List of Xeno series crossovers

This is a page listing all Xeno series crossovers in non-Xeno games.
==Super Smash Bros. series==
Shulk is a playable fighter in , , and . As a result, Xenoblade Chronicles sees significant representation alongside him. Pyra and Mythra debut in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate as downloadable content.
===Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U===
 makes his Smash Bros. debut in the games collectively known as . He takes the following additional content with him:
*Stage - is a stage based on the curved cliffs of Bionis' Leg, with Mechonis looming in the background. Metal Face appears during the night as a stage boss.
*Assists - and appear in Shulk's , Chain Attack. Riki also appears as an , helping out whoever grabbed the item with various random arts, as well as an item in the mode that grants a wider item-grab range.
*Trophies - Collectable figurines of characters. Shulk, Shulk (Alt.), Dunban, and Riki appear in both versions of the game, while the Wii U version has several additional ones: Chain Attack, Metal Face, Mechonis, Bionis, Fiora, Reyn, Sharla, Melia, Bronze Face, Face Nemesis, Mecha-Fiora, Jade Face, and Yaldabaoth.
*Music - Several pieces of music are used on the Gaur Plains stage, some of which have been edited to cut parts out, and only one of which contains original material: the Xenoblade Chronicles Medley.
===Super Smash Bros. Ultimate===
Shulk returns in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, with all content except trophies being kept as well.
 and make their Smash Bros. debut in the game as downloadable content, along with new content themed around Xenoblade Chronicles 2 and Torna ~ The Golden Country.
* Stage - is a stage set on the back of Azurda as he floats through the Cloud Sea. The stage contains cameos from the various Titans, and several Blades and their Drivers can also appear in the background as well.
* Assists - Rex appears in Pyra and Mythra's Final Smashes. In addition, in the base game, Seven appears during Shulk's Final Smash in addition to Dunban and Riki returning.
* Spirits - The replacement for Trophies from past games. Spirits are collectible pieces of artwork that are obtained by winning themed fights. Several spirits of characters from Xenoblade Chronicles, Xenoblade Chronicles X, and Xenoblade Chronicles 2 are available in the base game, with more added in the DLC. In an update released on January 11th, Noah and Mio were added as a 3-star spirit.
* Music - Eleven tracks are available in the base game, with sixteen more added in the DLC. In addition to returning music from Xenoblade Chronicles, music from Xenoblade Chronicles 2 and Torna ~ The Golden Country is added.
===Gallery===
Shulk SSBU.png|Shulk's render in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
Shulk SSB4 illustration.jpg|Illustration for Shulk in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U and Nintendo 3DS
Pyra Mythra SSBU Artwork.jpg|Illustration for Pyra and Mythra in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
Rex Mii.jpg|Rex's Mii Costume
Dunban Mii Fighter Costume.jpg|Dunban's Mii Costume
==Project X Zone series/Namco X Capcom==
===Namco X Capcom===
KOS-MOS as well as Shion and MOMO are playable. Allen makes minor appearances as an NPC. The Gnosis appear as enemies. The Xenosaga Battle and Battling KOS-MOS themes were remixed for Namco X Capcom.
===Project X Zone===
KOS-MOS and T-elos are playable in Project X Zone. Several Gnosis appear as enemies.
===Project X Zone 2===
KOS-MOS and Fiora are playable. T-elos, Metal Face, a 27-Series Asura, Gnosis, and Mechon appear as enemies. Fiora is one of only three characters owned by Nintendo together with and from .
