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H.B.

Hector Birtwhistle, commonly referred to as H.B., is a recruitable character in Xenoblade Chronicles X.
==Appearance and personality==
H.B. rocks a tight and militaristic looking black BLADE top by default, and has loose brown trousers. H.B. wears his black hair short and organised, and wears glasses with black, square frames. He is commonly seen holding a assault rifle, or carrying a shield on his back.
===Character Bio===
Hector Birtwhistle is a logical man armed with untiring ambition and scholarly acumen. His judgment places the interests of the human race above all else—at times resulting in a rather cold impression.
===Battle Style===
H.B. is a strategist who can calmly formulate a battle plan for any situation. He uses a unique style based on the Shield Trooper class.
==Story arc==
===A New Rival?===
During A New Rival?, H.B. is first seen cutting into Cross and their party accepting a mission at the BLADE Concourse. He states that he's the better man for the job, and tries to ask them to pick a much easier mission. Upon noticing Cross's dissatisfaction, he decides to challenge them to complete three FrontierNav-related missions.
Once they complete the three missions, H.B. is taken aback, realizing his initial assessment was incorrect. He decides to take Cross's team on a mission to extract Solan, a notable scientist, who was attacked in by hostile indigens in Noctilum. Along the way, they come across a injured BLADE of Solan's escort team, who states that the scientist is still alive but hiding within a vehicle. H.B. coldly decides the rational option is to extract the scientist and do nothing more for the wounded BLADE, chastising Cross if they attempt to help him.
When they defeat the Thieving Dilus, Solan recognizes H.B. from college, but H.B. claims it was nothing personal. Solan indicates H.B.'s always been like this, however. H.B. congratulates Cross for their part in the mission , and states he's willing to accept Cross as his partner.
===The King of Fear===
==Lore==
* When H.B. calls out some of his s, he will often use extra words, like "Superior Decoy Round".
* Solan and H.B. were college buddies. He was surprised when H.B. enrolled in the military after graduating from university, as he doesn't understand his motivations.
* H.B. named the Superior Scepter found in Cauldros.
==As a party member==
==As an NPC==
H.B. can be found near the and the Water Purification Plant in the , in the small empty field of grass.
===Heart-to-Hearts===
 Heart-to-Hearts
Affinity	Name
♥♡♡♡♡ 	A Prideful Man
♥♥♡♡♡ 	A Thoughtful Man
♥♥♥♡♡ 	A Troubled Man
♥♥♥♥♡ 	A Diligent Man
♥♥♥♥♥ 	A Kindly Man
===Affinity links===
===Missions===
* A New Rival?
* The King of Fear
* Climbing the Ladder
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
H.B.png|Official art in Xenoblade Chronicles X
Category:Characters (XCX)
Category:Humans (XCX)
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H.B./Gameplay

H.B. is a playable character in Xenoblade Chronicles X.
==Data==
==Default Arts==
Art 	Description
Atomic Hit 	Deals weapon damage + Boosts appendage damage
Power Dive 	Grants Supercharge + Grants total evasion during execution
Burst Grenade	(TP) Deals thermal damage + Inflicts Blaze + VS. TOPPLED TARGETS: boosts damage
Decoy Round 	Inflicts Taunt + WITH MORALE: boosts TP
==Class levels==
==Soul Voices==
==Gallery==
XCX HB profile.png|Hector Birtwhistle's profile, shown after completing A New Rival?
Category:Recruitable party members (XCX)
HH100: Hierana

HH100: Hierana, displayed as Definian in-game but with her proper name in battle, is a Definian NPC in Xenoblade Chronicles X. She tries to imitate Mia, but hasn't fully copied her personality yet.
==Appearance and personality==
==Story arc==
==Affinity links==
==As an enemy==
* HH100: Hierana (enemy)
==Missions==
* Mia is Missing!
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
HP (XC1)

