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Drague

Dragues are an enemy species in Xenoblade Chronicles, Future Connected, and Xenoblade Chronicles 3. They are dragon-like creatures with four eyes. Before Xenoblade Chronicles 3, they were referred to as simply Dragons. In Future Redeemed, they are called Draiguls.
==Xenoblade Chronicles==
There are only three Dragues in the game, The boss Dragon King Alcar, the Avalanche Abaasy, and the quest-exclusive monster, Demon King Dragonia. In Future Connected, Prosecutor Davrum is a quest-exclusive of the quest, The Future Within Our Grasp.
===Main game===
===Future Connected===
===Time attack===
==Xenoblade Chronicles 3==
Dragues mostly inhabit Low Maktha Wildwood. The is a red Drague that is found at the Cavern of Oblivion.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
===Xenoblade Chronicles===
===Xenoblade Chronicles 3===
Dreadwyrm Nizoont (normal).png|Dreadwyrm Nizoont.
Fogdweller Abaasy.png|Fogdweller Abaasy.
**Category:Enemy species (XC1)Category:Enemy species (XC3)
Draken, the Drifting Cloud

Draken, the Drifting Cloud is a Tyrant in Xenoblade Chronicles X.
This is located flying high above the northern Primordia Waters along with two Shoal Balaenas. They are in a group, so attacking any one of them will aggro the others.
Thanks to its high level, it is very likely to inflict . A good amount of thermal resistance combined with destroying the two balloons to prevent Thermal Res Down and a good amount of Topple resistance through Resist.TOPPLE or Resist Topple is usually needed to defeat this waterborne Tyrant.
==Stats==
==In other languages==
Dramaturgy

Dramaturgy is Minoth's crafting skill in Torna ~ The Golden Country. With this skill, Minoth can write Script Pouch items while making camp at any campsites using s. By default, the variety of craftable items is limited, though, unlike most other character's crafting skills, Minoth's recipes are unlocked through story progress, with the exception of one being unlocked through a .
==Recipes==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Dramaturgy Inventory 1.png|The craftable items
Dramaturgy Inventory 2.png|The craftable items
Draw Aggro

Draw Aggro is a Blade Art and associated buff in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It generates temporary aggro for the recipient equal to (120 * L + 1800) * X * 0.01, where L is the recipient's level and X is the effect's strength (base 50). The effect triggers 75% of the time whenever someone other than the Blade's Driver has aggro; this check is attempted constantly, so due to the retry lockout, in practice it is retried every 3 seconds.
When a character uses this Blade Art, they call out a line unique to that character.
==Users==
In addition, Poppi can use this art when equipped with AC Aggro Draw.
==In other languages==
Dreadwyrm Nizoont (normal)

Dreadwyrm Nizoont is a in Xenoblade Chronicles 3 and is one of the five es. Visually, it is a red Drague. It gives the player the Soulhacker skill, Hot Soul when defeated with Soul Hack equipped. 
==Data==
===Enemy===
===Arts===
===Drops===
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Category:Unique monsters (Low Maktha Wildwood)Category:Dragues (XC3)
Dream of Money!

Dream of Money! is the fifth skill in 's Innocence skill branch. It adds 3% to the drop rate of all gold chests, assuming the enemy can drop them to begin with.
==Overview==
This is a strict upgrade to getting loot from foes unless the player is specifically looking for ether crystals or weapons found only in silver chests. It's hard to link to, with a massive coin cost and generally late affinity slots, but gold chests are where all the best equipment and advanted art books are.
==In other languages==
Dream of Rice

Dream of Rice is a Merc Mission in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It is received from Tilde in Gwenith Paddies in Fonsa Myma, Kingdom of Uraya, upon reaching development level 4 for Uraya. The mission requires 2 hours to be completed, down to 30 minutes by dispatching s with enough levels of the suggested s. 
==Dialogue==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Dream of Rice Location.jpg|Tilde with the mission available 
Tilde Map Location.jpg|Tilde's location on the map
Dreams of the Brave - Deadly Dance

