List of spirits (Xenoblade Chronicles series): Difference between revisions

:''Note: The Spirit Battle for Poppi α can only be accessed if Challenger Pack 9 has been purchased and downloaded''

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*The Lucina puppet fighter represents Fiora, one of Shulk's childhood friends.

*The Shulk minion fighter's white costume is based on Mecha-Fiora's color scheme, the half-Mechon form Fiora eventually takes on in ''Xenoblade Chronicles''. This spirit's Made of Metal ability references this as well.

*The stage and music represents Fiora's appearance in ''Xenoblade Chronicles''.

*The Defense ↓ rule references Shulk's art, Slit Edge, which reduces an enemy's defense.

*The Corrin puppet fighter references both Corrin and Mecha-Fiora being female swordfighters depicted wearing metallic armor.

*The Shulk minion fighter references Shulk being Fiora's childhood friend, with the minion fighter's white costume is based on Mecha-Fiora's color scheme.

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*This spirit's Neutral type reference how Mecha-Fiora is initially Shulk's childhood friend and ally until she was killed and transformed into Mecha-Fiora and became Shulk's enemy.

*The Ryu puppet fighter represents Reyn, one of Shulk's childhood friends who is depicted as muscular.

*The stage and music represent Reyn's appearance in ''Xenoblade Chronicles''.

*The puppet fighter starts off with a Beam Sword, referencing Reyn wielding gunlances as his main weapon of choice.

*The Health Recovery rule and the battle conditions references Reyn's fighting style as the party's "tank" character who uses the arts, Last Stand, which recovers his HP when incapacitated, and Mad Taunt, which attracts enemy attention away from weaker party members.

*The Zero Suit Samus puppet fighter references both Zero Suit Samus and Sharla sharing a similar pattern design on their outfits.

*The stage and music represents Sharla's appearance in ''Xenoblade Chronicles''.

*The puppet fighter starts off with a Ray Gun, referencing Sharla wielding ether rifles as her main weapon of choice.

*The Mii Swordfighter puppet fighter's costume represents Dunban, Shulk's mentor and a member of his party.  

*The Shulk minion fighter references Shulk being Dunban's student, with the minion fighter's white costume being based on Mecha-Fiora, the half-Mechon form of Fiora, Dunban's younger sister.

*This spirit's Sword Attack ↑ ability and the third battle condition references Dunban being able to deal large amounts of physical damage through his swordfighting style.

*The Sudden Final Smash rule reference how Dunban is a part of Shulk's Final Smash, [[Chain Attack]].

*The Palutena puppet fighter references both Palutena and Melia bearing similarities, including robes, staffs, and the ability to cast magic attacks.

*The Shulk minion fighter references Melia being a member of Shulk's party, with the puppet fighter's lavender costume being based off of Melia's color scheme.

*The stage and music represent Melia's appearance in ''Xenoblade Chronicles''.

*This spirit's Magic Attack ↑ ability, the Poison Floor hazard, and the second battle condition reference Melia's specialty in ether attacks, specifically elementals, one of which applies a long-lasting and very damaging poison effect.

*Riki appears as the Assist Trophy enemy.

*The Roy puppet fighter references both Roy and Riki having a round-shaped body with Roy's sunglasses resembling Riki's eyes.  

*The stage and music represent Riki's appearance in ''Xenoblade Chronicles''.

*The Earthquake and Flowery rules, and the first battle condition reference Riki's arts in ''Xenoblade Chronicles'', each respectively referencing Roly Poly, Bitey Bitey, and Happy Happy.

*The Wolf puppet fighter represents Mumkhar, a black-clad antagonist of ''Xenoblade Chronicles'' who, like Wolf, wields a pair of claws as his main weapon of choice.

*The stage and music represents Mumkhar's appearance in ''Xenoblade Chronicles''. The stage also references his Mechon form and this spirit's enhanced form, Metal Face appearing as a boss in this stage's regular form.

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*In World of Light, Mumkhar's spirit is located on Dharkon's side in the Final Battle map while Giga Mac is featured across him on Galeem's side, referencing both characters being gauntlet-based fighters (claws, in Mumkhar's case) that underwent great transformations, though Mumkhar uses his transformation for terror.

*The Bayonetta puppet fighter references both Bayonetta and Elma wielding dual guns as ranged weapons.

*The stage references to the Primordia region, where Elma is introduced at the beginning of ''Xenoblade Chronicles X''.

