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Xenogears (Gear)/Gameplay

This article covers the gameplay for Xenogears, a Gear in Xenogears. It is piloted by Fei.
==Deathblows==
Name 	Level	Combination	Fuel	Requirement(s)
Raigeki	1 	 	40 	Raijin learned
Reppu 	1 	 	50 	Senretsu learned
Raigo 	1 	 	10 	Deathblower 1 equipped
Hazan 	2 	 	70 	Hagan learned
Ryuten 	2 	 	80 	Tenbu learned
Juji 	2 	 	20 	Deathblower 2 equipped
Raibu 	3 	 	100 	Ryujin learned
Ryubu 	3 	 	110 	Hoten learned
Shinrai	3 	 	30 	Deathblower 3 equipped
Kosho X	∞ 	 	10 	None
Goten X	∞ 	 	20 	Level 60
Kishin 	∞ 	 	30 	Level 70
==Abilities==
Name 	EP Cost	Level	Effects
Guided Shot 	2 	1 	Chi Wave/Attack
Inner Healing	2 	10 	Restores Gear's Defense
Yang Power 	5 	46 	Raises Gear's Defense, Lowers Attack Power
Yin Power 	5 	46 	Raises Gear's Attack Power, Lowers Defense
Radiance 	10 	55 	Special Chi Attack
Big Bang 	20 	72 	Powerful Space Chi Attack
==Frames==
Name 	Hit Points	Buy Price	Sell Price	Source
XENOGEARS	30400 	N/A 	N/A 	Starts With
==Gallery==
Xenogears (opened wings).png|Xenogears with its wings open.
Category:Gear party members
Xenogears Perfect Works

Xenogears Perfect Works ~The Real Thing~, typically referred to as just Perfect Works is a book about Xenogears. It was published by Digicube in August 1998.
==Contents==
Perfect Works begins with a 2 page overview of the 6 episodes of the Xenogears saga, then the following sections and features:
* History (pages 6 - 17) - A detailed timeline of the pre-history of the Xenogears world before the creation of Deus, and the 10,000 years leading up to the game.
* Social Structure (pages 18 - 37) - A further breakdown of the approximate 1,000 years before the events of the game, including the founding of the various countries in the game and the origins of the wars between Solaris and the surface, as well as between Aveh and Kislev.
* Geography (pages 38 - 53) - The geography of the world of Xenogears, along with features on the various countries, and archeology
* Monster (pages 54 - 65) - Art and brief descriptions of various monsters in the game.
* Science (pages 66 - 77) - The science behind Deus, Gears and nanotechnology.
* Gear (pages 78 - 155) - Full color artwork, descriptions and specifications on 12 of the Gears from the game, as well as black and white artwork and smaller descriptions for the other Gears in the game. Also includes concept art for Deus, the Seraph Angels, Deus' pillars and various vessels.
* Character (pages 156 - 195) - Biographies and timelines for the game's various characters. 
* Drama (pages 196 - 203) - A several page diagram charting out the events of the game and the actions of the various characters.
* Short Story (pages 204 - 205) - The short story "Dark Summer" written by Kaori Tanaka (credited as Clio Saga).
* Character Gallery (pages 206 - 279) - Full color art gallery for various characters in the game as well as personal data such as age, measurements and fragrance. Also includes a 2 page "What If" feature, and a lengthy section including black and white character concept art.
* Tolone and Seraphita's Military Words Appearing on the Exam (pages 280 - 287) - A side story starring Tolone and Seraphita. 
* Main Staff of Xenogears (pages 288 - 289)
* Discussion (pages 290 - 293 ) - An essay from Sawaduki You about the Xenogears experience.
* Terminology Index (pages 294 - 301)
* Afterword (pages 302 - 303) - Discussion about the Time of the Gospel.
==Contributors==
* Koh Arai
* Yasuyuki Honne
* Junya Ishigaki
* Yoshinori Ogura
* Tetsuya Takahashi
* Tanegashima Takashi
* Kaori Tanaka (Soraya Saga)
* Kunihiko Tanaka
* Tsutomu Terada
* Hiroshi Uchiyama
* Tadahiro Usuda
* Sawaduki You
Category:Merchandise (XG)Category:Books
Xenogears planet

