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** Japanese: [[RyoHorikawa Dunban]] is [[Manga/DragonBall Vegeta]] and [[VideoGame/FZero Captain Falcon]].
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** Japanese: [[RyoHorikawa Dunban]] is [[Manga/DragonBall [[Anime/DragonBallZ Vegeta]] and [[VideoGame/FZero Captain Falcon]].
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* NoExportForYou: The case of this game is quite possibly the strangest and most bemoaned instance of this trope in video games since the fate of the ''VideoGame/EarthBound'' franchise. In an odd reversal of precedent (said oddity didn't pass without notice), Nintendo of Europe released the game in their territories, while Nintendo of America has spent two years ignoring it before quietly dropping it from their upcoming release calender. It's particularly strange in that obviously there's an English localization that's being actively sold elsewhere in the world.
** In response came [[http://oprainfall.blogspot.com/ Operation Rainfall]], a movement not unlike the (unsuccessful) ones which have been after ''VideoGame/EarthBound'' for years. Their goal is to demonstrate support for the game (and [[PandorasTower two]] [[VideoGame/TheLastStory others]]) to show Nintendo of America that there IS interest in the games in a time of dearth of good Wii games, with the aim of getting the games released in the United States. Results have been mixed; while in the early days of the movement Nintendo of America decided to declare their lack of plans for the games on their Twitter and Facebook pages (with much anticipatory fanfare), Reggie Fils-Aime has since gone on record saying they're watching how they sell in Europe and Australia and make a decision from there. Either way, it's far from over.
** Speaking of, now it's been released in Australia, usually the king of NoExportForYou. Nintendo of America has NO excuse now.
** '''''Finally''''' averted, but it took long enough: it's scheduled for a limited April 2012 release in [=GameStop=] and Nintendo stores.
** In response came [[http://oprainfall.blogspot.com/ Operation Rainfall]], a movement not unlike the (unsuccessful) ones which have been after ''VideoGame/EarthBound'' for years. Their goal is to demonstrate support for the game (and [[PandorasTower two]] [[VideoGame/TheLastStory others]]) to show Nintendo of America that there IS interest in the games in a time of dearth of good Wii games, with the aim of getting the games released in the United States. Results have been mixed; while in the early days of the movement Nintendo of America decided to declare their lack of plans for the games on their Twitter and Facebook pages (with much anticipatory fanfare), Reggie Fils-Aime has since gone on record saying they're watching how they sell in Europe and Australia and make a decision from there. Either way, it's far from over.
** Speaking of, now it's been released in Australia, usually the king of NoExportForYou. Nintendo of America has NO excuse now.
** '''''Finally''''' averted, but it took long enough: it's scheduled for a limited April 2012 release in [=GameStop=] and Nintendo stores.
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* NoExportForYou: The case of this game is quite possibly the strangest and most bemoaned instance of this trope in video games since the fate of the ''VideoGame/EarthBound'' franchise. In an odd reversal of precedent (said oddity didn't pass without notice), Nintendo of Europe released the game in their territories, while Nintendo of America has spent two years ignoring it before quietly dropping it from their upcoming release calender. It's particularly strange in that obviously there's there was an English localization that's that was being actively sold elsewhere in the world.
** In response came [[http://oprainfall.blogspot.com/ Operation Rainfall]], a movement not unlike the (unsuccessful) ones which have been after ''VideoGame/EarthBound'' for years. Their goalis was to demonstrate support for the game (and [[PandorasTower two]] [[VideoGame/TheLastStory others]]) to show Nintendo of America that there IS WAS interest in the games in a time of dearth of good Wii games, with the aim of getting the games released in the United States. Results have been mixed; while were mixed at first. While in the early days of the movement Nintendo of America decided to declare their lack of plans for the games on their Twitter and Facebook pages (with much anticipatory fanfare), Reggie Fils-Aime has since gone went on record saying they're they were watching how they sell in Europe and Australia and make a decision from there. Either way, it's far from over.
there.
**Speaking of, now it's been It was even released in Australia, usually the king of NoExportForYou. Nintendo of America has had NO excuse now.
excuse.
** '''''Finally''''' averted, but it took long enough:it's scheduled for it had a limited April 2012 release in [=GameStop=] and Nintendo stores.
