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Defeat Bhianc

Defeat Bhianc is a in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It can be received from Stulc in Hardhaigh Palace (location) in Hardhaigh Palace, Empire of Mor Ardain. It is a sub-quest of Insurgent Investigations and is received after reporting to him following the clash with Brionac at Mine No. 2 Entrance.
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==Quest objectives==
*Head to the roof entrance of the Old Industrial District in Mor Ardain.
*Defeat Turncoat Bhianc at the roof entrance of the Old Industrial District, Mor Ardain.
==Results==
"Bhianc is defeated, but he wasn't the Driver of Akatsuki."
==Dialogue==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Defeat Bhianc Quest Log.jpg|Defeat Bhianc in the Quest Log
Defeat Bhianc Complete Quest Log.jpg|Completed Defeat Bhianc in the Quest Log
Insurgent Investigations Objective 2.jpg|Location of the quest on the map
Defeat Bhianc Objective 1.jpg|Head to the roof entrance of the Old Industrial District
Category:Quests (Mor Ardain)
Defeat Wiggins

Defeat Wiggins is a in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It can be received from Stulc in Hardhaigh Palace (location) in Hardhaigh Palace, Empire of Mor Ardain. It is a sub-quest of Insurgent Investigations and is received after reporting to him following the clash with Brionac at Mine No. 2 Entrance.
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==Quest objectives==
*Head to the roof of Ayvill Shopping District in Mor Ardain.
*Defeat Rebel Wiggins (4) at Ayvill Shopping District, Mor Ardain.
**Rebel Wiggins is accompanied by three Brionac Psychis.
==Results==
"Wiggins is defeated, but he wasn't the Driver of Akatsuki."
==Dialogue==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Defeat Wiggins Quest Log.jpg|Defeat Wiggins in the Quest Log
Defeat Wiggins Complete Quest Log.jpg|Completed Defeat Wiggins in the Quest Log
Insurgent Investigations Objective 2.jpg|Location of the quest on the map
Defeat Wiggins Objective 1.jpg|Head to the roof of Ayvill Shopping District
Category:Quests (Mor Ardain)
Defender (XC3)

Defender is a Class role in Xenoblade Chronicles 3 and Future Redeemed. Defender Classes specialize in drawing enemy Aggro to prevent their allies from taking damage; this can be achieved using either evasion or guard Arts. 
Defenders' role actions, which charge their Talent Art, include having Defenders hold enemy aggro, blocking, evading or interrupting enemy actions.
 Role Actions
Action 	
Any Defender (not necessarily the character in question) holds for 8 consecutive seconds	1
Hit an enemy with an Art dealing bonus damage to aggroed enemies, while holding aggro 	0.25 per hit
Use a to interrupt an enemy attack 	0.25
Take aggro within the first 5 seconds of combat (once per combat) 	0.2
Evade an enemy attack 	0.075 per hit evaded
an enemy attack 	0.075 per hit blocked
Defenders each have a which protects allies within a certain radius in some fashion, similar to a Field. This radius is marked by a blue ring around the character.
In absence of other effects such as Heroic Chains, Defenders have the "Back in Action" bonus: if they complete a Chain Order by raising above 100, one of the reactivated characters will be the one with the highest TP.
When a Defender has aggro, it is marked by a blue line arcing from the enemy to the character (as opposed to the red lines in the case of Attackers and Healers).
==List of Defender classes==
*Zephyr
*Heavy Guard
*Guardian Commander
*Lone Exile
*Lost Vanguard
*Noponic Champion
*Machinist
*Grand Marshal
Category: Battle mechanics (XC3)Category: Battle mechanics (FR)
Defending

