM-XXM220SA V-knuckle
* SKM-XXM230SA V-knuckle
* SKM-XXM240SA V-knuckle
* SKM-XXM250SA V-knuckle
* SKM-XXM260SA V-knuckle
==Data==
==In other languages==
EM Snare

EM Snare is a Skell Art in Xenoblade Chronicles X attached to the Voltnet series of back-mounted Skell weapons.
==Overview==
This Art does no damage, but it fires an electromagnetic net in front of it that inflicts Slow Arts to an area around the targeted enemy.
Additionally, it inflicts Flinch on enemies regardless of size.
==Weapons==
* SRM-R320SA Voltnet
* SRM-R330SA Voltnet
* SRM-R340SA Voltnet
* SRM-R350SA Voltnet
* SRM-R360SA Voltnet
* SRM-XR320SA Voltnet
* SRM-XR330SA Voltnet
* SRM-XR340SA Voltnet
* SRM-XR350SA Voltnet
* SRM-XR360SA Voltnet
* SRM-XXR320SA Voltnet
* SRM-XXR330SA Voltnet
* SRM-XXR340SA Voltnet
* SRM-XXR350SA Voltnet
* SRM-XXR360SA Voltnet
==Data==
==In other languages==
EM Zenith Cannon

EM Zenith Cannon is a Skell Art in Xenoblade Chronicles X.
==Overview==
The Skell's cannon unfolds itself and the Skell raises its arms to aim this powerful weapon right at the enemy, dealing very powerful single-target damage while ignoring any attribute resistances the target might have. This Art has the highest base power of any Skell Art, tied with Trident Anchor, Antimatter Round, Detonation Flail, and Megaflame Bullet.
The "EM" stands for "electromagnetic", based on the Japanese name. Despite that, this Art does physical damage.
===Publicity Description===
A technical feat worthy of the Sakuraba name. The electromagnetic induction barrel has been shortened, yet particle acceleration has doubled! With a long-range accuracy of 98.5 percent, it's the perfect choice for picking off distant targets.
==Weapons==
* SRM-USP240SA Zenith-Cannon
* SRM-USP260SA Zenith-Cannon
* SRM-USP280SA Zenith-Cannon
==Data==
==In other languages==
ER001: Emeroa

ER001: Emeroa is a Definian NPC in Xenoblade Chronicles X.
==Appearance and personality==
==Story arc==
==Affinity links==
==As an enemy==
* ER001: Emeroa (enemy)
* Rexoskell (Definian Downfall) (part 1)
* Rexoskell (Definian Downfall) (part 2)
==Missions==
* Definian Downfall
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
EXP (XC1)

EXP, short for Experience Points, are the points used for increasing one's in Xenoblade Chronicles and Future Connected. Once the required amount of EXP is collected, the character automatically goes up one level. EXP is still collected while at the maximum level of 99, but it has no further effect. There is no practical cap on total EXP.
The amount of EXP needed to reach the next level increases with each level, as listed here. EXP and level are carried over into .
In the , EXP is not earned when playing in mode. The Definitive Editon also introduces Expert Mode, which stores most EXP gained in a "box" that can be accessed later, instead of granting the EXP to character immediately. It also allows unrestricted conversion between EXP and levels, both up and down.
==Sources==
Experience can be obtained in the following ways:
* Defeating enemies. The amount of EXP earned depends on the level difference between the character and enemy.
* Using 's Yoink! after his EXP for All! has been unlocked.
* Completing s.
* Discovering new s, s, and s.
* Completing s.
When Expert Mode is active, all sources of EXP are put in the "box" except for EXP gained from enemies (whether from defeating them, or from Yoink!).
==Gallery==
EXP, AP and SP after battle (XC1DE).jpg|The party gains EXP after defeating an enemy
Category:Stats (XC1)Category:Stats (FC)
EXP (XC2)