HP (short for Health Points) is a stat in Xenoblade Chronicles and Future Connected. It represents a combatant's health. A party member is incapacitated if its HP reaches zero. HP can be decreased by inflicting on an opponent. It can also be healed by healing arts or effects from s or s.
Maximum HP can be increased by levelling up or by equipping gems. A few skills can also increase max HP. The maximum amount of HP a playable character can have is 9,999. When maximum HP changes (whether in or out of battle), current HP is not automatically raised to match, but it is lowered to match if it would be over the new maximum.
==HP values==
Note that as party members have varying minimum s, there is no useful way to compare their stats at minimum level.
==Gallery==
XC1 Tutorial HP Gauge - 1.png|Tutorial
Category:Stats (XC1)Category:Stats (FC)
HP (XC2)

HP (short for Health Points) is a Driver stat in Xenoblade Chronicles 2 and a Team stat in Torna ~ The Golden Country. It represents a combatant's health. A party member is incapacitated if their HP reaches zero. HP can be decreased by inflicting on an opponent, using certain moves that decrease a character's own HP, or falling from a significant height. It can also be healed through HP Potions, healing Driver Arts/Vanguard Arts/s, or effects from accessories or a character's . The HP of all party members is restored over several seconds when out of combat.
Maximum HP can be increased by levelling up, equipping accessories that increase maximum HP, using s that passively increase maximum HP, or unlocking Driver Skills that increase maximum HP. The maximum amount of HP a playable character can have is 9,999.
In battle, the HP of all active characters appears in the upper left of the screen together with their names and s. It is represented both as a number and as a horizontal blue bar with a length proportional to the character's HP (where it being at maximum length indicates that the character is at their current maximum HP).
==Recoverable HP==
In Torna ~ The Golden Country, when a playable character takes from an enemy attack, a proportion of the lost HP is recoverable instead of being lost entirely, displayed as a red segment in the HP bar. Recoverable HP does not count towards a character's current HP, so it doesn't take damage and it doesn't help a character avoid being defeated, and slowly drains over time. Performing a Vanguard Switch will restore all recoverable HP to normal HP. In essence, a Vanguard Switch heals the user based on how much damage has been taken recently.
Recoverable HP remains untouched when a character is healed; granting 500 healing to a character with 100 HP and 300 recoverable HP will result in having 600 HP without changing the 300 recoverable HP. However, it is still capped by maximum HP, so if the character's max HP in this example is 700, the recoverable HP will be reduced to 100. It is therefore important to consider the benefits and risks of healing a character right now but losing some recoverable HP, versus leaving a character at low health but poised to gain much back with a Vanguard Switch.
 can consume all of his current recoverable HP using Inexhaustible in order to boost his stats.
==HP values==
Each character's HP increases by the same amount (ignoring rounding effects) each level up.
===Xenoblade Chronicles 2===
===Torna ~ The Golden Country===
==Gallery==
Healing Tutorial (TTGC) 2.jpg|Recoverable HP tutorial
Healing Tutorial Tip (TTGC) 2.jpg|Tutorial tip on Recoverable HP
Category:Stats (XC2)Category:Stats (TTGC)
HP (XCX)

HP (short for Health Points) is a stat for both ground and Skell units in Xenoblade Chronicles X that represents a combatant's health. A ground fighter is incapacitated if their HP reaches zero, and a Skell is destroyed when its health reaches zero. HP can be decreased by inflicting on an opponent, using certain moves that decrease a character's own HP, or staying within lava, poisonous water, or other harmful terrain. It can also be healed through Soul Voices, healing s, or effects from Augments. The HP of all party members is restored over several seconds when out of combat.
Maximum HP can be increased by levelling up or equipping Augments or armor with battle traits that increase maximum HP. Unlike other Xenoblade games, there is no maximum HP cap.
In battle, the HP of all active characters appears in the upper left of the screen together with their names, s, and . It is represented both as a number and as a horizontal green bar with a length proportional to the character's HP (where it being at maximum length indicates that the character is at their current maximum HP).
==HP values==
Each class's base HP increases by the same amount (ignoring rounding effects) each level up.
Skell health is determined by the frame used; it does not increase with character level.
==Increasing Max HP==
These augments increase max HP:
* 
* Max HP Boost
Skell equivalents are:
* SpecUp.HP-MAX
* Boost.HP-MAX
These skills increase max HP:
* Steel Flesh (10-30%)
* Fortified Flesh (30-50%)
==Gallery==
Category:Stats (XCX)
HP (disambiguation)

