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Nah I literally just added it now lol

The bottom of the "Key (disambiguation)" page, with text for The key we've lost and Alvis's key.

Oh if you insist...

Does now.

Key The Key is, quite literally, a key item in Xenoblade Chronicles. It is required for Search Quest 3 in Colony 9. It can be found in the Residential District behind...

www.xenoserieswiki.org/wiki/Key

A screenshot of the Key wiki article, beginning with "The Key is, quite literally, a key item in Xenoblade Chronicles."

Glaive Series The Glaive Series is a series of Longsword weapons by Six Stars in Xenoblade Chronicles X. This series of Longswords is available once the Arms Manufacturer Six...

www.xenoserieswiki.org/wiki/Glaive_...

A screenshot of the "special weapons" section of Xeno Series Wiki's "Glaive Series" page. The Sacred Seven series, with their varying names and attributes, are listed.

Xenoblade X has a bunch of special "Glaive" weapons, most famously the Receding Rust.

The first word in their names corresponds to the attribute of the weapon: "Signature" for Physical, "Bewitched" for Ether, "Mighty" for Gravity, and - strangely - "Ethereal" for Thermal.

The current state of Wanted Pages, colour-coded by game, as of July 2025. The top most-wanted are XSPP areas, with XC3 enemy genuses below. A variety of XS and XCX pages are sprinkled in as well.

And here's the colour-coding for what it looks like now. A couple months ago I'd've despaired about the difficulty of making proper XSPP area pages, but fortunately that prospect is a lot prettier these days.

Wanted Pages in November 2024. Still mostly XCX, although in large part different pages. The exceptions are now XC3 and XC1.

Wanted Pages 1 week before XCXDE released in March 2025. Now there are much fewer XCX pages; the top slots are filled with XC3 pages, and Pied Piper pages fill much of the rest.

Left: November 2024 (shortly after XCXDE was announced), right: March 2025 (a week before XCXDE was released).

The Wanted Pages list in mid-2023, with the source games highlighted. Almost all of them are from XCX; the few exceptions are Blade Arts from XC2.

The Wanted Pages list can be thought of as the pages that should definitely be made sooner or later, but that nobody's gotten around to. Fortunately, it's very much shrunk over time, even with the new games added.

Here's what it looked like in mid-2023.

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For those unfamiliar with Xenosaga: Pied Piper, those top two are actually referring to the Pied Piper characters Klaus Torres and Mikhail Ortmann, who just so happen to share the names of Xenoblade characters.

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A screenshot of Xeno Series Wiki's most-wanted pages list. "Klaus's Mind" and "Mikhail's Trap" head the list with 102 redlinks each, followed by a series of various other pages about a variety of games.

As of an hour ago, for (I believe) the first time in the wiki's history, the most-wanted page on the wiki - that is, the nonexistent page which is linked to the most times - is not about Xenoblade.

And yet, the top two are still about "Klaus" and "Mikhail".

😔

Goetia (XS) Goetia (ゲーティア), originally referred to as simply "Mysterious Boy" (謎 (なぞ)の少年 (しょうねん)), is a minor character in Xenosaga II to III: A Missing Year. He is a subordinate...

www.xenoserieswiki.org/wiki/Goetia_...

Screencapped text saying "Goetia is an avid gamer,".

A screenshot of a text typeset in LaTeX. The text describes an algorithm iterating through traits with selection probabilities, and asks what the probability that the i-th trait is selected. It then describes the algebraic solution for finding said probability, a sum whose terms take several lines to express.

Chain Attack (XC3) Chain Attacks are a battle mechanic in Xenoblade Chronicles 3 and Future Redeemed. When the Chain Attack Gauge is full, a Chain Attack may be performed by pressing...

www.xenoserieswiki.org/wiki/Chain_A...

A screenshot of the Chain Attack (XC3) wiki page, showing an image thumbnail of the Bioluminescent Bob fight. The caption reads: "Can Bob lock Chain Attacks? Yes, he can!"

Infantry Support Qmoeva The Infantry Support Qmoeva is a Tyrant in Xenoblade Chronicles X. This Tyrant is located dormant in the northwest corner of the Noctilum Waters and the northwest...

Shoutouts to CalamitasWrath for the find.
www.xenoserieswiki.org/wiki/Infantr...

Screenshot of the Infantry Support Qmoeva wiki page. Text is circled saying "Despite the name, no other enemies or infantry are in the area for this Qmoeva to support."

Ga Jiarg Ga Jiarg is a character in Xenoblade Chronicles X. He is the prince of Wroth, a planet that has been subjugated by the Ganglion. Ga Buidhe acts as his right hand...

I should note that this is specifically with regards to the English voice actors. More are listed in the Japanese credits.

www.xenoserieswiki.org/wiki/Ga_Jiarg

Screenshot of Ga Jiarg's wiki page. His English VA is listed as "Uncredited", with a footnote: "IMDB lists Jamieson Price as Ga Jiarg's voice actor. However, Price's own website does not list Xenoblade X among his contributions."

The voice credits of Xenoblade X are, put simply, baffling.

Characters such as Ga Jiarg, Nagi, Ryyz, and (in the Wii U) Vandham do not have their voice actor listed in the credits; but others such as Ga Buidhe, Rock, and Dagahn do.

As always, citogenesis doesn't help.

Golden Yggralith Heart Golden Yggralith Heart is a material in Xenoblade Chronicles X. This material is given to the true hero that defeats Yggralith Zero during The Final Menace by reducing...

(Yes, we know the price is higher in the Definitive Edition, this is from an old version of the page.)

Incidentally, the price was actually lower than this value in the original Japanese release of the game.
www.xenoserieswiki.org/wiki/Golden_...

Screenshot of (an old version of) the Golden Yggralith Heart wiki page. The text reads: "Golden Yggralith Heart is a material in Xenoblade Chronicles X. This material is given to the true hero that defeats Yggralith Zero during The Final Menace by reducing its health to zero while it is at 0 RP. (Or, more likely, the true saver that spent 636 Reward Tickets to get it.)"

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A screenshot of the wiki page for Xenoblade Chronicles X's Dragoon Lance. The publicity description reads: "The devastating power of an aerial offense is now available in a Skell! When a high-altitude raid or orbital strike isn't an option, you can still rain destruction on your foes from above with this single unit. * Not for use inside caves." Below is an "important note", reading: "Despite the note at the end, this weapon can still be used while inside a cave."

Don't tell Mythra.

In the original reveal trailer for Xenoblade X (or "A brand new title developed by MONOLITH SOFTWARE INC."), the Millesaur enemies are called "Amphicoelias" (アンフィコエリアス), which implies that their design is based on that particular species. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amphicoelias

Material (XCX) Materials are common items in Xenoblade Chronicles X. They are most often found by defeating enemies, though most can also be obtained via Reward Tickets. While...

www.xenoserieswiki.org/wiki/Materia...

Screenshot of the list of materials on the "Material (XCX)" wiki page. One of the columns is called "MM sort". The page adds "Due to an oversight, the Material Market in the Definitive Edition is sorted by Japanese name, rather than name in the selected language. This is displayed in the "MM sort" column."

If you've ever wondered what's up with the weird ordering of the items in Xenoblade X DE's Material Market, this is the answer.

Nintendo Switch 2 hoax The Nintendo Switch 2 hoax is a currently-active hoax being propagated by Nintendo about the existence of a fictional console called "Nintendo Switch 2".

One of them is true though.
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