Defending is an enemy-exclusive in Xenoblade Chronicles X that temporarily blocks large amounts of damage.
==Overview==
The Defending buff decreases damage taken by a specific percentage. This buff is only used by the enemy, typically requiring it to stay in place and block for a set amount of time. However, enemies typically need to use a specific appendage to use this art, so if it's broken it can't defend anymore.
Buff Level	Duration	Damage Blocked
Defending 	 	50%
Defending 	 	55%
Defending 	 	60%
Defending 	 	65%
Defending 	 	70%
Defending 	 	75%
==List of arts that can grant Defending==
===By enemies===
==In other languages==
Category:Statuses (XCX)
Defense Support

Defense Support is a form of Division Support in Xenoblade Chronicles X, provided by other Prospectors in the region. It can be offered if there are Prospectors in the area, or if the player requested combat support from a Prospector earlier.
==Overview==
When the player gets combat support from Prospectors, all damage will be reduced by a specific percentage. An attack that does 1000 damage will instead do 800 when Defense Support is active.
Level	Damage Reduction
 	12%
 	14%
 	16%
 	18%
 	20%
 	30%
==In other languages==
Category:Statuses (XCX)
Defense Up (XC3)

Defense Up is a buff in Xenoblade Chronicles 3 and Future Redeemed. It decreases the amount of damage affected characters take from attacks.
At base, Defense Up grants +15% (it does not affect nor ). This can be increased with effects such as Swelling Blessing. It lasts for 20 seconds at base, up to 40 seconds with enough buff-duration-increasing effects.
As a form of damage reduction, Defense Up stacks additively with other damage reduction sources. It is incredibly powerful in combination with such sources, and reaching 100% damage reduction is entirely possible.
==List of actions that can grant Defense Up==
===By party members===
* Butterfly Dust
* Machine Clap
* Machine Lifter
* Wind Clap
* Steady Machine
* Premature dissolution of a Defense Up Field
===By enemies===
==In other languages==
Category:Status effects (XC3)Category:Status effects (FR)
Defiant Triton (boss)

Defiant Triton is a quest-exclusive boss in Xenoblade Chronicles 3. He is the captain of Triton and his Crew that consists of himself, , , and . He is fought during the Hero , Doing It My Way.
==Data==
===Enemy===
===Arts===
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Category:Bosses (Erythia Sea)Category:Consul enemiesCategory:Hero enemies
Definian Downfall

Definian Downfall is a Normal Mission in Xenoblade Chronicles X.
==Objectives==
===Route A===
===Route B===
==Dialogue==
==Rewards==
==Results==
===Route A===
Fortun is dead, and the three Definian sisters dealt with. Erio will finally be able to live in peace.
===Route B===
Fortun's personality has changed, and the three sisters were defeated. Erio and her mother can now live in peace.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Definian Love

Definian Love is a Normal Mission in Xenoblade Chronicles X. This mission is available if Fortun was killed during Definian Downfall. Otherwise, the mission Fortun and Glory will be available instead.
The first set of objectives is given if Cross is male at the end of Definian Downfall, and the second set is given if Cross is female at the end of said mission.
==Objectives==
===If Lyvia is female===
===If Lyvia is male===
==Dialogue==
==Rewards==
==Results==
The one Lyvia chose was...you! And believe it or not, Erio also seems to be in love with you.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Deflector Field (inherited)

Deflector Field is the Guardian Commander in Xenoblade Chronicles 3. The user holds up their shield and a sphere of blue light comes from it and envelops the user. For the duration of the Art, the user instantly heals 50% to 75% of all incoming , and taking damage will grant the user .
==Overview==
Sans Seraph, this is the only semi-consistent means of a playable character getting the powerful Awakening buff, and the only means that does not rely on a specific (as Deflector Field can be mastered like almost any other Talent Art). This alone makes the Art worth considering on any setup in which the character in question is likely to draw at some point.
When used on a Kevesi Class or Signifer, it can be paired with Resonant Flag to provide a full-party Awakening buff, and this is the only means of doing so via only one character. Alternatively, the user can interlink with a character with Resonant Flag to pass the buff to them, who can then pass it to the remainder of the party. As Guardian Commander is itself Kevesi, using Resonant Flag as a Master Art can be an effective way to make the most of this buff long before postgame optimisation; the only requirement is rank 10 in Signifer.
As Deflector Field requires the user to get hit to be Awakened, it is necessary to ensure that the user will be able to hold aggro for long enough. This is nontrivial, as the long animation gives other characters ample time to catch up on aggro. Entering the battle controlling the Deflector Field user is one way to accomplish this, as the player-controlled character will naturally start with aggro. Capable Hands may help the user to activate Deflector Field before other party members can take aggro away.
The Art is best when combined with buff-enhancing effects: Swelling Blessing improves the Awakening's damage boost, and Refined Blessing increases its duration. The duration may be further increased with Pause Buff Timer from Glittering Melody; highly-optimised parties will often include several Glittering Melody users to ensure that the buff can be maintained indefinitely.
==Data==
==In other languages==
Deinos

