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Faith Series

The Faith Series is a series of Raygun weapons by Factory 1.21 in Xenoblade Chronicles X. This series of Rayguns is available once the Arms Manufacturer Factory 1.21 is unlocked.
==Overview==
The Faith Series is the only Raygun series with the Gravity Attribute.
==Purchasable weapons==
===Battle Traits===
Requirement	Battle Trait
AM Lv. 1 	Stabilizer
AM Lv. 4 	Ranged Accuracy Boost
AM Lv. 5 	Nullify Gravity Reflect
Like all purchasable weapons, the Faith Series comes with 3 Battle Trait upgrades.
===Augment slots===
All purchasable weapons come with no augment slots. At L's Shop, up to 3 Augment slots can be added to any weapon.
==Enemy drop weapons==
===Battle Traits===
Like all weapons dropped by enemies, the Faith Series comes with 1-3 random Battle Traits.
"Worn" and "Advanced" weapons come with 3 Battle Trait upgrades, "Ultra" weapons come with 10.
The following Battle Traits are possible to appear on any Factory 1.21 ranged weapon. To see specific probabilities for a particular weapon, see its page. 
===Augment slots===
Like all weapons dropped by enemies, the Faith Series comes with 0-3 Augment slots. It is possible to add further Augment slots up to a total of 3 at L's Shop.
==Craftable weapons==
There are no craftable Faith weapons.
==Special weapons==
There are no special Faith weapons.
==In other languages==
Fal-swo

Fal-swo are floating enemies in Xenoblade Chronicles X under the Mechanoid classification. These drones have powerful electric and gravity abilities.
==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 fal-swo manufacturing process remain shrouded in mystery, a lucky research mistake unlocked the secret of controlling the units.
Fal-swo are designed to seize and maintain air supremacy. Their flight abilities are based on advanced theories of gravity manipulation, giving them a limber maneuverability that human-made fighter craft can't match.
== In combat ==
Fal-swo often fly near Ganglion bases, acting as a sort of aerial defense mechanism. It uses gravity attacks like its strongest one, Gravity Laser, which hits three times at 350% power, and electric attacks like Electro Ray and Collider, the latter of which inflicts Fatigue.
Notably, No-dhor, the Shadowcaster reflects gravity attacks, so be careful not to use gravity weapons against it.
== Variations ==
Fal-swo come in four varieties:
* White Fal-swo have green spheres on their wings and are found in Sylvalum and drop the White Stabilizer from the tail.
* Golden Fal-swo have blue spheres on their wings and are also found in Sylvalum, aside from the tyrant, Ji-ett, the Thunderclap, who lives far above the Seaswept Base in Primordia. It drops drop the Golden Stabilizer from the tail.
* Orange Fal-swo have yellow spheres on their wings and are found in Oblivia and drop the Ocher Stabilizer from the tail.
* Steel Fal-swo have red spheres on their wings and are found in Cauldros and drop the Black Stabilizer from the tail.
In general, every Fal-swo drops these materials:
* Fal-swo Solar Crest from the main body.
* from the left and right wing.
* from the main body.
* from the main body.
==Enemy List==
==In other languages==
*Category:Mechanoids
Falala

Falala is an in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. She can be found during nightime in in Goldmouth, Argentum Trade Guild singing. After completing her quest, she can be found selling Spicy Stralu near .
==Quests==
*Fame and Family
==Shops==
*Falala, Pop Star
==Lore==
*Falala is a Nopon singer performing in Rumbletum Canteen.
*She wanted to become famous so that her child Solala could hear from her and come home.
*At first, her singing was terrible, though it was fixed by her drinking Serenade.
*Likewise, her cooking was "dubious-tasting", fixed by her getting better ingredients.
*She fixed Solala's memory by hitting him. 
*She gets very seasick which is the reason why she never goes to search for her son.
==As an enemy==
==Dialogue==
===Chapter 1===
===During Fame and Family===
====Before making the Serenade again====
====While searching for Solala====
===Fame and Family completed===
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
XC2 quest thumbnail 031.png|Falala on the thumbnail of Fame and Family
Falala, Pop Star.png|Falala at her shop
Category:Nopon (XC2) Category:NPCs (Argentum)
Falala, Pop Star