** In response came [[http://oprainfall.blogspot.com/ Operation Rainfall]], a movement not unlike the (unsuccessful) ones which have been after ''VideoGame/EarthBound'' for years. Their goal
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* Speaking of which, here's a fun fact: The [[Magazine/{{Edge}} Edge Magazine]] gave the game a special award for having the best localisation of 2011. Although they specifically refered to the British English translation and its {{Woolseyism}}, the other four languages were just as great. They sure had to be happy in the Nintendo of Europe localisation department.
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* Speaking of which, here's Here's a fun fact: The [[Magazine/{{Edge}} Edge Magazine]] gave the game a special award for having the best localisation of 2011. Although they specifically refered referred to the British English translation and its {{Woolseyism}}, the other four languages were just as great. They sure had to be happy in the Nintendo of Europe localisation department.
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*** [[JennaLouiseColeman Melia]] is [[DoctorWho the Doctor's]] companion.
** Japanese: [[RyoHorikawa Dunban]] is [[DragonBallZ Vegeta]] and [[FZero Captain Falcon]].
* NamesTheSame: ''Beyond The Sky'' is both the title of a CrowningMusicOfAwesome in ''XenobladeChronicles'' and in ''[[FireEmblemElibe Fire Emblem 6]]'', both on Nintendo platforms. Other than that, they share no relation.
* NoExportForYou: The case of this game is quite possibly the strangest and most bemoaned instance of this trope in video games since the fate of the ''EarthBound'' franchise. In an odd reversal of precedent (said oddity didn't pass without notice), Nintendo of Europe released the game in their territories, while Nintendo of America has spent two years ignoring it before quietly dropping it from their upcoming release calender. It's particularly strange in that obviously there's an English localization that's being actively sold elsewhere in the world.
** In response came [[http://oprainfall.blogspot.com/ Operation Rainfall]], a movement not unlike the (unsuccessful) ones which have been after ''EarthBound'' for years. Their goal is to demonstrate support for the game (and [[PandorasTower two]] [[VideoGame/TheLastStory others]]) to show Nintendo of America that there IS interest in the games in a time of dearth of good Wii games, with the aim of getting the games released in the United States. Results have been mixed; while in the early days of the movement Nintendo of America decided to declare their lack of plans for the games on their Twitter and Facebook pages (with much anticipatory fanfare), Reggie Fils-Aime has since gone on record saying they're watching how they sell in Europe and Australia and make a decision from there. Either way, it's far from over.
** Japanese: [[RyoHorikawa Dunban]] is [[DragonBallZ Vegeta]] and [[FZero Captain Falcon]].
* NamesTheSame: ''Beyond The Sky'' is both the title of a CrowningMusicOfAwesome in ''XenobladeChronicles'' and in ''[[FireEmblemElibe Fire Emblem 6]]'', both on Nintendo platforms. Other than that, they share no relation.
* NoExportForYou: The case of this game is quite possibly the strangest and most bemoaned instance of this trope in video games since the fate of the ''EarthBound'' franchise. In an odd reversal of precedent (said oddity didn't pass without notice), Nintendo of Europe released the game in their territories, while Nintendo of America has spent two years ignoring it before quietly dropping it from their upcoming release calender. It's particularly strange in that obviously there's an English localization that's being actively sold elsewhere in the world.
** In response came [[http://oprainfall.blogspot.com/ Operation Rainfall]], a movement not unlike the (unsuccessful) ones which have been after ''EarthBound'' for years. Their goal is to demonstrate support for the game (and [[PandorasTower two]] [[VideoGame/TheLastStory others]]) to show Nintendo of America that there IS interest in the games in a time of dearth of good Wii games, with the aim of getting the games released in the United States. Results have been mixed; while in the early days of the movement Nintendo of America decided to declare their lack of plans for the games on their Twitter and Facebook pages (with much anticipatory fanfare), Reggie Fils-Aime has since gone on record saying they're watching how they sell in Europe and Australia and make a decision from there. Either way, it's far from over.
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*** [[JennaLouiseColeman Melia]] is [[DoctorWho [[Series/DoctorWho the Doctor's]] companion.
