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Xe-dom

Xe-dom are giant Mechanoid enemies in Xenoblade Chronicles X that are native to Mira. They often act like dormant relics of the ancient civilizations but unleash powerful gravity-based attacks when approached.
==Description==
Enigmatic, pilotless crafts exhumed from the Miran soil. They come in a variety of sizes, and are constructed from a kind of living metal that not even Ganglion technology can replicate. But while the particulars of the xe-dom manufacturing process remain shrouded in mystery, a lucky research mistake unlocked the secret of controlling the units.
Their exceptional combat skills—including the ability to manipulate gravity in the surrounding area, useful for both attacking and movement—make them ideal for protecting critical Ganglion bases.
== In combat ==
Xe-dom attack with powerful Gravity-based attacks primarily like Mega Gravity, but they can also emit powerful Beam and Electric attacks and swing their arms at enemies for Physical damage. Thanks to their size, they have high attack and HP stats and tend to crush Skells rather easily, since most armor has negative Gravity resistance. Mega Collider can also Shock players with damage over time, and Mega Gravity can flying Skells and anything else.
These enemies are typically weak to beam and electric (-25% resistance) and gravity (-50%) attacks, while resisting ether and thermal attacks by 10% and physical attacks by 30%.
It's important to be aware of one Tyrant: Go-rha, the Guardian Deity, which will reflect all damage types. Damage negation through Augments like Reflect.NEG-BEAM is necessary to fight it.
== Variations ==
Xe-dom come in four variations depending on their color.
* Silver Xe-dom are silver. They are primarily found patrolling the sands of Sylvalum, and drop the Xe-dom Silver Crest from their main body.
* Jet-black Xe-dom are black. One is found in Primordia and a Tyrant version named Nu-rhor, the Dark Deity is found in Jair Fortress in Oblivia, and it drops the Xe-dom Jet-Black Crest from its main body.
* Golden Xe-dom are colored gold. They are found in Cauldros, and they drop the Xe-dom Golden Crest from their main body.
* There is only one crimson Xe-dom, Du-rha, the Imprisoned. This Tyrant Xe-dom has a chance to drop the Xe-dom Crimson Crest from its main body. It is found in the Quay Hollows in southern Sylvalum.
In general, all Xe-dom drop these items:
* from the hip-mounted cannons.
* Xe-dom Hand from the shoulders.
* Ancient Armor from the mantle on its back.
* Octopus Board from the main body.
* from the main body.
== Enemy List ==
== In other languages ==
*Category:Mechanoids
Xen's Thoroughfare

Xen's Thoroughfare is a on the Bionis' Shoulder. It is located northwest of Cinnabar Plateau and east of Shoulderstone Scree. It can be climbed when heading north from the west side to reach the Lamentation Ridge and eventually Cloudtop Lookout.
==Treasure chests==
* Giants' Trove #19
==Map==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Xen's Thoroughfare discovery.png|Xen's Thoroughfare discovery
Xeno-pittan

Xeno-pittan (, Word puzzle: Xeno-pittan) is a minigame in Xenosaga Freaks. It is a Xenosaga-themed spinoff of Namco's Mojipittan series.
==Gameplay==
The game is somewhat similar to Scrabble: The game features multiple levels. Each level gives you an individual board and some tiles, each containing one Hiragana character. The player has to create words with these tiles within a given time limit and fulfill one or more requirements, for example building 20 three-character words. Unlike Scrabble, it is allowed to create nonexisting words, as long as it creates at least one word in any direction.
==Levels==
===Singleplayer===
* Small Xeno ()
* Full Moon ()
* Carrot ()
* ()
* ()
* ()
* ()
* ()
* ()
* ()
* ()
* ()
* ()
* ()
* ()
* Number ()
* ()
* ()
* Big Xeno ()
* ()
===Multiplayer (Alternating turns)===
* Four by four　()
* Honmomo　()
* 　()
* A.G.W.S. 2　()
===Multiplayer (Simultaneous)===
* 　()
* Bunnie 2　()
* Queen Kiss　()
* 　()
==Gallery==
Xeno-pittan title screen.png|The title screen.
Xeno-pittan Bunnie solution 3.png|Gameplay.
Xeno-pittan results screen (Bunnie).png|Results screen.
Xeno-pittan completion 1.png|Screen for completing all singleplayer levels. means "Congratulations!!".
Xeno-pittan completion 2.png|Screen for completing all singleplayer levels. means "All clear!!".
*Category:Minigames
Xenoblade 2 Official Artworks Alrest Record

