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Yumea

Yumea (, Yumea) is a character in Xenoblade Chronicles. She is Kallian's and Tyrea's mother.
==Appearance and personality==
Yumea is an old High Entia with dark eyes and two tails of hair. She wears an ornate robe of lavender colours with blueish pauldrons and a large bustle.
Yumea is a purity supremist, considering half-blooded High Entia to be disgusting scum, and Homs below that. She is not fool enough to take any action against her enemies herself, instead working through others and spinning lies to maintain her own position.
==Story arc==
Princess Melia returns to Alcamoth, successful in killing a rogue Telethia. First Consort Yumea is outraged that she was not killed in the attempt, and vents to her goon Tyrea about the failure. Intent on getting rid of Melia, when the rest of the imperial family discusses how best to proceed with her succession, she suggests the Trial of the Tomb, an old procedure known to be very dangerous. Prince Kallian objects, but Emperor Sorean agrees, and Melia accepts. Yumea then orders Tyrea to have the Homs that helped Melia, Shulk and his party, killed. The attempt on Shulk fails, and he proceeds to help the attempt on Melia fail. Combined with a suspicion of Kallian's, enough evidence is presented to point to Yumea, and she is locked in the Tower of Investigation. Melia explains to the party that Yumea is not her biological mother, but does not go into further detail.
Much time later (during Melancholy Tyrea), the Bionis awakens, and all pure-blooded High Entia are transformed into Telethia. Yumea is among them, and ends up venturing down the Bionis, attacking Colony 6. The party catches up with her in Makna Forest, but they believe the Telethia to be Tyrea, who was found in Colony 6 previously. Tyrea appears after the battle and reveals that she was directed by Yumea, who either knew or suspected this would happen, to put her out of her misery. Melia does the job instead, and it is reasoned that Tyrea is quarter-Homs, with Yumea as her mother.
==Lore==
==As a boss==
* Mysterious Telethia
==Trivia==
* In Japanese, Yumea is voiced by Asako Sato, who also voices Linada.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
===Artwork===
Sorean Yumea Alvis Tyrea Wii concept art.jpg|Concept art
===Screenshots===
====Original====
====Definitive Edition====
Yumea and Tyrea conspiring DE.png|Yumea and Tyrea conspiring
Yumea suggests the Trial of the Tomb DE.png|Yumea suggests the Trial of the Tomb
Yumea's resentment DE.png|Yumea resents Melia for being half-Homs
Yumea the bigot DE.png|Yumea expressing hatred of the tradition of High Entia and Homs consorts
Yumea's death DE.png|Yumea's death
Category:Characters (XC1)
Category:High Entia
Yumsmith

Yumsmith is a Keves Attacker in Xenoblade Chronicles 3. The Class belongs to the Hero , and is initially inherited by .
== Arts and skills ==
===Arts===
===Skills===
===Progression (inherited)===
Progression	Rank	Ability	Effect
 	 	 	
 	 	 	
 	 	 	
 	 	 	
===Progression (hero)===
== Data ==
== In other languages ==
==Trivia==
*The outfits for the Kevesi team members resemble Riku's, while the outfits for the Agnian team members resemble Manana's.
== Gallery ==
Riku and Manana.png|Riku & Manana, a duo of Yumsmiths
Noah - Yumsmith.png|Noah as a Yumsmith
Mio - Yumsmith.png|Mio as a Yumsmith
Eunie - Yumsmith.png|Eunie as a Yumsmith
Taion - Yumsmith.png|Taion as a Yumsmith
Lanz - Yumsmith.png|Lanz as a Yumsmith
Sena - Yumsmith.png|Sena as a Yumsmith
Yumsmith/Chain art

This page is about the chain art used by the Yumsmith in Xenoblade Chronicles 3.
==Overview==
==Data==
The below data is for the two halves of the art used by Riku and Manana respectively. It may look strange due to how the pair functions as a duo in battle.
Note that Riku's part uses an incorrect weapon. All other party members use the correct weapon.
Category:Battle Arts (XC3)
Yumyum the Burglar