*This spirit's Attack type and the puppet fighter starting off with a Killing Edge references Elma using Dual Swords as melee weapons.

*The Temporary Invincibility rule references Ghost Factory, one of Elma's signature arts. In ''Xenoblade Chronicles X'', it allows the user to avoid a fixed number of hits from enemies.

*The Daisy puppet fighter references both Daisy and Lin having eccentric personalities.

*The Mega Man and R.O.B. minion fighters reference Lin being a Skell engineer, often working with machines.

*The stage references the Hangar in New Los Angeles where Lin lived in ''Xenoblade Chronicles X''.

*The puppet fighter starts off with a Drill, referencing Lin attacking with Shields, being a Shield Tropper.

*The Snake puppet fighter references both Snake and Lao working for military organizations in their respective game series.

*The stage references the Noctilum region, a jungle-like area where Lao is introduced in ''Xenoblade Chronicles X''.

*The puppet fighter starts off with a Staff, referencing Lao wielding the Sniper Rifle as ranged weapons.

*The Jigglypuff puppet fighter references both the puppet fighter, its green nightcap, and Tatsu sharing similarities, including being round, balloon-like characters with blue, round eyeglasses who wears a green-colored pointed hood. The number of puppet fighter likely references Tatsu's siblings.

*The stage references the Primordia region where Tatsu is introduced in ''Xenoblade Chronicles X''.

*The Riki Assist Trophy enemy references both Riki and Tatsu being members of the Nopon species.

*The Shulk puppet fighter's references both Shulk and Rex being the main protagonists of each ''Xenoblade Chronicles'' games. The puppet fighter also references both Rex and Shulk meeting briefly in a ''Xenoblade Chronicles 2'' DLC cutscene.

*The stage, without DLC, references Fonsett Island, a jungle-like area where Rex was raised in ''Xenoblade Chronicles 2''. The stage, without DLC, takes place on a jungle, referencing the Lost Woods in the Sacred Land map where Rex's spirit is located in World of Light.

*The music represents Rex's appearance in ''Xenoblade Chronicles 2''.

*The puppet fighter starts off with a Fire Bar, referencing Pyra, a Fire Blade who also serves as Rex's main Blade (represented by the Lucina minion fighter). The Lava Floor hazard, without DLC, references Pyra's ability to engulf the battlefield in flames.

*The Lucina puppet fighter represents Pyra, a Special Blade who wields a bladed weapon.  

*The stage references the Ancient Ship where Pyra is found in ''Xenoblade Chronicles 2''.

*This spirit's Support type, Attack battle type, and Assist Killer ability references Pyra's role in ''Xenoblade Chronicles 2'' to aid Rex in battle, where her fighting style relies on power.

*This spirit is purchasable at Anna's Emportium, a shop that sells spirits related to equipment, referencing Pyra endowing Rex with her sword to Rex.

*The Corrin puppet fighter references both Corrin and Mythra being female swordfighters with a similar white color scheme and long, flowing hair.

*Similar with the battle with Pyra, the Shulk minion fighter references Rex being Mythra's Driver.

*This spirit's Support type references Mythra's role in ''Xenoblade Chronicles 2'' to aid Rex in battle.

*In World of Light, Mythra's spirit is located on Galeem's side on The Final Battle map while Fierce Deity Link is featured across from him on Dharkon's side, referencing their ability to wield their giant swords with powers polar opposite from each other, which, in Mythra's case, is light.

*The Mii Brawler puppet fighter's costume represents Nia, a cat-eared Gormotti in ''Xenoblade Chronicles 2''.

*The white Incineroar minion fighter represents Dromarch, Nia's main Blade who takes the form of a giant white tiger.

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*This spirit's Water Attack ↑ ability references Nia's water element.

*The Glasses Jigglypuff puppet fighter represents Tora, a balloon-like Nopon who is often seen wearing goggles.

*The Daisy minion fighter represents Poppi α, Tora's artificial main Blade who, like Daisy, is named after a white-colored flower.

*The stage references the Gormott Province, Tora's home province in ''Xenoblade Chronicles 2''.

*The second battle condition references Poppi α's default role as a tank Blade, as well as her Blade Skills that increase block rate and the art Rigid Shield which increases block rate to 100%.

*The puppet fighters represent Poppi α and her alternate modes, Poppi QT (represented by Daisy), and Poppi QTπ (represented by Zero Suit Samus).