Falala, Pop Star is a in Xenoblade Chronicles 2 specialized in Meat pouch items. This shop won't be available until the party completes the Fame and Family and is open during the day.
==Stock==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Falala, Pop Star.png|Falala, Pop Star
Falala, Pop Star Inventory.png|The shop's inventory
Falala, Pop Star Map Location.png|Location of the shop on the map
Falchion, the Vibrant

Falchion, the Vibrant is a Tyrant in Xenoblade Chronicles X.
This Cinicula is located south of FN Site 208 and northeast of the Middle Hushflood and Bident Crossing in Noctilum, underneath an archway that becomes the Great Trident Crossing. It will only emerge from the ground when someone gets close to it.
==Stats==
==In other languages==
Fall Defence

Fall Defence is a effect in Xenoblade Chronicles. It reduces the amount of taken from falling from too high. However, it only works against falls that are already survivable; it does not change lethal falls to non-lethal falls.
==Overview==
Fall Defence is very situational. It only truly has use if the player expects to be falling a long way and immediately landing in a crowd of enemies without avenue to rest first. Still, being able to recover to full health faster will speed up vertical exploration.
Since fall damage is based on percentage of max , putting Fall Defence on a tank will reduce the raw amount of HP lost in case of fighting being expected. Conversely, AI party members cannot drop below 1 HP unless a battle is in progress, so reserving them for the player-controlled member is better for when enemies are not a factor.
==Sources==
==In other languages==
Fallen Arm Shop (left)

The Fallen Arm Shop is a in Xenoblade Chronicles. It is located in the Hidden Machina Village on the Fallen Arm. Its stock changes after the events at the Meyneth Shrine and another shop opens next to this one.
==Stock 1==
==Stock 2==
This shop changes its stock after the events at the Meyneth Shrine.
Category:Shops (XC1)
Fallen Skyscraper

Fallen Skyscraper is a in the Streets of the Land of Morytha. Its bottom level connects Blocked Road to the Collapsed Roadway and the Evacuation Center. Its top level can be accessed by climbing inside the skyscraper and connects to Highway 8. The lights can be turned on by clearing an Electric Mastery level 2 and level 4 check.
==Enemies==
===Normal enemies===
*Bagoan Sovereign
*Kendra Guldo
===Quest-exclusive enemies===
*Dagra Guldo
==Key items==
*Golden Sunstone
==Heart-to-Hearts==
*Mythra Vs. Brighid
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Fallen Skyscraper top level.jpg|Top level of the Fallen Skyscraper with the lights on
Fallout

fallout is Disc 1, Track 2 on the Xenosaga III: Also Sprach Zarathustra Original Sound Best Tracks album.
It plays as the standard battle theme when the party is not in E.S. mechs, and continues onto the screen where , , , and items are distributed. It also plays in the story battle against the Berserk Realians A and Berserk Realian B outside the .
Category:Music (XS3)Category:Songs composed by Yuki Kajiura
Falsaxum

Falsaxum are enemies in Xenoblade Chronicles X under the Insectoid classification. These gigantic beetles resemble ciniculas in many ways but are more monochrome and rock-like.
==Description==
Giant beetles that mimic boulders. Not very adept at pursuing prey, they favor sitting still and waiting for dinner to come to them.
During droughts, the falsaxum will enter a state of dormancy that can last for centuries. But even this impressive talent has its limits, as the creatures will occasionally perish while still in a dormant state. The dead creature's organic components then assimilate with its surrounding mineral deposits—turning them from figurative boulders into literal ones.
== In combat ==
Falsaxum are extra-large enemies with high health and physical powers. They often use physical attacks to Stomp and Stagger their enemies. Their ranged arts take a bit longer to use, but they use Roar to damage enemies and inflict Physical Res Down, then use the long-ranged Hyper Acid to deal heavy damage a BLADE at range. They can also emit Poison Gas to inflict HP Recovery Down, making it difficult to heal from attacks.
Falsaxum typically enrage at 15% health or when the main horn is broken. When this happens, they take less damage from all attacks.
All falsaxum legs have a hardness of 1, and the horn has a hardness of 2. Destroying the horn grants access to the weak point, with a hardness of -2.
== Variations ==
Falsaxum come in two variations depending on their color.
* Brown falsaxum live in Oblivia and the caves of Noctilum. They drop the Gremlin Stone from the weak point.
* White falsaxum have light green joints and a primarily white body, as they exist around Sylvalum. They drop the Green Crystal from the weak point.
In general, all falsaxum drop these items:
* Thick Falsaxum Horns from their horn and back spines behind the horn.
* Giant Falsaxum Jaw from the head.
* Falsaxum Shells from the abdomen and four legs.
* from the main body.
* from the main body.
== Enemy List ==
== In other languages ==
*Category:Insectoids
False Rumor