The unnamed planet is the world where Xenogears takes place. It is also referred to as "Earth" by its inhabitants.
==Geography==
The planet is a ring planet with an orange moon. Most of it is ocean. There are four continents, Ignas is mostly desert, Aquvy is mostly composed of islands, Elru is the smallest continent, which was destroyed by Id. Terrane mostly land with a lake in the center.
==Story==
===Early history===
===Zeboim era===
===Solaris war===
===Interlude===
===Xenogears===
==Areas on the planet==
*Ignas
**Lahan Village
**Blackmoon Forest
**Kislev
***Nortune
****Sewers
***Goliath Factory
**Aveh
***Bledavik
****Fatima Castle
****Aveh Battle Tournament
**Nisan
**Ft. Jasper
**Lahan Village
**Dazil
**
**Bart's Lair
**Aveh - Kislev Border
**Ignas Gate Cave
*Aquvy
**Thames
**Ethos Headquarters
**Orphanage
**Ethos Dig Site
**Reaper Ship
**Babel Tower
**Lighthouse
**Sargasso
*Elru
*Terrane
*Shevat
*Solaris
**Jugend Military Academy
**Etrenank
**Elly's house
**
**Krelian's Lab
*Taura's House
*Mass Driver
*
*Anima Dungeon 1
*Anima Dungeon 2
*Mahanon
*Golgoda
*Merkava
**
*Bethlehem
*Snowfield Hideout
*Duneman Isle
==Enemies==
These enemies can be found while traversing the world map.
Name 	Region 	Biome 	Disc
Hobgob (Mountain Path)	Lahan Village, Aveh, Nisan 	Forest, Plains 	1&2
Hopper 	Lahan Village, Aveh, Nisan 	Forest, Plains 	1&2
Lil' Kobold 	Lahan Village, Aveh, Nisan 	Forest, Plains 	1&2
Sand Man 	Aveh, Nisan, Duneman Isle 	Desert 	1&2
 	Aveh, Nisan 	Desert 	1
Neo Tin Robo 	Aveh, Nisan 	Desert 	1
Trooper 	Aveh, Nisan 	Desert 	1
Spear Trooper 	Aveh, Nisan 	Desert 	1
Hobgob (Kislev) 	Kislev 	Desert, Plains 	1
Rhino 	Kislev 	Plains 	1
Rain Frog 	Kislev 	Plains 	1
Pecking Duck 	Kislev 	Plains 	1
 	Ignas 	Plains 	1
Dwarf 	Ignas 	Plains 	1
Quadrafoot 	Kislev 	Desert 	1
NeoMushaMK100 	Kislev 	Desert 	1
Rapid Fire 	Yggdrasil 	Ocean 	1
Breaker 	Yggdrasil 	Ocean 	1
Airwalk 	Yggdrasil 	Ocean 	1
 	Yggdrasil, Aquvy (East, West), Barrens 	Ocean, Plains, Wasteland 	1
 	Yggdrasil 	Ocean 	1
 	Aquvy (Orphanage, East, West), Elru/Islands, Deus 	Plains 	1&2
Ripper 	Aquvy (Orphanage, East, West) 	Plains 	1
Lil' Allemange 	Aquvy (East, West), Elru/Islands, Deus 	Plains 	1&2
 	Aquvy (East, West), Barrens 	Plains, Wasteland 	1
 	Aquvy (East, West) 	Plains 	1
 	Aquvy (East, West) 	Plains 	1
Mammoth 	Barrens 	Wasteland 	1
Shadey 	Barrens 	Wasteland 	1
 	Outside Ignas, Elru/Islands, Deus 	Forest, Plains 	2
Slugger 	Outside Ignas, Elru/Islands, Deus 	Forest 	2
 	Duneman Isle 	Desert 	2
 	Elru/Islands, Deus 	Plains 	2
 	Snowfields 	Snow 	2
 	Snowfields 	Snow 	2
Neo Gimmick 	Snowfields 	Snow 	2
Neo Tears 	Snowfields 	Snow 	2
 	Snowfields 	Snow 	2
Eagle Wing 	Deus 	Plains 	2
Pedestal 	Deus 	Plains 	2
Sufal Gear 	Aveh, Nisan, Kislev, Aquvy (Orphanage, East, West), Barrens, Duneman Isle, Elru/Islands, Deus	Desert, Plains, Wasteland	2
Wind Seraph 	Aveh, Nisan, Kislev, Aquvy (Orphanage, East, West), Barrens, Duneman Isle, Elru/Islands, Deus	Desert, Plains, Wasteland	2
Water Seraph 	Aveh, Nisan, Kislev, Aquvy (Orphanage, East, West), Barrens, Duneman Isle, Elru/Islands, Deus	Desert, Plains, Wasteland	2
==Gallery==
Category:Lore (XG)
Xenosaga

