History Characters / XenobladeChroniclesXIndigens

[[folder:In general]]

* BonusBoss: Can be found during the story, though it sure puts up a fight.

* BonusBoss: Doesn't show up until after the credits have rolled.

* BonusBoss: It can only be fought after Chapter 12.

* BonusBoss: While they can technically be found during the main story, good luck not getting devoured in seconds.

* BonusBoss: Another tyrant that only appears after completing the story. In this case, it's because it was created during the final chapter.

* BonusBoss: A Superboss and the strongest indigen in Cauldros.

* BonusBoss: One of the two Ultrafauna. Pharsis is the second strongest, at level 97.

* AdaptationalBadass: In the previous game, while Telethia were dangerous, they were recurring enemies, could be killed pretty quickly (the highest-leveled Telethia in that game is within that game's player level cap) and have their mind-reading abilities impaired by Monado Purge. In this game, the sole Telethia (aside from the Telethia Plume raid boss) is not only the guardian of Mira, larger than any of the Telethia from the previous game, and able to kill three Tainted Sphinxes with little effort (for reference, you fight just one Sphinx as a boss prior to this moment), it is the most powerful [[BonusBoss superboss]] in the game at level 99 (39 levels past the player's level cap). And here there's no Monado to combat its mind-reading abilities.

* BonusBoss: The most powerful boss in the game, at level 99.

* EldritchAbomination: Yggraliths are from the very depths of outer space and feed off all the ether in whatever region they settle in, as well as any other creatures they may run into before moving on to the next. It is also said that if two Yggraliths were to come into contact with each other, the resulting battle would destroy any nearby planets. Thankfully, it and the only other two Yggraliths in the game, Phanatos, the Netherlord and the raid boss Yggralith Zero, don't ever meet.

* {{Telepathy}}: It is able to read the minds of those around it to judge their intentions and worthiness; and like before, it will use this in battle to become virtually untouchable by reading your attacks. Unlike before, you won't have the Monado to help you cut it off this time.

* DiscOneNuke: Durvin and Feliciano are your earliest sources for farming Ultra weapons, provided that you can slay them fast enough to prevent them from destroying your skell and have enough luck and patience to even get a weapon drop.

* DiscOneNuke: Durvin and Feliciano are your earliest sources of Ultra weapons, provided that you can slay them fast enough to prevent them from destroying your skell and have enough luck and patience to even get a weapon drop.

[[folder:The Guardian Deity]]
!! Go-rha, the Guardian Deity

A Xe-dom that sits apparently immobile in the middle of a large lake in southern Noctilum.

* StandardStatusEffects: Heidi can inflict Sleep on one person or your whole party.

* AdaptationalHeroism: In the previous game, Telethia were violent creatures that would kill anything they saw. Here, the lone Telethia is more of a benevolent guardian deity, protecting even foreign life that settles in on Mira. Technically it is still fulfilling the same role as in ''VideoGame/{{Xenoblade}}''; it's just following a considerably narrower definition of "impure life". Unfortunately for the Orpheans, however, that narrow list includes the Ovah.

A Xern that is stationed above Cauldros Waters. It is the most formidable Ganglion weapon following Chapter 12, and has access to Vita's satellite units and the highly dangerous Art called Apocalypse Wand.

* DamageSpongeBoss: It has a large health pool not far from the likes of Pharsis and Telethia, and uses the satellite units to guard that too.

[[folder:The Shepherd and His Flock]]
!! Pyotr, the Shepherd; Heidi, the Lively; Claire, the Sheltered

A giant Sylooth who tends two ovis deep in Noctilum. He's content to care for his flock, but if you mess with them, he will ''not'' be happy.

* MadeOfIron: Sven is the only enemy in the game with 100 resistance across all six attributes. He'll only take ScratchDamage from near anything you can throw at him unless you weaken his resistances first.

* MadeOfIron: Sven is the only enemy in the game with 100 resistance across all six attributes.

* BarrierChangeBoss: Gradivus' elemental resistances and attacks will change each time he ejects a parasite from his body.

* UniqueEnemy: The only Millesaur to be missing its head by default. It's unique enough to have its own holofigure in addition to the standard Millesaurs'.

* BewareTheNiceOnes: While he's very friendly, if you tick him off, he will show you no mercy.

The Guardian of Mira, Ruler of Fates, and culler of impure lifeforms.

[[folder:The Guardian Deity]]
!! Go-rha, the Guardian Deity

A Xe-dom that sits apparently immobile in the middle of a large lake in southern Noctilum.

* AttackReflector: Has a constant energy shield that reflects all damage types, meaning it's necessary to equip reflect-negation augments to kill him.
* GuideDangIt: Go-rha's AttackReflector is never referenced in-game, meaning you'll likely need to look up why you can't deal any damage to him.
* HumongousMecha: Possibly the first really big one you will run into.
* JumpScare: Go-rha is the first Xe-dom encountered in the game, meaning you might not even know he's alive before he gets up.
* SchmuckBait: Go on. Check out that cool broken robot thing. We dare you.
* WakeUpCallBoss: Notable mainly for the fact that you ''will'' get attacked by it at least once long, long before you're ready to deal with it. When you go back to enact revenge, it will surprise you again with its reflect.

[[folder:The Enraged]]
!! Shuravas, the Enraged

A Millepod with a weak back fin that flies through Suncatch Ravine in Noctilum. Its temper is as violent as the storms in which it appears.

[[folder:The Shepherd and His Flock]]
!! Pyotr, the Shepherd; Heidi, the Lively; Claire, the Sheltered

A giant Sylooth who tends two ovis deep in Noctilum. He's content to care for his flock, but if you mess with them, he will ''not'' be happy.