HP may refer to:
* HP (XG) - HP in Xenogears
* HP (XS1) - HP in Xenosaga Episode I
* HP (XS2) - HP in Xenosaga Episode II
* HP (XS3) - HP in Xenosaga Episode III
* HP (XS1&2) - HP in Xenosaga I & II
* HP (XC1) - HP in Xenoblade Chronicles and Future Connected
* HP (XCX) - HP in Xenoblade Chronicles X
* HP (XC2) - HP in Xenoblade Chronicles 2 and Torna ~ The Golden Country
* HP (XC3) - HP in Xenoblade Chronicles 3
HP Down

HP Down is a debuff in Xenoblade Chronicles and Future Connected. It reduces the victim's max . Current HP remains the same unless it would be above the new maximum, in which case it is lowered to match. When the debuff ends, max HP is restored, but current HP is not. The percentage of HP removed is additive with gems and skills that add a percentage to max HP, rather than being a multiplier on the final value.
HP Down is a very scary effect, especially on characters that already have low HP, and it tends to last for quite a while. If afflicted by it and no source of debuff clearing is available, it is probably in the victim's best interest to lay low for a while and avoid as much as possible. Depending on the situation, it may instead be best to simply try and die in order to be revived without the debuff.
While the player has no means to inflict HP Down on enemies directly, 's can send the debuff back at its user. The debuff is even stronger on foes, due to enemies generally lacking enough arts to fill themselves back up when their max HP returns to normal, and can be a huge advantage if pulled off.
==List of arts that can inflict HP Down==
===By enemies===
==In other languages==
Category:Debuffs (XC1)
HP Potion

HP Potions are a mechanic in the of Xenoblade Chronicles 2 and Torna ~ The Golden Country. They are green-glowing capsules that are thrown onto the ground during combat. When a Driver or character walks over a HP potion, it is consumed, all party members.
There are three types of HP potions: small, medium, and large. Small HP potions are spawned by certain Driver Arts/Vanguard Arts and s. They primarily come from s and s with HLR roles, but not exclusively. A medium HP potion is spawned when a party member s or es an enemy (not if it topples or launches itself), and a large HP potion is spawned when a party member es an enemy.
The amount a character heals from an HP potion is proportional to their maximum :
Size 	HP restored (XC2)	HP restored (TTGC)
Small 	10% 	8%
Medium	25% 	20%
Large 	40% 	32%
This value is increased by using es with HLR-type s. It can also be increased with Driver Skills such as Herb Synthesis, as well as effects such as that of the .
The average distance from an enemy that the HP potion will be thrown is proportional to the enemy's size. With big enemies, it's much more likely that the player will have to run significant distances to pick up a potion. In main-game Xenoblade Chronicles 2, using s heavily mitigates this issue, as Drivers run much more quickly during Specials.
==List of attacks that spawn HP potions==
===Xenoblade Chronicles 2===
====Driver Arts====
Art	User	Weapon	Description
====Specials====
 Common Blades
Special	Lv.	Gender	Weapon	Effect	Type	Dmg (Lv1)	Dmg ()	Hit mod	Critical mod
 Rare and legendary Blades
Special	Lv.	Blade	Effect	Type	Dmg (Lv1)	Dmg ()	Hit mod	Critical mod
In addition, AB HP Potion allows Poppi's Specials to spawn HP potions.
===Torna ~ The Golden Country===
====Vanguard Arts====
Art	User	Weapon	Description
====Specials====
Special	Lv.	Character	Effect	Type	Dmg (Lv1)	Dmg ()	Hit mod	Critical mod
==Trivia==
* According to Pilopilo, one sip of an HP Potion is enough to fill a drinker with energy immediately.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Small HP Potion.png|Small HP Potion
Medium HP Potion.png|Medium HP Potion
Large HP Potion.png|Large HP Potion
HP Potions small enemy.jpg|HP Potions spread from a small enemy
HP Potions combat.jpg|HP Potions spread from a medium enemy
HP Potions big enemy.jpg|HP Potions spread from a large enemy
Category:Battle mechanics (XC2)Category:Battle mechanics (TTGC)
HP Rebound

