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Military District

The Military District is a location in . The Weapon Development Lab is located here.
==Landmarks==
* Fortress Entrance
==NPCs==
* Andreas
* Arnaut
* Dean
* Emmy Leater
* Erik
* 
* Kantz
* Mefimefi
* Miller
* 
* Nic
* Perrine
* Raoul
==Map==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Military District DE.jpg|Discovering the Military District for the first time in during the day.
Military District DE 2.jpg|Military District in Definitive Edition
Military District DE (N).jpg|Discovering the Military District for the first time in Definitive Edition during the night.
Military District DE (N) 2.jpg|Military District in Definitive Edition, at night
Category:Locations (Colony 9)
it:Distretto militare
Military Training

Military Training is a Merc Mission in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It is received from Yevesthenes at Capital Approach in the of the Kingdom of Tantal, upon reaching development level 3 for Tantal. The mission requires an hour to be completed, down to 15 minutes by dispatching s with enough levels of the suggested s. 
==Dialogue==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Military Training Location.jpg|Yevesthenes with the mission available 
Seekhelos Map Location.jpg|Yevesthenes's location on the map
Mille-Feuille Rock (XC2)

Mille-Feuille Rock is an ore in Xenoblade Chronicles 2.
==Sources==
==Uses==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Into the Open Sky Mille-Feuille Rock Collection.jpg|Collection point for collecting Mille-Feuille Rock
Into the Open Sky Mille-Feuille Rock Map Location.jpg|Location of the collection point on the map
Millennium Grotto

Millennium Grotto is a in the Aletta Region of the Kingdom of Torna. It can be accessed by launching from a geyser at Lake Sarleigh with a Command Water level 3 , after raising the lake's water level at the Ossum Magnum.
==Enemies==
All enemies appear while breaking the Barney Stone.
*Aurea Ardun
*Sorolle Armu
*
==Points of interest==
*Barney Stone
==Key items==
*Scarlet Slate Piece
*Secret Bell Blueprint
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Millennium Grotto Barney Stone Location.jpg|The Millennium Grotto Barney Stone
Millepod

Millepods are a colossal enemy species in Xenoblade Chronicles X under the Insectoid classification. These gigantic multi-legged charcters float through the sky and unleash terrible attacks.
==Description==
Hulking, centipede-like creatures with flight capabilities. Extremely temperamental, they never flee a situation, even when wounded. They also have a well-deserved reputation for attacking anything in sight, setting upon victims with an immense maw that leaves the landscape beneath them scarred.
Because their great fangs never stop growing, millepods must gnaw on boulders to wear them down. This habit results in a variety of minerals entering the animal's digestive tract, and it is not uncommon for millepod corpses to house a trove of precious stones.
== In combat ==
Millepods use powerful beam and ether attacks, with major debuffs like Virus, , and HP Recovery Down as their major debuffs.
== Variations ==
There are two types of Millepods in the game.
* There is only one regularly-spawning orange Millepod: Shuravas, the Enraged, and it only spawns during thunderstorms. It has 15% more resistances to all attributes and uses much more powerful Arts once its inverse fin is destroyed. Yellow Millepods drop a Yellow Millepod Rock from the tail.
* There is only one regularly-spawning brown Millepod: Hartmut, the Calamity. It has 5% more resistances to all attributes and a 100% resistance to beam attacks. These Millepods drop a Millepod Ice Rock from the tail.
In general, all Millepods drop these items:
* Reverse Millepod Fin from the inverse fin and weak point.
* from the head.
* Fossilized Bone from the main body.
* Sturdy Drakebone from the main body.
== Enemy List ==
==In other languages==
*Category:Insectoids
Millesaur