** Japanese: [[RyoHorikawa Dunban]] is[[DragonBallZ [[Manga/DragonBall Vegeta]] and [[FZero [[VideoGame/FZero Captain Falcon]].
* NamesTheSame: ''Beyond The Sky'' is both the title of a CrowningMusicOfAwesome in''XenobladeChronicles'' ''VideoGame/{{Xenoblade}}'' and in ''[[FireEmblemElibe Fire Emblem 6]]'', both on Nintendo platforms. Other than that, they share no relation.
* NoExportForYou: The case of this game is quite possibly the strangest and most bemoaned instance of this trope in video games since the fate of the''EarthBound'' ''VideoGame/EarthBound'' franchise. In an odd reversal of precedent (said oddity didn't pass without notice), Nintendo of Europe released the game in their territories, while Nintendo of America has spent two years ignoring it before quietly dropping it from their upcoming release calender. It's particularly strange in that obviously there's an English localization that's being actively sold elsewhere in the world.
** In response came [[http://oprainfall.blogspot.com/ Operation Rainfall]], a movement not unlike the (unsuccessful) ones which have been after''EarthBound'' ''VideoGame/EarthBound'' for years. Their goal is to demonstrate support for the game (and [[PandorasTower two]] [[VideoGame/TheLastStory others]]) to show Nintendo of America that there IS interest in the games in a time of dearth of good Wii games, with the aim of getting the games released in the United States. Results have been mixed; while in the early days of the movement Nintendo of America decided to declare their lack of plans for the games on their Twitter and Facebook pages (with much anticipatory fanfare), Reggie Fils-Aime has since gone on record saying they're watching how they sell in Europe and Australia and make a decision from there. Either way, it's far from over.
** Japanese: [[RyoHorikawa Dunban]] is
* NamesTheSame: ''Beyond The Sky'' is both the title of a CrowningMusicOfAwesome in
* NoExportForYou: The case of this game is quite possibly the strangest and most bemoaned instance of this trope in video games since the fate of the
** In response came [[http://oprainfall.blogspot.com/ Operation Rainfall]], a movement not unlike the (unsuccessful) ones which have been after
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* Speaking of which, here's a fun fact: The [[Magazine/{{Edge}} Edge Magazine]] gave the game a special award for having the best localisation of 2011. Although they specifically refered to the British English translation and its {{Woolseyism}}, the other four languages were just as great. They sure had to be happy in the Nintendo of Europe localisation department
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* Speaking of which, here's a fun fact: The [[Magazine/{{Edge}} Edge Magazine]] gave the game a special award for having the best localisation of 2011. Although they specifically refered to the British English translation and its {{Woolseyism}}, the other four languages were just as great. They sure had to be happy in the Nintendo of Europe localisation departmentdepartment.
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* Speaking of which, here's a fun fact: The [[Magazine/{{Edge}} Edge Magazine]] gave the game a special award for having the best localisation of 2011. Although they specifically refered to the British English translation and its {{Woolseyism}}, the other four languages were just as great. They sure had to be happy in the Nintendo of Europe localisation department.
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* Speaking of which, here's a fun fact: The [[Magazine/{{Edge}} Edge Magazine]] gave the game a special award for having the best localisation of 2011. Although they specifically refered to the British English translation and its {{Woolseyism}}, the other four languages were just as great. They sure had to be happy in the Nintendo of Europe localisation department.department
* TalkingToHimself: Possibly the most insane example ever. For plot relevant reasons, both [[spoiler: [[TheHero Shulk]] and [[BigBad Zanza]] have the same voice. Yes, the FinalBoss battle is one huge case of this trope!]]
* TalkingToHimself: Possibly the most insane example ever. For plot relevant reasons, both [[spoiler: [[TheHero Shulk]] and [[BigBad Zanza]] have the same voice. Yes, the FinalBoss battle is one huge case of this trope!]]
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** [[Creator/AdamHowden Shulk]] and [[spoiler: Meyneth]] are [[VideoGame/DragonAgeII Anders and Lady Hawke respectively!]]
