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Flight

Flight (called Soaring on the Revival disc and Xenogears Vinyl - SHINKAKU -) is Disc 2, Track 9 on the Xenogears Original Soundtrack, Track 35 on the Xenogears Original Soundtrack Revival Disc -the first and the last-, and Track 3 of the B-Side of the first disc of Xenogears Vinyl - SHINKAKU -. The track is one of the tracks playable in the Nortune jukebox, under the option 'A Theme'.
The track was remixed along with Wings for the Xenogears 20th Anniversary Concert -The Beginning and the End- as Soaring - Wings. A vocal remix was made for CREID titled Spring Lullaby. Finally, A Gathering of Stars in the Night Sky is a more mellow version of this track.
It plays as the battle music against Achtzehn in Shevat (for both the Chu-Chu phase and the Seibzehn phase), as well as in the immediately prior and subsequent cutscenes. It also plays in Big Joe's shop room in Zeboim. Finally, it plays during the following cutscenes:
* The Nisan Mausoleum rises up into the air after Bart turns the power on.
* Maria uses Seibzehn to break through Solaris's gravity barrier.
* Fei narrates the beginning of the search for the first of the two remaining Anima Relics.
* The Elements' Gears fuse to form the G-Elements.
* Fei narrates the beginning of the search for the last remaining Anima Relic.
* Fei narrates the finding of the cave containing the last remaining Anima Relic.
* Fei narrates the start of the attack on Merkava's cannon.
* Fei flies into space to bring Elly back from Deus.
The track is available as DLC for the rhythm game Theatrhythm Final Fantasy Curtain Call for the 3DS.
==Soaring - Orchestral Version -==
Soaring - Orchestral Version - (called Soaring -Orchestral Version- on Xenogears Vinyl - SHINKAKU -) is a remix of Flight. It is Track 3 on the -MYTH- The Xenogears Orchestral Album CD and Track 2 on the A-side of the vinyl release, and was included as Track 3 of the B-Side of the second disc of Xenogears Vinyl - SHINKAKU -.
===Album notes===
==External links==
* Piano arrangement and cover by Yui Morishita (YouTube)
==Trivia==
* Mitsuda has stated that he would rather have remixed The Sky, the Clouds, and You instead of having Flight play for the Chu-chu instance.
Category:Music (XG)Category:Songs composed by Yasunori Mitsuda
Flight Time

Flight Time is a in Xenoblade Chronicles X, and the first one with Lin. It can be found at night (19:00-24:00) inside the eastern section of the test room of the Outfitters Test Hangar, where Lin is talking with another woman.
This Heart-to-Heart also requires Chapter 3 to be completed.
Lin talks about her work with the flight module. Some of the dialogue depends on whether or not A Girl's Wings, the mission that unlocks the Flight Module, is completed.
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==Script==
===Info Segment===
"That Lin girl has been wrestling with a flight module at the Outfitters test hangar until the wee hours of the night. She truly is a diligent researcher, that one."
===Heart-to-Heart===
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Flight Time FrontierNav.png|Location on FrontierNav map.
==Notes==
Flinch

Flinch is a mobility in Xenoblade Chronicles X.
==Overview==
When a player or enemy is Flinched, their body temporarily freezes up, interrupting any actions they would otherwise be taking. Additionally, when players are Flinched, their horizontal momentum is completely negated, meaning that they can miss jumps.
On foot, Flinch can be prevented via the Armor augment Resist Flinch. While in a Skell, Flinch can be prevented via the Skell Armor augment Resist.FLINCH.
==Levels==
There are 5 levels of Flinch, from Flinch to Flinch . However, Flinch always lasts 2 seconds (60 frames), regardless of the level.
==List of arts that can inflict Flinch==
In general, arts that flash the screen or have jamming effects can inflict Flinch.
====By Skells====
===By enemies===
==Other things that inflict Flinch==
If the player is on foot, enemies can inflict Flinch on the player when they initiate combat, unless the player hits the enemy before the enemy decides to fight. This means that dormant enemies can inflict Flinch when they awaken, even when the player might already know where they are hiding. This does not apply to reinforcements mid-battle, and it has a lower chance of occurring when the player is a higher level than the enemy. 
When online in a multi-player Squad Mission, enemies can still Flinch players if the player enters their range and has not started combat with the enemy. This happens even if said enemy is fighting another player in the mission.
==In other languages==
Category:Statuses (XCX)
Floating Landmass