Millesaurs are gigantic dinosaur-like enemies in Xenoblade Chronicles X under the Theroid classification.
The long neck is actually a false head; it functions more like a trunk for them to drink water. The real head is located underneath the neck and is only seen when the false head is removed.
==Description==
Millesaurs are among the largest, physically, of all Miran fauna. Their long trunks can move in any direction to strip trees of their leaves and plains of their grasses, while rocks they have swallowed grind up this vegetation in their stomach, aiding in digestion.
Though gargantuan in size, a significant portion of the millesaur anatomy is dedicated to an air sac, making them much lighter than they first appear. As adults are seldom targeted by predators, they will almost never attack other creatures—except when their offspring are in danger. For this reason, several millesaurs keep watch over their young at all times. Interestingly, direct incubation is impossible due to their size, so they use geothermal heat to keep unhatched eggs warm.
== In combat ==
Millesaurs typically start battles with powerful attacks like Multi Dino Mortar first, and have high offensive stats in general (although very little evasion). Resistance to Physical, Thermal and Gravity is highly recommended to prevent immediate death.
In general, millesaurs take 25% more damage from Ether attacks and 50% more damage from Thermal attacks. 
== Variations ==
Millesaurs come in two variations depending on their color. Unlike most indigens, the color doesn't change the s dropped.
* Most Millesaurs are brown with mainly dark colors.
* There is one white Millesaur: Luciel, the Eternal. It is the strongest Millesaur in the game (though not the one with the most health: that's Gradivus, the Headless Emperor).
In general, all Millesaurs drop these items:
* Thick Millesaur Hide from the long neck.
* Millesaur Larynx from the true head underneath the neck.
* Millesaur Dung from the tail.
* Obsidian Cluster from the back.
* from the four feet.
* Obsidian Fragment from the main body.
* Rugged Skin from the main body.
== Enemy List ==
== Trivia ==
* In the Wii U - Monolith Soft Trailer, the Millesaur's original Japanese name was , or "Amphicoelias", referring to an ancient species of sauropods that lived during the Late Jurassic period.
== In other languages ==
*Category:Theroids
Millick Meadows

Millick Meadows (, Millick plain) is an area in Xenoblade Chronicles 3. It features grasslands and rivers.
==Story==
Millick Meadows is primarily verdant, temperate grassland, with a river in the middles, a couple of lakes and caves.
==Locations==
* Elgares Depths
* Murmur Rise
* 
* Wraiths' Void
==Landmarks==
* Elgares Depths Entrance
* 
* Kilmarris Highland
* Luca's Eyot
* Millick Ravine Way
==Secret Areas==
* Fuschian Fields
==Rest Spots==
* Depths Camp
* Hillside Ferronis Hulk
==Enemies==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
===Screenshots===
====Pre-release====
Millick_Meadows_promo_1.jpg|A landscape with a river and large structures in the background
Millick_Meadows_promo_2.jpg| standing in a river
Millick_Meadows_promo_3.jpg|Big rock formations with an obelisk in the background
Millick_Meadows_promo_4.jpg|The same obelisk from a different perspective
*
Millick Meadows/Night

Millick Meadows/Night is Disc 3, Track 2 on the Xenoblade Chronicles 3 Original Soundtrack and Disc 14, Track 2 on the Xenoblade Chronicles Original Soundtrack Trinity Box. It plays in Millick Meadows during the night.
==Album notes==
Category:Music (XC3)Category:Songs composed by Kenji Hiramatsu
Millick Meadows (music)

Millick Meadows is Disc 3, Track 1 on the Xenoblade Chronicles 3 Original Soundtrack and Disc 14, Track 1 on the Xenoblade Chronicles Original Soundtrack Trinity Box. It was used in promotional material for Xenoblade Chronicles 3, having been released in a tweet by XenobladeJP on Twitter and also included in Xenoblade Note vol. 8.
It plays as the area theme for Millick Meadows during the day.
==Album notes==
==In other languages==
Category:Music (XC3)Category:Songs composed by Kenji Hiramatsu
Millie

Millie is an in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. She can be found during the day and the evening in Kloom Farm in Torigoth, Gormott Province.
==Quests==
*Involved in the .
==Lore==
*Millie is a Gormotti girl who looks after Kloom Farm's Armus.
*She loves Armus and is very knowledgeable about them.
==Dialogue==
===Chapter 2===
===Chapter 3===
===Chapter 4===
===Chapter 6===
===Chapter 7===
===Chapter 10===
==In other languages==
Category:Gormotti Category:NPCs (Gormott)
Millod

Millod is an in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. He can be found anytime at Hardhaigh Dock, Lv. 2 in Hardhaigh Palace, Empire of Mor Ardain. He gives the Merc Mission Scientific Development upon reaching development level 4 for Mor Ardain.
==Quests==
*Involved in Electra's Blade Quest, Go for it, Electra!.
==Lore==
*Millod is an Ardainian soldier who is part of the Operations Testing Department.
*He seems pretty devoted to his work, even taking a lightning bolt from Electra to test an insulated armor.
*He is interest in the development of artificial s.
*As such, he takes trips to go see Tatazo in Torigoth, though does not get much other than addiction to Tiger! Tiger!
*He wants to convince Central R&D to make a game like Tiger! Tiger!
==Dialogue==
===Chapter 4===
===Chapter 5===
===Chapter 7===
===Chapter 9===
==In other languages==
Category:Ardainians Category:NPCs (Mor Ardain)
Milsaadi