** [[JennaLouiseColeman Melia]] is [[DoctorWho the Doctor's]] companion.
** [[RyoHorikawa Dunban]] is [[DragonBallZ Vegeta]] and [[FZero Captain Falcon]].
** [[JennaLouiseColeman Melia]] is [[DoctorWho the Doctor's]] companion.
** [[RyoHorikawa Dunban]] is [[DragonBallZ Vegeta]] and [[FZero Captain Falcon]].
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** English: [[Creator/AdamHowden Shulk]] and [[spoiler: Meyneth]] are [[VideoGame/DragonAgeII Anders and Lady Hawke respectively!]]
** *** [[JennaLouiseColeman Melia]] is [[DoctorWho the Doctor's]] companion.
** Japanese: [[RyoHorikawa Dunban]] is [[DragonBallZ Vegeta]] and [[FZero Captain Falcon]].
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** [[AdamHowden Shulk]] and [[spoiler: Meyneth]] are [[VideoGame/DragonAgeII Anders and Lady Hawke respectively!]]
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** [[AdamHowden [[Creator/AdamHowden Shulk]] and [[spoiler: Meyneth]] are [[VideoGame/DragonAgeII Anders and Lady Hawke respectively!]]
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** The Eryth Sea seems to be a [[IncrediblyLamePun Cross]] [[VideoGame/ChronoCross between Terra Tower and Chronopolis]].
** The scene when [[spoiler:the High Entia are turned into Telethia for merging again with Zanza]] is almost identical to the scene in ''VideoGame/{{Xenogears}}'' when [[spoiler:almost the whole human kind is turned into Wels and go back to Deus]].
*** A similar scene occurs [[spoiler:at the end of Xenosaga III, only this time with humanity reverting to Gnosis]].
** If you do the Getting to Know Dorothy quest with Melia in your party, you'll hear the line "[[WesternAnimation/TheLegendOfZelda Excuse me, Princess!]]"
** There's a cutscene with HumongousMecha flying around and throwing lances which may remind you of [[EndOfEvangelion something...]]
*** The ending-sequence also contains {{Shout Out}}s to ''End Of Evangelion''. [[spoiler: Specifically, the head of Bionis in the distance is a reference to Giant!Rei's head.]]
** One of the mechons (basically a robot) is called Xord. [[PowerRangers That said, pronounce the x in Xord the same way as the x in Xenoblade.]]
** [[spoiler: Fiora’s mechanization and resurrection is very similar to that of the Masked Man’s from ''VideoGame/MOTHER3''.]]
*** [[spoiler: In addition, when she is inside of the face unit, her head resembles the visor that KOS-MOS from ''VideoGame/{{Xenosaga}}'' sometimes wears.]]
** Dickson's blade is like a splicing of the Buster sword from ''FinalFantasyVII'' and the Gunblade from ''FinalFantasyVIII''.
** Riki's fire-based Art is called [[WebAnimation/HomestarRunner Burninate.]]
** You can tell it was dubbed in England: Shulk and Reyn's gem-crafting "To me!"/"To you!" banter is a blatant reference to the Chuckle Brothers!
** Accepting a sidequest from a certain High Entia female will earn you a encouragement along the lines of, "Defeat that monster--[[ZeroWing for great justice!]]" and then [[IAlwaysWantedToSayThat her admitting that she always wanted to say that.]]
** The game gives you an achievement for filling all of a character's upgrade slots with gems. The name of said achievement? [[{{WesternAnimation/Jem}} "Truly outrageous"]].
** The achievement for performing your first trade? [[FullmetalAlchemist "Equivalent Exchange"]].
** The [[spoiler:Mechonis Core]] seems to have a few {{Shout Out}}s to ReturnOfTheJedi. First we have Junks manoeuvring through the exhaust pipe while being chased by Mechon, a la the Millenium Falcon being chased by TIE fighters (one of the Mechon even crashes as a TIE fighter does). Then there's Shulk screaming on the floor while being shocked by blue lightning, and finally, [[spoiler:the BigBad trying to convince Shulk to kill someone he really wants to but knows he shouldn't. With a LaserBlade, no less.]]
** The Eryth Sea seems to be a [[IncrediblyLamePun Cross]] [[VideoGame/ChronoCross between Terra Tower and Chronopolis]].
** The scene when [[spoiler:the High Entia are turned into Telethia for merging again with Zanza]] is almost identical to the scene in ''VideoGame/{{Xenogears}}'' when [[spoiler:almost the whole human kind is turned into Wels and go back to Deus]].