Dreams of the Brave - Deadly Dance is a piece performed at the Xenogears 20th Anniversary Concert -The Beginning and the End-, and the 8th track on the associated Blu-Ray disc. The first half is a performance of After the Soldiers' Dreams, and the second half (from 2:01) is a performance of Stage of Death.
Category:Music (XG)Category:Songs composed by Yasunori Mitsuda
Dreamweavers

Dreamweavers is a in Xenoblade Chronicles X, and the third one with Gwin. It can be found at late night (24:00-5:00) northwest of the Water Purification Plant in the once Nine Lives and the previous Heart-to-Heart, Promises Made, are completed. Gwin and Mathias can be seen having a conversation next to a sports car.
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==Script==
===Info Segment===
===Mathias===
===Heart-to-Heart===
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
==Notes==
Dreamworld Elysium

Dreamworld Elysium is a minor area in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It is a temporary area where Rex wakes up after stabs him through the heart on the Ancient Ship. The area is enclosed in invisible walls which stop the player from exploring too far from the objective. Furthermore, the area does not feature any s or s and all menus and HUD elements, aside from the objective tab, are disabled.
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==Story==
Rex ends up in Dreamworld Elysium after being stabbed through the heart by Jin. There, he meets Pyra, noticing a bell being rung and wondering if the Praetorium is nearby. Pyra tells him that where they are is Elysium, before breaking him the news of his death. She asks Rex to take her to Elysium, explaining that the one they are currently in is a memory. She offers to revive him as the Driver of the Aegis, by giving him half her life force, which he agrees to. The two seemingly leave Dreamworld Elysium as Rex is revived.
Later, while staying at Folmarie Inn, Pyra is visited by Malos in Dreamworld Elysium, who tells her that they kidnapped Iona and to come to the place of her awakening alone.
Much later, after the party fends off the Phantasms and a burst of light engulfs the Vault of Heroes, Rex ends up in Dreamworld Elysium. There, he meets Addam. Rex recalls his first meeting with Pyra in Dreamworld Elysium and Addam confesses never having been to Elysium, thanking Rex for bringing him there. The two then talk about Rex's aim before Rex wakes up.
After the events of , Pyra and Mythra are seen in Dreamworld Elysium. They notice that the bell has stopped ringing, Pyra wondering if it was the sound of their heart. The two then resolve to leave Dreamworld Elysium and be with Rex, before waking up in the Land of Morytha.
==Layout==
Dreamworld Elysium takes the form of a hill at the edge of a cliff, surrounded by a forest, with a single tree found near the edge. From the edge of the cliff, a lake as well as a town and a church can be seen.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Elysium.png|Rex after waking up in Dreamworld Elysium
Elysium hill.png|The hill overlooking Dreamworld Elysium
Pyra overlooking the hill.png|Pyra overlooking the hill
Dreamworld Elysium Forest 1.jpg|The forest around the hill
Dreamworld Elysium Forest 2.jpg|The forest around the hill
Dreamworld Elysium Hill 1.jpg|The ledge of the hill
Dreamworld Elysium Hill 2.jpg|The ledge of the hill
Dreamworld Elysium Pyra Front.jpg|Pyra waiting by the tree, from the front
Malos enters Dreamworld Elysium.jpg|Malos enters Dreamworld Elysium
Rex and Addam meet.jpg|Rex meets Addam in Dreamworld Elysium
Pyra and Mythra Dreamworld Elysium.jpg|Pyra and Mythra in Dreamworld Elysium
Category:Dreamworld ElysiumCategory:Areas (XC2)
Drifter

The Drifter is the first Class of the player character in Xenoblade Chronicles X. It provides a balanced selection of Arts based on the Assault Rifle and Knife. When reaching Rank 10 it's possible to advance to the Striker, Commando or Enforcer Class. With 5 Slots, it is the Class with the most Skill Slots available.
== Battle Arts ==
 
Art name	Weapon type 	Acquired Rank
 	Assault Rifle	1
 	Assault Rifle	1
 	Knife 	2
 	Knife 	4
 	Assault Rifle	6
 	Knife 	8
== Skills ==
This Class does not learn any Skills.
==Class levels==
==In other languages==
Drifting Mortifoles