Floating Landmass refers to a separated part of in Xenosaga Episode III - Also Sprach Zarathustra.
==Story==
The Floating Landmass appears in space, believed to be a portion of Lost Jerusalem. A battle breaks out in space between the forces of the Durandal and Ormus. Eventually Ormus' forces retreat based on orders made by Heinlein to Margulis. However as a result of the fighting the Elsa is drawn in and trapped within the hypersphere surrounding it. After retrieving KOS-MOS from the CAT Testing Ground, the party heads here and is able to make its way into the hypersphere and find the Elsa. Searching the area in their E.S.s, the party finds mysterious words written on the wall that match those found in MOMO's Y-Data. The Blue Testament appears and reveals himself to the party as Virgil. After his E.S., Naphtali is defeated by the party, the White Testament appears in the E.S. Simeon to retrieve Virgil and take the Vessel of Anima from Naphtali. The party then makes its way through the Ancient Temple, eventually arriving at Rennes-le-Château.
==As an area==
The Floating Landmass is explored as an area during the party's attempt to rescue the Elsa.
==Gallery==
Category:Areas (XS3)
Floatstone Shard

Floatstone Shard is an Important Item in Xenoblade Chronicles X.
During the Affinity Mission named Mia Grows Up, Mia is meant to help make a Nopon coin in order to register with the Nopon Commerce Guild. This floatstone shard is one of the materials required.
This floatstone shard is located on Primordia's Talon Rock Summit, atop one of the floating rocks with a lone tree on top.
==In other languages==
Floren

Floren () is a Rare Blade in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. He can be obtained randomly from Core Crystals.
==Appearance and personality==
Floren appears as an effeminate young boy with mint green hair and flora-themed green clothing. His Core Crystal is shaped like a flower.
Floren is very manipulative, using his cute looks to get things from others. He truly cares about nature, however, and wants to protect it.
==Story arc==
==Lore==
* Due to his feminine appearance, he is often mistaken for a female.
==As a party member==
==As an NPC==
Floren 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===
==Trivia==
* In English, Floren is voiced by Clare Corbett, who also voices Electra.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Floren's Awakening 1.jpg|Floren slides around with his Bitball during his awakening
Floren's Awakening 2.jpg|Floren scheming to take advantage of his Driver during his awakening
Floren's Awakening 3.jpg|Floren replicates his official art pose during his awakening
Floren communicates with Saffronia.jpg|Floren communicates with the Saffronia
Floren extinguishes fire.jpg|Floren extinguishes a Saffronia Angry Durro lit on fire
Category:Characters (XC2)
it:Floren
Floren/Gameplay/Dialogue

This page lists all of what Floren says during gameplay in Xenoblade Chronicles 2.
==Battle==
===Battle start===
===Blade Arts===
===Specials===
===Level up===
===Win===
==Field==
===Botany===
===Earth Mastery===
===Beguiling Charms===
===Discovering a landmark===
* Aaaah... What a nice view!
===Skip traveling to a landmark===
===Respawning at a landmark===
===Night falls===
===Sun rises===
==Menu==
===Unlocking an Affinity Chart skill===
===Engaged===
===Released===
* So I was just a tool to you huh? Harsh.
===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)
Flotsam Inspection