The Milsaadi are a race of alien assassins in Xenoblade Chronicles X under the Humanoid classification.
==Description==
A race of silicon-based organisms not unlike machines. Pain is a sensation that they can disable, thus eliminating any and all fear of battle. They boast remarkable skill in close-range combat, which is why the Ganglion use them to carry out high-profile assassinations. As hunting is regarded as a sacred act, Milsaadi generally confront even the largest of prey armed only with close-quarters weapons. This custom is the reason for their mastery of melee combat, though their honed reflexes also make them excellent Skell pilots.
On their home planet of Bidwoi, the Milsaadi made up only a fraction of the population-- the majority of which were enslaved aliens that toiled under their totalitarian rule.
== In combat ==
Milsaadi are powerful melee attackers. Their high-powered Blade Dances are strong enough to even take down a Skell, and they mainly use Gravity and Beam moves while fighting.
They have a weakness to beam attacks, since they take 25% more damage from them. However, they resist ether attacks since their resistance reduces damage by 10%.
== Variations ==
Milsaadi come in two types and two genders:
* Blue Milsaadi drop the Blue Milsaadi Hood from their head and are found in Sylvalum.
* Red Milsaadi drop the Red Milsaadi Hood from their head and are found in Cauldros.
* Female Milsaadi can buff themselves up with Accelerator, increasing their evasion.
* Male Milsaadi can buff themselves up with Hype Up, increasing their melee attack.
In general, all Milsaadi drop these items:
* Parasitic Capsule from the main body.
* Dirty Cloth from the main body.
== Enemy List ==
== Trivia ==
* Milsaadi generally don't show their face, though Badul, the One-Eyed is an exception.
== In other languages ==
*Category:Humanoids
Miltian Charter

The Miltian Charter, also known as the Miltia Charter, is a law in the Xenosaga series. It was enacted in T.C. 4763 after the Miltian Conflict.
==Description==
The Miltian Charter grants the same civil rights to Realians as humans due to hostile discrimination. However, Article Four, Paragraph 13 states that "Weapons-Grade Realians are required to be equipped with a remotely accessible behavioral limit and self-destruct system in case of emergency or malfunction. Use of these functions will be determined by the senior officer in charge of the situation", although its intended usage may have been used during times of conflict. Despite the Miltian Charter giving Realians human rights, their control devices which contains a self-destruct code were not removed. Luis Virgil calls the Miltian Charter "a load of crap".
==Database==
==In other languages==
Category:Lore (XS)
Miltian Republic

The Miltian Republic, also known as the Miltian Autonomous State, was a government body in the Xenosaga series that oversaw the Miltian star system. It was the government system that succeeded the Miltian Hierocracy and preceded the Theocratic Government of Miltia.
==History==
Not long before the Miltian Republic was formed, it was the Miltian Hierocracy, an independent government affiliated with the Immigrant Fleet. Outside pressure forced the nation into integrating into the Galaxy Federation, installing a Federation-appointed parliament member to rule over the newly formed autonomous state. The former government, composed of Immigrant Fleet devotees and Ormus officials, was naturally stripped of its political power despite a majority of the star system's population (about 80%) being made up of Immigrant Fleet descendants. 
Seemingly as a response to this shift in power, the independent nation Zoar launched an attack against the Miltian Republic in T.C. 4730; an event now referred to as the Zoar Incident. No official declaration of war was made, and the stories surrounding the incident are mixed on the exact cause. The truth of the events was never made clear, as many of the records of that time were lost in the chaos of the Miltian Conflict 23 years later. Due to the ongoing war, much of Miltia began to be populated by active Federation military occupation, causing anti-Federation sentiments to grow among the general public.
With tensions growing worse, it wasn't long before the U-TIC Organization (formerly known as the Cerebral Sciences Research Center) and its private military composed of former officials of the Miltian Hierocracy staged a coup against the Miltian Republic. The transfer of power from the Galaxy Federation to U-TIC led to the rise of the fascist regime referred to as the Theocratic Government of Miltia. It wasn't until the conclusion of the Miltian Conflict, resulting in the loss of the planet itself, that power shifted back to the Galaxy Federation. 
Category:Lore (XS)
Mimeosome