Drifting Mortifoles is a Squad Mission in Xenoblade Chronicles X. The reason the squad's here in Noctilum today is to take out the many Mortifoles along the Skybound Coil Tree, that stretching path that reaches out so far. The squad will have to climb up to the top and take out the Mortifoles waiting at the top.
The squad unlocks this mission during BLADE Mission No. 7 when they take out eight Unafulges.
==Objectives==
==Rewards==
==In other languages==
Drifting Soul (Violin Version)

Drifting Soul (Violin Version) is Disc 4, Track 16 on the Xenoblade2 Original Soundtrack and Disc 9, Track 16 on the Xenoblade Chronicles Original Soundtrack Trinity Box. It is a version of Drifting Soul, with the vocals replaced by a violin and with a shorter ending.
It plays in Xenoblade Chronicles 2 when Nia reveals herself as a Flesh Eater to the party in the Spirit Crucible Elpys. It also plays in Xenoblade Chronicles 2: Torna ~ The Golden Country, when Malos eggs on Mythra to unleash the extent of her power as they fight over The Soaring Rostrum. (In this cutscene, the longer ending from the original Drifting Soul plays instead of the Violin Version's shorter ending.)
The song is additionally used in the beginning of and 's reveal trailer for , although it isn't included in-game.
The track is unique among the tracks on the Xenoblade2 Original Soundtrack for not having album notes.
Category:Music (XC2)Category:Music (TTGC)Category:Songs composed by ACE
Drillbore Bridge

Drillbore Bridge is a in the Stomach in the Kingdom of Uraya. It connects Tardy Gate, Wyrmtears, Badfella's Cave Fort and Crown of Sanctuary to Stone Gate Ruins.
==NPCs==
All NPCs appear until M.I.A. Nopon is completed.
*Konakona
==Enemies==
All enemies are normal enemies.
*Archer Igna
*
*Karlin Skwaror
*
*Nefto Lizard
*Nomad Rhinon
*Rip Volff
*River Bunnit
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Drillbore Bridge East Side (night).jpg|East side of Drillbore Bridge, at night
Drillbore Bridge West Side (night).jpg|West side of Drillbore Bridge, at night
Dringworm Hunting

Dringworm Hunting is a Merc Mission in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It is received from Vargon in Fonsett Residential Area on Fonsett Island, Leftherian Archipelago, upon reaching development level 4 for Leftheria. The mission requires an hour and 40 minutes to be completed, down to 25 minutes by dispatching s with enough levels of the suggested s. 
==Dialogue==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Dringworm Hunting Location.jpg|Vargon with the mission available 
Vargon Map Location.jpg|Vargon's location on the map
Drive

'Drive' is a battle enhancement drug in Xenogears.
==Description==
'Drive' enhances senses and reaction time, as well as the Ether connectivity of the user. According to Citan, the drug also alters the personality of the user drastically, usually becoming more violently aggressive.
==Story==
All Jugend military school graduates are required to take 'Drive'. However those who refused are caught and forced to take the drug regardless. Vance of the Gebler Special Forces is addicted to the drug.
During a battle with Fei's Gear, Weltall, Elly takes a dose of 'Drive', becoming violently aggressive towards Fei during their battle until the drug's effects wear off.
==Gallery==
Vance addicted to Drive.png|Vance is addicted to 'Drive'.
Elly under the influence of Drive.png|The effects of the drug.
Category:Lore (XG)
Drive Boost

Drive Boost (, Drive Boost) is one of 's s in Xenoblade Chronicles. It reduces the execution time and cooldown of all Sharla's other arts, while preventing her from moving or ing.
==Overview==
Drive Boost is best used under two conditions: Sharla has a lot of arts currently on cooldown, and Sharla's talent gauge is not high enough to expect that will soon interrupt it. It's therefore probably optimal to use a lot of arts, Cool Off, and then Drive Boost. Sharla needs to be careful that she won't suddenly need to go somewhere else, so it's best to use from a good position rather than in desperation.
==Data==
===Additional data===
Sharla holds her rifle at the ready while Drive Boost is active, making other arts slightly faster to execute. The time saved depends on which art is used and whether Sharla is targetting herself or someone else.
Art 	Target other 	Target self/all
Aura Bullet 	-5 frames (-s) 	-5 frames (-s)
Covert Stance 	— 	-0 frames (-0.000s)
 	-5 frames (-s) 	-0 frames (-0.000s)
Cure Round 	— 	-5 frames (-s)
 	-0 frames (-0.000s)	—
Head Shot 	-5 frames (-s) 	—
Heal Blast 	-5 frames (-s) 	-0 frames (-0.000s)
 	-5 frames (-s) 	-10 frames (-s)
Heal Counter 	-5 frames (-s) 	-0 frames (-0.000s)
Heal Round 	— 	-5 frames (-s)
Heat Bullet 	-5 frames (-s) 	-0 frames (-0.000s)
 	-5 frames (-s) 	—
Shield Bullet 	-5 frames (-s) 	-0 frames (-0.000s)
Thunder Bullet	-5 frames (-s) 	—
Tranquilliser 	-5 frames (-s) 	—
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Category:Battle Arts (Sharla)
Driver