Xenoblade 2 Official Artworks Alrest Record () is an art book published by Gzbrain, initially planned to release on February 2nd, 2019, but officially released on February 12th, 2019 after being pushed back to answer to unexpectedly high preorder numbers. The release date printed on the books stayed February 2nd. It was later reissued by KADOKAWA. It contains 352 pages of various artwork and materials for Xenoblade Chronicles 2 and Xenoblade Chronicles 2: Torna ~ The Golden Country.
==Contents==
* Pages 002-009: key artworks for Xenoblade Chronicles 2 and Xenoblade Chronicles 2: Torna ~ The Golden Country
* Page 010: key artwork for Xenoblade2 Original Soundtrack
* Page 011: cover artwork for Weekly Famitsu December 7, 2017
* Pages 012-015: reward artworks for Xenoblade Chronicles 2
* Pages 016-017: key artwork for Pyra and Mythra Scale Figures
* Pages 018-019: front and back cover art for Xenoblade 2 Official Artworks Alrest Record
* Pages 020-023: exclusive artworks by CHOCO
* Pages 026-219: characters concept art
* Pages 220-234: weapons concept art
* Pages 236-271: world concept art - landscapes
* Pages 272-275: world concept art - ships and modified Titans
* Pages 276-277: world concept art - various (World Tree, Rex, sketches of the party)
* Pages 278-289: enemies concept art
* Pages 290-293: Siren and Aion concept art
* Pages 294-306: items of the world concept art
* Pages 308-315: plot summary per chapter of Xenoblade Chronicles 2 and Xenoblade Chronicles 2: Torna ~ The Golden Country
* Pages 316-347: list of post-battle dialogues
* Pages 348-351: staff credits
==In other languages==
==Notes==
Category:Xenoblade Chronicles 2Category:Merchandise (XC2)Category:Books
Xenoblade 3 Official Artworks Aionios Moments

Xenoblade 3 Official Artworks Aionios Moments () is an art book published by KADOKAWA. It contains various artwork and materials for Xenoblade Chronicles 3 and Future Redeemed.
==Contents==
Category:Xenoblade Chronicles 3it:Xenoblade Chronicles 3
Category:Merchandise (XC3)
Category:Books
==In other languages==
Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition Sound Selection

The Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition Sound Selection ( SOUND SELECTION, Xenoblade Definitive Edition Sound Selection) is a selection of 20 tracks from the soundtrack of Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition (all of which had been remastered or composed for this game), released on the 29th of May, 2020 as part of the Collector's Edition of the game in Europe, Japan and Australia. It was released on a single CD in Japan and Australia, and as a download card in Europe. The European version of the Collector's Edition also included a vinyl version with 12 tracks.
==Track List (CD version)==
Nr.	English name 	Original name	Composer(s)
1 	 	 	Yoko Shimomura
2 	 	 	Yoko Shimomura
3 	 	 	ACE+
4 	 	 	ACE+
5 	 	 	ACE+
6 	 	 	Manami Kiyota
7 	 	 	ACE+
8 	 	 	Manami Kiyota
9 	 	 	Manami Kiyota
10 	 	 	ACE+
11 	 	 	Manami Kiyota
12 	 	 	ACE+
13 	 	 	ACE+
14 	 	 	Manami Kiyota
15 	 	 	ACE+
16 	 	 	Manami Kiyota
17 	 	 	ACE
18 	Time to Fight! (Bionis' Shoulder)	 	Kenji Hiramatsu
19 	Fogbeasts 	 	ACE+
20 	 	 	Manami Kiyota
==Track List (Vinyl version)==
===A-Side===
Nr.	English name	Original name	Composer(s)
1 	 	 	Yoko Shimomura
2 	 	 	Yoko Shimomura
3 	 	 	ACE+
4 	 	 	ACE+
5 	 	 	Manami Kiyota
6 	 	 	ACE+
===B-Side===
Nr.	English name 	Original name	Composer(s)
1 	 	 	ACE+
2 	 	 	ACE+
3 	 	 	ACE+
4 	 	 	Manami Kiyota
5 	 	 	ACE
6 	Time to Fight! (Bionis' Shoulder)	 	Kenji Hiramatsu
==External Links==
* European website for redeeming the download code
* VGMdb Article (AUS)
* VGMdb Article (JPN)
* VGMdb Article (EUR, download card)
* VGMdb Article (EUR, vinyl)
Category:Music (XC1)
Xenoblade Chronicles 2: Torna ~ The Golden Country