===Gallery===
KOS-MOS NxC.jpg|KOS-MOS in Namco X Capcom
Shion NxC.jpg|Shion in Namco X Capcom
MOMO NxC.jpg|MOMO in Namco X Capcom
KOS-MOS PXZ1.png|KOS-MOS in the Project X Zone games
T-elos PXZ1.png|T-elos in the Project X Zone games
Fiora PXZ2.png|Fiora in Project X Zone 2
T-elos PXZ2.png|T-elos in Project X Zone 2
Metal Face PXZ2.jpg|Metal Face in Project X Zone 2
==Super Robot Taisen OG Saga: Endless Frontier (Exceed)==
KOS-MOS is a playable character in the first game, with T-elos making recurring appearances as a boss character. In the sequel, KOS-MOS is once again playable, while MOMO appears as an assist character and T-elos is fought as a boss a number of times before also becoming an assist character.
==Venus & Braves==
KOS-MOS makes an appearance.
==Final Fantasy Brave Exvius==
Several Xenogears character appeared during a collaboration event.
==Tetris 99==
Two different Xenoblade Chronicles themed events took place in :
* An event themed around Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition took place between and . The background shows Shulk in front of the Bionis' Leg, and the Tetris board has a still of the game's title screen with the Monado. Depending on how many players are left, Time to Fight! (Definitive Edition ver.) , Mechanical Rhythm (Definitive Edition ver.) and You Will Know Our Names (Definitive Edition ver.) play. Gaur Plain/Night (Definitive Edition ver.) plays after a match and Colony 6 - Future (Definitive Edition ver.) plays if the player achieves a Tetris Maximus.
* An event themed around Xenoblade Chronicles 3 took place between and . The background is the key art of the game showing the six party members to the right and Swordmarch to the left, and the Tetris board depicts the Veiled Sword in a grassy plain. Depending on how many players are left, Tactical Action, Origin Battle, and Keves Battle play. Unlike the Definitive Edition theme, there is no unique post-game music.
Tetris 99 XC1DE Event.jpg|Anncouncement for the Definitive Edition event.
Tetris 99 XC1DE Skin.jpg|The Definitive Edition skin in gameplay.
Tetris 99 XC1DE Skin Unlocked.jpg|The Definitive Edition skin unlocked.
Tetris 99 XC3 Event.jpg|Anncouncement for the Xenoblade Chronicles 3 event.
Tetris 99 XC3 Skin.jpg|The Xenoblade Chronicles 3 skin in gameplay.
Tetris 99 XC3 Skin Unlocked.jpg|The Xenoblade Chronicles 3 skin unlocked.
==Tales series==
Multiple games in the Tales series have attacks called X-BUSTER or Cross Buster, a reference to KOS-MOS' attack.
===Tales of the World: Narikiri Dungeon 3===
This Japan-exclusive game contains a KOS-MOS costume for the female main character. A Twitter post showcasing KOS-MOS in Narikiri Dungeon 3.
===Tales of Vesperia===
All versions except for the original Xbox 360 version have an unlockable KOS-MOS costume.
===Tales of Hearts===
The Japan-exclusive DS version has KOS-MOS appear as a support. She uses G.SHOT and R-CANNON as her supporting moves. Her appearance was moved from the PS Vita remake.
===Tales of the Rays===
==Soul Calibur 3==
KOS-MOS' Ver.1 outfit pieces and hairstyle are unlockable for female custom characters.
==The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild==
A Rex costume can be obtained for in . It is made of the , and . They are all obtained during the quest .
==Super Mario Maker==
A Shulk costume can be unlocked in by as a random reward for clearing the 100 Mario Challenge on Normal or harder, or by scanning his amiibo. He has two voice lines, both from the Japanese version of Xenoblade Chronicles regardless of language. Holding Up has him pose with the Monado, and the course clear music is replaced with the fanfare of discovering a .
File:SMM Shulk costume 1.png
File:SMM Shulk costume 2.png
==(Poochy &) Yoshi's Woolly World==
A Shulk pattern for Yoshi can be unlocked in by scanning his amiibo.
==Puzzle Swap==
 on the Nintendo 3DS has a 40-piece Xenoblade Chronicles puzzle. It shows the Mechonis more or less like how it is depicted on the game's cover art, but several Nopon and a Collection Orb can be seen too.