Yumyum the Burglar is an in Xenoblade Chronicles 2.
==Lore==
==As an enemy==
==Dialogue==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Yumyum message.jpg|Yumyum's message
Yumyum talks to Nopon.jpg|Yumyum next to other Nopon during the mushroom party
Category:NPCs (Mor Ardain)
Yura

Yura is an in Xenoblade Chronicles. He can be found just north of the escalator near the in Alcamoth. After the Mechonis Core events, he moves to Harict Chapel on Valak Mountain. He can also be invited to Colony 6.
==Alcamoth==
==Valak Mountain==
==Colony 6==
==Quests==
==Affinity==
==In other languages==
Yuriev's Shadow

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:
* Jr. mentally tries to ask Gaignun to get Helmer to send them backup on Second Miltia.
* Jr. returns to the bridge of the Durandal after the events of the Ormus Stronghold (Japanese audio only — in the English version of the game, no music plays in this cutscene).
Category:Music (XS2)Category:Songs composed by Ayako Saso
Yuriev & Sellers

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 in the following cutscenes:
* Sellers tells Yuriev and Citrine about the results of Omega Res Novae's testing.
* Yuriev and Sellers consider Roth Mantel and their lack of knowledge about him.
* Margulis and Sellers discuss the plan to 'lose control' of Realians on Old Miltia.
* The party oversees Margulis, young Kevin, and Suou Uzuki discuss the U-DO contact experiments.
* U-TIC prepares to interrogate Shion inside Labyrinthos.
* Suou insists that Kevin not use the 27-Series Asura nor the Song of Nephilim.
* Margulis, Kevin, and Suou interrogate Shion inside Labyrinthos.
* Yuriev and Sellers discuss after Abel's Ark's reappearance.
* The party confronts Sellers inside Merkabah.
* Albedo appears before the party after they defeat Ω Metempsychosis.
A version of the track with less atmospheric noise, unofficially referred to as , was kept within the game's files but went unused.
Category:Music (XS3)Category:Songs composed by Yuki Kajiura
Yuriev (music)

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:
* Albedo complains about the non-Variant U.R.T.V.s while Yuriev prepares the dive into Sakura's subconscious domain during the summer (Japanese audio only — in the English version of the game, no music plays in this cutscene).
* Yuriev is briefed on the situation with Old Miltia after his reawakening.
* Yuriev reveals to Pellegri that he is alive.
* Yuriev begins his first conversation with the party.
Category:Music (XS2)Category:Songs composed by Ayako Saso
Yuriev Institute

The Yuriev Institute is a research facility opened up by Dmitri Yuriev on the planet Zavarov. It is also the organization of the same name.
==Description==
==Story==
==As an area==
The Yuriev Institute is an area in Xenosaga Episode II - Jenseits von Gut und Böse. It is where the party explores, Jr., Albedo, and Gaignun's pasts in MOMO's Subconscious Domain. This area is not revisitable in the EVS.
==Database==
==Gallery==
Yuriev Institute (area).png|Control room.
Category:Lore (XS)Category:Areas (XS2)
Yuriev Soldier A (disambiguation)

Yuriev Soldier A may refer to:
* Yuriev Soldier A (CAT Testing Ground), the CAT Testing Ground enemy in Xenosaga Episode III.
* Yuriev Soldier A (Merkabah), the Durandal enemy in Xenosaga Episode III.
* Yuriev Soldier A (Durandal), the Durandal enemy in Xenosaga Episode III.
* Yuriev Soldier A (Abel's Ark), the Abel's Ark enemy in Xenosaga Episode III.
Yuriev Soldier B (disambiguation)