The Xenosaga series is a subseries of the Xeno series. It was primarily developed by Monolith Soft and published by Namco.
==Series installments==
===Main series===
Year	Game 	Platform(s)
2002	Xenosaga Episode I - Der Wille zur Macht 	PlayStation 2
2003	Xenosaga Episode I Reloaded 	PlayStation 2
2004	Xenosaga Episode II - Jenseits von Gut und Böse	PlayStation 2
2006	Xenosaga Episode III - Also Sprach Zarathustra 	PlayStation 2
===Spin-offs===
Year	Game 	Platform(s)
2004	Xenosaga Freaks 	PlayStation 2
2004	Xenosaga: Pied Piper	Mobile phone
2006	Xenosaga I & II 	Nintendo DS
===Other media===
Year 	Title 	Medium
2001-2006	Xenosaga Weekly 	Magazine
2002-2003	Xenosaga Outer File 	Drama CD
2003 	Xenosaga Information Device 	PC application
2004 	Xenosaga Desktop Character 	PC application
2004 	Xenosaga Another Story 	Video series
2004-2006	Xenosaga (manga) 	Manga
2005 	Xenosaga: The Animation 	TV series
2005-2006	Xenosaga II to III: A Missing Year	Flash animation
2006 	Xenosaga Furifuri Cast 	Podcast
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it:Xenosaga
Xenosaga: Pied Piper

Xenosaga: Pied Piper () is a role-playing game developed by Monolith Soft, Namco Mobile and Tom Create and published by Namco. It was released in 2004 exclusively on Japanese mobile phones.
==Playable characters==
 	 	 	
Jan Sauer	Lactis	Melisse Ortus	Bugs
Category:GamesCategory:Xenosaga: Pied Piper
Xenosaga: The Animation

Xenosaga: The Animation is a twelve-episode anime series developed by Toei Animation which premiered on TV Asahi in Japan on January 5, 2005 and on Anime Network in the United States. The anime is based off the events of Xenosaga Episode I - Der Wille zur Macht, although there are differences.
==Differences==
* Miyuki Itsumi is completely omitted, her role being filled in by Togashi Yukihira.
* Vanderkam is seen making his subordinates do pushups as punishment for mishandling the Zohar Emulator.
* Virgil survives the events on the Woglinde, with Andrew Cherenkov taking his place, being killed by a Gnosis.
* The entire Kirschwasser race is absent, their roles replaced by a single Kirschwasser, Kirsch.
* Albedo appears on the Woglinde to retrieve Kirsch by threatening Shion's life if she doesn't comply, something that doesn't happen in the game. 
* Shion is nearly whitened by a Goblin Gnosis in a hallway, rather than a Golem in the Realian maintenance center.
* The Cathedral Ship section is omitted.
* During the party's stay at the Kukai Foundation, Jr. buys a life-sized Bunnie plush for MOMO.
* Pellegri has a more expanded role than she did in the game, even her E.S. unit, Issachar makes an appearance despite debuting in Episode II.
* Virgil is among those arrested by the Federation after the Kukai Foundation was framed by the U-TIC Organization.
* chaos makes a transmission to Jin Uzuki while the party is in the Encephalon in an effort to clear their names. 
* Jin and chaos battle Pellegri in the Encephalon who defeats her with the Ice Brand Double Attack, prompting her to disconnect.
* Virgil dies by KOS-MOS's X-BUSTER attack during the Gnosis invasion of the Kukai Foundation.
* Albedo kidnaps MOMO while piloting Simeon who uses her as a human shield against Jr..
* The "Ma Belle Peche" scene is altered drastically, instead of Albedo dismembering himself to frighten MOMO, he abuses Kirsch and uses a gun to frighten MOMO and shoots his head off which quickly regenerates, replacing the knife he wields in the Japanese release of the original game.
* The Song of Nephilim section and the Proto Merkabah section are merged.
* Sophie Peithos is replaced by a transformed Simeon.
* Canaan makes an appearance despite debuting in Episode II.
* Kirsch takes KOS-MOS's place in detaching Proto Merkabah's sub-compartments and dies with it.
==Characters==
* Shion Uzuki
* KOS-MOS
* Gaignun Kukai Jr.
* Ziggy
* MOMO
* chaos
* Albedo Piazzolla
* Margulis
* Kirsch
* Luis Virgil
* Shelley Godwin
* Mary Godwin
* Allen Ridgeley
* Wilhelm
* Red Testament
* Blue Testament
* Black Testament
* Vanderkam
* Jin Uzuki
* Gaignun Kukai
* Kevin Winnicot
* Tony
* Matthews
* Hammer
* Andrew Cherenkov
* Pellegri
* Nephilim
* Juli Mizrahi
* Joachim Mizrahi
* Sakura Mizrahi
* Helmer
* Canaan
* Febronia
* Lapis Roman
* Kazuichi Moriyama
* Caspase
* Togashi Yukihira
* Calx
==Trivia==
* The Zohar Emulators in the title card in each episode contains a Hebrew numeral which denotes the episode's number.
Category:Xenosaga: The Animation
Xenosaga Desktop Character

