The protagonist from the previous work can be exaggerated as much as you want.
Whoa… that’s a bit too much.

Dunban was still strong as a person, but Rex has completely stopped being human.

Rex is once again putting out ridiculous firepower while being cared for by his daughter…

But I lose to my son and daughter.

Maybe the one on the right is the strongest in the entire Blade series.

There are several other abnormal ones that come to mind besides these guys…

Hiro Shimono can act like that…

A double spin edge blows away a rock like a small mountain.

I’m glad you don’t resemble Zanza too much, Shulk…

The Rex game’s performance is strong, but the scenario also has a bit of a strength that makes those around it slightly taken aback…

It’s not like the right side has a special bloodline or anything…

Shimono’s dandy voice is nice, isn’t it?

Shulk felt a little like a god after he died and was resurrected, so there’s a hint of his god-like remnants still left.
I might not change that much since I’m already quite air-headed to begin with.

Why is the double spin edge, which was strong in 2, even stronger now?

Rex is not of a special bloodline; he simply exists as a descendant of the〇〇 clan or〇〇.

These two are kind of like Kamen Rider 1 and 2, aren’t they?

The left is special, and the right is, in a sense, also chosen.
So for the third work, I made it about a person with nothing. Whoa, too stubborn and the world is twisting…

I’m a little concerned about my parents’ unknown origins.
Because he is the ideal boyfriend seen through a despairing future vision.

When choosing the Daisennin’s one, it has amazing performance for both the wife and me.

It’s quite rare to think about the fact that the second-generation protagonist, not the first, is the final highlight in the gathering scene of the companions.

I think the strength on the right is on par with Teacher Shitan.

Since I can no longer use cheat powers that aren’t from myself, I became a physically strongest character.

I like that the person on the left has a more senior vibe as a father.

Noah is a man who, rather than strength, continues to fight alone whether in light or darkness.
I will continue based only on whether I like it or not until I obtain an answer that satisfies me.

Shulk, who has released his monado, might not be that strong during the thread picture, right?

I like that Rex is overwhelmingly strong yet somewhat cautious.

Regardless of the work itself, these two are literally in sync…

Cool, right?
I’m the protagonist from the previous work.

Rex is not at all a musclehead despite his appearance.

Shulk seemed to be an evasion type, but he can’t dodge as well as Dunban.
Rex has incredible firepower.

Well, it’s better to play 3 with the knowledge from 1 and 2.
Since 1 and 2 are literally worlds apart, it doesn’t really matter which one you do first…

Neither right nor left, Noah doesn’t have particularly special lineage or birth elements.
I think it’s a series where kids from around here try to change this damn world with their strong feelings.

A hot-blooded guy pretending to be a total realist.

In the DLC content for 2, Shulk and Fiora come to the story of 2.
Miss Elma from Xenoblade Chronicles X
Cosmos from Xenoblade 2
Shulk from Xenoblade 1
I’m so glad there’s a fan event where all the characters from Xenoblade 2 gather!

In Shulk’s Rex, the protagonists are alternately of the type that thinks deeply and the straightforward type, but I wonder what will happen next.

Shulk is just an otaku, yet surprisingly passionate.
Rex seems cheerful, but in reality, he’s quite a realist.
Noah does not listen to Tyron.

The differences in the environment we lived in from the beginning shape our personalities.

It has come to a conclusion, and 4 seems like it will change quite a bit.

Noah has a rather abnormal mental structure when viewed from the side, but isn’t that woman Mio, who drives him crazy, just too enchanting?

Shulk is the type who fights for justice and what is right, no matter what.
Noah is the type to uphold his beliefs, even if he is not acting justly.
Rex is the type who believes that justice is not in war.

Looking at the series as a whole, Mr. Vandam, who shaped Rex’s current mindset, is one of the most mature characters in the series.

Rex is said to be a figure that corresponds to the beginning ancestor of the〇〇 clan.

A boy working as a laborer coming from the countryside…
A salvager in reality is like a miner or something along those lines.

These two are looking around in one way or another, but Noah operates based solely on how he can come to terms with things, which gives off a different vibe.

Even though they are said to be equally strong in the story, there’s too much of a difference!

The complete form of Rex will have enhanced physical capabilities and regeneration abilities that can nullify and counteract its disappearance.

She is a woman who carries the blood of Rex, who drove the Blade insane.

It’s an entirely natural outcome that someone who was strong since they were 15 years old becomes even stronger as they grow up.

Noah has some crazy moments from time to time.
Rantz is such a delicate gorilla.

Kurosu-kun is a step down compared to something like an ability battle, but he’s lawless in various ways.

Taiyon seems to have no particular relation to the previous characters, yet there’s something off about his specs, isn’t there…?

A shota transforms into a gorilla and unleashes unbelievable firepower.

Noah is someone who moves forward no matter what.

It’s not true that Sena has nothing to do with Kagutsuchi, Takahashi.

I’ve been saying I want to continue the series, so it probably will.

I want 4 to be with a female protagonist plus Metz.

Noah tends to rush forward quite a bit, so having a cautious type like Taion around is just right.

Xenoblade Refle

I feel like 4 will carry over the cross settings.
It sounds like they might talk about something around Samar.

Core crystals and power assist are unnecessary for those who are inherently strong.

I think Rex might be of Adele’s bloodline.
If that’s the case, then it’s irrelevant to the conversation, so it’s fine…

What is that clone of Elma that appeared in the DLC for 2?!
I don’t know! Such an arts!

Noah is already quite superhuman by the time he resolves to stand up and continue fighting even if he ends up alone, but it’s really strange when you reconsider that he makes that decision right after Mio, who is in front of him, died (though Noah’s Mio is not dead) after seeing his previous life where he couldn’t protect Mio.

