Depths of Xeno Series Wiki

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Fun tidbits from http://xenoserieswiki.org. Spoilers. Inspired by @/depthsofwikipedia. Run by rtg142857 (an editor but otherwise unaffiliated with the wiki). Taking suggestions for posts!

A screenshot of an image uploaded to Xeno Series Wiki. The image is itself a screenshot of a Cross getting her first Skell in Xenoblade Chronicles X. The filename is "And thus, girl met Skell.png".
A screenshot of the gallery section of a draft character page for a Xenoblade Genesis character seen in one of the trailers (the "dark haired cool guy"). Three screenshots are shown, each with a caption: 1) "Killing is part of a Vesselai's job, you know. I wonder how the victims feel about it." 2) He is about to yell powerfully here for a reason that we don't know yet please change this subtitle once we find out more about the game 3) Eleanor and [dark haired cool guy] riding into whatever the opposite of a horizon is.
A screenshot of the "Binder" page (a Soul Voice in Xenoblade Chronicles X) on Xeno Series Wiki. Highlighted is Phog's effect, which adds more damage from the side, and his voiceline, which confusingly tells his allies to shoot from behind.
A cropped screenshot of the Doing It My Way page on Xeno Series Wiki. The header is "Booty?", and its contents are simply a link to the main article: "Booty?"
Screenshot of an image of the List of bugs and glitches (XC2) page on Xeno Series Wiki. The image features Dromarch's affinity chart, but Dromarch's image is very large due to a glitch, and he obscures half the chart as a result. The caption reads: "Dromarch hiding his Affinity Chart by being a little too up close and personal."
A screenshot of the Vandham (XC2)/Gameplay/Dialogue page on Xeno Series Wiki. One of the quotes is "Come at me! Only one Vandham, you're looking at him!"
A screenshot of the "Affinity (XC2)" page on Xeno Series Wiki, showing a table titled "Common Blades". The table has headers for "Voice ID", "Voiceline when equipped", "Starting affinity", "Affinity gain modifier", and "Affinity loss modifier". Two entries of the table are shown, one of whose voicelines is "Okay, let's get the party started!" and the other of which is "Oookay. Let's get the party started!". The two have different affinity modifiers.
Screenshot of a table on the "Bind (XCX)" page on the Xeno Series Wiki, listing the rates at which AI-controlled party members in Xenoblade X successfully complete Soul Challenges to bind an enemy.
The infobox for Xenoblade X's "Mystery Man" sidequest on Xeno Series Wiki. The list of conditions for the quest appearance reads: "Story: Chapter 5 completed Quest not completed: Mystery Man Quest objective not completed: Mystery Man - Talk to Graham on Central Melville Street in the commercial district."
A post on the Xeno Series Wiki discord by Sir Teati Moonlight, saying: "okay that should be better I expect a DoXSW post about this saga :P"
Screenshot of the "List of bugs and glitches (XCX)" Xeno Series Wiki page, describing the very technical bug which leads to Gradivus having 5 more HP than he 'should'.
"Hom Hom" redirects to Homs.
"A brand new title developed by MONOLITH SOFTWARE INC.", which redirects to Xenoblade Chronicles X.
A screenshot of the spawnpoints section of the Pebble Blatta page on Xeno Series Wiki. On one of the "Height" values is a rollover text box saying "0.1358 BLADE Towers above sea level".
The "Music by composer" category page on the Xeno Series Wiki. Besides the expected crowd - Yasunori Mitsuda, Yuki Kajiura, Manami Kiyota, and so on - there is a category of "Songs composed by King Henry VIII".
The Xeno Series Wiki search bar, with "niall" input. The autofill list of pages includes "Niall", "Niall Ardanach", "Niall's 'Passing'", and "Niall's Underwear".
A screenshot of the Customer Survey Postcard of Xenosaga Outer File wiki page. One of the questions is "What motivated you to purchase this CD?", and a corresponding answer is "Because I am a fan of Director Takahashi".