EXP, short for Experience Points, are the points used to increase party member in Xenoblade Chronicles 2 and Torna ~ The Golden Country. Once a character reaches certain EXP thresholds, they go up in level.
EXP is a property of Drivers (including temporary party members such as ). There is no direct equivalent, although Trust functions similarly in several ways.
Playable characters who are not in the current list of Drivers do not gain EXP. This applies both to those that leave the party temporarily and situations such as that of Catalyst.
==Bonus EXP==
Bonus EXP, sometimes shortened to BEXP, is a special form of "stored" EXP. Bonus EXP does not contribute to levelling up Drivers; however, it can be exchanged at Inns and Camp for an equal amount of ordinary EXP to increase Drivers' levels.
In , ordinary EXP can also be exchanged for an equal amount of bonus EXP at Inns by levelling down. In addition, traveling bards appear, which allow Drivers to exchange bonus EXP for permanent power-ups and difficult-to-obtain items.
==Sources==
===Defeating enemies===
Each grants a certain amount of (ordinary) EXP to all Drivers. This value can be modified in several ways:
* If an enemy's is reduced to 0 during a , any additional damage increases a so-called "bonus ratio". This increases the amount of EXP awarded.
* If an enemy is defeated with a Fusion Combo active (not during a Chain Attack), "Joint Combo Finish" displays on-screen and EXP gains are increased. The amount by which they are increased ranges from 40% for a stage 2 Fusion Combo to 100% at stage 7. See Fusion Combo#General effects for intermediate values.
* The Cosmetipolitan Deeds, Lectica Deeds, Tatraty Deeds, and Boldarde Deeds each increase battle experience gained by 10%. In Torna ~ The Golden Country, the Tiger-Winged Helmet, Rock-Hard Plaster, and Mireille's Clay Bell also have this effect.
* The Battle Skill Accelerated Growth, found on Common Blades, boosts battle experience by 30-50%.
* The accessories 0-Battle Course (by 25%) and 0-Battle Course+ (by 50%) also boost battle experience.
* Drivers whose is above or below that of the defeated enemy have their EXP gains modified, independently of the above effects. See Level (XC2)#Level differences for the exact values.
* EXP is capped at a maximum of 99,999 per enemy defeated, regardless of boosts from other sources.
===Exploration===
Discovering a , , or grants all party members bonus EXP. The amount granted is dependent upon the specific area discovered.
===Quests===
Completing s, including main story quests, grants bonus EXP. The amount granted is dependent upon the quest, and may depend upon the route taken in multi-route quests.
==EXP thresholds for each level==
EXP needed
Level	EXP (XC2)	Total (XC2)	EXP (TTGC)	Total (TTGC)
==Strategy==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
EXP and SP after battle (XC2).jpg|Rex and Tora gain EXP after defeating an enemy. The EXP progress to next level is seen in yellow below the characters' HP in the upper left.
Category:Stats (XC2)Category:Stats (TTGC)
EXP (disambiguation)

EXP may refer to:
* EXP (XG) - Experience in Xenogears
* EXP (XS1) - Experience in Xenosaga Episode I
* EXP (XS2) - Experience in Xenosaga Episode II
* EXP (XS3) - Experience in Xenosaga Episode III
* EXP (XS1&2) - Experience in Xenosaga I & II
* EXP (XC1) - Experience in Xenoblade Chronicles and Future Connected
* EXP (XCX) - Experience in Xenoblade Chronicles X
* EXP (XC2) - Experience in Xenoblade Chronicles 2 and Torna ~ The Golden Country
* EXP (XC3) - Experience in Xenoblade Chronicles 3
EXP Up

EXP Up is a effect in Xenoblade Chronicles and Future Connected. It raises the amount of experience gained when enemies are killed.
==Overview==
EXP Up has two main uses: help a character who's behind to catch up with the others, or pick a character the player really likes to boost up. There's no real strategy to speak of other than "who does the player want to level up faster".
==Sources==
==In other languages==
EXP for All!

EXP for All! is the fifth skill in 's Flexibility skill branch. It adds a new option to Yoink!, where instead of doing what it normally does, it provides the party with half of the that the target foe would normally grant when killed.
==Overview==
Much like AP for All!, an extra source of EXP is nice. But unlike AP, there's a point (level 99) where any more EXP is worthless, yet Yoink! will keep picking it 33% of the time (dropping AP to 33% and everything else to 33%). This makes it much more of a pain to farm stolen items from enemies. In fact, since there are no further skills in the branch after this one, there is a legitimate case to choose to not earn it.
==In other languages==
EZ Debuff Probe

The EZ Debuff Probe is a Data Probe in Xenoblade Chronicles X.
When placed, it grants the buff Res Down to all party members within the region. The buff level depends on the FN Site's Combat Support rating (combined with the effect from other probes and boosters).
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==Status details==
When EZ Debuff Probes are up, all enemies in the region will have their resistance to s reduced. This is similar to inflicting Debuff Res Down to an enemy. Probe buffs only go to rank , unlike most buffs.
Buff Level 	Debuff Resistance Decrease
Res Down 	10%
Res Down 	15%
Res Down 	20%
Res Down 	25%
Res Down 	30%
Res Down (unused)	40%
==Sources==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Eagle Blade