==Theatrhythm Curtain Call and Theatrhythm Final Bar Line==
The Theatrhythm series features DLC content containing music from other games developed or published by Square Enix. This includes Xenogears.
In Theatrhythm Curtain Call, Soaring is the sole Xenogears track. The background of the stage features Seibzehn flying above Shevat.
In Theatrhythm Final Bar Line, Soaring returns as a playable music track, alongside the addition of both Blazing Knights and Awakening. The background of the Blazing Knights stage features the Zohar in front of a pool of magma, while the background of the Awakening stage features the design of the arena where Deus is fought at the end of the game.
Soaring FF Curtain Call.png|Soaring, the Xenogears song
Shevat FF Curtain Call.png|The background of the song
==Minor Easter eggs and references==
* Xenogears is mentioned in .
* has the chrono-element Magnus "Rare Action Figure" which depicts the KOS-MOS figure that came with the Japanese limited edition of Xenosaga Episode I. It can be obtained as a reward for adding the "Aquila" constellation to the "Star Map". There is also a boss fight against a monster from "another dimension" called a "Gnosis" that can be turned into a Magnus.
**The item description of the "Rare Action Figure" is as follows: "This limited edition action figure stars in a certain sci-fi game. What does the future hold for this combat android?" 
* In , the Coliseum enemy named Arma Prototype M uses an attack titled "X-Bluster". This is a reference to KOS-MOS's X-Buster in both name and design."X-Bluster" in Baten Kaitos Origins on YouTube
* A reference to the Sophia portrait from Xenogears appears in .The Sophia portrait in So Blonde: Back to the Island on Twitter
* In , game cases for Xenoblade Chronicles 3D and Xenoblade Chronicles X appear on the Nintendo 3DS shelf and Wii U game shelf furniture items, respectively.
* In , the character Valimar poses similarly to Grahf from Xenogears and says the line "Dost thou desire the power?"
* In , Xenoblade Chronicles X is referenced with a line mentioning both the Prone and Ganglion.
* A version of the Zohar appears in Agents of Mayhem hidden in the storeroom of Requisitions on the A.R.K.. It's appearance is a mix of the Xenogears and Xenosaga design.The Zohar in Agents of Mayhem on Twitter
* The Monado appears in on a wall together with other iconic video game swords such as the Buster Sword from Final Fantasy VII or the from The Legend of Zelda.The Monado in Nobody Saves The World game on Reddit
* In , a character portrayed by Shulk's voice actor Adam Howden says his iconic line "I'm really feeling it!". This was confirmed to be a Xenoblade reference.Adam Howden (Shulk) "I'm really feeling it!" in Lego Star Wars the Skywalker Saga on Reddit
* In the 2022 reboot of , the Zohar appears in the Badlands South. Its appearance is based of a mix of all three Xeno sub-series.Saints Row - Zohar Easter Egg on YouTube
* A skin for the Heavy Blade weapon in references the Monado. The skin's name is "Heavy Blade Mithra", likely a reference to Mythra.The game Warframe has a reference to the Monado from Xenoblade Chronicles. It is a skin for the game's Heavy Blade, titled "Heavy Blade Mithra." on Twitter
* Terraria has a painting called Terra Blade Chronicles, referencing the name and of Xenoblade Chronicles.
* Track 10 of features a reference to the slideshow format of Disc 2 of Xenogears.Hi-Fi Rush slideshow reference on YouTube Much like Xenogears, this scene was implemented due to time constraints.MinnMax Interview on YouTube
Rare Action Figure.jpg|The "Rare Action Figure" from Baten Kaitos: Eternal Wings and the Lost Ocean.
Animal Crossing New Leaf XCX.JPG|Xenoblade Chronicles X artwork seen in Animal Crossing New Leaf, located in the fourth column.
Danganronpa V3 XCX Reference.png|Danganronpa V3 referencing the Prone and Ganglion.
==References==
Category:Xeno (series)