Xenoblade Chronicles 2: Torna ~ The Golden Country () is a role-playing video game developed by Monolith Soft and published by Nintendo. It is part of the Xenoblade Chronicles 2 Expansion Pass, though it was also released as a physical game.
==Playable characters==
===Team Lora===
 		
Lora		Haze
===Team Addam===
 	 	
Addam	Mythra	Minoth
===Team Hugo===
 	 	
Hugo	Brighid	Aegaeon
==Plot==
Torna ~ The Golden Country takes place 500 years before the events of the base game in the Kingdom of Torna. While looking for Haze, Lora and her find a young boy named Mikhail in the destroyed Porton Village and decide to look over him. The next day, they find a big crater near Feltley Village and meet Addam, the prince of the Tornan royal family and his Blade Mythra who attacked them. Addam then shows hidden admiration for Lora's and Jin's battle tactics. Milton shows up and tells Addam that he found Haze. Lora asks if Addam is taking Jin away from her because his Core Crystal has been stolen. He instead proposes that they should aid him in stopping Malos from further destruction. They agree, but decide to head for the village of Torigoth in Gormott first because Haze found out Lora's mother Rynea, who she was searching for in the first place, lives there.
==Gameplay==
:See also: Xenoblade Chronicles (series)#Gameplay and Xenoblade Chronicles 2#Gameplay
===Battle===
Each of the three playable Drivers have two Blades assigned to them. Unlike the base game, both Drivers and Blades can be directly controlled and switched out. Switching out a Driver with a Blade or vice versa performs a Switch Art. In addition, each character has an additional . Another notable change is that the from each step of a Blade Combo creates an Element orb rather than only the third special.
===Field===
When talking to an , they are registered in the menu. Community is similar to Development levels from the base game or area affinity from the first game. It is awarded for completing s or sometimes simply speaking to NPCs. At Campsites, each character can craft Pouch Items and even a few key items with similar effects as deeds. They also serve as places where Bonus Experience can be converted into actual . Unlike previous games, this game has no , but after each story point reached, a new chat can be watched at campfires.
==In other languages==
Internally, Torna ~ The Golden Country is considered an extra chapter of Xenoblade Chronicles 2, with its name being "Torna ~ The Golden Country". As the 10 chapters of the base game are translated, this extra chapter is no exception.
==Gallery==
XC2 title screen Torna.jpg|The game's title screen on first startup
Category:GamesCategory:Xenoblade Chronicles 2: Torna ~ The Golden CountryCategory:Xenoblade Chronicles 2
it:Xenoblade Chronicles 2: Torna - The Golden Country
Xenoblade Chronicles 2 Medley

Xenoblade Chronicles 2 Medley is a track in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, playing on the Gaur Plains and Cloud Sea of Alrest stages. It is a medley consisting of several area themes from Xenoblade Chronicles 2:
* Gormott (0:00 to 0:05, 0:25 to 0:58, 2:10 to 2:37)
* Argentum (0:05 to 0:25, 2:37 to 2:44 after which the track loops)
* Kingdom of Uraya (0:58 to 1:14)
* Mor Ardain - Roaming the Wastes - (1:14 to 1:34)
* Tantal (1:34 to 1:48)
* Leftherian Archipelago (1:48 to 2:10)
Category:Music (SSBU)Category:Songs composed by ACECategory:Songs composed by Kenji Hiramatsu
Xenoblade Chronicles 3: Future Redeemed

Xenoblade Chronicles 3: Future Redeemed is a role-playing video game developed by Monolith Soft and published by Nintendo. It was first teased during the February 8th, 2023 Nintendo Direct and released on April 25th, 2023 for the Nintendo Switch. It is part of the Xenoblade Chronicles 3 Expansion Pass.
==Playable characters==
===Main playable characters===
 	 	 	 	 	