Flotsam Inspection is a Merc Mission in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It is received from Cabott near Garfont Rear Gate in Garfont Village, Kingdom of Uraya, upon reaching development level 1 for Uraya. The mission requires 30 minutes to be completed, down to 7 minutes by dispatching s with enough levels of the suggested s. 
==Dialogue==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Flotsam Inspection Location.jpg|Cabott with the mission available 
Cabott Map Location.jpg|Cabott's location on the map
Flowers of Ice

Flowers of Ice is a key item in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It must be found during the The Writer's Assistant at the Argan Iceblooms, in the of the Kingdom of Tantal, and delivered to Mesulia.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Flowers of Ice Location.jpg|Flowers of Ice
Cannadea's Troubles Objective 1.jpg|Location of Flowers of Ice on the map
Flowing Form

Flowing Form is a speciality in Future Redeemed. It's the replacement of Steady Striker from the base game.
== Recipe ==
 Level I
Ingredient 	Quality	Amount
Gemstone 	 	1
Bunnit Meat	 	1
 Level II
Ingredient 	Quality	Amount
Gemstone 	 	1
Rhogul Axe Crest	 	1
 Level III
Ingredient 	Quality	Amount
Pure Gemstone 	 	1
Exploding Blant Seed	 	2
Avis Sphere 	 	1
 Level IV
Ingredient 	Quality	Amount
Pure Gemstone 	 	1
Armored Plambus Wing	 	2
Equites Tank Wheel 	 	2
 Level V
Ingredient 	Quality	Amount
Ultra Pure Gemstone 	 	1
Nutrient-Rich Vollgull Egg	 	1
Great Feris Horn Pair 	 	2
Bunnit Meat 	 	3
==In other languages==
Floßhilde

The Floßhilde is a ship in Xenosaga Episode I - Der Wille zur Macht. It is the fourth ship in the line of Woglinde-class cruisers.
==Story==
===Xenosaga Episode I===
The Floßhilde is one of three ships that accompanies the Dämmerung in using the Rhine Maiden to destroy a swarm of Gnosis that attacks the Kukai Foundation in response to disturbance caused by the Song of Nephilim. The other two ships it is accompanied by are the Woglinde II and the Wellgunde.
==Database==
==Gallery==
Rhine Maiden.png|The Floßhilde using the Rhine Maiden alongside the Dämmerung.
Woglinde II art frontview.jpg|Concept art of the front of the Floßhilde.
Woglinde II art backview.jpg|Concept art of the back of the Floßhilde.
Category:Ships (XS)
Flutterheart Grass

Flutterheart Grass is a key item in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It can be found at the Sealed Quarry in the in the Kingdom of Tantal. It appears there after starting the Making Love Source, during which one must be collected, and can be collected anytime after completing the quest, to make . However, due to the fact only one of them fits in the inventory, Flutterheart Grass must be used before it can be gathered again.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Flutterheart Grass Location.jpg|Flutterheart Grass
Making Love Source Objective 1.jpg|Location of Flutterheart Grass on the map
Fly in the Ointment

Fly in the Ointment is a Blade Quest in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It can be received from Celliara by resting at in Theosoir, Kingdom of Tantal, after unlocking Dahlia's third Key Affinity reward, meeting Kastina at Elmos Square, and provided Nia, Tora, Mòrag, Zeke, Pyra and Dahlia are in the party. Completing it will unlock the first level of Dahlia's Icecraft .
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==Quest objectives==
*Gather Information about Kastina at Theosoir, Tantal.
**Celesmia must be spoken to.
*Look for Kastina, who was said to have gone towards the forest behind Old Gelgemos Gate, Tantal.
*Investigate the snow mounds in the forest behind Old Gelgemos Gate, Tantal.
**Checking the westmost snow mound progresses the quest.
*Make an offering to the in the forest behind Old Gelgemos Gate, Tantal.
**Threatening him requires clearing an Ice Mastery level 9 and level 3 Field Skill check.
*Go to Pillar City Ruins, Tantal.
**Requires clearing a Fire Mastery level 3 and Focus level 5 Field Skill check.
*Defeat all Sarta Garlus (4) at Pillar City Ruins, Tantal.
*Report to Celliara at Anastatia's, Tantal.
==Results==
"Kastina is returned safely to her mother, and Dahlia is delighted with a gift of Moondrop flowers."
==Script==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Fly in the Ointment Quest Log.jpg|Fly in the Ointment in the Quest Log
Fly in the Ointment Complete Quest Log.jpg|Completed Fly in the Ointment in the Quest Log
Fly in the Ointment Quest Location.jpg|Location of the quest on the map
Fly in the Ointment Objective 1.jpg|Gather Information about Kastina
Fly in the Ointment Objective 2.jpg|Look for Kastina
Fly in the Ointment Objective 3.jpg|Go to Pillar City Ruins
Category:Quests (Tantal)Category:Blade Quests
Fly in the Ointment/Script