It’s the avatar protagonist…

Rex is probably the savior that the gate twisted out through random number adjustment, huh?

I’m Cross, and my identity is completely unknown.

I awakened as the protagonist at the end of DE.

Kurosu-kun is too mysterious to be identified…
In terms of strength, it is a monster.

I thought I could figure out what the source was with the additional elements, but I got on OR Ares without knowing anything at all.

Is it really asking too much for me to go wild like that in an urban setting?

I had various dark thoughts about Yolan in my heart.
Noah doesn’t show it at all…

I thought the ghost stage would increase the number of people to three… so I played Cross DE, but Elma didn’t increase! Why!?

I love Rex’s incredibly bright and carefree appearance, with glimpses of a serious sensibility that seep through here and there.

Rex’s strength is abnormal.

There are too many relatives of Rex.

Regarding the protagonist’s background in Cross
Someone who can love the world after the hero that Elma was talking to wished for himself to be gone.
What is creating that someone is not the past memories that Rin-chan was talking about, but the Kizuna Graph formed in that world.
I think that’s one of the answers.
I think it would be awkward to clearly say who it is.

In terms of game-related strength, the strength of the allies, or rather the player characters, is experiencing extreme inflation due to Cross…

I’m a really strong reaction guy, so I’m just a weird guy with a cross.

I wonder who Cross-kun is, coming not from Life but from the mainstream of consciousness…
In other words, who is it?

I’m just a blade that can single-handedly destroy the strongest beings of the planet, but…

However, since BB exists, there must be a model that someone created for Kuro-kun…
Why is there not a single person who knows what I look like…

If I could choose whose companion I would travel with from the Shulk and Rex group, I would definitely want to choose Rex.

The hero who returned unscathed even after jumping down in the flesh.

Shulk, Rex, Noah, and Matthew are all secretly thinking about various things and carrying a lot, aren’t they…?

By the way, excluding Zanza and Meinus, was Rex the only one who was directly spinning the gate power?

What’s certain is that Cross-kun will definitely not make external appearances like in the thread image.

I wonder if I can buy a Switch 2 by the time the new Monolith game comes out…

I like the interactions between Rex and Mets.
Rex hates Mets and hasn’t forgiven him, but it’s impressive that he argues it’s okay to keep living despite that.

I kind of plan to bow and apologize when the OCG ends, but what are you thinking?

Inner Rex is too lewd.

Look at my dogeza!!

As for unexpected things, I like art, board games, and archaeology.
Surprisingly indoor hobby

Urgent: Maintain distance in close combat.

On the contrary, they don’t show their face and have no lines, but provide support that feels strangely familiar.
Recently, it might come up that I know a mysterious Elma-san who got a new body.

The hero was the true protagonist.

The balance of red and blue is impressive, and the visual appeal when the two are lined up is amazing.

I like that Rex is becoming better at cooking.
In the end, it makes sense that I wanted to feed it to Kagiroi in the last side quest.

It’s a shame there aren’t many scenes of Shulk and Rex goofing around because of the circumstances.

They said they found 10 people, but there was only one… and it’s not even a topic of conversation.
Kurosu-kun is probably thought to be ten people.

Show me the three couples of boy meets girl from the original world as well.

In Xenoblade Chronicles, Elma is the protagonist up to Chapter 12, and in Chapter 13, someone who resembles the protagonist from the previous game appears.
Well, at the very end of chapter 13, the avatar finally became the main character.

I thought the Monad was essentially gate power… because it can foresee the future and make changes.

Rex, shave your beard.

Since the gate settings and the additions from 2 have been made, there’s no point in worrying about that.

I wonder if higher-dimensional beings are present in the gates of the Blade series.

Somehow, when I talk to him directly, it feels like the hero likes me too much.

I was glad that you retrieved Ares (the main character’s mecha).

When Rex shaves, he becomes an ordinary handsome guy.

Gate → Gate control device’s Trinity processor → Monad-like impression

Rex has been working and sending money home since his teenage years…

Is there a reason why Rex became a cooking old man even though Homura is around?

While the left side is inferior in terms of strength, being able to rely on machines in general is significant.

Since Alvise (Monad) and Hikari-chan can do it, I wonder if Mets can do it too? Vision

I want to see something like a Type-Moon festival anime in Xenoblade…

It’s nice that Shulk is more skillful at communicating with children…

I love Cross-kun’s violent side.

Well, Rex is already making his own lunch at the point of 2.

Future vision/causal prediction is a product of the processing power of the processor, so I think it can be done to some extent.

A story like 1, a character like 2, side quests and tips like 3, a field like Cross, and robots that can be boarded.
I’ll create the strongest Xenoblade 4 with this.

When it was number 2, it was a simple rice dish, but now I’ve become able to make elaborate dishes…

What kind of ability does Shulk have to create a new world?

Hikari-chan’s child didn’t appear, and that child might be the main character running around in the four worlds…

It seems that Rex is raising a considerable number of children, not only the ones born from his three wives in his original world but also by adopting war orphans.

Both Rex, who lost his parents early but became independent quickly, and Shulk, who grew up like a family in the Dunban household, show a difference in parenting difficulty, which is nice.

As expected, the strength of the parent didn’t get passed down exactly to Kagiroi.

The settings at level 1 are about this much.

In the party of 2, if you exclude Homura and Rex, nobody can cook.

Rex, how should I put it, he basically has the ability to handle almost anything with a certain level of skill.
Surprisingly good at tinkering with machines.
Noah is told by Rick that he will break it right away with that look.

I think that if Rex had met Kagiroi in a better situation and timing, things wouldn’t have gotten so complicated.