Matthew	A	Nikol	Glimmer	Shulk	Rex
===Guest characters===
Na'el
==Plot==
Future Redeemed takes place many years before the events of the base game, concerning the Founders of the second City. Two adventurers, Matthew and A, travel through the Cent-Omnia region in search of survivors of the City's attack, an event that caused the death of Matthew's grandfather, Ghondor, and the disappearance of Matthew's sister, Na'el. After breaking up a fight between the Kevesi soldier Nikol and the Agnian solder Glimmer, as well as later encountering the Liberators led by Shulk and Rex, Matthew discovers many truths about not only Aionios and Moebius, but also the worlds that came before.
==Gameplay==
The gameplay is very similar to the base game of Xenoblade Chronicles 3, but slightly streamlined. There are no heroes and their associated quests, and affinity is gained through various actions such as exploration and combat. The map takes place in the Cent-Omnia region of Aionios, which goes unseen in the base game.
===Combat===
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Category:Games
Category:Xenoblade Chronicles 3it:Xenoblade Chronicles 3: Future Redeemed
Xenoblade Chronicles 3D

Xenoblade Chronicles 3D (simply titled , Xenoblade, although officially called , Xenoblade only for New Nintendo 3DS) is a port of Xenoblade Chronicles released on the New Nintendo 3DS on April 10th, 2015. It was developed by Monster Games and published by Nintendo.
==Development==
Xenoblade Chronicles 3D was not developed by Monolith Soft, but instead by Monster Games. The game was announced in 2014 alongside the New Nintendo 3DS system itself.
==List of changes==
While the core game is the same and the story is unchanged, there are some changes compared to the original Wii version. Listed here are changes that are not simply minor bug fixes.
===Additional content===
* Players can exchange Nintendo 3DS Play Coins, use StreetPass, or scan the Shulk amiibo to gain tokens to unlock models to be viewed in the Model Viewer or music to be listened to in the Jukebox in Collection Mode, accessible from the main menu.
===Other changes===
* In order to support the weaker hardware, the quality of most if not all models, textures, and lighting has been downgraded compared to the Wii version.
* The HUD and UI have been reworked to take advantage of the 3DS's dual screens.
* The international version of the game only contains the English voice options, when the Wii version included both English and Japanese voices. 
==Update history==
===Ver. 1.1 (Released April 10, 2015)===
* Fixed the issue in which the background music and certain sounds play in mono regardless of hardware settings.
==Trivia==
* Xenoblade Chronicles 3D was the first and only physical New Nintendo 3DS game until 2017, when , Minecraft: New Nintendo 3DS Edition, and Runbow Pocket also released.
==Gallery==
===Promotional videos===
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===Screenshots===
XC3D title.png|Main title for Xenoblade Chronicles 3D.
Xenoblade 3DS Japanese logo.png|Japanese logo for Xenoblade Chronicles 3D.
XC3D gameplay top screen.png|Gameplay on the top screen, showing the vast Eryth Sea.
XC3D menu new graphics.png|A settings menu with unique icons showing a Nintendo 3DS.
XC3D party status bottom screen.png|The party status displayed during gameplay.
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it:Xenoblade Chronicles 3D
Xenoblade Chronicles 3 Expansion Pass