The following is the script of dialogue used in the Blade Quest Fly in the Ointment along with the cutscene that plays prior.
==Amaryllis==
==Kastina's disappearance==
==Gather Information about Kastina==
===Lieselotte===
===Manegal===
===Celesmia===
==Look for Kastina==
==Investigate the snow mounds==
===Wrong snow mound===
===Westmost snow mound===
==Make an offering to the Nopon Sage==
===Make an offering to him===
===Threaten him===
==Go to Pillar City Ruins==
==Snowdrop==
==Report to Celliara==
==Tulip==
==Conclusion==
Category:Game script (XC2)
Flying Boulders

Flying Boulders is a Squad Mission in Xenoblade Chronicles X. This mission starts with taking out a Papil, then the next part requires breaking the right leg appendage of the that spawns. If the Sylooth is destroyed instead, it will respawn.
This mission is unlocked by defeating ten Simiuses during BLADE Mission No. 7. Additionally, the mission A Couple of Troublemakers is unlocked by destroying the weak point of the Sylooth before breaking the leg. This weak point is accessible once the growth on the back is destroyed.
==Objectives==
==Rewards==
==In other languages==
Flying Fortress Desmor

Flying Fortress Desmor is a in Torna ~ The Golden Country. It can be found anytime flying over Turqos Plateau in the Dannagh Region of the Kingdom of Torna. Flying Fortress Desmor flies back and forth between the Dannagh Region and the Aletta Region, making it hard to get its attention to battle it. However, it will always stop a short while at a ledge on Turqos Plateau, after skip traveling there, making it easier to fight it there.
==Data==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Flying Fortress Desmor Nametag.jpg|Flying Fortress Desmor's nametag
Flying Fortress Desmor Map Location.jpg|Flying Fortress Desmor's location on the map
Flying Fortress Desmor Tombstone.jpg|Flying Fortress Desmor's tombstone
Category:Unique monsters (Kingdom of Torna)Category:Moramoras (TTGC)
Flying Start

Flying Start is the third skill in 's Camaraderie skill branch. It gives the whole party 15% of for 30 seconds following a successful battle start affinity.
==Overview==
Haste to start a fight is mostly good for charging talent arts faster, which leads to using them faster so the next one can be built faster. This is good for Reyn so he can use quicker, allowing him to start his tanking duties; or even use up the charge by using Magnum Charge for greater on his next art, while its effectiveness on the rest of the party varies. Unfortunately, only a single person can link to the skill, so its cheap cost is not impressive and it can only be stacked a single time in limited party setups.
==In other languages==
Focus: Attackers

Focus: Attackers is an offered in the Archsage's Gauntlet in Xenoblade Chronicles 3. All es with the Attacker Role are boosted when this Emblem is active.
==Overview==
This Emblem is naturally at its best when there are multiple Attackers in a team. Since a maximum of seven Attackers can be on a team at one time, its effects can be multiplied sevenfold for a 420% max HP boost and a 700% attack boost at max level.
==Data==
==In other languages==
Focus: Defenders