Xenosaga Desktop Character () was a desktop character software distributed on the now-defunct Japanese Xenosaga promotional websiteArchived version of the software's distribution page on xenosaga.jp leading up to the release of Xenosaga Episode II - Jenseits von Gut und Böse. Support for the software was terminated , the same day the website went down. All publicly available information that remains of this software is the uninstall guide posted on the official Xenosaga Episode II websiteUninstall guide and a single information blurb from Episode II's weekly magazine (pictured right). 
==Details==
Based on descriptions of the software, it can be inferred that it allowed for various characters from Xenosaga Episode II to interact with the user's desktop, potentially including unique voice-lines and animations. Which characters were included and what potential features may have been implemented currently remains unknown.
Xenosaga Desktop Character ran on the PersonaWare 2002 () program, and was supposedly compatible with the software's version 3.00, renamed "Chararina", which was released in the same month Xenosaga Desktop Character was shut down.
==References==
Category:Xenosaga Episode II
Xenosaga Episode II: Jenseits von Gut und Böse Soundtrack

The Xenosaga Episode II: Jenseits von Gut und Böse Soundtrack is a collection of tracks from the music of Xenosaga Episode II, released on the 17th of February, 2005, included with the Strategy Guide published by Brady Games. It consists of 11 tracks (all composed by Yuki Kajiura) on a single disc. All of the tracks on the disc were also included in the Xenosaga II: Jenseits Von Gut und Böse Movie Scene Soundtrack.
==Track List==
# in the beginning, there was...
# Xenosaga II opening theme
# fatal fight (Jin & Margulis)
# Albedo
# Sakura (theme-piano ver.)
# here she comes (KOS-MOS)
# I am free
# Sweet Song (Xenosaga II ending theme)
# Jr.
# Nephilim
# the image theme of Xenosaga II
Category:Music (XS2)
Xenosaga Episode III - Also Sprach Zarathustra

Xenosaga Episode III - Also Sprach Zarathustra () is a role-playing video game developed by Monolith Soft and published by Namco Bandai. It was released in 2006 for the Sony PlayStation 2 in Japan and North America.
==Playable characters==
===Main playable characters===
 	 	 	 	 	 	
Shion	KOS-MOS	Jr.	MOMO	Ziggy	chaos	Jin
===Playable E.S.s===
 	 	 	
Asher	Dinah	Zebulun	Reuben
===Guest characters===
 	 	
Miyuki	Canaan	Allen
==Etymology==
The subtitle, Also Sprach Zarathustra, is German and can be translated into Thus Spoke Zarathustra. Like the other games, it was named after the work of Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche.
==Regional differences==
* Blood is removed from all cutscene in the English release, however the sound effects that accompany it is not removed.
* The scene where Margulis stabs himself after the fight with E.S. Levi is removed in the English release.
* Nephilim's body in the ending is obscured in the English release.
==Gallery==
==References==
Category:GamesCategory:Xenosaga Episode III
it:Xenosaga Episode III: Also sprach Zarathustra
Xenosaga Episode II - Jenseits von Gut und Böse

Xenosaga Episode II - Jenseits von Gut und Böse () is a role-playing video game developed by Monolith Soft for the Sony PlayStation 2. It was published in Japan and North America by Namco and in Europe by Sony Computer Entertainment Europe.
==Playable characters==
===Main playable characters===
 	 	 	 	 	 	