Eagle Blade is an enemy from Xenogears. It is fought in .
==Description==
Eagle Blade has the ability to lower the party's defense. It has a Wield Sword attack which heals it for 1200 HP and transforming its knife-like blade into a longsword.
==Statistics==
==Gallery==
Eagle Blade (Longsword).png|An Eagle Blade with a longsword.
Category:Enemies (Deus)
Eagle Eye

Eagle Eye is a in Xenoblade Chronicles X.
==Overview==
Eagle Eye quickly buffs the entire party, increasing their ranged accuracy and attack stats for a short time. Note that secondary/tertiary cooldown bonuses only affect the buff, not the buff.
This Art is great, both for extending Overdrive and for helping ranged attacks hit more, whether they be TP Arts or normal ranged arts.
==Data==
==Trivia==
* The in-game description stating the Ranged Attack Up buff is incorrect: in game, the text implies Ranged Attack Up scales linearly with the Art level. This text error occurs in all versions of the game.
==In other languages==
Eagus Wilderness

Eagus Wilderness (, Eagus Wilderness) is an area in Xenoblade Chronicles 3. It features a desert and mountainous terrain. Annihilation events frequently occur here.
The remains of the fingers from the Mechonis's fallen arm can be found here.
==Geography==
==Story==
==Locations==
* Barren Knoll
* Carafe of Plenty
* Colony 4 Central Hangar
* Colony 4 Central Yard
* Colony 4 Council Room
* Colony 4 Medical Quarter
* Colony 4 Observation Deck
* Dome of Stahl
* Lake Rezzento
* Metamural Garden
* Nih'l Valley
* Piento Basin
* Racine's Platter
* Reith Valley
* Ricoth Wellspring
==Landmarks==
* Bennel Cave
* Colony 4 Checkpoint
* Colony 4 Command
* Colony 4 Ferronis Hatch
* Galghour's Menhir
* Gorge of Odie
* Hegemon's Seat
* Menno Arch
* Ordell Ravine Way
* Wall of the Great Hand
* Zem's Crossway
==Rest Spots==
* Bennel Cave Camp
* Colony 4 Barracks
* Colony 4 Canteen
* Lake Rezzento Camp
==Enemies==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
===Screenshots===
Lake Rezzento top view.png|Lake Rezzento
====Pre-release====
Eagus_Wilderness_promo_1.jpg|A varied landscape with a finger of the Mechonis in the background
Eagus_Wilderness_promo_2.jpg|A cliffside with an underpass
Eagus_Wilderness_promo_3.jpg|More mountainous terrain
Eagus_Wilderness_promo_4.jpg|A Lognate Darbus and an annihilation event-damaged cliff in the background
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Earth Cloak

Earth Cloak is a effect in Xenoblade Chronicles and Future Connected. It reduces the range at which grounded enemies can detect the user.
==Overview==
Cloak gems are good for sneaking around and trying to get places without being accosted, presumably by enemies too strong to fight (or too numerous to want to deal with). It's somewhat difficult to estimate their effect in the moment, but a decent gem makes a substantial difference in how close the enemy has to be before it can see/hear/sense the user. However, Earth Cloak does not work on flying or swimming enemies (they need Aerial Cloak or Aquatic Cloak).
==Sources==
==In other languages==
Earth Discharge

Earth Discharge (, Earth Element Launch) is one of 's discharge arts in Xenoblade Chronicles and Future Connected. It strikes one enemy and inflicts .
While this art has a name and short description in the game data, they are not displayed; only the generic information is shown instead.
==Overview==
If the poison inflicted is allowed to run for its entire duration of 15 hits, the combined total is equal to a multiplier of 9.60x. This by itself is one of the most damaging arts in the game, and for only 0.60x power of (plus a bit of temporary aggro at the start). And this is without upgrades - if Melia can get it to maximum level, combined with her Playing with Poison , the total damage is a whopping 26.22x (or, with s master artbook, 28.98x). Its main weakness is that summoning earths has such a high cooldown, though Summon Copy can alleviate this somewhat. If Melia discharges another earth while her poison is still active, the second's poison will interrupt the first, so she should only do so if the damage ticks will be higher; this does not apply to poison form another source.
==Data==
Note that discharge arts have two hits that serve different purposes. The first hit is when the elemental's passive buff stops and Melia gains talent gauge. The second hit is when the elemental deals damage and inflicts status (if any).
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Category:Battle Arts (Melia)
Earthlife Colonization Project