*** A similar scene occurs [[spoiler:at the end of Xenosaga III, only this time with humanity reverting to Gnosis]].
** If you do the Getting to Know Dorothy quest with Melia in your party, you'll hear the line "[[WesternAnimation/TheLegendOfZelda Excuse me, Princess!]]"
** There's a cutscene with HumongousMecha flying around and throwing lances which may remind you of [[EndOfEvangelion something...]]
*** The ending-sequence also contains {{Shout Out}}s to ''End Of Evangelion''. [[spoiler: Specifically, the head of Bionis in the distance is a reference to Giant!Rei's head.]]
** One of the mechons (basically a robot) is called Xord. [[PowerRangers That said, pronounce the x in Xord the same way as the x in Xenoblade.]]
** [[spoiler: Fiora’s mechanization and resurrection is very similar to that of the Masked Man’s from ''VideoGame/MOTHER3''.]]
*** [[spoiler: In addition, when she is inside of the face unit, her head resembles the visor that KOS-MOS from ''VideoGame/{{Xenosaga}}'' sometimes wears.]]
** Dickson's blade is like a splicing of the Buster sword from ''FinalFantasyVII'' and the Gunblade from ''FinalFantasyVIII''.
** Riki's fire-based Art is called [[WebAnimation/HomestarRunner Burninate.]]
** You can tell it was dubbed in England: Shulk and Reyn's gem-crafting "To me!"/"To you!" banter is a blatant reference to the Chuckle Brothers!
** Accepting a sidequest from a certain High Entia female will earn you a encouragement along the lines of, "Defeat that monster--[[ZeroWing for great justice!]]" and then [[IAlwaysWantedToSayThat her admitting that she always wanted to say that.]]
** The game gives you an achievement for filling all of a character's upgrade slots with gems. The name of said achievement? [[{{WesternAnimation/Jem}} "Truly outrageous"]].
** The achievement for performing your first trade? [[FullmetalAlchemist "Equivalent Exchange"]].
** The [[spoiler:Mechonis Core]] seems to have a few {{Shout Out}}s to ReturnOfTheJedi. First we have Junks manoeuvring through the exhaust pipe while being chased by Mechon, a la the Millenium Falcon being chased by TIE fighters (one of the Mechon even crashes as a TIE fighter does). Then there's Shulk screaming on the floor while being shocked by blue lightning, and finally, [[spoiler:the BigBad trying to convince Shulk to kill someone he really wants to but knows he shouldn't. With a LaserBlade, no less.]]
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** [[AdamHowden Shulk]] and [[spoiler: Meyneth]] are [[VideoGame/DragonAgeII Anders and Lady Hawkerespectively!]]respectively!]]
** [[JennaLouiseColeman Melia]] is [[DoctorWho the Doctor's]] companion.
** [[RyoHorikawa Dunban]] is [[DragonBallZ Vegeta]] and [[FZero Captain Falcon]].
** [[AdamHowden Shulk]] and [[spoiler: Meyneth]] are [[VideoGame/DragonAgeII Anders and Lady Hawke
** [[JennaLouiseColeman Melia]] is [[DoctorWho the Doctor's]] companion.
** [[RyoHorikawa Dunban]] is [[DragonBallZ Vegeta]] and [[FZero Captain Falcon]].
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* ShoutOut:
** The Eryth Sea seems to be a [[IncrediblyLamePun Cross]] [[VideoGame/ChronoCross between Terra Tower and Chronopolis]].
** The scene when [[spoiler:the High Entia are turned into Telethia for merging again with Zanza]] is almost identical to the scene in ''VideoGame/{{Xenogears}}'' when [[spoiler:almost the whole human kind is turned into Wels and go back to Deus]].
*** A similar scene occurs [[spoiler:at the end of Xenosaga III, only this time with humanity reverting to Gnosis]].
** If you do the Getting to Know Dorothy quest with Melia in your party, you'll hear the line "[[WesternAnimation/TheLegendOfZelda Excuse me, Princess!]]"
** There's a cutscene with HumongousMecha flying around and throwing lances which may remind you of [[EndOfEvangelion something...]]
