Best characters in the Xenoblade games

Summary

• Riki is a lovable and fun character with a sincere bond with Shulk.

• Reyn charms players with his positive attitude and iconic combat quotes.

• Elma's serious personality and cool design make her stand out among other characters.

The Xenoblade Chronicles series has a number of excellent characters over their games, from its memorable protagonists to the party members who go with you for the trip. These characters have distinct character design that make them directly recognizable and lovely personalities that make you more attached to them the more you play.

Whether it is because of their emotional stories and the impact on the story, or the comic relief they give to facilitate the tension in serious moments, these xenoblade Chronicles characters stick the most and are among the very best of the series' big role.

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Rich

From the moment you are introduced to Riki, you know that you are in a fun time. This Nopon was forced to become Heropon on the head Nopon's request, mostly because of all the debts that Riki gathered and tried to afford to take care of its many, many children.

While RIKI is mostly used as comic relief in Xenoblade Chronicles, he also has a very sincere Far-and-son relationship with Shulk. In a heart-to-heart event, Riki offers to adopt Shulk after he admits that he feels alone without any family or parents to go back to in Colony 9, which is very sweet.

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Round

It is very difficult to get out of playing the first Xenoblade Chronicles game without loving Reyn's positive attitude and all his combat quotes. If he's in your party, get ready to hear:

• “What a bunch of jokers!”

• “Great that I'm here! No? Anyone?”

• “Can't have a rainbow without Reyn!”

• And the classic “It's Reyn Time!”

Very. While repeated single-feeders can sometimes be annoying, Reyn is so charming that they become a staple in the Xenoblade experience. Unfortunately, Reyn doesn't have much of a character arch or development, but then again, how do you improve perfection?

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Alma

Elma is the protagonist of Xenoblade Chronicles X's story and joins the Cross' Party at the beginning of the game. She has more of a serious personality compared to many other characters in the series, which has caused some fans to label her as “boring”, but she is simply less of an emotion person and leans more towards using logic.

Elma's character design is also good, with long silver hair that strongly contrasts her red armor. She has double swords or double weapons, which is only cool. Who doesn't love a double wielder?

Elma also appears as a rare leaf in Xenoblade Chronicles 2.

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Dunk

Fira's older brother, Dunban is the first character you play as in Xenoblade Chronicles, when he practices Monado during the monumental battle against Mechon at Sword Valley. Although he seriously injured his right arm, Dunban continues to fight with Shulk, determined to make Bionis safe once and for all.

Dunban has the coolest design of all party members in the first game, easy, thanks to his outfit and Katana. His contacts with the rest of the role are also great, especially his brotherly relationship with Shulk and his care for Viora.

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Mio

A protagonist of Xenoblade Chronicles 3 together with Noah, Mio is an agnic soldier in her tenth term and feels the importance of it a lot, even though she does her best to hide her feelings about it for others. She feels guilt that Miyabi sacrifices herself for her, but does her best to live every day in her memory.

Mio has a mild and calm behavior, but is passionate about the fight to save Aionios from the bike. She is a well -written character, and her scenes really make you feel for her. She also has cat ears, so what is it not to love, really?

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Myth

Mythra is a leaf in Xenoblade Chronicles 2 with long, blonde hair and amber eyes that reflect her affinity for light -based attacks. Unlike Pyra, her other self, Mythra has a grinding personality, although it is this trust and sometimes rudeness that fans love about her character.

Mythra is also shown in Xenoblade Chronicles 2's DLC, Torna – Golden Country, which goes into her backstory and why she created a second personality in Pyra in the first place. She is a well -developed character, and the more you see of her, the more you grow tied to her.

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Noah

A Kevesi soldier from Colony 9, Noah is Xenoblade Chronicles 3's main character with Mio. Although he does not like to fight, he chooses to find out the truth about Aionios and fights against the consuls with Eunie, Lanz, Mio, Taion and Late.

When traveling over Aionios, Noah falls in love with Mio, leading to a devastating scene where Noah and Mio are separated before Mio's return. Noah has many emotional moments that allow you to get in touch with him and his story, which makes him an excellent protagonist.

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Alvis/A.

Alvis is a mysterious character that offers shulk cryptic clues during the first Xenoblade Chronicles game. He knows a lot about Monado and Shulk's visions, so Shulk is always curious to learn more about what Alvis knows.

It is revealed in Xenoblade Chronicles 3's DLC, future redeemed, that Alvis lost its original HOMS form, but later returned as A. Although A is different from Alvis, they retain the memories, and Shulk confirms its identity by calling them Alvis, rather than everyone else.

In the original Wii version of the game, Alvis carried a necklace with a key, but in the definitive edition this changed to the Ontos core.

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Rex

The main character in Xenoblade Chronicles 2, Rex is the youngest protagonist in the series, with a positive but naive attitude. His goal is to reach Elysium with Pyra, hoping to save humanity by doing so. Rex values ​​justice and his contacts with his companions, which leads to the iconic line, “I love you … and all of you!”.

Rex returned to the series in Xenoblade Chronicles 3's future redeemed scenario, where Rex instead of a young teen is now an adult man, complete with a deep voice, beard and scars over his eye. Rex's development from 2 to future redeemed is one of the best character growth in the series.

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Eunie

Eunie is a fan-favourite character from Xenoblade Chronicles 3, where she is a Kevesi soldier with high Entia adventures. Eunie is not afraid to speak her mind and always has something fun to say in some scene she is in.

Lives in Colony 9 is Eunie's childhood friends with Noah and Lanz, but throughout the game she also becomes close friends with taion. Taion's serious personality contrasts perfectly with Eunie's high, making the couple a large complement to each other.

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Melia

Melia is one of the most tragic characters in the Xenoblade Chronicles series. She is the heir to the high Entia throne, but since she is half homs, half high Entia, she was forced to hide her face to her people. She loses her father and brother, and the majority of her people are transformed into Telethia. Talk about a tough break.

Despite what she has gone through, Melia continues to fight for Bioni's future and for the legacy of her people. She also has a great friendship with Sharla and eventually becomes queen in Xenoblade Chronicles 3.

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Skulk

Shulk is the main character in the first Xenoblade Chronicles game and sets a standard for the rest of the series. After his childhood friend Viora seems to be killed by Mechon in front of his eyes, he is driven by a desire for revenge and to destroy Mechon once and for all.

Shulk's determination on his journey sees him to regain the bionies for his people and say that one of the best quotes in the series: “Today we use our power to fall a god and then … seize our fate!”