False Rumor is a Merc Mission in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It is received automatically after talking to Iannus for the first time in Torigoth Relay Base during the Blade Quest Crystal Clear. The mission requires 20 minutes to be completed, down to 5 minutes by dispatching s with enough levels of the suggested s.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Merc Group Mor Ardain 7.jpg|Completed False Rumor in the Merc Group
False Volff (Keves Strike Team)

False Volffs are quest-exclusive enemies in Xenoblade Chronicles 3. Two of them accompany the , and two s, forming the Keves Strike Team. During the battle, the party is assisted by non-controllable versions of Irma, Nico, Kanata, and Hildemarie. They are fought during the Hero , Transparent Dreams.
==Data==
===Enemy===
===Arts===
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Category:Enemies (Erythia Sea)Category:Volffs (XC3)
False Volff (Moebius I's Irregulars)

False Volffs are quest-exclusive enemies in Xenoblade Chronicles 3. Three of them accompany , forming Moebius I's Irregulars. They are fought during the Hero , Transparent Dreams. More of them can be summoned by Moebius I's Phantom Draw Art, but are not considered part of Moebius I's Irregulars.
==Data==
===Enemy===
===Arts===
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Category:Enemies (Erythia Sea)Category:Volffs (XC3)
Fame and Family

Fame and Family is a in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It can be received from Falala in in Goldmouth, Argentum Trade Guild. Upon finishing the quest, Falala will sell Spicy Stralu at her , Falala, Pop Star.
__TOC__
==Quest objectives==
*Complete both objectives:
**Gather three s in Gormott.
**Gather three Panda Pansies in Gormott.
*Make Serenade at Rumbletum Canteen in Argentum.
*Give Falala the Serenade at Rumbletum Canteen in Argentum.
*Try making Serenade again at Rumbletum Canteen in Argentum.
*Give Falala the Serenade at Rumbletum Canteen in Argentum.
*Speak to Falala at Rumbletum Canteen in Argentum.
**Only during daytime.
*Complete both objectives:
**Obtain three Rhinon Tails in Uraya.
**Obtain four pieces of Skwaror Rib-Eye Steak in Gormott.
*Deliver the ingredients you collected to Falala at Rumbletum Canteen in Argentum.
**Only during morning, day or dusk
*Complete all three objectives:
**Stick a leaflet to the notice board in the in Argentum.
**Stick a leaflet to the notice board in Torigoth, Gormott.
**Stick a leaflet to the notice board in Fonsa Myma, Uraya.
*Report back to Falala at Rumbletum Canteen in Argentum.
*Complete the Merc Mission "On the Son's Trail!" or receive information from the Mumufa s.
*Go to Fonsa Myma in Uraya and meet the Nopon who may or may not be Solala.
*Chase after Solala, who ran off somewhere in Fonsa Myma in Uraya.
**A Nopon Wisdom and level 2 check must be cleared.
*Go to Rumbletum Canteen in Argentum to meet Falala.
===Menu List===
==Results==
"Thanks to you, Falala was able to reunite with her son. From now on she'll treat you to music and a meal."
==Dialogue==
===Make Serenade===
===Give Falala the Serenade===
===Give Falala the Serenade again===
===Speak to Falala===
===Deliver the ingredients===
===Once all three leaflets are sticked===
===Report back to Falala===
===Meet the Nopon===
===Chase after Solala===
===Go to Rumbletum Canteen===
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Fame and Family Quest Log.jpg|Fame and Family in the Quest Log
Fame and Family Complete Quest Log.jpg|Completed Fame and Family in the Quest Log
Fame and Family Quest Location.jpg|Location of the quest on the map
Fame and Family Cranberry Bell Collection.jpg|Collection point for Cranberry Bells
Fame and Family Cranberry Bell Map Location.jpg|Location of the collection point on the map
Fame and Family Panda Pansy Collection.jpg|Both collection points for Panda Pansies
Fame and Family Panda Pansy Map Location.jpg|Location of the collection points on the map
Fame and Family Objective 1.jpg|Obtain three Rhinon Tails
Fame and Family Objective 2.jpg|Obtain four pieces of Skwaror Rib-Eye Steak
Fame and Family Objective 3.jpg|Stick a leaflet in Argentum
Fame and Family Objective 4.jpg|Stick a leaflet in Gormott
Fame and Family Objective 5.jpg|Stick a leaflet in Uraya
Fame and Family Objective 6.jpg|Receive information from Mumufa
Fame and Family Objective 7.jpg|Meet the Nopon who may or may not be Solala
Category:Quests (Argentum)
Famed Gourmet Chefs 1