The Xenoblade Chronicles 3 Expansion Pass is a collection of downloadable content for Xenoblade Chronicles 3. The content included cannot be purchased separately. It includes:
* Useful items, including accessories.
* Cosmetic options that change the main party's clothing appearance.
* New Heroes and associated s.
* A .
* A new story scenario.
==Content==
===Vol. 1: Adventure Support Pack===
* Consumable items
** 30 Silver Nopon Coin
** 10 Gold Nopon Coin
* Accessories
** Iron Temple Guard
** Circlet of Wisdom
** 
** 
** Glass Memory
** Nopon Strap
* Outfit colour variants
** 
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** 
** 
Release date: 
===Vol. 2: New Hero & Intense Enemy Battles===
* Challenge Battle Mode
* New Hero character Ino and s
* Cosmetic "Swimwear" outfits
** Noah gets tight fitted swim trunks
** Mio gets a skirted bikini
** Eunie gets a bikini with a sarong
** Taion gets surf trunks with a sleeveless hoodie, exposing his core
** Lanz gets a sleeveless wetsuit adorned with a power frame
** Sena gets a skintight wetsuit
Release date: 
===Vol 3: New Hero & More Tough Challenges===
* New Challenge Mode: Archsage's Gauntlet, unlocked via the quest More Challenge Battles!
* New Hero character Masha and s
* Cosmetic "Throwback" outfits based on previous characters from the franchise
** Noah gets an outfit based on Shulk from Xenoblade Chronicles
** Mio gets an outfit based on Catalyst from Xenoblade Chronicles 2
** Eunie gets an outfit based on Melia's appearance in Xenoblade Chronicles: Future Connected
** Taion gets an outfit based on Jin's true form in Xenoblade Chronicles 2
** Lanz gets an outfit based on Reyn from Xenoblade Chronicles
** Sena gets an outfit based on Brighid from Xenoblade Chronicles 2
Release date: 
===Vol 4: Future Redeemed===
* Xenoblade Chronicles 3: Future Redeemed, a brand-new story scenario.
Release date: 
==Gallery==
XC3_expansion_announcement_details.png|Announcement of the expansion pass, as seen in the direct on .
XC3_expansion_pass_vol1.jpg|Promotional image for volume 1 of the pass.
XC3_expansion_pass_vol2.jpg|Promotional image for volume 2 of the pass.
XC3 Expansion Wave 2 promo.jpeg|Promotional image for volume 2 of the pass, featuring Ino.
XC3 Expansion Wave 3 promo.jpeg|Promotional image for volume 3 of the pass, featuring Masha.
XC3 Expansion Wave 4 promo.png|Promotional image for volume 4 of the pass, featuring Matthew.
XC3 expansion box front.jpg|Physical box containing a download code for the pass (front).
XC3 expansion box back.jpg|Physical box containing a download code for the pass (back).
Category:Xenoblade Chronicles 3
Xenoblade Chronicles Medley

The Xenoblade Chronicles Medley is a track in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U and Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. It is the only rearranged Xenoblade Chronicles 1 track in the Super Smash Bros. series. The medley is a compilation of ACE+ compositions from Xenoblade Chronicles:
* (0:00 to 0:28)
* (0:27 to 0:59)
* You Will Know Our Names (1:00 to 1:35)
* Engage the Enemy (1:35 to 1:58 — the track loops after this section ends)
It is included in the Premium Sound Selection as track 23 on the blue disc.
Category:Music (SSB4)Category:Music (SSBU)Category:Songs composed by ACE+Category:Songs composed by ACE
Xenoblade Chronicles Medley (PRESS START)

The Xenoblade Chronicles Medley was a piece performed at the annual PRESS START video game music concert in 2011. It is a medley of the following pieces:
* Main Theme
* 
* Mechanical Rhythm
* Riki the Legendary Heropon
* Satorl Marsh/Night
* You Will Know Our Names
* Engage the Enemy
The piece was performed by the Kanagawa Philharmonic Orchestra. Manami Kiyota and CHiCO were vocal soloists in the performance, and TOMOri Kudo was the electric guitar soloist.
The piece has never been released on a CD or similar official release, but a video recording of the performance was showcased in a video by , one of the founders of the PRESS START series.
==External links==
* ♪ PRESS START [Grab Bag] — Masahiro Sakurai on Creating Games (The performance begins at 9:55 in the video.)
Category:Music (XC1)Category:Songs composed by Yoko ShimomuraCategory:Songs composed by ACE+Category:Songs composed by Manami Kiyota
Xenoblade Chronicles Special Soundtrack

