Best Quotes From The Xenoblade Chronicles Series

168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Xenoblade Chronicles is one of the biggest RPG series ever — one game in this series has more content than, like, every other game put together. Each entry is like a massive serving of pure, c༺heesy JRPG goodness, with endlessly earnest storytelling and an avalanche of side quests to pursue, weapons to forge, and unique enemies to fight.

It's no surprise, then, that these games have no shortage of memorable quotes, ranging from silly to sincere. But among the reams of text in the Xenoblade Chronicles series, which lines stand out the most?

10 "I'm Really Feeling It!"

Shulk

Aside from its vastꦇ worlds and abundance of side quests, the Xenoblade games might be most famous for their abundance of oddball battle quotes — snippets of character speech that plꩵay before, during, and after fights under certain conditions.

Shulk's "I'm really feeling it!" is one of the most repeated battle quotes from the first game, and his enthusiastic delivery ensures that it will stick in your head long after you've completed the quest.

9 "I Like Myself, And I'm People."

A screenshot from Xenoblade Chronicles 2, showing Rex saying "I like myself, and I'm people" to Zeke

Rex

Rex is the hero of the second game, and his cheerful attitude contrasts the difficult lives of the other characters and the pain that he and the party experience on their journey; given that Rex briefly dies during the opening hours of the game, it's all the more remarkable that he maintains a sense of optimism.

This quote emphasizes Rex's can-do spirit and underscores the wonder at the heart of the series. After all, these are games about adventuring on the backs of giant titans — what could be more amazing than that?

8 "Hear That, Noa🦄h? Lanz Wants Something A Bit Meatier!"

Eunie

In the months after 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Xenoblade Chronicles 3's release, this quote became something of a meme — for one thing, Eunie's voice actor has a strong Cockney accent, lending the quote an almost hypnotic rhythm.

For another thing, this is a quote that you'll hear repeated endlessly during the opening hours of the game. There are fewer battle quotes in Xenoblade 3 than there are in the previous entries, meaning that this line will be absolutely hammered into your brain; it's memorable due to sheer repetition.

7 "Handling A Man's Turtle!"

Zeke

Zeke is one of the quirkiest characters you'll encounter in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. He's an exiled prince of an illegitimate royal family, and these experiences have given him a cynical attitude towards the world, but he covers that cynicism with a certain goofy bravado.

In his first encounter with the party, he introduces himself, his Blade, and his pet turtle, Turters... but Turters is nowhere to be found. When Pyra picks up a small, cute turtle crawling near her, he sprints over to her, looks her dead in the face, and speaks this line before scampering away. It's totally weird, and totally hilarious.

6 🧜 "Born In A World Of Strife! Against The Odds! We Choose To Fight!" 𒐪

Dunban

Said by Dunban when he uses the Blossom Dance skill in battle, this is another line that you'll hear a lot, and it's so absurd and over the top that it comes back around to being charming; after all, if you're fighting random monsters to grind some level-ups, why would Dunban keep insisting on spouting a nearly poetic line?

It also emphasizes Dunban's grit as a wounded ex-soldier, but mostly it's great because it's silly.

5 "I'm The Girl With The Gall!"

Sena

This is another one of those repeated battle quotes that will get stuck in your head because of how often you'll hear it, but it also fits Sena's character perfectly: she's one of the youngest party members in the game, and one of the smallest, too.

But her stature belies her strength, which allows her to wield some massive weapons — hence, she's a girl, but she has gall. All of the Xenoblade games are about using inner strength to overcome great odds, and this quote emphasizes that theme on a smaller level.

4 "Your B🍃l﷽ade... It Did Not Cut Deep Enough."

Egil

Spoken by Egil, one of the antagonists of the original Xenoblade Chronicles, this line is one of the most memorable quotes from the game, as it's spoken right when it seems like you've defeated him; Shulk has stabbed him with the Monado while Egil's sister, Vanea, has joined with Shulk's cause to stop Egil's campaign of destruction.

Egil is at his lowest at this point, but instead of surrendering, he simply smirks. When he speaks this line, he picks up Shulk by his head with one arm, and removes the Monado from his body with the other; it's one of the most dramatic moments in the whole series.

3 "So Look Up, Face Forward Toward Your Chosen Ho♋rizon, And Just Walk On."

Noah

Contrasting with the second game's lighter, more optimistic tone, Xenoblade 3 has a darker quality; its setup follows a group of characters whose lives are limited from birth and who only know the stress and pain of constant warfare.

Noah's journey to understand the world and change his fate leads him to literally reset the universe, choosing his own path instead of being bound by the limits of his body. This quote emphasizes the game's hard-won, bittersweet resolution.

2 "I Love This World Because... You're In It."

Pyra

Pyra is an interesting character; as a Blade, she's literally an object used by Rex in his battles, but she's also personified with her own feelings and thoughts. The game doesn't exactly explore this dichotomy with grace, but you can see this as the root of Pyra's modesty and self-doubt.

She says this line to Rex near the end of their journey, and it emphasizes just how much their travels have changed her — that she's gone from doubting her place in the world to finding a home in it.