Yuriev Soldier B may refer to:
* Yuriev Soldier B (CAT Testing Ground), the CAT Testing Ground enemy in Xenosaga Episode III.
* Yuriev Soldier B (Merkabah), the Durandal enemy in Xenosaga Episode III.
* Yuriev Soldier B (Durandal), the Durandal enemy in Xenosaga Episode III.
* Yuriev Soldier B (Abel's Ark), the Abel's Ark enemy in Xenosaga Episode III.
Yurna the Elderwood

Yurna the Elderwood is a in the Stomach in the Kingdom of Uraya. It is located at the top of Farlaine Central Pools and connects it to Minnet Terrace via a suspended pathway.
==Enemies==
All enemies are normal enemies.
===Night incense weather===
*Graze Ellook
===Clear or Crystal squall weather===
*
==Key items==
*Key to Something
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Yurna the Elderwood Top (night).jpg|Top of Yurna the Elderwood, at night
Yurna the Elderwood Bottom (night).jpg|Bottom of Yurna the Elderwood, at night
Yusof

Yusof is a NPC in Xenoblade Chronicles X.
==Appearance and personality==
==Story arc==
During the mission Attack on Biahno Hills, he is part of the advance team that was meant to attack the Ganglion weapon on Biahno Hills. However, his whole team was wiped out, with him being the only survivor. Lara Nara orders Cross to extract him.
==Affinity links==
==Missions==
* Attack on Biahno Hills
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Yutaka Kunigo

Yutaka Kunigo, also known as U.K., is a sound planner and composer of video game music. They are associated with Monolith Soft.
==Biography==
==Relevance to the Xeno series==
Kunigo was a composer and sound planner for Xenoblade Chronicles 3. Curiously, they are the only composer for this game to have not been credited in the opening credits, nor in a message from Tetsuya Takahashi when the game was revealed.
===Xenoblade Chronicles 3===
* Composer and arranger
** The Exhausted Victorious, The Speechless Defeated
** Ultimate Enemy
* Musician
** Ultimate Enemy (guitar)
==External links==
* Twitter
* SoundCloud
* YouTube
* VGMdb page
Category:People
Yuzet's Reputation

Yuzet's Reputation is a discussion in Xenoblade Chronicles 3. Completing it automatically starts the quest Big Friendly Friend.
==Info fragments==
Yuzet's Reputation requires 1 info fragment, located in Colony 30.
===Location of the info fragment===
XC3 Info Yuzet's Reputation.jpg|Info fragment location
===Info fragment===
==Script==
==In other languages==
Yzana Plains

Yzana Plains is an area in Xenoblade Chronicles 3.
==Geography==
Yzana Plains is mostly grassland with a few rivers.
==Story==
Yzana Plains becomes temporarily unavailable at the end of . Discussing Colony 9 Lately is required to return to the area again. 
==Locations==
* Colony 9 Command
* Flamii Watering Hole
* Sonata Saddleback
* Spongy Spud Patch
* Svinne Cavity
==Landmarks==
* Alfeto Valley Mouth
* Colony 9 Assembly Square
* Colony 9 Front Gate
* Colony 9 Rear Gate
* Shark's Jaws Cape
* Skyview Falls
==Rest Spots==
* Colony 9 Barracks
* Colony 9 Canteen
==Enemies==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
*
Yzana Plains/Night

Yzana Plains/Night is Disc 1, Track 10 on the Xenoblade Chronicles 3 Original Soundtrack and Disc 12, Track 10 on the Xenoblade Chronicles Original Soundtrack Trinity Box.
It plays in Everblight Plain and Yzana Plains during the night.
In Future Redeemed, it plays in Vermilion Woods (except for within Atattra's Rampart) during the night throughout . It also plays when walking back to the temporary Liberator camp after the defeat of in .
==Album notes==
==Trivia==
The initial upload of the copyright data on JASRAC mistakenly translated this track into English as 'Saffronia Village/Night'. (There is an area theme titled Saffronia Village, but it has no equivalent night theme.)
Category:Music (XC3)Category:Music (FR)Category:Songs composed by ACE
Yzana Plains (music)