HP Rebound is an Augment in Xenoblade Chronicles X.
==Overview==
HP Rebound makes it so the player has a 15% chance to automatically restore HP whenever they take damage, no matter how much damage is taken. The health recovery occurs before the damage.
Each instance of HP Rebound is calculated independently, allowing for multiple heal chances per hit.
Using HP Rebound XX, if the fighter's attribute resistances are high enough and the enemy hits them often enough, their wounds will heal faster than the enemy can make them, which makes this augment powerful for tanky builds.
==Levels==
==Sources==
==In other languages==
HP Recovery Down

HP Recovery Down is a in Xenoblade Chronicles X.
==Overview==
This status reduces the amount of health healed by Soul Voices and Arts by the percentage in the table below. This means that if the inflicted fighter heals themself or other party members heal them, they will get less health back than normal.
This does not apply to enemies' passive healing: inflicting HP Recovery Down on Buchwald, the Guardian will not reduce the amount of health it heals every second.
On foot, HP Recovery Down can be prevented via the Armor augment Resist HP Recovery Down. There is however no equivalent for a Skell, though.
Debuff Level 	Duration	HP Recovery Reduction
HP Recovery Down I 	 	30%
HP Recovery Down II 	 	35%
HP Recovery Down III	 	40%
HP Recovery Down IV 	 	45%
HP Recovery Down V 	 	50%
HP Recovery Down VI 	 	80%
==List of arts that can inflict HP Recovery Down==
===By Skells===
===By enemies===
==In other languages==
Category:Statuses (XCX)
HP Support

HP Support is a form of Division Support in Xenoblade Chronicles X, provided by other Pathfinders in the region. It can be offered if there are Pathfinders in the area, or if the player requested combat support from a Pathfinder earlier.
==Overview==
When the player gets combat support from Pathfinders, they will regenerate a percentage of their max health every .
Level	Health Regeneration (% of max health)
 	5%
 	6%
 	7%
 	8%
 	10%
 	12%
==In other languages==
Category:Statuses (XCX)
HP Up

HP Up is a effect in Xenoblade Chronicles and Future Connected. It raises the user's max .
==Overview==
There are two ways to go about defensive gems: give them to softer characters so they can take a few more hits, or give them to tanks so they can take a lot more hits. In the earlier part of the game, this is mostly a matter of preference. In the later part however, when tanks are starting to reach the hard cap of 9999 HP through other means, the non-tanks become much more attractive users.
==Sources==
==In other languages==
HT665: Erio

HT665: Erio is a Definian NPC in Xenoblade Chronicles X.
==Appearance and personality==
==Story arc==
==Affinity links==
==Missions==
* Attack on Biahno Hills
* Good Fortun
* Definian Downfall
* Definian Love (as Erio)
* Fortun and Glory (as Erio)
* The Gauntlet (disguised as Gwin)
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
HaKox

HaKox is a 3D puzzle minigame available in Xenosaga Episode III. It can be played with one or two players.
==Gameplay==
===Playable Characters===
Name 	Unlock condition
Shion 	Unlocked automatically
KOS-MOS 	Unlocked automatically
KOS-MOS2 	Defeat
chaos 	Unlocked automatically
Ziggy 	Unlocked automatically
MOMO 	Unlocked automatically
Jr. 	Unlocked automatically
Jin 	Unlocked automatically
Allen 	Unlocked automatically
Miyuki 	Unlocked automatically
Canaan 	Unlocked automatically
Matthews 	
 	