The Earthlife Colonization Project, also abbreviated as ECP, is a government project in Xenoblade Chronicles X and Xenoblade Chronicles 3: Future Redeemed.
==Description==
==Story==
===Xenoblade Chronicles X===
Established somewhere between the mid-2020s through 2050s, the Earthlife Colonization Project, also known as Project Exodus, was formed by the Coalition government after receiving intel from Elma that a large-scale war was coming to Earth. The project was designed to build arks to carry the building blocks of life to the next world. To prepare for the incoming battle, the ECP built interstellar arks to evacuate Earth's residents. Mira Torres was one of the drafters of the Earthlife Colonization Project and was viewed as the emotional backbone of the project. While the majority of the planning committee were concerned about incorporating national interests in the project, Torres instead focused on a plan free of racial, national, or religious motives. It is believed that the project would not have garnered as much civilian support if Torres had not acted as a role model.http://xenobladex.jp/blade/sp-blade20150409.html
In July 2054, the conflict was initiated by two alien factions, the Ghost and the Ganglion. In response, the interstellar arks were launched all across the planet. Most of the arks did not manage to escape the Earth's atmosphere, with only a few handful narrowly escaping. The White Whale is one of the ships that survived the event, leading into Xenoblade Chronicles X.
According to Elma, the foundation of the Earthlife Colonization Project lies in the Lifehold Core. Inside the mainframe contains 20 million people from Earth. As part of the long-term plan by the project, they scanned and digitized the consciousnesses and genetic makeup of all 20 million people, leaving behind their real bodies in Earth's destruction.
===Future Redeemed===
The Earthlife Colonization Project was referenced in Xenoblade Chronicles 3: Future Redeemed. It was an active project during Klaus's era. Similar to the ECP from Xenoblade Chronicles X, the project was also known as Project Exodus. On Wednesday, May 16th 20XX, the project had launched its eighth interstellar ark, the Icarus. With the goal of sending 10 million people out into the great beyond, the Coalition government planned to launch arkships nine through thirteen by the end of the year. The ninth vessel, scheduled to depart in July 20XX, is the first generation of ultra-long range colony ships.
==Trivia==
*In the Japanese version of Xenoblade Chronicles X, there is no distinction between the Earthlife Colonization Project and Project Exodus. The same is true for Xenoblade Chronicles 3: Future Redeemed.
==References==
==In other languages==
Category:Lore (XCX)Category:Lore (XC3)
Easel

Easel, also known as Fellplume Easel, is a in Xenoblade Chronicles 3. She is one of the Three Ravens, Colony 11's lieutenants under Ashera, alongside Zoren and Clad. She is also the leader of a squad unit including Hexen and Branden.
==Appearance and personality==
Easel has red hair and small red wings atop her head resembling the wings of High Entia. Her eyes are blue. She wears a Kevesi yellow chestplate and round pauldrons. In battle, she wields a rifle type , similar to Keves Snipers and Sharpshooters.
==Story arc==
===The Wrath of Ashera===
During Ashera's attack on Colony 11, Easel's unit is the second line of defense, taking a stand at the First Ixia Bridge.
===Rules of the Hunt===
Easel is on a hunt when the party finds her, wishing to talk to her. Busy, she allows them to join her hunt and tracks a herd of Kapibas to Magglia Lake. But they are only bait for her real prey, an Ansel. She takes it down with the help of the party, and they all go back to Colony 11, where Branden cooks the fresh meat for them. Around the meal, Easel tells the party she doesn't mind their presence nor their goals for Colony 11. She reveals she sees them as bait to reach her real prey: Ashera.
===Three Ravens at War===
The Three Ravens confront Ashera and challenge her in combat. With the help of the party, she defeats them, and they exchange words of respect over each other's strength.
===A Deep-Seated Scar===
==Quests==
Easel appears in the following quests:
* The Wrath of Ashera
* Three Ravens at War
* Rules of the Hunt
* A Deep-Seated Scar
* Festival of War
==Lore==
* Easel has a sweet tooth and likes Obsidian Berries and Monstrum Mangoes Rules of the Hunt.
* Her unit specializes in supporting the front line by opening fire from a distance Easel's Unit.
==Dialogue==
==Affinity==
==Collectopaedia Card==
==As an enemy==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
XC3 Three Ravens at War Easel.jpg|Easel
XC3 Rules of the Hunt Easel.jpg|Easel
Easel Blade.jpg|Easel with her Blade
XC3 Rules of the Hunt Easel Hexen.jpg|Easel and Hexen
XC3 Rules of the Hunt Hexen Easel vs Ansel.jpg|Hexen and Easel fight an Ansel
XC3 Rules of the Hunt prey killed.jpg|Easel takes down an Ansel with Hexen
XC3 Rules of the Hunt back to the canteen.jpg|Delivering meat to the canteen
XC3 Rules of the Hunt eating the prey.jpg|Sharing a meal after the hunt
XC3 Three Ravens at War Easel Zoren Clad.jpg|The Three Ravens
XC3 Three Ravens at War Ashera and the Three Ravens.jpg|Ashera and the Three Ravens
XC3 Three Ravens at War meeting at First Ixia Bridge.jpg|Ashera meets with the Three Ravens
XC3 Three Ravens at War Easel Zoren Clad ready for battle.jpg|The Three Ravens ready for battle
XC3 Three Ravens at War Easel Zoren Clad defeated.jpg|The Three Ravens defeated
==References==
Category:Kevesi
Category:NPCs (Colony 11)
Easel's Unit