Yzana Plains is Disc 1, Track 9 on the Xenoblade Chronicles 3 Original Soundtrack and Disc 12, Track 9 on the Xenoblade Chronicles Original Soundtrack Trinity Box.
It plays in Everblight Plain and Yzana Plains during the day.
In Future Redeemed, it plays in Vermilion Woods (except for within Atattra's Rampart) during the day throughout .
==Album notes==
Category:Music (XC3)Category:Music (FR)Category:Songs composed by ACE
Y∞

Y∞ is the final boss of Xenoblade Chronicles 3. He can only be fought by Mio, Taion, and Sena. During the battle, the party's recruited Heroes will assist the party.
==Data==
===Enemy===
===Arts===
==Dialogue==
In addition to Y∞'s commentary, this boss has substantial scripted dialogue with subtitles. It can be seen at .
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Category:Bosses (Origin Interior)Category:Moebius enemies
Z15f20i12e09l14d

z15f20i12e09l14d (called on the JASRAC database) is Disc 2, Track 5 on the XenobladeX Original Soundtrack. It is split into two parts: the first plays from the start until 3:04, and the second plays from then until the end.
The first part plays in the following cutscenes:
* In when receiving the signal from the Ma-non
* In the Affinity Mission “Manhunt” upon meeting Celica and Rock
* In the Affinity Mission "New in New LA" when Chausson tries to convince Celica and Rock to have the latter join in fighting against the Ganglion
* In the normal mission "Sun'celeg Rises" when triggering the birth of Tan'celeg and Ten'celeg.
A version of the first part with only vocals plays in when the party enters the Lifehold Core.
The second part of the track plays as the area theme in the Divine Roost of Noctilum. It is one of few area themes that takes priority over Don't worry.
==Etymology==
The track title can be split into 3 parts: the prefix 'z15', the digits '20120914', and the letters 'field'. The digits can be interpreted as the date 2012/09/14, or the 14th of September 2012, the date in which the track was recorded or mixed.
The track is one of several in the XenobladeX Original Soundtrack beginning with 'z' and a number (possibly followed by 'b'). The significance of this is that the composer Hiroyuki Sawano gives codenames to tracks before he properly titles them: a letter/abbreviation followed by a number, where the letter/abbreviation corresponds to the soundtrack in question. In the case of Xenoblade Chronicles X, this letter was 'z' (Xenoblade X's Japanese name, ゼノブレイドクロス, can be romanised as Zenobureido Kurosu). The number corresponds to the ordering in which tracks were composed. 'z15' is a holdover from this codename.
Therefore, 'z15f20i12e09l14d' decodes into 'The 15th track composed for Xenoblade X, a field theme, recorded/mixed on the 14th of September 2012'.
Category:Music (XCX)Category:Songs composed by Hiroyuki Sawano
Z16b2gu012ro09u1su4

z16b2gu012ro09u1su4 (called on the JASRAC database) is Disc 2, Track 13 on the XenobladeX Original Soundtrack. It is a remix of the first part of no7=G-LOW-S→F.S.K.O.
It plays in the following cutscenes:
* The party sees the Ganglion destroying the Lifehold unit in .
* Luxaar uses the Vita to pierce into the Lifehold Core in .
* Elma calls Nagi out for being overeager in wanting to cause a diversion during Reporting for Duty.
==Etymology==
The track title can be split into 3 parts: the prefix 'z16b', the digits '20120914', and the letters 'gurousu'. The letters are a direct Romanisation of the Japanese name for the Ganglion (which can also be interpreted as the English word 'growth'). The digits can be interpreted as the date 2012/09/14, or the 14th of September 2012, the date in which the track was recorded or mixed.
The track is one of several in the XenobladeX Original Soundtrack beginning with 'z' and a number (possibly followed by 'b'). The significance of this is that the composer Hiroyuki Sawano gives codenames to tracks before he properly titles them: a letter/abbreviation followed by a number, where the letter/abbreviation corresponds to the soundtrack in question. In the case of Xenoblade Chronicles X, this letter was 'z' (Xenoblade X's Japanese name, ゼノブレイドクロス, can be romanised as Zenobureido Kurosu). The number corresponds to the ordering in which tracks were composed. 'z16b' is a holdover from this codename.
Therefore, 'z16b2gu012ro09u1su4' decodes into 'The 16th track composed for Xenoblade X, Ganglion theme, recorded/mixed on the 14th of September 2012'.
Category:Music (XCX)Category:Songs composed by Hiroyuki Sawano
Z23s20a12m0a9-1r4u