Shion	KOS-MOS	Jr.	MOMO	Ziggy	chaos	Jin
===Playable E.S.s===
 	 	
Asher	Dinah	Zebulun
===Guests===
* Canaan
==Etymology==
The subtitle, Jenseits von Gut und Böse, is German and can be translated into Beyond Good and Evil. Like the other games, it was named after the work of Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche.
==Other releases==
==Regional differences==
* In the Japanese version of the game, Sergius XVII is referred as the "Pope", while the English version refers him as the "Patriarch".
* The scene where Albedo destroys his head to demonstrate his regenerative powers is altered; in the Japanese version, he uses a handgun, in the English version, he uses an energy ball.
* Three superbosses, Mikumari, Baal Zebul, and Phobos Rigas, were added to the English version of the game.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
==References==
Category:GamesCategory:Xenosaga Episode II
it:Xenosaga Episode II: Jenseits von Gut und Böse
Xenosaga Episode I - Der Wille zur Macht

Xenosaga Episode I - Der Wille zur Macht () is a role-playing video game developed by Monolith Soft and published by Namco. It was released in 2002 in Japan and in 2003 in North America for the Sony PlayStation 2.
==Playable characters==
===Main playable characters===
 	 	 	 	 	
Shion	KOS-MOS	chaos	Ziggy	MOMO	Jr.
===Playable A.G.W.S.===
 	 	 	 	 	
VX-10000	AG-02	VX-7000	VX-4000	AG-04	AG-05
===Guest characters===
 	 	
Virgil	Mary	Soldier
==Plot==
In the year 20XX A.D., a team of researchers lead by Dr. Masuda uncovers the Zohar at Lake Turkana, Kenya.
In the distant future of 4767 T.C. (over 4000 years later), Shion Uzuki, Chief Engineer of the team responsible for developing the battle android KOS-MOS (KOS-MOS Obey Strategic Multiple Operation System) at Vector Industries, commences another startup test in the Encephalon. 
==Gameplay==
:See also:Xenosaga#Gameplay
===Battle===
The gameplay is turn-based. Similar to Xenogears, standard attacks are executed in combinations of up to three button presses. 
===Field===
The gameplay of Episode I is one of the more linear games in the series. There are very few side quests and NPCs to talk to. Some of the things to do outside the main story include finding es hidden all over the world and helping the Professor and his assistant Scott to complete .
===Minigames===
====A.G.W.S. Battle====
====Network Casino====
Poker and slot machines are playable at the Network Casino. Gold must be exchanged for coins that can in return be exchanged for special prizes, such as character artwork.
====Driller Game====
====Xeno Card====
Xeno Card is a virtual trading card game with characters and events from Episode I.
==Other releases==
The game received a Japan-exclusive rerelease called Xenosaga I Reloaded with some extra features.
==Etymology==
The subtitle, Der Wille zur Macht, is German and can be translated into The Will to Power. Like the other games, it was named after the work of Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche.
==Regional differences==
* The scene where Albedo menaces MOMO with a knife and decapitating himself with it is altered, removing the knife and leaving Albedo to rip off his head with his bare hands. However the sound effects that accompany these are not removed.
** It is cited by many that they preferred the altered version of the scene over the original.
* Albedo putting his hand inside MOMO's body is changed to lifting his hand over her head.
==Trivia==
* In early trailers, there's footage of Fifth Jerusalem and Jr. battling the that has not made it in the final product. Xenosaga Episode I trailer for the English release
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
==References==
Category:GamesCategory:Xenosaga Episode I
it:Xenosaga Episode I: Der Wille zur Macht
Xenosaga Episode I - Der Wille zur Macht (manga)

Xenosaga Episode I - Der Wille zur Macht is a manga series authored and illustrated by Atsushi Baba. It is based off of the game of the same name, staying relatively faithful to its events. However the structure of the plot is somewhat re-ordered, making for both cut dialogue/scenes as well as completely new dialogue/scenes.
==Differences==
Volume 1
* The scene involving the Zohar's excavation, and thus Masuda, is cut.
* The story now begins with Cherenkov being scolded by Margulis as well as Jr.'s reaction to the disappearance of Ariadne. These serve as a prologue scene.
* The first proper scene of the story is now Matthews and the Elsa crew encountering KOS-MOS. As such, Shion's introduction is now the scene of her and Allen on the escape pod.
* The events of the Woglinde's destruction are now portrayed through a flashback scene, being heavily stripped of dialogue.
* chaos is introduced slightly later than in the game. Instead coming out to meet Shion and the others once they've already boarded the Elsa.
* A new discussion between Gaignun and Jr. about the Zohar Emulators was added.
* Ziggy rescuing MOMO is now moved to after Jr. raids the wreckage of the ship.
* Ziggy's introduction as well as his espionage in Pleroma were mostly cut, meaning the conversation MOMO has with him about his nickname is moved to when they are already in their ship.
==Characters==
* Shion Uzuki
* KOS-MOS
* Gaignun Kukai Jr.
* Ziggy
* MOMO
* chaos
* Albedo Piazzolla
* Margulis
* Luis Virgil
* Mary Godwin
* Allen Ridgeley
* Wilhelm
* Vanderkam
* Gaignun Kukai
* Kevin Winnicot
* Tony
* Matthews
* Hammer
* Andrew Cherenkov
* Pellegri
* Nephilim
* Juli Mizrahi
* Joachim Mizrahi
* Helmer
* Febronia
* Lapis Roman
* Kazuichi Moriyama
==Chapters==
Volume 1
* File.1
* File.2
* File.3
* File.4
* File.5
Volume 2
* File.6
* File.7
* File.8
* File.9
* File.10
* File.11
* File.12
Volume 3
* File.13
* File.14
* File.15
* File.16
* File.17
* Last File
==Trivia==
* While no official translation has ever been published, there is a fan translation.
Xenosaga Episode I Reloaded