Mimeosomes, or "mims" for short, are the bodies of the humans of Xenoblade Chronicles X. While these bodies are human-like, they are mechanical in nature. However, they were designed to mimic human physiology in every way, aside from a few minor details like the ability to use Overdrive to boost their abilities in combat.
The bodies are all remote controlled from the Lifehold Core: if it fails, all mimeosomes will die.
==Appearance==
Mimeosomes resemble humans in almost every way, although their insides are metal rather than flesh. The blood that flows through a mimeosome is blue, hence the Japanese name "blue blood".
Since they are meant to be human, they still require things like water and food to survive. Additionally, they are still vulnerable to disease, though less so than a normal human body.
Because mimeosomes are essentially mechanical, it's possible for their appearance and voice to be changed without issue. Yardley owns a machine that can change a mimeosome's appearance, gender, and voice, although its existence is illegal.
It's also possible for people to switch mimeosomes, although that also requires equipment from the Lifehold Core.
There also exist mimeosome versions of dogs and cats. These animals act like they would on Earth, and can be chosen as pets in the BLADE Barracks once a Search Request mission relating to them is completed. Having them around will unlock conversations throughout New LA.
==History==
 
When the humans fled Earth, they had no idea how long it would take for them to find a new planet to call home: it could take decades or centuries. As a result, the humans are stored in the Lifehold Core while the mimeosomes they've created live their lives as the humans within. Their goal is to retrieve the core and get their bodies back.
The bodies of the humans who fled Earth are all artificial mimeosome bodies, as Cross realizes when their left arm is severed in a fight against a Qmoeva during .
In , it is revealed that the Lifehold Core does not actually contain the human bodies in stasis, and that the data within had already been destroyed in the crash landing on Mira. As a result, it's still a mystery as to how the mimeosomes are still alive, whether the Lifehold Core was really necessary for mimeosome survival, and if the humans can get their organic bodies back.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Cross looking at the lack of a left arm.png|A male Cross, having lost a left arm, realizing his body is mechanical.
Category:Lore (XCX)
Mimeosome Left Arm

Mimeosome Left Arm is an Important Item in Xenoblade Chronicles X. This arm belongs to .
During the mission Arms and the Man, Eleonora tells Yelv that a piece of the White Whale just landed in Oblivia. When the party lands on Great Washington Isle, they salvage the wreckage after defeating the three Unyielding Forfexes. When they salvage what appears to be the remains of a Lifepod, it is revealed that this is the arm of .
==Sources==
==In other languages==
Mimeosome Maintenance Center

Mimeosome Maintenance Center is a in Xenoblade Chronicles X located in the Administrative District. This place located at the far south of Division Drive is where mimeosomes are maintained.
==NPCs==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Mimeosome Maintenance Center FrontierNav.png|Location on FrontierNav map.
Mimeosome Maintenance interior.png|Interior of the Maintenance Center, seen in cutscenes.
BB maintenance interior.png|Japanese version of the interior. Note the text is slightly different.
Mina (XC3)

Mina is a in Xenoblade Chronicles 3. She is a soldier from Colony Gamma and is part of Team Zakir alongside Schoon.
==Appearance and personality==
Mina is a teenage girl with blond hair tied in a ponytail and green eyes. She has crystalline blue ear extensions, as well as blue lines on her skin resembling s's ether lines.
==Story arc==
===Theoretical Knowledge===
At Zakir's request, Taion comes to teach Mina and the rest of Team Zakir. As Zakir protests on the additional presence of Noah, Taion asks Mina and Schoon what their opinion on the matter is, and Mina answers that she will abide by her team leader's decision. The lesson turns into a tactical knowledge competition between Noah and Team Zakir. The Kevesi eventually earns Zakir's respect, and Mina gives him a little push to admit it.
===Extracurricular Lesson===
Mina is foraging for ingredients with Zakir when the two of them are attacked by monsters. They run away, dropping their gathering in their escape, but end up having to fight Rhoguls. They are saved by Kyrie and the party, who help them kill the monsters, and hand them over the sacks of s they recovered. When Kyrie asks them why they were foraging despite not being part of the culinary team, Zakir snaps at her as Mina watches the confrontation in silence. When Zakir leaves, she hesitates, wanting to say something to Kyrie, but eventually leaves without a word.
===Shadow of Enmity===
Teach organizes large-scale maneuvers in Everblight Plain as a final training to the party's tutoring of Colony Gamma soldiers. Kyrie's, Zakir's and Foots' teams need to retrieve Supply Drops containers, while the party and Teach act as their enemy. Schoon and the rest of Zakir's team reach a container first and defend it against the party, but their enemies take the advantage and Zakir orders a retreat.
===Teach's Teachers===
As Teach and the party comes back to Colony Gamma from Everblight Plain, Mina and the others soldiers of Colony Gamma line up to listen to Teach's closing speech. The commander thanks the party in the name of the entire colony, and all of Colony Gamma salutes them.
==Quests==
Mina appears in the following quests:
* Theoretical Knowledge
* Extracurricular Lesson
* Shadow of Enmity
* Teach's Teachers
==Lore==
==Dialogue==
==Affinity==
==Collectopaedia Card==
==As an enemy==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
XC3 Theoretical Knowledge Mina Zakir Schoon.jpg|Mina, Zakir and Schoon
XC3 Theoretical Knowledge Zakir Mina.jpg|Mina and Zakir
XC3 Theoretical Knowledge Team Zakir.jpg|Tutoring Team Zakir
XC3 Theoretical Knowledge.jpg|Tutoring Team Zakir
Category:Agnians
Category:NPCs (Colony Gamma)
Minana