z23s20a12m0a9-1r4u (called on the JASRAC database) is Disc 2, Track 17 on the XenobladeX Original Soundtrack. It is split into two parts: the first plays from the start until 2:19, and the second plays from then until the end.
The first part plays in the following cutscenes:
* Luxaar discusses the Ganglion's situation on Mira with Goetia at the start of .
* Ga Jiarg reports to Luxaar at the end of Chapter 6.
* Ga Jiarg tells Luxaar that the Wrothians will no longer work for the Ganglion in .
The second plays in the following cutscenes:
* Two BLADE members attempt to rile Irina up during Renewed Will.
* Ga Jiarg and Ga Buidhe successfully break into the Hangar in .
* briefs the party on the mission to recover the stolen data terminal in .
* ST816: Stalio, disguised as a Prone, begs the party for help during Bozé's Ignorance.
* Lularita requests Hope's assistance in protecting Drongo Caravan during Hope Springs Eternal.
* Elma airs her thoughts on Chausson's possible true intentions during Prospective Partners.
* Irina and the party report back to Eleonora at the end of My Dream.
* Murderess confronts Lan'cord during The Little Rich Girl.
* Murderess resolves to find NLA's serial killer during Serial Thriller.
* The party finds the remains of the battlefield at Nagi's last known location during Nagi's Time.
* Eleonora communicates with an unknown party about J-bodies at the end of Yelv's Partner.
==Etymology==
The track title can be split into 3 parts: the prefix 'z23', the digits '20120914', and the letters 'sama-ru'. The letters likely reference the Samaarians or the Samaar Federation (the hyphen may be a reference to how a horizontal line indicates a repeated vowel in Japanese). The digits can be interpreted as the date 2012/09/14, or the 14th of September 2012, the date in which the track was recorded or mixed.
The track is one of several in the XenobladeX Original Soundtrack beginning with 'z' and a number (possibly followed by 'b'). The significance of this is that the composer Hiroyuki Sawano gives codenames to tracks before he properly titles them: a letter/abbreviation followed by a number, where the letter/abbreviation corresponds to the soundtrack in question. In the case of Xenoblade Chronicles X, this letter was 'z' (Xenoblade X's Japanese name, ゼノブレイドクロス, can be romanised as Zenobureido Kurosu). The number corresponds to the ordering in which tracks were composed. 'z23' is a holdover from this codename.
Therefore, 'z23s20a12m0a9-1r4u' decodes into 'The 23rd track composed for Xenoblade X, Samaar theme, recorded/mixed on the 14th of September 2012'.
Category:Music (XCX)Category:Songs composed by Hiroyuki Sawano
Z29ba2t0t1l301e17

