In Xenoblade 1 we were introduced to the Nopon sage, a seemingly ageless nopon who had to be summoned. We also met another Nopon sage, possibly being the same character, in Xenoblade 2.

Xenoblade X is where things get extra interesting with four divine nopon. We're introduced to Nopopon, a revered deity nopon, as well as three other nopon, all having a divine glow and wings. We also here about another Nopopon in Xenoblade 2, a nopon who founded argentum and is seemingly the only nopon driver we know of.

The most interesting part of all this is their connection to nopon origins. In Xenoblade 2 we help Nopopon uncover an ancient stone that should reveal the origins of nopon but it's instead a kind of list, with a rule saying that nopon should always be cute. And in 2, it's revealed by Nopopon's journal that nopon didn't always have their cutesy dialect, and they only started using it for selling their products.

So what's the deal? Where are these seemingly divine nopon coming from? The four nopon in X imply that they used to be normal nopon's but they became divine, but what about the sages? Did they train to become divine too? And where is this divine power coming from, can it even exist in worlds like Xenoblade 1 or 2? And this delves into the more interesting subject of nopon origins and the mysteries about where they come from.

What do yall think about this?

Eunie Is The Bus!!! And the others just exist...

After the events of Xenoblade Chronicles 3, K has regained his memories of being a Consul. He than finds a stone that returns him to his form of the time he was a Consul, while also regaining his powers and immortality. With no one opposing him, he sets out to conquer the worlds of botj Bionis and Alrest.

Something interesting I realized about the numbered Xenoblades is that guns that use gunpower exist, at least in Xenoblade 1, but they've only appeared once. In one of the flashbacks to Gadolt, he's using gunpowder for his rifle when he's shooting scrap. This is the only time we see gunpowder used in the numbered Xenoblade games. The guns in Xenoblade 1 are ether guns, in Xenoblade 2 Mor Ardain uses steam powered guns and Blade's use ether guns, and Xenoblade 3 also uses ether guns. The guns used by the city may look and sound like gunpowder but they don't dispense shells so they're most likely ether.

Should the location "Nirvana" have its own page? If not, why so?

I theorize that this is "Spessia"

I know this might sound stupid, but how will K come back to life despite his death in Xenoblade Chronicles 3?

Ethel should 100 percent be a playable character in the next Super Smash Bros. Game.

Name: Neilnail

Class: Full Metal Jaguar+

Range Weapon: Psycho Launchers

Melee Weapon: Dual Swords

Name: Liesel

Class: Partisan Eagle+

Range Weapon: Dual Guns

Melee Weapon: Javelin

Name: Ga Jiarg (Everyone is screaming about)

Class: Galactic Knight+

Range Weapon: Raygun

Melee Weapon: Photon Saber

Name: Al (Alois)

Class: Duelist+

Range Weapon: Sniper Rifle

Melee Weapon: Longsword

(Game8 confirmed it!)

At the end of xenoblade 2 its revealed that it and xenoblade 1 are in different universes. but in future redeemed shulk and rex are both in the same universe but its xenoblade 3s universe can someone explain how they are hopping universes

This is my first playthrough of any of the Xenoblade games, so maybe that's why, but I cannot get this thing. Can someone help, please? Beyond that, peak gaming experience, and honestly, one of my favorite Switch games so far. Will post a review later