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For those who have not completed games in the Xenoblade Chronicles series, this page contains spoilers regarding the plot. Discretion is advised.

Cross (クロス, Kurosu) is the default name used on this wiki to designate the Avatar, the customizable playable character of Xenoblade Chronicles X. They are created by the player and exists through the choices made during the game. They are sometimes referred to by other characters as "Rook".

Story[]

Cross was one of the crew from an unspecified sector of the White Whale. Cross landed on Mira by evacuating the ship in a lifepod. Two months later, Cross's lifepod is discovered in Starfall Basin, and they are woken up from stasis by Elma. Cross is the only survivor in the area, and has no memory of Earth or the White Whale. Elma brings Cross to New Los Angeles, and they become a member of the private military organization BLADE.

Signature Arts[]

Cross has six signature arts, more than any other playable character in the game. They include:

The Multigun, a special weapon that comes with four special Arts, can only be equipped by Cross, leading to them technically having nine Signature Arts rather than five. However, the six listed above are from weapons that the rest of the cast has access to, making them the prime example for their Signature Arts.

Affinity Links[]

Customization[]

Cross is highly customizable, allowing players to choose the character's name, gender, face type, hairstyle and color, eye shape and color, voice, skin, etc. Player control can be switched from Cross to another party member, but Cross can never be removed from the party. Cross is the only character who can select their Division affiliation, as well as a Class, which decides the weapons that they can wield. By completing Affinity Missions, Cross can learn other characters' Signature Arts. Cross's signature arts are Flame Grenade, Infuriate, Recuperate, Chrome Armor and Slit Edge.

Avatar Creation[]

By starting the game, the player creates an Avatar, a kind of alter ego. There are various features to combine in order to create the Avatar such as the name, the gender, the body size (and the bust size for a woman in the Japanese versions of the Wii U version), the face type, the skin (skin color, freckles, cheeks, scars, moles), the hairstyle and hair color, the eyes shapes and colors, a make-up (eye shadow color, lip color, face paint), as well as the voice.

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XCX - Avatar Creation

Avatar Creation

Avatar Alteration[]

The player can alter the appearance (but not the name) of their Avatar upon completion of the following missions:

Voice Actor Choices (Japanese)[]

The male or female voice can be chosen amongst several voice type such as the tone or the accent.

Male[]

  • Protagonist by Shintaro Asanuma
  • Rival by Kouki Uchiyama
  • Hot-blooded by Eiji Miyashita
  • Honor student by Shinnosuke Tachibana
  • Romantic by Tetsuya Kakihara
  • Know-it-all by Souichirou Hoshi
  • Soldier by Daisuke Namikawa
  • Big brother by Toshihiko Seki
  • Kansai dialect by Masaya Onosaka
  • Samurai by Hideyuki Tanaka

Female[]

  • Protagonist by Ai Maeda
  • Fickle by Rina Satoh
  • Soft-spoken by Yui Ogura
  • Upper class by Shiori Katsuta
  • Flirtatious by Maaya Uchida
  • Clumsy by Sumire Uesaka
  • Soldier by Atsuko Tanaka
  • Sultry by Ami Koshimizu
  • Kansai dialect by Ryouko Shiraishi
  • Cultured by Mariko Suzuki

Voice Actor Choices (English)[]

Male[]

  • Heroic by Yuri Lowenthal
  • Rookie by Bryce Papenbrook
  • Rebel by Keith Silverstein
  • Studious by Robbie Daymond
  • Joker by Ben Diskin
  • Classic by Adam Howden
  • Warrior by Dan Woren

Female[]

  • Heroic by Tara Platt
  • Independent by Kira Buckland
  • Mature by Mary Elizabeth McGlynn (credited as Mary Elizabeth)
  • Peppy by Cristina Valenzuela
  • Joker by Kate Higgins
  • Classic by Carina Reeves
  • Soldier by Erin Fitzgerald / Cat Protano (Definitive Edition)

Profile in Definitive Edition[]

In Xenoblade Chronicles X: Definitive Edition, the player can create a Profile for Cross to serve as a brief greeting phrase for other players online. This is made up of two parts, "Profile 1" and "Profile 2". It changed at any time in the "Status" menu by pressing X. Many of the available profile parts reference other games in the Xenoblade Chronicles series.