Focus: Defenders is an offered in the Archsage's Gauntlet in Xenoblade Chronicles 3. All es with the Defender Role are boosted when this Emblem is active.
==Overview==
This Emblem is naturally at its best when there are multiple Defenders in a team. Since a maximum of six Defenders (one main character as a Defender as well as Ashera, Ino, Monica, Shulk, and Zeon) can be on a team at one time, its effects can be multiplied sixfold for a 150% max HP boost and a 450% attack boost at max level.
==Data==
==In other languages==
Focus: Healers

Focus: Healers is an offered in the Archsage's Gauntlet in Xenoblade Chronicles 3. All es with the Healer Role are boosted when this Emblem is active.
==Overview==
This Emblem is naturally at its best when there are multiple Healers in a team. Since a maximum of seven Healers can be on a team at one time, its effects can be multiplied sevenfold for a 560% max HP boost and a 350% attack boost at max level.
==Data==
==In other languages==
Fofora

Fofora is the fourth Nopon of the Ponspector brigade in Future Connected. She can be found at the Xen's Thoroughfare and she'll join the party once the Favour for Fofora is completed.
==As a side party member==
Fofora's art focuses on lowering agility.
==As an NPC==
Fofora can be found near the Xen's Thoroughfare mapping out the area, but she can't continue due to some Inconvenient Kromars, so she asks the party if they can defat them.
===Dialogue===
====Ponspectors Till We Cry====
====After completing Ponspectors Till We Cry====
This text is only viewable on the Ponspector Report menu
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Fofora Report.png|Fofora's Report card
Fofora Report Portrait.png|Portrait of Fofora's Report card
Ponspectors Unite! 4.png|Fofora joining the team
Favour for Fofora map location.png|Location of Fofora on the map
Fofora talking with the party.png|Fofora talking with the party
Category:Ponspectors
Fog King

The Fog King is the primary antagonist of Future Connected. It is a phantom entity that created the Fogbeasts and the fog rifts.
==Appearance and personality==
The Fog King is a phantom entity that resembles the from Xenoblade Chronicles 2, but coloured orange. After being bested in its first form, the Fog King grew two more appendages.
The Fog King does not speak and doesn't seem to have a personality.
==Story arc==
Shulk and Melia depart for Alcamoth using the Junks, when suddenly the ship is shot down by a laser and they crash on the Bionis' Shoulder. They decide to head to the Companions' Cape to learn more about what attacked them. At the cape, they are approached by a man named Maxis, who explains that they were attacked by a mysterious monster that recently appeared in Alcamoth, known as the Fog King and that it's seemingly invulnerable to normal attacks. He also says that the Fog King forced Maxis and the rest of the High Entia to leave Alcamoth.
Shulk, Melia, and their new companions, Kino, and Nene arrive at Alcamoth, and they see a strange rift which they decide to investigate. The group runs into Teelan, who is being attacked by a Snowal Taos covered in fog, and they manage to defeat it, believing it was the Fog King. However, the real Fog King suddenly emerges from the rift and the group attempts to fight it, however, all of their attacks are rendered useless against it, so they decide to retreat. Teelan explains that the Snowal Taos that attacked him is known as a Fogbeast, which are monsters covered in fog that like to follow the Fog King, he then tells the group to head towards Gran Dell.
Upon arriving at Gran Dell, the group runs into Radzam, who observes that there's a large amount of Telethia swarming Alcamoth, and they are feeding off the ether being produced by the Fog King, which is preventing the Fog King from leaving the city. The group then notices that a giant rift has appeared outside of Alcamoth. Shulk and Radzam eventually decide that they need to empower Shulk's weapon, the Monado Replica EX, so it can emit a dense ether field in order to make the Fog King vulnerable to attacks. After finding the materials, Shulk is able to upgrade his weapon to the Monado Replica EX+, allowing them to properly fight the Fog King.
The group returns to Alcamoth and battles against the Fog King. The rift grows larger, which makes the Fog King significantly stronger, but a bunch of Telethia fly into the rift and explode, which causes the Fog King's power to decrease and damages it. Melia is able to eradicate the Fog King, which also destroys the rift in the sky.
==Lore==
* According to Xenoblade 3 Official Artworks Aionios Moments, the Fog King resembles a Guldo as it is a projection of the Infernal Guldo from the Land of Morytha in Xenoblade Chronicles 2.Unofficial translation
==As a boss==
The Fog King is the final boss of Future Connected. Its level is displayed as "???" throughout both phases.
* Fog King (part 1)
* Fog King (part 2)
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
==References==
Category:Characters (FC)
Fog Rift