Drivers are people in Xenoblade Chronicles 2 and Torna ~ The Golden Country who have awakened s.
==Characteristics==
Drivers are not visibly different from any other person. It is a hidden property of everyone, best described as an "aptitude", as to whether they can become a Driver or not. The only way to know is to try; a potential Driver must attempt to resonate with a Blade's Core Crystal to discover whether they can. If they can, the Blade within the crystal takes shape. If they cannot, they are overcome by the crystal's energies and suffer injuries, ranging from nosebleeds to fainting. A Driver can bond with a large amount of Blades at once.
Drivers and Blades fight alongside each other. The Driver performs most attacks, and occasionally passes the weapon to the Blade so they can use powerful special attacks. As Blades generally do not take lasing damage, the Driver is the focus of all enemy attacks. If the Driver dies, the Blade reverts to its Core Crystal form, and remains inert for a time before a new Driver can awaken it. In order for a Driver and Blade to fight effectively, they must channel ether from the weapon to the Blade and back to the Driver. If this link is disrupted or broken, the weapon becomes inert of elemental powers. It is shown possible for a Driver to use a Blade's powers directly if they choose to impale themselves with the weapon, allowing them to channel ether directly from the weapon into themselves, which is not recommended.
Being a Driver is not limited to humans or human-adjacent species. Nopon can be Drivers, Flesh Eaters can be Drivers of other Blades, and even monsters can become Drivers under the right circumstances.
In Torna ~ The Golden Country, it is revealed that the strategy of a Driver sharing the Blade's weapon between them both is a relatively recent invention. Prior to this, it was normal for a Driver to fight only with their own mundane weapon. The idea of sharing a Blade's weapon was created by Lora and , mostly because they only had one weapon between them. Addam became intrigued by the idea, and from there it spread to become the standard.
Artificial Blades exist as Blades that can be controlled by anyone, even if they lack the apititude. In Xenoblade Chronicles 3, Ino exists as an artificial Blade and calls Noah her Driver.
==Notable Drivers==
* Rex
* Nia
* 
* Mòrag
* Zeke
* Lora
* Addam
* Hugo
* Amalthus
==List of Driver enemies==
===Main game===
====Notable Characters====
====Other Drivers====
===Torna ~ The Golden Country===
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
===Images===
Rex.png|Rex
Nia.png|Nia
Vandham XC2.png|Vandham
Mòrag.png|Mòrag
Zeke.png|Zeke
Lora.png|Lora
Addam.png|Addam
Hugo.png|Hugo
Rex resonating a Core Crystal.png|Rex resonates with a Core
Rex confronts Jin and Malos on the Ancient Ship.png|Rex with his Blade weapon
===Tutorial===
Driver Tutorial Tip (TTGC).jpg|Tutorial tip on Drivers
Category:Lore (XC2)**Category:Driver enemiesCategory:Enemy species (XC2)it:Ductor
Driver Coaching

Driver Coaching is a in Torna ~ The Golden Country. It can be received from Rolipoli at Yanchik Harbor in the Lasaria Region of the Kingdom of Torna.
==Quest objectives==
* and 5 enemies. (You have to inflict Topple with the character you're controlling.)
*Report back to Rolipoli in Yanchik Harbor, Torna.
==Results==
"You've passed Rolipoli's trial, leading him to recognize your potential. Unfortunately, this test was not the last one..."
==Dialogue==
===Talking again to Rolipoli===
===Report back to Rolipoli===
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Driver Coaching Quest Log.jpg|Driver Coaching in the Quest Log
Driver Coaching Complete Quest Log.jpg|Completed Driver Coaching in the Quest Log
Driver Coaching Quest Location.jpg|Location of the quest on the map
Category:Quests (Torna)
Driver Vs