This list is in the same order as in the game's menu.

Profile 1[]

Profile 2[]

Notes[]

In Tetris 99[]

In Tetris 99, a male Cross appears in the background during matches as part of the Xenoblade Chronicles X: Definitive Edition theme.

Miran Archives[]

"Rescued by Elma at Starfall Basin, this human survived a dire crash landing after their Lifepod was jettisoned from the White Whale during its fateful descent. To their misfortune, they have suffered memory loss and are unable to recall anything but their name."

Trivia[]

Voices[]

  • Shintarō Asanuma, who provided the Avatar's Japanese male "Protagonist" voice, also voiced Shulk and Zanza in the Japanese version of Xenoblade Chronicles, and the Architect in the Japanese version of Xenoblade Chronicles 2.
  • Eiji Miyashita, who provided the Avatar's Japanese male "Hot-blooded" voice, also voiced Reyn in the Japanese version of Xenoblade Chronicles.
  • Hideyuki Tanaka, who provided the Avatar's Japanese male "Samurai" voice, also voiced Jin Uzuki in the Japanese version of Xenosaga and Xenosaga: The Animation and voiced Citan Uzuki in the Japanese version of Xenogears.
  • Ai Maeda, who provided the Avatar's Japanese female "Protagonist" voice, also voiced Shion Uzuki in the Japanese versions of Xenosaga games.
  • Shiori Katsuta, who provided the Avatar's Japanese female "Upper-class" voice, also voiced Melia in the Japanese versions of Xenoblade Chronicles and Xenoblade Chronicles 3.
  • Ami Koshimizu, who provided the Avatar's Japanese female "Sultry" voice, also voiced Perun in the Japanese version of Xenoblade Chronicles 2, and Alexandria in the Japanese version of Xenoblade Chronicles 3.
  • Rina Satoh, who provided the Avatar's Japanese female "Fickle" voice, also voiced A in the Japanese version of Xenoblade Chronicles 3: Future Redeemed.
  • Mariko Suzuki, who provided the Avatar's Japanese female "Cultured" voice, also voiced KOS-MOS and T-elos in the Japanese version of the Xenosaga games and Xenoblade Chronicles 2.
  • Yuri Lowenthal, who provided the Avatar's English male "Heroic" voice, also voiced Kevin Winnicot in the English version of Xenosaga Episode III.
  • Adam Howden, who provided the Avatar's English male "Classic" voice, also voiced Shulk and Zanza in the English version of Xenoblade Chronicles, the Architect in the English version of Xenoblade Chronicles 2, and the Nopon Archsage in the English version of Xenoblade Chronicles 3.
  • Mary Elizabeth McGlynn, who provided the Avatar's English female "Mature" voice, also voiced Doctus in the English versions of the Xenosaga games.
  • Carina Reeves, who provided the Avatar's English female "Classic" voice, also voiced Fiora in the English versions of Xenoblade Chronicles and Xenoblade Chronicles 2.
  • Erin Fitzgerald, who provided the Avatar's English female "Soldier" voice, also voiced Citrine, Abel, and Mai Magus in the English versions of the Xenosaga games.
  • Ben Diskin, who provided the Avatar's English male "Joker" voice, also voiced Kelemen in Xenoblade Chronicles X: Definitive Edition.
  • Kate Higgins, who provided the Avatar's English female "Joker" voice, also voiced Omomo in Xenoblade Chronicles X: Definitive Edition.

Gallery[]

Xenoblade Chronicles X[]

Xenoblade Chronicles X: Definitive Edition[]

Official art[]

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