In the Xenoblade Chronicles 2 Midnight Feasting, Mughtal asks the party to investigate the Old Industrial District at night because ghosts can be heard in there. When the party arrives at midnight they find the Fire Dragons, a group of chef tirkins they met before. The tirkins want to create a brand-new fish dish and they force the party to help them in compensation for what they did to them in their last encounter.
In this the party will exchange s for key items, those key items will be used in the shop next to this one.
==Exchange==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Famed Gourmets Chefs.png|Famed Gourmet Chefs 1
Famed Gourmets Chefs 1 Inventory 1.png|The cookeable recipes
Famed Gourmets Chefs 1 Inventory 2.png|The cookeable recipes
Famed Gourmets Chefs map location.png|Location of the shop on the map
Famed Gourmet Chefs 2

In the Xenoblade Chronicles 2 Midnight Feasting, Mughtal asks the party to investigate the Old Industrial District at night because ghosts can be heard in there. When the party arrives at midnight they find the Fire Dragons, a group of chef tirkins they met before. The tirkins want to create a brand-new fish dish and they force the party to help them in compensation for what they did to them in their last encounter.
The previous shop serves to create key items to use them in this shop. To progress on the quest, 100 points must be accumulated.
==Exchange==
In-game, the points gained in the output are hidden, the only way to progress on the quest is by choosing the third option.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Famed Gourmets Chefs.png|Famed Gourmet Chefs 2
Famed Gourmets Chefs 2 Inventory.png|The giveable recipes
Famed Gourmets Chefs map location.png|Location of the shop on the map
Familion Sovereign (disambiguation)

Familion Sovereign may refer to:
* Sovereign#Familion - the type of Sovereign in Xenoblade Chronicles 2
* Familion Sovereign - the normal enemy in the same game
* Familion Sovereign (summon) (generic) - the enemy summoned by Gerolf Sovereigns
* Familion Sovereign (summon) (Mk. VI Margot) - the enemy summoned by Mk. VI Margot
* Familion Sovereign (summon) (Mk. VI Gerolf) - the enemy summoned by Mk. VI Gerolf
* Familion Sovereign (summon) (Mk. VII Arek) - the enemy summoned by the s summoned by Mk. VII Arek
Family Ties

Family Ties is a in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It can be found at Morytha Falls in the of the Cliffs of Morytha.
__TOC__
==Script==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Family Ties Map Location.jpg|Location of the Heart-to-Heart on the map
Family Ties Requirements.jpg|The characters required to view the Heart-to-Heart
Family Ties Choice.jpg|The choices during the Heart-to-Heart
Family vs. Fiends

Family vs. Fiends is a in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It is received from Maryn in Torika Alley in Fonsa Myma, Kingdom of Uraya, after baking the fifty Whelzaman Cookies to be distributed to Fonsa Myma's children during Praxis and Theory's Blade Quest, Theory and Praxis.
__TOC__
==Quest objectives==
*Defeat the Torst Driver in Torika Alley, Uraya.
*Speak to Terry in Torika Alley, Uraya.
==Results==
"You took care of the mercenary and saved Maryn and Terry. They both seem very grateful for your help."
==Dialogue==
===Speak to Terry===
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Family vs. Fiends Quest Log.jpg|Family vs. Fiends in the Quest Log
Family vs. Fiends Complete Quest Log.jpg|Completed Family vs. Fiends in the Quest Log
Family vs. Fiends Quest Location.jpg|Location of the quest on the map 
Category:Quests (Uraya)
Fancy Bolt (XC1)