*** The ending-sequence also contains {{Shout Out}}s to ''End Of Evangelion''. [[spoiler: Specifically, the head of Bionis in the distance is a reference to Giant!Rei's head.]]
** One of the mechons (basically a robot) is called Xord. [[PowerRangers That said, pronounce the x in Xord the same way as the x in Xenoblade.]]
** [[spoiler: Fiora’s mechanization and resurrection is very similar to that of the Masked Man’s from ''VideoGame/MOTHER3''.]]
*** [[spoiler: In addition, when she is inside of the face unit, her head resembles the visor that KOS-MOS from ''VideoGame/{{Xenosaga}}'' sometimes wears.]]
** Dickson's blade is like a splicing of the Buster sword from ''FinalFantasyVII'' and the Gunblade from ''FinalFantasyVIII''.
** Riki's fire-based Art is called [[WebAnimation/HomestarRunner Burninate.]]
** You can tell it was dubbed in England: Shulk and Reyn's gem-crafting "To me!"/"To you!" banter is a blatant reference to the Chuckle Brothers!
** Accepting a sidequest from a certain High Entia female will earn you a encouragement along the lines of, "Defeat that monster--[[ZeroWing for great justice!]]" and then [[IAlwaysWantedToSayThat her admitting that she always wanted to say that.]]
** The game gives you an achievement for filling all of a character's upgrade slots with gems. The name of said achievement? [[{{WesternAnimation/Jem}} "Truly outrageous"]].
** The achievement for performing your first trade? [[FullmetalAlchemist "Equivalent Exchange"]].
** The [[spoiler:Mechonis Core]] seems to have a few {{Shout Out}}s to ReturnOfTheJedi. First we have Junks manoeuvring through the exhaust pipe while being chased by Mechon, a la the Millenium Falcon being chased by TIE fighters (one of the Mechon even crashes as a TIE fighter does). Then there's Shulk screaming on the floor while being shocked by blue lightning, and finally, [[spoiler:the BigBad trying to convince Shulk to kill someone he really wants to but knows he shouldn't. With a LaserBlade, no less.]]
** The Eryth Sea seems to be a [[IncrediblyLamePun Cross]] [[VideoGame/ChronoCross between Terra Tower and Chronopolis]].
** The scene when [[spoiler:the High Entia are turned into Telethia for merging again with Zanza]] is almost identical to the scene in ''VideoGame/{{Xenogears}}'' when [[spoiler:almost the whole human kind is turned into Wels and go back to Deus]].
*** A similar scene occurs [[spoiler:at the end of Xenosaga III, only this time with humanity reverting to Gnosis]].
** If you do the Getting to Know Dorothy quest with Melia in your party, you'll hear the line "[[WesternAnimation/TheLegendOfZelda Excuse me, Princess!]]"
** There's a cutscene with HumongousMecha flying around and throwing lances which may remind you of [[EndOfEvangelion something...]]
*** The ending-sequence also contains {{Shout Out}}s to ''End Of Evangelion''. [[spoiler: Specifically, the head of Bionis in the distance is a reference to Giant!Rei's head.]]
** One of the mechons (basically a robot) is called Xord. [[PowerRangers That said, pronounce the x in Xord the same way as the x in Xenoblade.]]
** [[spoiler: Fiora’s mechanization and resurrection is very similar to that of the Masked Man’s from ''VideoGame/MOTHER3''.]]
*** [[spoiler: In addition, when she is inside of the face unit, her head resembles the visor that KOS-MOS from ''VideoGame/{{Xenosaga}}'' sometimes wears.]]
** Dickson's blade is like a splicing of the Buster sword from ''FinalFantasyVII'' and the Gunblade from ''FinalFantasyVIII''.
** Riki's fire-based Art is called [[WebAnimation/HomestarRunner Burninate.]]
** You can tell it was dubbed in England: Shulk and Reyn's gem-crafting "To me!"/"To you!" banter is a blatant reference to the Chuckle Brothers!
** Accepting a sidequest from a certain High Entia female will earn you a encouragement along the lines of, "Defeat that monster--[[ZeroWing for great justice!]]" and then [[IAlwaysWantedToSayThat her admitting that she always wanted to say that.]]