Screenshot of the Core Chip wiki page, featuring a table of the core chips, their rank, and their naming schemes, with an associated explanation. Most of the ranks have a unique naming "series", but three exceptions stick out.
The main header of the "God" wiki page, featuring no fewer than 13 article icons.
A screencap of the "God" Xeno Series Wiki page, showing different creation myths within Xenogears. The fourth one is of the Chu-Chu Wondrous Mambo god, who was struck by a red fireball in his sleep and became a star in the sky.
A screenshot of the "Birdbrain" wiki page. Its overview states: "Finch has forgotten what this skill can be used for. Maybe an unimportant Merc Mission or two, perhaps? There's got to be something else, right...?"
The table of contents for the "Script of Xenoblade Chronicles X/Chapter 13 (Act 1) wiki page, featuring headers titled (among other things) "Seeing Ghosts Scatter"/"As They Pour Out", "The Whole Universe Is Going To Die", and "And the Vita with the Piledriver into Noctilum".
Screenshot of the header for a page on Xeno Series Wiki: "Nyaa". The opening text is "Not to be confused with Nyaa 2, ..."
A screenshot of the "Drops" section of the Megiddo Launcher Zig wiki page. Six drop tables are shown, each of which is filled with 9 F-Wave weapons of various types.
The "Dialogue" section of the Ardainian Soldier (normal) enemy page, featuring (among other things) a 'Before version 1.2.0' subheader with the famous original lines.
A page header and table of contents, saying "Meh-meh! This Giga Rosa dialogue!"
Screenshot of the "List of minor and implied characters (XC2)" wiki page, showing the text: "Cancan is the author of Nimble Nopon Get Girls. According to the Japanese version, this author has been single his entire life."
A screenshot of the Strong Lubricant Oil wiki page, which explains how collecting it 100 times results in a softlock.
A screenshot of a table on a wiki page, titled "Hitframes", with columns for "Hit", "Frame", and "Distribution". The only entry has its Frame listed as 215 and its Distribution as 100%.
The bottom of the "Key (disambiguation)" page, with text for The key we've lost and Alvis's key.
A screenshot of the Key wiki article, beginning with "The Key is, quite literally, a key item in Xenoblade Chronicles."
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.
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.
Wanted Pages in November 2024. Still mostly XCX, although in large part different pages. The exceptions are now XC3 and XC1.
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.
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.
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.
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!"
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."
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."
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.)"
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."
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."
The Xeno Series Wiki main page. The current featured article is of Xenosaga Another Story, whose blurb reads: "Xenosaga Another Story is the true story of the inferior game Xenosaga Episode II. Among other things, it features Albedo having a great time, 3D motion sickness, a truck that has copies of the game and definitely does not explode, and a "se-cre-t" that is revealed after the tiniest bit of cyberbullying. The rest of this blurb is incomplete because customers (you the reader) suck and need to be shown the door (image related)."
A section of Xeno Series Wiki's Recent Changes page, featuring dozens of changes to the pages of Pied Piper characters and entire new categories being made for extracted images.
Screenshot of the Ramsus (part 1) wiki page's dialogue section. At the fight's end, Fei shouts "Bart!!", followed by a scene description where he "appears from out of nowhere and proceeds to punch Ramsus."
Screenshot of Xeno Series Wiki's Username Policy page. A rule against usernames being "entirely incomprehensible" is shown, with highlighted text saying "Naming yourself after a Xenoblade Chronicles X music track is not an excuse."
A screenshot of the Xeno Series Wiki main page, linking to affiliated wikis. Each wiki is assigned an icon made from a stylised kanji.
Aaroy Plain's wiki page, highlighting its Tor Hogne Aarøy etymology.
Rooney Cavern's wiki page, highlighting its Wayne Rooney etymology.
A Discord screenshot: "I'd like suggestions on what to call this ladder", followed by a screenshot of a ladder in Future Redeemed. "It's this one: 'Down from the southern tip of the border between The Ragmos Desolation and Yesterdale.' "