It is very likely that Mythra and Pyra remembered everything. When Roc was reawakened, everyone was very unfamiliar with each other, whereas everyone was so happy when Mythra and Pyra reawakened. Moreover, Pyra was a 2nd self that Mythra created, so if Pyra/Mythra really lost their memory, Pyra wouldn't even have reawakened.

Ive never had a more emotionally satisfying ending in my life. Tying in all of the games, and giving everyone the conclusion that they needed. What an absolutely spectacular game. It was the last game i saw etika 100%, its one of the only games ive really cried in, and it holds a lot of memories despite how young this game is. Thank you monolith soft. So much.

Reviving both Mythra and Pyra might've been part of Klaus's plan of restoration. What's especially interesting is that they both have core crystals in the end. I think Pneuma's and Malos's core crystals were reassigned to Mythra and Pyra. This might've happened as soon as Malos died actually, which is why Pneuma had two core crystals when she was inside Aion.

On the topic of Pyra and Mythra both coming back. This was a reflection on what was in Rex's heart. When Klaus was judging them the dark sides of everyone's heart was shown in black and white. But Rex's one was in color. I think this was the final gift from Klaus, knowing what was in Rex's heart.

Pour one out for our boy Roc.

I’ll always remember this as the ending that made Etika cry

When I heard Shulk's line about defeating Zanza, my jaw dropped. I had suspected that Klaus' other half was Zanza and that his upcoming demise at the hands of Shulk and co. was what he was referring to when he said his time was drawing near, but the audible confirmation just sold it for me. As a massive XC1 fan, I love how XC2 connected the two universes. Also, Zeke's line about respecting Pyra's wishes being what it means to be an adult hit hard because that was Zeke's underlining character. He was Rex's father figure (or maybe more of an uncle). He mentions a couple of times earlier how Rex's heart is in the right place but that he needs an adult role model to guide him. Because of this setup, that line hit hard for me. Zeke, like Reyn, is a comic relief character done right as he has way more beneath the hood than just goofy unlucky nerd trying to look cool. I just beat XC2, and I have to say that this is one of the best stories I have ever experienced.

I enjoyed the ending but Torna's ending, man, the feels. It's so good. Seeing Mythra break down and just realizing its impact on what happens in the main game made it incredible. It gave me chills. Great video!

I loved it. I Was really cheering for Pythra, and actually It was logic. You were told multiple times how blades and driver work. If driver died, its over. If blade died...

I love Pneuma's smile so much. It makes me warm inside. Pneuma is the best.

about the 2 lit up cores in aion its also possible teh 2 lit up ones are missing as in a red error message (like in a car you get a red light when fuel is low) but i suspect thats a stretch

Just finished the game, first time. Best game of all time.

One thing that sucks for new players who are playing after the Smash reveal is that the Smash reveal is sorta made to be a post-game DLC bait and switch with Rex going around and talking to all the friends he made along his journey. This unintentionally spoils that Pyra and Mythra survived since he's searching for them after they have gone missing. Kinda sucks and it really made it so I couldn't be that effected by the tearjerker ending since I already figured that the two would be alright in the end.

Did anyone shed a tear when poppi goes to hug tora? i.e. “the big cute”

11:38 I like the idea that Malos is still kicking around somewhere in a mirror to Klaus- damaged but still alive enough to regret and reflect on his past actions, and hopefully motivated enough to do something about it. Something of his own volition this time. Like what Irina said at the end of X, “You can’t make up for your mistakes when you’re dead. Hell, he’d BETTER come back. He’s got work to do.”

4:13 "Are you ready for the bridge scene?" No. No I am not.

I really need to know if Pyra and Mythra keep their memories, I mean, she is the Aegis, the fcking supreme blade. Also poppi jumped into them and they hugged poppi so I think they rembember everything.

“Future combined world” Well boy do I have news for you

The purple particles could mean Malos lives, especially since in Xenoblade 1, when Arglas (possessed by Zanza) was killed, there were very similar green particles floating around, the ones Alvis talked to on prison island. This was the remnants of Zanza and the purple particles are likely just the remnants of Malos.