Driver Vs is Disc 3, Track 6 on the Xenoblade2 Original Soundtrack and Disc 8, Track 6 on the Xenoblade Chronicles Original Soundtrack Trinity Box.
It plays in battles with (non–) enemy Drivers, as well as when fighting the Relentless Arduran. It also plays in the following scripted battles:
* Vanny and Jaggra in Azami's Blade Quest, All's Fair.
* Angry Durro and his minions in Unspoken Suspicion.
* Angry Durro and his minions in Floren's Blade Quest, Nature Boy.
* The Mysterious Driver in Godfrey's Blade Quest, Flames of Justice.
* Gale Rocke, the Silt Driver, and the Clean Driver in Perceval's Blade Quest, Failure and Success.
* The Edin Driver and the Radys Driver in Perun's Blade Quest, Eternal Spirit.
* The Altaer Drivers in Sheba's Blade Quest, Fool's Gold.
* Thieving Waldemar and Criminal Praxis in her and Theory's first Blade Quest, Crystal Clear.
* The Firan, Avarr and Torst Drivers in Praxis and Theory's third Blade Quest, Theory and Praxis.
* Mutinous Rhodri in the quest We Meet Again.
* Exacting Vorden, Ferocious Jugger, Whirlwind Yew and Lightning Zuo in the quest A Test of Strength.
* The Dilemma Scout and the two Woden Driver in the quest A Mercenary's Honor.
==Album notes==
==In Super Smash Bros.==
Driver Vs is one of the music tracks in , available on the and the stages.
Category:Music (XC2)Category:Music (SSBU)Category:Songs composed by ACE
Driving Force

Driving Force is a in Xenoblade Chronicles X, and the third one with Elma. It can be found in the morning (7:00-12:00) in the on the east end of East Melville Street, as long as the previous Heart-to-Heart, Petting Zoo, is completed. 
Elma's up for some car talk with Cross, as she's looking at a parked sports car from behind.
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==Script==
===Info Segment===
"I saw Elma watching passing cars in the commercial district. Could she be protecting someone? Or maybe looking for criminals?"
===Heart-to-Heart===
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Dromarch

Dromarch () is a character in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. He is Nia's .
==Appearance and personality==
Dromarch is a blue-eyed white tiger. His Core Crystal is shaped like a claw or fang. He wears armour pieces over his chest and wrists.
==Story arc==
==Lore==
* While Dromarch is Nia's Blade during the events of Xenoblade Chronicles 2, he was originally her father's Blade.
==As a party member==
==As an NPC==
Dromarch can first be found on the Indoline Titan Ship at the very beginning of . He can later be found in Fonsett Residential Area, during the party's stay in Fonsett Village.
Dromarch can be found at a random location in Garfont Village after Rex takes over the Merc Group, provided he is not equipped to his Driver or sent on a Merc Mission. The specific locations he may be found at are listed here.
===Dialogue===
====Indoline Titan Ship====
====Fonsett Village====
===Garfont Village===
==In Super Smash Bros. Ultimate==
Dromarch appears on the stage in the background alongside his Driver, Nia.
==Trivia==
* Dromarch is named after one of the in Japanese, along with Roc, Azurda, and Genbu.
* In Japanese, Dromarch is voiced by Tetsu Inada, who also voices Togashi Yukihira in Xenosaga, Helmer in Xenosaga: The Animation, and Y in Xenoblade Chronicles 3.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
===Xenoblade Chronicles 2===
====Artwork====
Dromarch concept art.jpg|Concept art
====Screenshots====
Nia facing Wormeater Brog.jpg|Nia and Dromarch facing the Wormeater Brog
Nia and Dromarch ether net.jpg|Nia and Dromarch caught in the ether net
Dromarch in solitary cell.jpg|Dromarch in his cell
Dromarch sees door melting.jpg|Dromarch sees the door to his cell melting
Party resting at Traveler's Resting Tree.jpg|The party resting at Traveler's Resting Tree
Vandham (XC2) funeral.jpg|Dromarch offices at Vandham's funeral
Gramps and Dromarch.jpg|Gramps and Dromarch at the inn
Dromarch feels followed.jpg|Dromarch has a feeling the party is followed
Dromarch Wild Roar.jpg|Dromarch uses Wild Roar
Mòrag stops Dromarch.jpg|Mòrag stops Dromarch from getting involved
Dromarch trips.jpg|Dromarch trips in Spirit Crucible Elpys
Dromarch Core Crystal.jpg|Dromarch's Core Crystal after the Lord of Echell's death
Nia and Dromarch run from Praetorium.jpg|Nia and Dromarch run from the Praetorium's monks
Nia and Dromarch boss.jpg
Dromarch knocked over by Tatazo.jpg|Dromarch is knocked over by a rushing Tatazo
Party arrives in Land of Challenge (XC2).jpg|The party arrives in the Land of Challenge
Nia and Dromarch eat dumplings.jpg|Nia and Dromarch dumplings during Tranquility
===Xenoblade Chronicles 3===
====Screenshots====
Xenoblade Chronicles 2 party's photo.png|Dromarch in a group photo in Xenoblade Chronicles 3
===Super Smash Bros. Ultimate===
Nia and Dromarch (SSBU).png|Nia and Dromarch in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
Category:Characters (XC2)
it:Dromarch
Dromarch's Wisdom