** The game gives you an achievement for filling all of a character's upgrade slots with gems. The name of said achievement? [[{{WesternAnimation/Jem}} "Truly outrageous"]].
** The achievement for performing your first trade? [[FullmetalAlchemist "Equivalent Exchange"]].
** The [[spoiler:Mechonis Core]] seems to have a few {{Shout Out}}s to ReturnOfTheJedi. First we have Junks manoeuvring through the exhaust pipe while being chased by Mechon, a la the Millenium Falcon being chased by TIE fighters (one of the Mechon even crashes as a TIE fighter does). Then there's Shulk screaming on the floor while being shocked by blue lightning, and finally, [[spoiler:the BigBad trying to convince Shulk to kill someone he really wants to but knows he shouldn't. With a LaserBlade, no less.]]
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* NamesTheSame: ''Beyond The Sky'' is both the title of a CrowningMusicOfAwesome in ''XenobladeChronicles'' and in ''[[FireEmblemElibe Fire Emblem 6]]'', both on Nintendo platforms. Other than that, they share no relation.
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*** Ironic, considering it sold more copies in the US ''[[BeyondTheImpossible at a single location]]'' in ''[[UpToEleven three weeks]]'' [[http://operationrainfall.com/xenoblade-breaks-the-200k-mark-after-3-weeks/ than Japan had in almost two years. It also bested Europe's sales.]]
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*** Ironic, considering it sold more copies in the US ''[[BeyondTheImpossible at ''at a single location]]'' location'' in ''[[UpToEleven three weeks]]'' ''three weeks'' [[http://operationrainfall.com/xenoblade-breaks-the-200k-mark-after-3-weeks/ than Japan had in almost two years. It also bested Europe's sales.]]
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** A preemptive case, in that Melia's voice actor is now [[DoctorWho The Doctor's]] newest companion.
** Shulk and [[spoiler: Meyneth]] are [[DragonAgeII Anders and Lady Hawke!]]
** A preemptive case, in that Melia's voice actor is now [[DoctorWho The Doctor's]] newest companion.
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**HeyItsThatVoice: Shulk and [[spoiler: Meyneth]] are [[DragonAgeII [[VideoGame/DragonAgeII Anders and Lady Hawke!]]
** A preemptive case, in that Melia's voice actor is now [[DoctorWho The Doctor's]] newest companion.Hawke!]]
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** Shulk and [[spoiler: Meyneth]] are [[DragonAgeII Anders and Lady Hawke!]]
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* RetroactiveRecognition: Melia's [[{{Jenna Louise Coleman}} voice actress]] is now [[DoctorWho The Doctor's new companion.]]
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*WhatCouldHaveBeen: Fiora's first design was different from the final version. [[http://images3.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20111007145541/xenoblade/images/b/b1/Fiorung_concept_art.jpg She had her hair in two long pig tails and wore a kinda childish short dress]]. Takahashi and his team eventually decided to give her a more teenager look.
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* Speaking of which, here's a fun fact: The [[Magazine/Edge Edge Magazine]] gave the game a special award for having the best localisation of 2011. Although they specifically refered to the British English translation and its {{Woolseyism}}, the other four languages were just as great. They sure had to be happy in the Nintendo of Europe localisation department.
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* Speaking of which, here's a fun fact: The [[Magazine/Edge [[Magazine/{{Edge}} Edge Magazine]] gave the game a special award for having the best localisation of 2011. Although they specifically refered to the British English translation and its {{Woolseyism}}, the other four languages were just as great. They sure had to be happy in the Nintendo of Europe localisation department.
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* Speaking of which, here's a fun fact: The Edge Magazine gave the game a special award for having the best localisation of 2011. Although they specifically refered to the British English translation and its {{Woolseysm}}, {{Woolseyism}}, the other four languages were just as great. They sure had to be happy in the Nintendo of Europe localisation department.
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Xenosaga 2 came in Europe. The only Xeno besides Xenoblade.
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*** BonusPoints for being the first time ever that the [[{{Xenogears}} Xeno]] [[{{Xenosaga}} series]] avertes this trope being released in all of the three video game markets: Japan, the USA and Europe.
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** '''''Finally''''' averted, but it took long enough: it's scheduled for a limited April 2012 release in [=GameStop=] and Nintendo stores.