The Xenoblade Chronicles Special Soundtrack (, Xenoblade Special Sound Track) is a selection of 12 tracks from the music of Xenoblade Chronicles, initially released on a single CD as an early purchase bonus in Japan on the 10th of June, 2010. It was rereleased digitally on the Nintendo of Europe Club Nintendo site from the 19th of August and was announced to be unavailable after the 30th of September 2011 (although it was somehow still available for download if registered later), and on the 1st of September, 2011 as a CD as part of the regular version of the game in Australia.
==Track List==
Nr.	English name 	Original name 	Composer(s)
1 	Main Theme 	 	Yoko ShimomuraTsutomu Narita
2 	 	 	Yoko Shimomura
3 	Time to Fight! 	 	Yoko Shimomura
4 	 	 	ACE+
5 	Memories 	 	Manami Kiyota
6 	Forest of the Nopon 	 	Manami Kiyota
7 	You Will Know Our Names 	 	ACE+
8 	 	 	ACE+
9 	Engage the Enemy 	 	ACE+
10 	Bionis' Awakening 	 	Manami Kiyota
11 	Once We Part Ways 	 	ACE+
12 	Ending Theme - Beyond the Sky	Beyond the Sky	Yasunori Mitsuda
==External Links==
* VGMdb Article (JPN)
* VGMdb Article (EUR)
* VGMdb Article (AUS)
Category:Music (XC1)
Xenoblade II - Where It All Began -

Xenoblade II - Where It All Began - is Disc 1, Track 1 on the Xenoblade2 Original Soundtrack, Track 1 on the Xenoblade Chronicles 2 Sound Selection, and Disc 6, Track 1 on the Xenoblade Chronicles Original Soundtrack Trinity Box.
It plays in the first cutscene of Xenoblade Chronicles 2, immediately after a new game is started.
The main melody of the piece (24 seconds in) is used as a motif in the following music tracks:
* The Towering Yggdrasil
* Over the Sinful Entreaty
* Our Hope
* White All Around Us
==Album notes==
==Notes==
Category:Music (XC2)Category:Songs composed by Yasunori Mitsuda
Xenoblade The Secret File MONADO Archives

Xenoblade The Secret File MONADO Archives () is an art book published by ASCII Media Works released on November 19th, 2010 in Japan, with a version releasing in France on August 19th, 2011. It contains various artwork and materials for Xenoblade Chronicles, alongside interviews with Monolith Soft’s staff.
==Contents==
==Trivia==
* The French version was a limited release, with copies only being given to the first 1000 customers who ordered the game’s collector’s edition.http://nintendo-museum.fr/artbook-xenoblade-the-secret-file-monado-archives-club-nintendo-france-2011/
Category:Xenoblade Chroniclesit:Xenoblade Chronicles
Category:Merchandise (XC1)
Category:Books
==In other languages==
Xenoblade X The Secret File Art of MIRA

Xenoblade X The Secret File Art of MIRA () is an art book published by KADOKAWA that was released on December 25, 2015. This art book contains 320 pages of various artwork and materials for Xenoblade Chronicles X, including the short story Skell Reborn, which takes place during the events of the game.
==Contents==
==In other languages==
==Notes==
Category:Xenoblade Chronicles XCategory:Merchandise (XCX)Category:Books
Xenoform

Xenoform, often shortened to xeno, is a term used in Xenoblade Chronicles X for aliens. It is usually only used for intelligent life forms that are able to speak, other than humans. That includes Nopon, Ma-non, Prone, Wrothians, Definians, Zaruboggans, and Orpheans. The Ganglion xenoforms include the Cavern Clan Prone, Marnucks, Milsaadi, and the Definians, while their commanders are xenoforms whose species are currently unknown.
A similar term is Indigen, which is used for life indigenous to Mira, generally less intelligent life.
==In other languages==
Category:Lore (XCX)
Xenogears (Gear)

Xenogears is a Gear piloted by Fei Fong Wong in Xenogears.
==Description==
Xenogears is primarily white in color with some traces of blue and red on certain parts of its body. Eight large wing like appendages come out of its back. It does not utilize a weapon.
==Analysis==
After Fei reunites his personalities and makes contact with the Wave Existence, Weltall-Id is purified into Xenogears. The most powerful Gear in existence, it gets its energy directly from the Wave Existence. Taura is able to use technology from it to upgrade and repair other Gears. After Deus and the are destroyed, Xenogears is the only Gear that remains working.
==As a playable Gear==
==Other appearances==
Xenogears makes an appearance in The World of Final Fantasy as a superboss under the name XG.
==Gallery==
Xenogears model.png|Xenogears's model.
Xenogears (opened wings).png|Xenogears with its wings open.
Category:Gears