Xenosaga Episode I Reloaded () is a Japan-exclusive re-release of Xenosaga Episode I - Der Wille zur Macht for the PlayStation 2. It notably includes the English voice acting from the North American release of the original game, along with a few other features.
 
==List of changes==
While the core game is the same and the story is unchanged, there are some changes compared to the original version. Listed here are changes that are not simply minor bug fixes.
* The game now features English voices rather than the original Japanese ones. This is a full replacement - no option to switch to Japanese voices is available.
** A slightly older version of the dub is seemingly used in Reloaded, as some takes or lines are slightly different to the final English release. A notable example is that Realians are inconsistently referred to as "Synths".
* Two new outfits are obtainable: an Archetype outfit for KOS-MOS, and a Kirschwasser outfit for MOMO.
* A cutscene viewer can be accessed from the main menu, allowing the player to rewatch cutscenes they have viewed on their current save file. If the player has an original Episode I save file, they may load that to access the cutscene viewer; it uses the censored cutscenes of the English version, rather than the original Japanese version.
* The Bunnie save icon in the Memory Card is colored differently
Additionally, the game comes with a bonus DVD featuring a trailer for Xenosaga Episode II.
==Gallery==
===Promotional screenshots===
XS1R promo 1.jpg|KOS-MOS's new Archetype outfit.
XS1R promo 2.jpg|Another screenshot of KOS-MOS's new outfit.
XS1R promo 3.jpg|MOMO's new Kirschwasser outfit.
XS1R promo 4.jpg|A screenshot from the Episode II trailer.
XS1R promo 5.jpg|Another screenshot from the Episode II trailer.
===Models===
KOS-MOS Archetype (XS1).png|KOS-MOS's Archetype outfit.
MOMO Kirschwasser (XS1).png|MOMO's Kirschwasser outfit.
==References==
Category:GamesCategory:Xenosaga Episode ICategory:Xenosaga Episode I Reloaded
it:Xenosaga Episode I: Der Wille zur Macht
Xenosaga Forum

The Xenosaga Forum was the official English-language forum for the Xenosaga series. It launched in 2003 and went read-only on , 6:00PM EST.Xenosaga Forum Transition - Xenosaga Forum (archived) The servers closed in early 2005. At the same time, the Xenosaga®2 Forum, a subforum of the general Namco forums, opened. The last time the original forum was archived on the Internet Archive was on , the North American release date of Xenosaga Episode II. A week later, it was inaccessible.
==Xenosaga III Forums==
The Xenosaga III Forums were the official forums for Xenosaga Episode III. It was opened in 2006 and still functional by . It closed anytime between then and Xenosaga III Forums, archived on .
==References==
==External links==
* Xenosaga Forum (archived)
* Xenosaga®2 Forum (archived)
* Xenosaga III Forums (archived)
Category:Websites
Xenosaga Freaks

Xenosaga Freaks () is a video game developed by Monolith Soft and published by Namco. It was released in 2004 for the Sony PlayStation 2 only in Japan. It is a collection of:
* Xeno-comi, a visual novel with a side story that plays between Xenosaga Episode I and Xenosaga Episode II
* Xeno-pittan, a puzzle game somewhat similar to Scrabble
* The with entries from Xenosaga Episode I
* A Demo for Xenosaga Episode II
==Gallery==
Xenosaga Freaks Logo.png|Xenosaga Freaks logo.
XSF main screen.png|The main screen.
XSF Options screen.png|The options screen.
==References==
Category:GamesCategory:Xenosaga Freaks
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