Tony 	
Professor 	
Scott 	
Mary 	
Shelley 	
Gaignun Kukai	
100-Series 	
Albedo 	
===Levels===
 List of Levels
Level 	Reward
Beginner	
Medium 	Skill Upgrade B
Advanced	Skill Upgrade C
Expert 	Ziggy's Swimsuit
Extreme 	Vaquero
Master 	Brave Heart
==Gallery==
Category:Minigames
HaKox theme 1

is a track in Xenosaga Episode III. It has not been released on any soundtrack or sound selection and not much is known about this track.
It plays as the background music for HaKox world 1, 3, 5, and the Edit Mode.
A version of the track with a slightly different beginning, unofficially called , does not play in-game.
Category:Music (XS3)Category:Songs composed by Yuki Kajiura
HaKox theme 3

is a track in Xenosaga Episode III. It has not been released on any soundtrack or sound selection and not much is known about this track. It is a shortened version of chase from the Xenosaga II: Jenseits von Gut und Böse ~Movie Scene Soundtrack~.
It plays as the background music for HaKox worlds 2, 4, and 6.
Category:Music (XS3)Category:Songs composed by Yuki Kajiura
Hackt

Hackt is a character from Xenoblade Chronicles 3. He is a friend of Mio.
==Appearance and personality==
==Story arc==
Hackt was originally from Colony Gamma, being an ally of Mio, Sena, and Taion. When a mysterious creature appears before the Kevesi and Agnian parties, he crushes both Hackt and Mwamba, killing them.
When the party reaches Colony Omega, Hackt is one of the soldiers revived by Consul Y, fighting under his control. Once the soldiers are freed, he briefly calls for Mio before fainting onto the ground, despite losing the memories of his previous life. Later on, Hackt moves to the City.
==Lore==
* Hackt becomes good friends with Mwamba in the City.
* Hackt (boss)
==As an NPC==
After Side Story: Mio is completed, Hackt can be found as an at the City, occasionally seen repairing an Armory-type Levnis.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Hackt being carried by D.png|Hackt being carried by D
Hackt under Y's control.png|A reborn Hackt under Y's control
Hackt repairing a Levnis.png|Hackt repairing a an Armory
Category: Agnians
Category:Characters (XC3)
Haemlin

Haemlin is an in Future Connected.
==Quests==
===Given===
==Lore==
==Companions's Cape==
Haemlin wakes up and goes to work at 18:00 guarding the Companions' Cape entrance, at 3:00 he finishes his shift and goes to sleep to the tent.
===Dialogue===
====Hunting Help====
====After Hunting Help====
==Gran Dell Ramparts==
After the Companions have been relocated to Gran Dell, Haemlin can be found atop the Gran Dell Ramparts during both day and nighttime.
===Dialogue===
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Haggle's Swordtip

Haggle's Swordtip is a in the Central Plain of Temperantia. It connects Overlook Hill to Titan Weapon Remains via a Wind Mastery and Leaping level 1 check.
==Enemies==
All enemies are normal enemies.
*Ghudan Laia
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Haggle's Swordtip (night).jpg|Haggle's Swordtip, at night
Haishao

Haishao is a Gear piloted by various antagonists in Xenogears.
==Description==
The Haishao is a Gear specifically designed for use in the ocean. Its tail is loaded with a large hydrophone which is used to determine the enemy's position and strength via sonar. Its arms have electromagnetic claws and the Aerod system can be controlled from a distance for usage within the ocean.
==Analysis==
The Haishao is initially piloted by Dominia with Kelvena acting as co-pilot. While on an unrelated mission, Dominia detects the Yggdrasil in the area and ignoring orders uses the Haishao to attack it. During the battle, Elly is kidnapped and brought back to the Gebler battleship. Ramsus later utilizes it to attack the party a second time, accompanied by Miang in her Gear C1 Vierge. While he too is defeated in it, he is able to deal significant damage to the Weltall and Fei before retreating.
==As a boss==
* Haishao (Dominia)
* Haishao (Ramsus)
==Gallery==
Haishao.png|Haishao's model
Category:Gears
Haishao (Dominia)