Fog Rifts are a type of Fogbeast in Future Redeemed. They are rifts in the world that summon Fog-Called Beasts when attacked.
Clearing out Fog Rifts is an Affinity Goal within the "Battle Missions" category; doing so for all territories within a region grants Affinity Points as a reward.
==Characteristics==
Fog Rifts are completely stationary and immune to all s. They do not attack, but use the Art Seething Fog to summon Fogbeasts when attacked. When the summoned Fog-Called Beasts are in the fight, the Fog Rift receives a bonus of 30% per active summon, to a maximum of 90%. Fog Rifts' weakness is to their front.
Fog Rifts only appear in The Ragmos Desolation, the lower level of Aurora Shelf, and the Black Mountains. The latter may only appear during thunderstorm ; the Celestial Compass is therefore useful for finding and fighting them.
==List of Fog Rifts==
==Lore==
* A giant Fog Rift appears in Future Connected, though not as a gameplay entity; the "Fog-Called Beast" equivalent that it calls forth is the Fog King, and it is eventually sealed by Telethia flying into it. 
* Fogbeasts, and therefore Fog Rifts, are said to be controlled by Alpha during the events of Future Redeemed.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
===Future Connected===
Fog Rift in Alcamoth.jpg|A Fog Rift inside Alcamoth
Giant Fog Rift near Alcamoth.jpg|The giant Fog Rift outside Alcamoth
===Future Redeemed===
Fog Rift Sealed notification.jpg|Affinity Points earned for sealing a Fog Rift
Category:Fogbeasts (FR)
Fogbeasts

Fogbeasts is a song in Xenoblade Chronicles: Future Connected and Xenoblade Chronicles 3: Future Redeemed. It is track 19 on the CD and digital versions of the Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition Sound Selection, and Disc 5, Track 13 on the Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition Original Soundtrack and the Xenoblade Chronicles Original Soundtrack Trinity Box. The melody at 0:55 is used as a motif in Roar from Beyond.
It plays during regular battles against Fogbeasts in both Future Connected and Future Redeemed. It also serves as the music for the mission Lost in a Dark Dream, the only way Fogbeasts can be encountered in the main game of Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition.
Finally, it also plays during the following scripted battles (all against Fogbeasts):
* The in .
* The s at .
* The Antol King at Companions' Cape.
* The s and the at Gran Dell. (The track plays after Unfinished Business finishes playing.)
* The Diastone Feris at the start of in Future Redeemed.
==Album notes==
==External links==
* Takayuki Yoshimura's performance of the piano solo to celebrate the 4th anniversary of Xenoblade DE
Category:Music (FC)Category:Music (XC1)
Category:Music (FR)Category:Songs composed by ACE
Fogdweller Abaasy

Fogdweller Abaasy is a , one of the five es and the strongest enemy in Future Redeemed.
==Data==
===Enemy===
===Arts===
==Trivia==
* Fogdweller Abaasy is the only enemy to be above the player's level cap in Future Redeemed.
* Fogdweller Abaasy along with in the base game are the only unique monsters to lock the player in an area akin to a boss.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Category:Unique monsters (Black Mountains)Category:Dragues (XC3)