Deinos are an enemy species in Xenoblade Chronicles, and Future Connected. They are velociraptor-like creatures with a second "head" and cackling energy on their backs.
==Xenoblade Chronicles==
Deinos can be found in Makna Forest and . In Future Connected, they inhabit the Bionis' Shoulder.
===Main game===
===Future Connected===
===Time attack===
==Trivia==
* If a Deinos is d, the second "head" falls off the main body and bounces around haplessly. Since Deinos have a counter spike when toppled, this is likely meant to indicate the Deinos spike.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
En030302.png|An Infernal Deinos in Xenoblade Chronicles.
En030303.png|A Babel Deinos in Xenoblade Chronicles.
*Category:Enemy species (XC1)
Deinos Sauros (disambiguation)

Deinos Sauros may refer to:
* Deinos Sauros (Makna Forest) - the normal Makna Forest enemy
* Deinos Sauros (Bionis' Shoulder) (normal) - the Bionis' Shoulder enemy in Future Connected
* Deinos Sauros (Bionis' Shoulder) (Fogbeast) - the Bionis' Shoulder Fogbeast in Future Connected
* Deinos Sauros (Bionis' Shoulder) (boss) - the Bionis' Shoulder boss in Future Connected
* Deimos Sauros - an enemy in Xenoblade Chronicles 2 with a similar name
Dekadeka

Dekadeka is the tenth Nopon of the Ponspector brigade in Future Connected. He can be found at the Barouh Plaza and he'll join the party once the Incensed Dekadeka is completed.
==As a side party member==
Dekadeka is the only Ponspector that has two arts, so he acts as a healer and as a tank, since he can gain aggro without dying and he'll also heal one party member often.
==As an NPC==
Dekadeka can be found near the Barouh Plaza being attacked by some Slobbering Antols because he used a monster-attractant incense thinking it was a monster-repellent incense, so he requests the party if they can save him.
===Dialogue===
====Incensed Dekadeka====
====Ponspectors Till We Cry====
====After completing Ponspectors Till We Cry====
This text is only viewable on the Ponspector Report menu
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Dekadeka Report.png|Dekadeka's Report card
Dekadeka Report Portrait.png|Portrait of Dekadeka's Report card
Ponspectors Unite! 10.png|Dekadeka joining the team
Incensed Dekadeka map location.png|Location of Dekadeka on the map
Category:Ponspectors
Dekudeku

Dekudeku is an in Torna ~ The Golden Country.
==Lore==
==Dialogue==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Dekudeku.png|Hatless Dekudeku
Dekudeku knit hat.png|Dekudeku with a knit hat
Dekudeku casual cap.png|Dekudeku with a casual cap
Category:NPCs (Auresco)
Delayed Healing