Haishao is a Gear from Xenogears. It is fought near the Thames. This article refers to the first battle with Haishao.
==Description==
Haishao is piloted Dominia with Kelvena acting as co-pilot. It can use an Electric Arm attack on the party as well as hit the party with a water attack damaging the entire body by approximately 1,000 HP. 
==Statistics==
==Gallery==
Category:Bosses (Thames)
Haishao (Ramsus)

Haishao is a Gear from Xenogears. It is fought near the Thames. This article refers to the second battle with Haishao.
==Description==
Haishao is piloted by Ramsus who is accompanied by Miang, piloting C1 Vierge. Miang cannot be attacked during the battle and heals Haishao for approximately 750 HP at various points during the battle. When Haishao is using its Mirror Predict stage it will counter any attacks. Its attacks include Electric Arm and Nereid Cycle, which deals approximately 1,200 HP of damage to the party.
==Statistics==
==Gallery==
Category:Bosses (Thames)
Hal Jarque

Hal Jarque is an in Torna ~ The Golden Country. He can be found at the , in , during Sweetest Tidings. Upon finishing the , he arrives in the Strategy Room.
==Quests==
*Involved in Sweetest Tidings.
==Lore==
*Hal Jarque is the Gormotti special envoy who was sent to discuss the future of Mor Ardain and Gormott with Vient Horrison.
*He comes from the White Chair.
*He does not seem very good at leading people, sending his attendants on a dangerous errand to obtain a . Those same attendants find that Hugo appears to be a far more capable leader in contrast.
==Dialogue==
===During Sweetest Tidings===
===After completing Sweetest Tidings===
===After reaching Community level 4===
===After reaching Community level 5===
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Hal Jarque.png|Hal Jarque
Category:NPCs (Gormott) (TTGC)Category:Gormotti
Halaric

Halaric is an in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. He can be found during the day near Milama Viewpoint in Goetuis Port, Indoline Praetorium. He gives the Merc Mission Research Results upon reaching development level 4 for Indol.
==Lore==
*Halaric is an Ardainian man studying the lifeforms in the Cloud Sea around Indol.
*He seems to disagree to some degree with Mor Ardain's military policy.
==Dialogue==
===Chapter 5===
===Chapter 6===
==In other languages==
Category:Ardainians Category:NPCs (Indol)
Halcyon Mercenary

Halcyon Mercenaries are quest-exclusive Urayan enemies in Torna ~ The Golden Country. Two waves of them are fought during A Rare Sense of Justice on a rooftop adjacent to the Fabri Industry Ward in Auresco, Royal Capital of the Kingdom of Torna.
Two of them are fought on the first and third wave, alongside two Elegiac Mercenaries during the latter.
==Data==
==In other languages==
Hall of Mystery

Hall of Mystery is a in Theoscaldia Palace, Kingdom of Tantal. It is connected to the Hall of Honor.
==Enemies==
All enemies are bosses.
*Tantalese Knight (boss)
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Tantal Hall of Mystery Ether accelerator.jpg|The ether accelerator inside the Hall of Mystery
Ether accelerator charges.jpg|The ether accelerator charges
Hall of Plenty

Hall of Plenty is a in Theoscaldia Palace, Kingdom of Tantal. It connects Theoscaldia Palace (landmark), the Storage Room, via a and Ancient Wisdom level 3 check and the Hall of Reception to Silvergleam Terrace the Hall of Virtue.
==Auto dialogues==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Hall of Plenty (night).jpg|Hall of Plenty, at night