**The Mii Gunner puppet fighter's costumes represents Poppi α, with Dixie Kong's Hat referencing Poppi α's beret, and the Chibi-Robo Outfit referencing Poppi α being a robotic Blade. The puppet fighter starts off with a [[Drill (item)|Drill]], referencing Poppi α's weapon, the Drill Shield.

*This spirit's Shooting Attack ↑ ability references Poppi α and her other modes' abilities to use shooting attacks in battle.

*This spirit is purchasable at Sheldon's place, a shop that sells spirits related to weapons, referencing Poppi α's ability to use weapons in battles.

*The Lucina puppet fighter's navy costume features Lucina's hair turning black, representing Mòrag, a young woman often seen with a navy-colored military uniform and black hair.

*The Palutena minion fighter represents Brighid, Mòrag's main Blade who, like Palutena, is dressed in elegant robes.

*The stage references the Gormott Province where Mòrag is first encountered.

*This spirit's Attack type, Fire Attack ↑ ability and the Lava Floor hazard references Brighid being a Fire Blade with the ability to engulf the battlefield in flames.

*The Cloud puppet fighter references Cloud's Advent Children costume bearing resemblance with Zeke's outfit.

*The Bayonetta minion fighter represents Pandoria, Zeke's main Blade who, like Bayonetta, wears glasses, is dressed in skimpy clothing, and has a cheeky personality.

*The Electric Floor hazard references Pandoria being an Electric Blade with the ability to shock an entire group.

*The Sudden Final Smash rule applies to the Cloud puppet fighter, referencing the Sonic Thunderslash, the move Zeke uses in the cinematic before the battle at Ysheva Harbor.

*The Lucina puppet fighter references both Lucina and Lora being armored female swordsmen in their respective game appearances.

*The minion fighters references Jin and Haze, Lora's Blades in ''Torna ~ The Golden Country'', with the Cloud minion fighter representing Jin, and the Zelda minion fighter representing Haze.

*The music references Lora's appearance in ''Torna ~ The Golden Country''.

*The Zelda minion fighter's frequent use of [[Farore's Wind]] references Haze using the wind element.

*The Dark Samus puppet fighter references both Dark Samus and Amalthus being antagonists who have absorbed their victims in their respective game appearances. The puppet fighter's giant size references Amalthus's  monstrous transformation resembling a giant Dark Samus.

*The five Robin minion fighters represent the Indoline loyalists who serve under Amalthus.

*The battle conditions references Amalthus's boss battle, where Amalthus has high HP and can withstand most attacks while standing in one spot.  

*The puppet fighter's Health Recovery ability only occurs when its HP gets low, referencing Amalthus' art "Reincarnation", which he uses in his boss fight to regain his HP if it gets to low.

*Similar to the spirit battle with Lora, the Cloud puppet fighter represents Jin, a sword-wielding character. The puppet fighter also references both Cloud and Jin being designed by the same character designer, Tetsuya Nomura, and sharing the same Japanese voice actor, Takahiro Sakurai.

*The puppet fighter starting with the [[Freezie]], the stage and the Ice Floor hazard represents Jin's ability to use ice attacks in his boss fights in ''Xenoblade Chronicles 2'', as well as in ''Torna ~ The Golden Country''.

*The music references the cutscene after the second boss fight with Jin in Chapter 7 in ''Xenoblade Chronicles 2''.

*The Move Speed ↑ rule references Jin's ability to move at the speed of light.

*The Richter puppet fighter starting with a Beam Sword represents Malos wielding his Monado.

*The three Giant Meta Ridley puppet fighters represents the Artifice Gargoyles, giant mechanical automatons that Malos summons in Chapter 10 of ''Xenoblade Chronicles 2'' and throughout ''Torna ~ The Golden Country''.

*The music references the boss battles with Malos in Chapters 1 and 3, as well as the first encounter against him in Chapter 7 in ''Xenoblade Chronicles 2''.

*The Pyra/Mythra puppet fighter references Pneuma being the combined forms of both Pyra and Mythra, with the puppet fighter's costume being based on Pneuma's color scheme.  

*Similar with the battles with Pyra and Mythra, the Shulk minion fighter references Rex being Pneuma's Driver.

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*Similar to the battles with Pyra and Mythra, this spirit's Support type references how Pneuma aids Rex in battle in ''Xenoblade Chronicles 2''.

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