Dromarch's Wisdom is a in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It can be found at Nharil Central Plaza in Alba Cavanich, Empire of Mor Ardain.
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==Script==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Dromarch's Wisdom Map Location.jpg|Location of the Heart-to-Heart on the map
Dromarch's Wisdom Requirements.jpg|The characters required to view the Heart-to-Heart
Dromarch's Wisdom Choice.jpg|The choices during the Heart-to-Heart
Dromarch/Gameplay/Dialogue

This page lists all of what Dromarch says during gameplay in Xenoblade Chronicles 2.
==Battle==
===Battle start===
===Blade Arts===
===Specials===
===Level up===
===Win===
==Field==
===Water Mastery===
* I call on the power of water
===Botany===
* Flora heals an aching soul.
===Ancient Wisdom===
* It is good to dwell on the past from time to time.
===Discovering a landmark===
* Congratulations!
===Skip traveling to a landmark===
===Respawning at a landmark===
===Night falls===
* Please consider taking a rest.
===Sun rises===
* Let us face the day with a renewed vigor
==Menu==
===Unlocking an Affinity Chart skill===
===Engaged===
===Merc Missions===
====Selected for a Merc Mission====
====Sent as the squad leader====
====Returning from a Merc Mission====
====Reporting from a Merc Mission====
Category:Dialogue (XC2)
Drone SPX

Drone SPX is a boss in Xenosaga Episode I - Der Wille zur Macht. This boss serves as the tutorial for A.G.W.S. combat. It can also be fought in the A.G.W.S. Hangar on the as part of an A.G.W.S. Simulator prior to the Gnosis invasion.
==Enemy data==
==Gallery==
Category:Bosses (KOS-MOS Simulator)Category:Bosses (Woglinde)
Drone Shot

Drone Shot is a Skell Art in Xenoblade Chronicles X, attached to the Drone series of shoulder-mounted Skell weapons.
==Overview==
The Skell shoots four drones (dependent on the magazine size of the weapon), which surround the enemy and fire at it six times each per drone.
This weapon is powerful since the drones shoot independently of the Skell, so the Skell can do other actions while the drones deal a total of twenty-four shots. Additionally, while the force of the weapon seems low, the full force is applied to each Drone shot, so the damage adds up very quickly.
==Weapons==
* SSM-R530GG Drone
* SSM-R540GG Drone
* SSM-R550GG Drone
* SSM-R560GG Drone
* SSM-XR530GG Drone
* SSM-XR540GG Drone
* SSM-XR550GG Drone
* SSM-XR560GG Drone
* SSM-XXR530GG Drone
* SSM-XXR540GG Drone
* SSM-XXR550GG Drone
* SSM-XXR560GG Drone
==Data==
==In other languages==