z29ba2t0t1l301e17 (called on the JASRAC database) is Disc 2, Track 12 on the XenobladeX Original Soundtrack. It is the battle music for Ganglion, Gularth, Sylooth, and Mechanoids if the party are aboard their Skells when the battle is initiated.
The song was sung by Hiroyuki Sawano. Official lyrics were never released; the following is an unofficial transcription from Wolf Tamer on YouTube.
==Lyrics (unofficial)==
You and I dancing in the fire
And the rest in down in the beat while the fire jumps around us
And just swallows
(yea-yea-yeah)
So good
My love
I can't change the cruel one mistake (break it world)
I can't change the cruel one mistake (oh baby)
I've been made a fool, it's all my fault (everybody)
If I am a fool, it's on myself
Yeah, bring it your worst
Celebrate, round and round
Stay jolly, round the fire baby
Ground solid, I don't celebrate
Tear me away, tear me away
I will wa-a-alk a-alone
Tear me away, let me go
Turn me around
Break it out and fight the war
Tear it out and wash the floor
Break it out and fight the war
Tear it out and wash the floor
==Etymology==
The track title can be split into 3 parts: the prefix 'z29', the digits '20130117', and the letters 'battle'. The significance of the letters is obvious; the digits can be interpreted as the date 2013/01/17, or the 17th of January 2013, the date in which the track was recorded or mixed.
The track is one of several in the XenobladeX Original Soundtrack beginning with 'z' and a number (possibly followed by 'b'). The significance of this is that the composer Hiroyuki Sawano gives codenames to tracks before he properly titles them: a letter/abbreviation followed by a number, where the letter/abbreviation corresponds to the soundtrack in question. In the case of Xenoblade Chronicles X, this letter was 'z' (Xenoblade X's Japanese name, ゼノブレイドクロス, can be romanised as Zenobureido Kurosu). The number corresponds to the ordering in which tracks were composed. 'z29' is a holdover from this codename.
Therefore, 'z29ba2t0t1l301e17' decodes into 'The 29th track composed for Xenoblade X, battle theme, recorded/mixed on the 17th of January 2013'.
Category:Music (XCX)Category:Songs composed by Hiroyuki Sawano
Z30huri2ba0tt12le1110

z30huri2ba0tt12le1110 (called on the JASRAC database) is Disc 2, Track 10 on the XenobladeX Original Soundtrack. It plays as the battle music in the following battles:
* Interfearence during Serial Thriller.
* The on the Emerian Battlegrounds during Definian Downfall.
* The Xern during the Squad Mission The Soulless Paratroops.
* The Colubrim during the Squad Mission Legendary Drake.
* Da Dorde, Gi Bordo, Gu Galda, and Zo Zongra during the Squad Mission The Wrothian Four.
* Wrothian A and Wrothian B during the Squad Mission Renegade Troopers.
* The Sabula during the Squad Mission The Old Adage.
* The Colubrim and Scintimures during Unnatural Disaster.
==Etymology==
The track title can be split into 3 parts: the prefix 'z30', the digits '20121110', and the letters 'huribattle'. Given that 'fu' and 'hu' are written using the same kana (script letter) in Japanese, and are pronounced the same, it is possible that the letters actually signify 'furibattle' (or 'free battle'). Alternatively, 'huri' can be taken as a romanisation of the Japanese word 不利, which means 'disadvantage', so the title may signify 'disadvantaged battle' instead.
The digits can be interpreted as the date 2012/11/10, or the 10th of November 2012, the date in which the track was recorded or mixed.
The track is one of several in the XenobladeX Original Soundtrack beginning with 'z' and a number (possibly followed by 'b'). The significance of this is that the composer Hiroyuki Sawano gives codenames to tracks before he properly titles them: a letter/abbreviation followed by a number, where the letter/abbreviation corresponds to the soundtrack in question. In the case of Xenoblade Chronicles X, this letter was 'z' (Xenoblade X's Japanese name, ゼノブレイドクロス, can be romanised as Zenobureido Kurosu). The number corresponds to the ordering in which tracks were composed. 'z30' is a holdover from this codename.
Therefore, 'z30huri2ba0tt12le1110' decodes into 'The 30th track composed for Xenoblade X, (free or disadvantaged) battle theme, recorded/mixed on the 10th of November 2012'.
Category:Music (XCX)Category:Songs composed by Hiroyuki Sawano