Delayed Healing is a in Xenoblade Chronicles 3. It heals the affected character if their decreases below a certain value (clearing the buff in the process). It does nothing if the character is incapacitated by the attack. The character must be damaged to trigger the healing; even if a character receives this buff when below the HP threshold, they will not be healed until they receive damage.
By default, this buff heals the character for 15% of their maximum if they take a hit that leaves their HP below 30%. The amount of HP restored can be increased using effects that give bonuses to HP restored, but is unaffected by increases to Healing Power. Both the amount healed and the threshold can also be increased by buffs such as Swelling Blessing. Delayed Healing lasts for 20 seconds at base, up to 40 seconds with buff-duration-increasing effects.
15% of max HP is not a lot. The additional healing is nice when available, but cannot be relied upon as a main source of healing. Be wary of using this with characters that have bonuses below 30% HP; the buff makes it substantially more difficult to meet this condition.
==List of arts that can grant Delayed Healing==
===By party members===
* Vital Bullet
===By enemies===
==In other languages==
Category:Status effects (XC3)
Delerium Foxglove (disambiguation)

Delerium Foxglove may refer to:
* Delerium Foxglove (XC1) - the Sword Valley collectable in Xenoblade Chronicles
* Delerium Foxglove (XC2) - the Land of Morytha in Xenoblade Chronicles 2
* Delerium Foxglove (Cadensia Region) - the Cadensia Region in Xenoblade Chronicles 3
* Delerium Foxglove (Swordmarch) - the Swordmarch collectible in Xenoblade Chronicles 3
Delizé's Infirmary

Delizé's Infirmary is a in the of the Empire of Mor Ardain. It is connected to the Geothermal Processor, the Heat Material Refinery, once the door is unlocked, the Storage Warehouse, the Office Corridor and the Old Pipe Junction Corridor's third level via a Fire Mastery level 3 and Wind Mastery level 2 check.
==Enemies==
All enemies are s.
*Judicial Kollin
==Key items==
*
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Delizé's Infirmary Untouched.jpg|Delizé's Infirmary with its unique monster and key item
Demois Aux Cores

Demois Aux Cores is a in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. This shop doesn't sell Aux Cores, but they can be refined here by exchanging s. As such, the shop's stock mirrors the unrefined Aux Cores in the player's inventory.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Demois Aux Cores.jpg|Demois Aux Cores
Demois Aux Cores Map Location.jpg|Location of the shop on the map
Demon-Shell Jacob

Demon-Shell Jacob is a Crustip in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It can be found anytime at the Fief of Forgetfulness in the of the Empire of Mor Ardain, after getting close to the border.
Defeating it will unlock the second level of 's .
==Data==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Demon-Shell Jacob Nametag.jpg|Demon-Shell Jacob's nametag
Demon-Shell Jacob Map Location.jpg|Demon-Shell Jacob's location on the map
Demon-Shell Jacob Tombstone.jpg|Demon-Shell Jacob's tombstone
Demon-Shell Jacob Tombstone Interface.jpg|Demon-Shell Jacob's tombstone interface
Demon Antol

Demon Antols are Antol enemies in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. They appear anytime in the Central Plain of Temperantia. More specifically, they can be found at Ruined Chapel of Danafas and in the Malignant Gorge. Four of them appear alongside the Vacillus Antol during A Phonex Tale at Ruined Chapel of Danafas and one can be prospected by Agate during Precious Yearnings north of Toxbloom Spring.
==Data==
==In other languages==
Demon King Gilbert (normal)

Demon King Gilbert is an Igna in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It can be found anytime, sitting on a rock, in Badfella's Cave Fort in the Stomach in the Kingdom of Uraya, surrounded by Ignas.
==Data==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Demon King Gilbert Nametag.jpg|Demon King Gilbert's nametag
Demon King Gilbert Map Location.jpg|Demon King Gilbert's location on the map
Demon King Gilbert Tombstone.jpg|Demon King Gilbert's tombstone
Demon King Gilbert Tombstone Interface.jpg|Demon King Gilbert's tombstone interface
Demon Slayer (XC1)