Easel's Unit is a discussion in Xenoblade Chronicles 3. It can be acquired during Three Ravens at War, and completing it automatically starts the quest Rules of the Hunt.
==Info fragments==
Easel's Unit requires 1 info fragment, located in Colony 11.
===Location of the info fragment===
XC3 Info Easel's Unit.jpg|Info fragment location
===Info fragment===
==Script==
==In other languages==
Eastman

Eastman is a in Xenoblade Chronicles 3. He is a soldier from , and is part of Kite's usual squad, alongside Trish and sometimes Fox.
==Appearance and personality==
Eastman has a grey skin with golden lines resembling the skin of Machina. He has brown hair with an undercut and brown eyes. He wears a Kevesi chestplate and vest, and wields a pair of gauntlets type , similar to Kevesi Warriors.
He has a brash and impatient personality, and is quick to start a fight. He often counts in "ticks" the time he needs to do something or gives to someone to act.
==Story arc==
==Quests==
Eastman appears in the following quests:
* Where The Heart Is
* Lean Times in Colony 9
* Forgotten Supplies
* Shared Secret
* A Difficult Transition
* For Colony 9
* Reasons to Evolve
* Crusader For Spuds
==Lore==
==Dialogue==
==Affinity==
==Collectopaedia Card==
==As an enemy==
Eastman (boss)
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
XC3 Where The Heart Is Fox Eastman Trish Kite.jpg|Eastman salutes with Fox, Trish and Kite
XC3 Forgotten Supplies Eastman.jpg|Eastman start a fight
XC3 Forgotten Supplies Provision Team.jpg|Eastman and the C. 9 Provision Team
XC3 Forgotten Supplies Trish.jpg||Trish interrupts the fight started by Eastman
XC3 Forgotten Supplies supply drop taken.jpg|Eastman opens a supply drop container
XC3 Kite Eastman Trish.jpg|Eastman with Kite and Trish
Category:Kevesi
Category:NPCs (Colony 9) (XC3)
Eavesdropping

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. It plays in the cutscene when Ziggy talks with Juli in the Second Miltia Spaceport (Japanese audio only — in the English version of the game, no music plays in this cutscene).
Category:Music (XS2)Category:Songs composed by Ayako Saso
Ebullient Core Crystal

The Ebullient Core Crystal is a unique Core Crystal in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It is obtained by talking to Hurryscurry in the Argentum Trade Guild after obtaining the A Firecracker of a Gal from the Xenoblade Chronicles 2 Expansion Pass. Upon resonating with the Ebullient Core Crystal, a Driver can awaken the Rare Blade Crossette.
==In other languages==
Echell

Echell is a town located on Gormott in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. The town was ruled by the lord of Echell, the leader of one of Gormott's seven main clans and Nia's fatherDwardMoui during The Race to Find Nia.
==Lore==
Echell is where Nia, her sister, and her father lived, inside a mansion that has since disappearedDax. Around ten years before the beginning of Xenoblade Chronicles 2, in order to provide medical care for Nia's sister, the lord of Echell spent all of his money, even embezzling the town's taxes, to no avail. As a result, he lost his place as the town's lord, had to leave the town with his family, and leadership over the town was passed on to another unknown person.
==In other languages==
==References==
Category:Lore (XC2)Category:Gormott
Echoes of Gran Dell Citadel

Echoes of Gran Dell Citadel is a in Future Redeemed.
==Enemies==
==NPCs==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Echoes of Gran Dell Citadel (night).jpg|Echoes of Gran Dell Citadel at night
Echoes of Gran Dell Citadel other side.jpg|Echoes of Gran Dell Citadel from the other side
Echoes of Gran Dell Citadel other side (night).jpg|Echoes of Gran Dell Citadel from the other side at night
Category:Landmarks (Aurora Shelf)