* UniqueEnemy: The only non-mission Sylooth in the game with an autumn-like color scheme of gold and red plants.

[[folder:The Headless Emperor]]
!! Gradivus, the Headless Emperor

A Millesaur that is missing its neck. Can be found at Oblivia's north coast after the end of the game.

* BarrierChangeBoss: Gradivus' elemental resistances and attacks will change each time he ejects a parasite from his body.
* BonusBoss: Doesn't show up until after the credits have rolled.
* DamageSpongeBoss: Gradivus doesn't have a particularly high damage output, but at ''100,000,040 health'' it has nearly ten times as much health as Telethia, making it a war of attrition you'll lose if you run out of fuel.
* OffWithHisHead: At some point in the past Gradivus lost it false head.
* ProportionatelyPonderousParasites: Throughout the fight, Gradivus will occasionally eject a parasitic Gerrid from its body. Given Gradivus's size, the Gerrids are still quite large and powerful in their own right.
* UniqueEnemy: The only Millesaur to be missing its head by default. It's unique enough to have its own holofigure in addition to the standard Millesaurs'.

[[folder:The Distinguished and the Wileworm]]
!! Atreides, the Distinguished and Gesserith, the Wileworm

Two of the largest indigens living on Mira. As a Sabula, Atreides can be found leaping up out of the sand in Sylvalum, and his mate Gesserith will protect him at all costs.
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* BattleCouple: Atreides is the male, and Gesserith is the female. Female Sabula are a bit larger than the males, making Gesserith marginally more of a threat.
* BonusBoss: While they can technically be found during the main story, good luck not getting devoured in seconds.
* DualBoss: Once Atreides is down to about half of his health, his roar will resonate throughout the continent and Gesserith will show up to assist him. And just in case you thought you could ignore Gesserith until Atreides is finished, she'll immediately inflict taunt on you, drawing your attention to her and her fresh health bar for a while.
* SandWorm: And horrifically large even by Mira's standards.
* ShoutOut: Their names reference House Atreides and the Bene Gesserit of ''{{Franchise/Dune}}''. The fact that they are [[SandWorm sabula]] only reinforces the connection.
* ViolentlyProtectiveGirlfriend: Though considering she's a wild animal and you're posing a threat to her mate, it's quite understandable.

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A Level 94 Colubrim that awoke from a 50-year hibernation for breeding season. It can be found above Mount M'Gando in Cauldros during brimstone rain.

* LargeAndInCharge: Even bigger than most Colubrims.

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[[folder:The Sturdy]]
!! Sven, the Sturdy

A Level-59 Forfex that lives with several Raging Forfexes on a small, solitary island that is south of Noctilum and west of Primordia.
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* MadeOfIron: Sven is the only enemy in the game with 100 resistance across all six attributes.

* GameplayAndStorySegregation: It normally only appears after the events of chapter 12 but [[SequenceBreaking glitching under the map]] makes it possible to fight it with a Skell much earlier.

* ShoutOut: Their names reference House Atreides and the Bene Gesserit of {{Franchise/Dune}}. The fact that they are [[SandWorm sabula]] only reinforces the connection.

* GameplayAndStorySegregation: It normally only appears after the events of chapter 12 but [[GodBadBugs glitching under the map]] makes it possible to fight it with a Skell much earlier.

* WakeUpCallBoss: Notable mainly for the fact that you ''will'' get attacked by it at least once long, long before you're ready to deal with it.

[[folder:The Headless Emperor]]
!! Gradivus, the Headless Emperor

A Millesaur that is missing its neck. Can be found at Oblivia's north coast after the end of the game.

A Level 94 Colubrim that awoke from a 50-year hibernation for breeding season. It can be found above Mount M'Gando in Cauldros.

* RegeneratingHealth: Can automatically heal about 80,000 HP every five or so seconds.

* {{Badass}}: One of the most powerful tyrants in the game, and one of those that requires specific preparation to beat.

[[folder:The Headless Emperor]]
!! Gradivus, the Headless Emperor

A Millesaur that is missing its neck. Can be found at Oblivia's north coast after the end of the game.

* {{Leitmotif}}: It and Telethia Plume are the only enemies in the game for which the second half of "raTEoREkiSImeAra" plays.

* AdaptationalHeroism: In the previous game, Telethia were violent creatures that would kill anything they saw. Here, the lone Telethia is more of a benevolent guardian deity, protecting even foreign life that settles in on Mira. Technically it is still fulfilling the same role as in VideoGame/{{Xenoblade Chronicles}}; it's just following a considerably narrower definition of "impure life". Unfortunately for the Orpheans, however, that narrow list includes the Ovah.

* FinalBossPreview: During L's last Affinity Mission, The Nopon Heir, Team Elma attempts to fight against Telethia. It's mercifully a ScriptedBattle, but serves as a preview for what is instore if you do decide to return to try and fight it.

* SingleSpecimenSpecies: Unless the Telethia Plume raid boss is another individual. However, it's also implied that other worlds have had their own Telethia in the past (unless the Endbringer has been to those worlds before), such as the Orphean homeworld.

* AdaptationalHeroism: In the previous game, Telethia were violent creatures that would kill anything they saw. Here, the lone Telethia is more of a benevolent guardian deity, protecting even foreign life that settles in on Mira. Technically it is still fulfilling the same role as in VideoGame/{{Xenoblade Chronicles}}; it's just following a considerably narrower definition of "impure life".

* SingleSpecimenSpecies: Unless the Telethia Plume raid boss is another individual.

* {Badass}: One of the most powerful tyrants in the game, and one of those that requires specific preparation to beat.