Demon Slayer (, Demon-Cutting Blade) is one of 's topple s in Xenoblade Chronicles. It is a strong attack, and if it kills its target, all other enemies in the battle are automatically d (unless they are flat-out immune).
==Overview==
Dunban must be careful to use Demon Slayer at just the right time; the attack being strong widens the margin for error a bit, but if it's mistimed (or his allies do something unexpected), its massive cooldown is still spent. When it does trigger however, the party gets their choice of which enemy to or potentially topple-lock, and it also acts as a "stop what you're doing" button to everything that gives the team a breather. It's not bad in s either, since it does high and its cooldown will not be spent, and a chain multiplier will make it easier to kill the foe (although some planning of previous attacks might be needed).
One strategy with Demon Slayer is to use it to kill a low- enemy in order to topple a high-level enemy that's also in the fight. The special effect does not go through an accuracy or evasion check, and the now-toppled foe can no longer dodge, allowing the party to lay into an enemy that may otherwise be difficult to hit.
==Data==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Demon Slayer (XC1).gif|Dunban using Demon Slayer
Category:Battle Arts (Dunban)
Demon Slayer (disambiguation)

Demon Slayer may refer to:
* Demon Slayer (XS1&2) — the in Xenosaga I & II
* Demon Slayer (XC1) — the in Xenoblade Chronicles
* Demon Slayer (hero) — the in Xenoblade Chronicles 3 used by its hero
* Demon Slayer (inherited) — the Battle Art in Xenoblade Chronicles 3 used by the main party
Denden

Denden is an in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. He can be found anytime in the Argentum Bazaar in Goldmouth, Argentum Trade Guild. He is the Nopon shopkeeper of Shroomblade Smithing.
==Dialogue==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Shroomblade Smithing.jpg|Denden at his shop
Category:Nopon (XC2) Category:NPCs (Argentum)
Desert (XG)

Desert is an area in Xenogears. Fei travels through it after visiting the town of Dazil.
==Story==
While Fei and Citan visit the town of Dazil, Citan heads off on his own to find replacement parts for Weltall. After a while passes, Fei gets worried and heads into the desert after him. Fei quickly gets lost in the seemingly endless desert. He eventually spots a mysterious flying object, which is revealed later in the game to be Shevat. He is able to steal a motorcycle from an Aveh Soldier, which hastens his travels until he is stopped by several Gears. Citan shows up in Weltall to help. Soon after Grahf reveals himself to Fei, including the fact that he was responsible for the attack on Lahan Village. He summons a to attack Fei and leaves. While Fei defeats the Wyrm, he and Citan are captured by the Aveh military soon afterwards.
==Geography==
The desert makes up a large portion of the country of Aveh and also spans much of the continent of Ignas. Fei enters it near the town of Dazil.
==Enemies==
===Normal enemies===
* 
* Sand Man
* 
* Trooper
===Bosses===
* 
* 
==Gallery==
Designer Child

Designer Children, also known as Salvators are a species in Xenosaga series. As the name suggests, they are humans that have been genetically modified from early in life.
==Description==
==Variants==
===Überhumans===
Überhumans are mutants who received artificial modifications made to their bodies and brains through the Life Recycling Law. Their outward appearance are indistinguishable from normal humans. 
===U.R.T.V.s===
U.R.T.V.s are bioweapons created by Dmitri Yuriev with the sole purpose of destroying U-DO.
==Notable Designer Children==
* All Überhumans
* All U.R.T.V.s
* Dmitri Yuriev
* Pierre Ruryk
==Database==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
===Screenshots===
Category:SpeciesCategory:Races (XS)*
Desolate Land

Desolate Land is a in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It can be found on the road over the dried lake in on the of the First Low Orbit Station. Viewing this Heart-to-Heart is required to unlock the fifth level of 's Lavender Drive .
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==Script==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Desolate Land Map Location.jpg|Location of the Heart-to-Heart on the map
Desolate Land Requirements.jpg|The characters required to view the Heart-to-Heart
Desolate Land Rex Choice.jpg|Rex's choices during the Heart-to-Heart
Desolation

