Independent wiki for the "Xeno" game series. This is our BlueSky account where we share updates about the wiki, the series and occasionally some trivia.
NIWA's latest affiliate is coming in hot from the Prairie Kingdom and in the nick of time! Little Tail Wiki is a small but dedicated group of contributors who desire to share and archive knowledge of the events of floating islands, game by game, chapter by chapter.
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This is the placeholder thumbnail for unused cutscene entries in XC2. The game's filesystem contains at least 122 copies of it. We'd need six tweets to type out that many "Aaaaiyah!!!"s.
(Probably Xenoblade 2 spoilers)
Does Pneuma's "The Chosen One" Battle Skill refer to herself or Rex? Both the German and Spanish versions use the female form, but Italian uses the male form. However, the male form could also be interpreted as a general "unspecified/unknown" form.
Cross-Wiki Week 2026 is happening again, and is now OPEN for sign-up! This is our wiki cross-wiki collab-fest to encourage editors to contribute to wikis NIWA-wide, with random prizes available! Find more details here: niwanetwork.org/cross-wiki-w...
Yesterday, Xenosaga I + II turned 20 years old. Yeah, we're a bit late, but today, Bandai Namco has turned 20 years old!
Yeah that's right, Xenosaga I + II released just one day before Namco and Bandai merged to form Namco Bandai, making it the last real Namco game ever released!
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
Xenosaga Furifuri Cast was a podcast featuring Ai Maeda and Mariko Suzuki (Shion's and KOS-MOS' voice actresses) released on the Japanese Xenosaga website before Episode III's launch back in 2006. It lasted 12 episodes. Fans could even submit messages on the website.
The Stone is a useless material in Xenoblade Chronicles that can be yoinked from a Berserk Ardun on the Bionis' Leg. It was likely never intended to be obtainable and only meant as a debug item, and yet it wasn't fixed in the Definitive Edition.
https://www.xenoserieswiki.org/wiki/Stone
In Xenoblade 2, the "Kitchen" location in Indol (not the Gormott version) has its y coordinate positioned a bit too high. That means that in order to discover this location, you must stand on a table (or a sack of potatoes). Notice the location text on the upper right.
A few enemy and collectable spawnpoints in XC1 are placed wrong because a number is positive/negative but it should be the opposite. For example, there's a Cute Brog in Colony 9 just vibing out of bounds to the east. It should be with its fellows on the Cliff Lake shoreline.
So apparently Dr. Masuda (the scientist from the intro of Xenosaga I) has a first name that starts with "T". Where do we know this from? It seems like the only source if the North American TV commercial of all things. It's definitely an interesting ad: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MjVzzX7_Pl8
The Japanese Xenoblade X Wii U bundle came with a map and artbook, similar to the North American and PAL collector's editions or European Wii U bundle. But unlike the west, you could only get them in this bundle, so if you wanted the map or artbook, you had to buy a new console.
The cutscene music in Xenosaga Episode II is sometimes quite different between the Japanese and the western versions of the game. How different? Well, very. Just listen. Thanks to @rtg142857 for discovering this! Cutscenes taken from Helsionium on Youtube.
When you look at our maps for Alcamoth collectables in Future Connected, it might look like we messed up rotating it, but we didn't. The devs did. They forgot to swap X- and Z-coordinates. This is the reason why collectables appear so rarely in Alcamoth. This was never patched.
But hey, for the one guy who needed to know that the Urayan Bobbile Brog has 1.5x the chance to drop a Common Core Crystal compared to its Gormott brethren, we got you.
Sakura's first appearance was not in Xenosaga Episode II, but instead in Xenosaga Freaks, which released two months earlier. Even though her house is seen in both games only very briefly, they made sure the Freaks version resembled the Episode II version as much as possible (minus the Bunnie plush).
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#XenobladeChronicles X: Definitive Edition is coming to #NintendoSwitch on 3/20/25!
Explore the mysterious planet Mira in this epic sci-fi JRPG, now with enhanced visuals and brand-new story elements!
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Do you like wikis about a series of games that involves magic swords, bigger guns, biggerer mechs, and pear-shaped mafia dons? We're one. Do you like wikis with complete info on *all* the games in their series? Eh we're not one yet. But that's why we could use your help.
In XC1DE, they somehow completely missed updating the model for the "Saga" weapon (top) compared to its otherwise-identical-looking brother "Dogma" (bottom). Perhaps they didn't notice because they both kinda suck (only two gem slots) so no one uses them.