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** Speaking of, now it's been released in Australia, usually the king of NoExportForYou. Nintendo of America has NO excuse now.
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** Speaking of, now it's been released in Australia, usually the king of NoExportForYou. Nintendo of America has NO excuse now.now.
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** In response came [[http://oprainfall.blogspot.com/ Operation Rainfall]], a movement not unlike the (unsuccessful) ones which have been after ''EarthBound'' for years. Their goal is to demonstrate support for the game (and [[PandorasTower two]] [[TheLastStory others]]) to show Nintendo of America that there IS interest in the games in a time of dearth of good Wii games, with the aim of getting the games released in the United States. Results have been mixed; while in the early days of the movement Nintendo of America decided to declare their lack of plans for the games on their Twitter and Facebook pages (with much anticipatory fanfare), Reggie Fils-Aime has since gone on record saying they're watching how they sell in Europe and Australia and make a decision from there. Either way, it's far from over.
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** In response came [[http://oprainfall.blogspot.com/ Operation Rainfall]], a movement not unlike the (unsuccessful) ones which have been after ''EarthBound'' for years. Their goal is to demonstrate support for the game (and [[PandorasTower two]] [[TheLastStory [[VideoGame/TheLastStory others]]) to show Nintendo of America that there IS interest in the games in a time of dearth of good Wii games, with the aim of getting the games released in the United States. Results have been mixed; while in the early days of the movement Nintendo of America decided to declare their lack of plans for the games on their Twitter and Facebook pages (with much anticipatory fanfare), Reggie Fils-Aime has since gone on record saying they're watching how they sell in Europe and Australia and make a decision from there. Either way, it's far from over.
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* NoExportForYou - In an odd (and much-bemoaned) reversal of precedent, Nintendo of Europe released the game in their territories, while Nintendo of America has spent two years ignoring it before quietly dropping it from their upcoming release calender.
** Not long ago, however, a fan campaign has started in an attempt to bring this game (and two others) to the U.S. Time will tell if NOA will indeed listen this time.
*** Which has apparently done little good, as Nintendo of America has announced on their Twitter & Facebook pages that they have no plans to release those games in the US. It's far from over though.
** And now it's planned for release in Australia, usually the king of NoExportForYou. Nintendo of America has NO excuse now.
** Not long ago, however, a fan campaign has started in an attempt to bring this game (and two others) to the U.S. Time will tell if NOA will indeed listen this time.
*** Which has apparently done little good, as Nintendo of America has announced on their Twitter & Facebook pages that they have no plans to release those games in the US. It's far from over though.
** And now it's planned for release in Australia, usually the king of NoExportForYou. Nintendo of America has NO excuse now.
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* NoExportForYou - NoExportForYou: The case of this game is quite possibly the strangest and most bemoaned instance of this trope in video games since the fate of the ''EarthBound'' franchise. In an odd (and much-bemoaned) reversal of precedent, precedent (said oddity didn't pass without notice), Nintendo of Europe released the game in their territories, while Nintendo of America has spent two years ignoring it before quietly dropping it from their upcoming release calender.
calender. It's particularly strange in that obviously there's an English localization that's being actively sold elsewhere in the world.
**Not long ago, however, In response came [[http://oprainfall.blogspot.com/ Operation Rainfall]], a fan campaign has started in an attempt movement not unlike the (unsuccessful) ones which have been after ''EarthBound'' for years. Their goal is to bring this demonstrate support for the game (and two others) [[PandorasTower two]] [[TheLastStory others]]) to the U.S. Time will tell if NOA will indeed listen this time.
*** Which has apparently done little good, asshow Nintendo of America has announced that there IS interest in the games in a time of dearth of good Wii games, with the aim of getting the games released in the United States. Results have been mixed; while in the early days of the movement Nintendo of America decided to declare their lack of plans for the games on their Twitter & and Facebook pages that (with much anticipatory fanfare), Reggie Fils-Aime has since gone on record saying they're watching how they have no plans to release those games sell in the US. It's Europe and Australia and make a decision from there. Either way, it's far from over though.
over.
**And Speaking of, now it's planned for release been released in Australia, usually the king of NoExportForYou. Nintendo of America has NO excuse now.
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