Minana is an in Xenoblade Chronicles. She can be found on Kyn Shopping Street near the Weapon Shop in Frontier Village. She can also be invited to Colony 6.
==Frontier Village==
==Colony 6==
==Quests==
==Affinity==
==As an enemy==
Minana appears in the This Year's Heropon in Xenoblade Chronicles 2.
==In other languages==
Mince & Lentil Stir-Fry

Mince & Lentil Stir-Fry is a Meat Pouch Item in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It can be purchased from Yofan at Gryff Butchers at Torigoth Market in Torigoth, Gormott Province. Obtaining the Lentil Contract by completing the Raddon Family Merc Mission is required to unlock this pouch item.
==In other languages==
Mind Blast

Mind Blast (, Mind Blast) is one of 's burst s in Xenoblade Chronicles and Future Connected. It is a hand-directed blast of ether that deals high , erases s, and inflicts Arts Seal. As a burst art, it cannot be used unless Melia's Elemental Burst aura is active.
==Overview==
Mind Blast is less reliable than for dealing with auras, as it has a long cooldown and Melia must have her burst aura active. But it has its own uses, such as a wide range, higher damage, and Arts Seal, which no other party member can inflict. However, it generates very high temporary , in addition to the aggro caused by its high damage, and can easily catch enemies that were not previously in the battle. It is also the slowest art in the game to hit, at a whopping 4 seconds (though not the slowest to entirely finish executing).
==Data==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Category:Battle Arts (Melia)
Mind of the Warrior

Mind of the Warrior is the third skill in 's Prudence skill branch. It reduces the amount of lost per second outside of battle by 1, changing the loss per second from 2% to 1%. It does not stack if multiple party members have it at once.
==Overview==
Holding more party gauge between battles makes everything easier in general, especially for those times when the player wants to build it elsewhere to start a tough fight will a full gauge. It's surprisingly cheap to link, but it doesn't stack, so it's not really the sort of thing that should be kept linked at all times.
==In other languages==
Mindstorm

Mindstorm is a in Xenoblade Chronicles X. Cross learns this Art after completing L's Affinity Mission L's Conundrum.
==Overview==
The user generates a healing wave, and uses their Shield to emit that wave to the rest of the party.
This Art heals the party and increases Potential for all characters, meaning that it works well with TP Art builds. Since it affects all party members, it helps increase Overdrive duration more than a normal buff art.
==Data==
==In other languages==
Mine Elevator

Mine Elevator is a in the of the Empire of Mor Ardain. It connects the upper part of the Great Heat Extraction Duct, Midorl Bridge, the Turbine Tower, Mine No. 2 Entrance, Jelidorend Highlands,the Geothermal Mining Plant and the Old Industrial District to the lower part of the Great Heat Extraction Duct in the .
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Mine Elevator (night).jpg|Mine Elevator, at night
Mine No. 2 Entrance

Mine No. 2 Entrance is a in the of the Empire of Mor Ardain. It connects Midorl Bridge, Turbine Tower, Jelidorend Highlands, the Mine Elevator, the Great Heat Extraction Duct, the Geothermal Mining Plant and the Old Industrial District to Brionac Occupied Zone.
==Enemies==
All enemies appear during Insurgent Investigations.
*Brionac Aliente
*Brionac Grynd
*Brionac Psychis
*Brionac Yuze
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Mine No. 2 Entrance (night).jpg|Mine No. 2 Entrance, at night