Desolation is Disc 3, Track 3 on the Xenoblade2 Original Soundtrack and Disc 8, Track 3 on the Xenoblade Chronicles Original Soundtrack Trinity Box. It is a version of Walking with You with many instruments replaced by a piano.
It plays in the following cutscenes:
===Xenoblade Chronicles 2===
* Rex and Mythra drive back Malos and Akhos at the Olethro Ruins.
* The party pays their respects to at his grave.
* Tatazo prevents Poppi from destroying Lila, who then undoes 's control over her.
* Niall dies and is revived by Nia on the Titan Battleship in Indol.
* Rex convinces to stand down after fighting him in the World Tree.
* Amalthus attempts to merge with the World Tree after being beaten by the party.
* Malos gives his last words before dying.
* Herald is convinced to return to the party in her Blade Quest, The Calm and the Storm.
===Torna ~ The Golden Country===
* Lora and the rest of the party find the graves of the people of Torigoth.
* Mythra sees Milton's dead body on the ship evacuating people from the Kingdom of Torna.
* Gort dies at the hands of Lora, Jin and Haze in Spessia.
==Album notes==
Category:Music (XC2)Category:Music (TTGC)Category:Songs composed by ACE
Desperate Daggers (Mecha-Fiora)

Desperate Daggers is the second skill in 's Courage skill branch. It boosts her counter-attack rate by 15% when she's at half or less.
==Overview==
This essentially lets Fiora do a bit more damage when at lower HP. It's not really worth trying to focus on or work value out of, it's just a nice-to-have.
==In other languages==
Desperate Defence (Mecha-Fiora)

Desperate Defence is the first skill in 's Zeal skill branch. It boosts her block rate by 15% when she's at half or less.
==Overview==
Mecha-Fiora's HP isn't as pitiful as it was when she was just a Homs, but extra block rate when already at half HP still isn't very impressive. It's probably better as link filler, since it's dirt cheap.
==In other languages==
Desperate Situation

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 (also translated as ) is Track 17 on the Xenosaga THE ANIMATION Original Soundtrack. It plays in the following scenes:
* The Woglinde's forces engage the Gnosis in Episode 1.
* A Realian sacrifices himself to save Shion on the Woglinde in Episode 2.
* Jin and chaos fight Pellegri in the Encephalon in Episode 8.
* KOS-MOS kills Virgil as he stands in her line of fire in Episode 9.
* The Dämmerung gates out in Episode 10.
The melody at 0:28 is based upon a motif from Xenosaga Main Title.
==Album notes==
Category:Music (XSTA)Category:Songs composed by Kousuke Yamashita
Dessert

Desserts are a type of Pouch Item in Xenoblade Chronicles 2 and Xenoblade Chronicles 2: Torna ~ The Golden Country. The primary effect of dessert pouch items is to passively recharge all Driver Arts every second (up to a maximum of +1 per second).
==List of Dessert pouch items==
===In Xenoblade Chronicles 2===
===In Torna ~ The Golden Country===
==In other languages==
*Category:Pouch items
Dessert Box

In order to complete Boreas' , Boreas will need to fill up food inside the different boxes located in the Goldmouth WarehouseAccessible either by paying Rentarenta 100,000, or breaking the lock on the back door accessible by swimming around the right side and doing a level 2 and Nopon Wisdom level 4 check, starting the different exchanges: 100 points must be accumulated to progress. Once the Dessert Food Box is filled up, Boreas' Affinity Chart level 3 will be unlocked.
*Filling up the cooked food box will unlock his Key affinty reward level 2.
*Filling up the desserts box will unlock his Key affinty reward level 3.
*Filling up the Veg-Based Food box will unlock his Key affinty reward level 4.
*Filling up the beverage box will unlock his Key affinty reward level 5 and the Hero of the Nopon.
==Exchange==
==In other languages==
==Notes==
==Gallery==
Desserts Box.png|Dessert Box
Desserts Box Inventory 1.png|The giveable food
Desserts Box Inventory 2.png|The giveable food
Desserts Box map location.png|Location of the shop on the map