Fancy Bolt is a collectable in Xenoblade Chronicles.
==Trading==
==Gifting==
==Locations==
===Colony 6===
This collectable may be found in Colony 6 as reconstruction progresses.
===Fallen Arm===
This collectable may also be found on the Fallen Arm. This spawn is also linked to Colony 6's reconstruction.
==In other languages==
Fanfare of Second Miltia

is a track in Xenosaga Episode II. It has not been released on any soundtrack or sound selection and not much is known about this track. It plays in the following cutscenes:
* Helmer speaks with Canaan after the unsuccessful attempt to retrieve the data in his head (Japanese audio only — in the English version of the game, no music plays).
* Gaignun introduces MOMO to Canaan and Helmer (Japanese audio only — in the English version of the game, no music plays).
* Helmer re-introduces himself to Jin before asking for his help (Japanese audio only — in the English version of the game, no music plays).
* Shion narrates how Helmer dispatched military forces against the Immigrant Fleet after the path to Old Miltia was revealed (Japanese audio only — in the English version of the game, here he comes plays instead).
* Jr. catches up with Helmer after the events of the Ormus Stronghold (Japanese audio only — in the English version of the game, no music plays).
Category:Music (XS2)Category:Songs composed by Ayako Saso
Fang-King Clavein

Fang-King Clavein is a in Xenoblade Chronicles 3. It gives the player the Soulhacker skill, Counter Puncher when defeated with Soul Hack equipped.
==Data==
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===Arts===
===Drops===
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Category:Unique monsters (Millick Meadows)Category:Darbuses
Faraway Promise

Faraway Promise (called A Distant Promise on the Revival disc, the in-game jukebox in Shevat, and Xenogears Vinyl - SHINKAKU -) is Disc 1, Track 6 on the Xenogears Original Soundtrack, Track 6 on the Xenogears Original Soundtrack Revival Disc -the first and the last-, and Track 5 of the B-Side of the first disc of Xenogears Vinyl - SHINKAKU -. It is one of the tracks playable in the Nortune jukebox (under the option 'Requiem'), as well as the Shevat jukebox.
SMALL TWO OF PIECES ~Broken Shards~ (and, by extension, Möbius, SMALL TWO OF PIECES - Orchestral Version -, and Small Two of Pieces -Screeching Shards- (20th Anniversary)) are vocal remixes of this track. In addition, Dark Daybreak, In A Dark Slumber..., and Wings all use a motif taken from this track's melody at 1:03. The track was remixed for the Xenogears 20th Anniversary Concert -The Beginning and the End- as the second part of Wind from the Valley - A Distant Promise, in addition to the versions mentioned below.
It plays as the music in the following cutscenes:
* Fei listens to the music box constructed by Kim. (Here, the music plays in-universe.)
* Fei momentarily sees a flashback of him as a child playing with his mother after falling in battle near the Kislev border.
* Rico remembers scenes from his young life after entering Kaiser Sigmund's room.
* Fei and Elly have a heart-to-heart while adrift at sea in Aquvy.
* Fei and Elly talk about the former being frozen in carbonite after the destruction of Etrenank.
* Lacan tells Sophia he needs to get more paint to finish the latter's portrait (flashback, Lacan's perspective).
* Lacan tells Sophia he needs to get more paint to finish the latter's portrait (flashback, Sophia's perspective).
* Fei regains the memories from previous Contacts of the various incarnations of Elly dying, telling him to live each time.
==A Distant Promise - Piano Version -==
A Distant Promise - Piano Version - (called A Distant Promise -Piano Version- on Xenogears Vinyl - SHINKAKU -) is a remix of Faraway Promise. It is Track 14 on the -MYTH- The Xenogears Orchestral Album CD (it was not included on the vinyl release), and was also included as Track 5 of the B-Side of the second disc of Xenogears Vinyl - SHINKAKU -.
===Album notes===
==A Distant Promise (Music Box Version)==
A Distant Promise (Music Box Version) is a remix of Faraway Promise performed at the end of the Xenogears 20th Anniversary Concert -The Beginning and the End-, and is the 25th and final track on the associated Blu-Ray disc. It was played on an actual music box which was specially-constructed for the concert.
Category:Music (XG)Category:Songs composed by Yasunori Mitsuda