I wasn't a big fan of the ending originally either, but after mulling it over for a while and comparing plot-points from the entire Xeno-series as whole, I feel there's more going on with the ending and the Pyra/Mythra split. Especially if more people join in on the belief of the "memory loss" ending. Fusing together again and regaining her memories with a new self/form would fit in very well with Xenogears and Xenosaga. It feels very much like there's more to come for XC2's characters and story as a whole. I don't think their split really has anything to do with Malos though, but more to do with her still trying to find herself. Malos inhabiting Aion feels plausible though and that ties in with me feeling some very strong Logos/Ontos/Pneuma connections to the whole Zohar situation in Xenogears. I don't think he's entirely gone from the world. There are so many allusions to Xenogears and Xenosaga that I which the next Xenoblade game would get here already so I can see if all my theories are right D:

Honestly, I absolutely love the ending of Xenoblade 2, it isn't perfect, but it made me so happy

I'd love a game with Xenoblade 1 and 2 coming together and Alvis & Pneuma play critical roles in it as the Aegises

Three years later and the meaning of that sentence is made so much clearer for us.

I just see the ending as Pneuma knowing EXACTLY what she is doing! We as the player know that they can live for a while without the core crystal, and it's implied that the only reason why a Blade loses it's memories is to both make them a "clean slate" for a new driver, while also relaying all their new info to the Aegis's, and since the data inside Pneuma doesn't go anywhere, it makes no sense for her to lose her memories, as we already know that Mythra remembers her time with Addam and his group. Pneuma knew that having her return to her crystal was the only way to save both the party and destroy the station, as we can also assume that losing ALL the Aegis's would probably unbalance or prevent the final gift from Klaus. If Pneuma wanted Rex to live on, forgetting all about her, she could just have broken their link like Malos explains she could easily do, allowing Rex to live while she kept her crystal. She wanted Rex to save her, she knew that leaving her crystal on his side would make him pick it up. Just like Rex evolved throughout the story, so did Pyra, Mythra and Pneuma. Pyra learned to be more assertive, Mythra learned to open up and accept kindness and her powers true purpose, and together they taught Pneuma to be more than her role as the Aegis. By the end, Pneuma, Mythra and Pyra all shared a selfish desire to live on with Rex and the others, where they were willing to die, and even wished for death because of their past. Pneuma not returning was probably the result of losing The Conduit, as it was the basis of their power, and because she knew her time as Pneuma was limited by the Conduit, she chose to allow Pyra and Mythra to take her place beside Rex. The conduit itself is also a big questionmark in the story... Why does it disappear? And if it didn't just vanish, where did it go? Why now? My expectation is to be the catalyst to another story down the line, vanishing from the XC2 dimension, while appearing in XC3s dimension, having done it's "job" here, kickstarting the plot of that game somehow...

I honestly found this ending as a poetic culmination of Rex's journey in search of knowledge; knowledge about how his world goes, knowledge about the essence of human being, knowledge about the meaning of life itself. Rex found his own way to protect the ones he loves, fighting against an opponent who probably is the greatest philanthropist ever appeared on Alrest surface (yes, I think that Malos is a bit reminiscent of Krelian from Xenogears): Rex discovers the truth about the metaphysics and ontology of his world, which is nothing but a desperate attempt of his "Architect" to recreate the life he previously destroyed. A partially failed attempt, because the life awakened from it was as corrupt as it was in Klaus' (and ours) reality. But, even knowing this, Rex chooses to fight against the malice of human heart with the hope of a better future for all living beings: he seeks this hope is the life itself, just like Pneuma did when she turned her death wish (chapter 7) in a strong desire of giving a meaning, a purpose, to her existence. Instead, Malos tried to stop the eternal cycle of suffering of humans and Blades simply deleting the whole concept of life, believing in a nihilistic but (sadly) realistic way to act. At the very end, Malos fails, Pneuma gives meaning to her life and atones her sins letting the others escape from the World Tree and Rex finds the answers he was searching for: but is this the best outcome possible? Yes and no, because Rex loses his only love (I'm certain that Mythra and Pyra lose their memories in the end: they reawaken as "regular" blades 'cuz the Conduit disappears. So, the "Pneuma" identity no longer exists, and they come again to birth as "new", individual blades. Maybe, as you said, with Malos data buried inside them, but still with no memories of the time spent with the party) but gains the possibility of building a better future as a proper lead (Rex means "king" in Latin, better not forget this). This is an open and uncertain scenario, and Rex was submitted by the laws of the world he tried so hardly to discover. He cannot change the cycle that rules the blades and titans eternal lives, and he can't do nothing but keeping going on his way to the future, along with mere shells of the girls he loved. So yeah, he gives the world another chance, but he doesn't rebuild the reality as Shulk does in XC1; while, probably, Malos could have deleted all the sufference in the world (surely in a very drastic way, but, in his eyes, the end justifies the means) because he is "Logos", "the logic". That's the poetic aspect of this ending: it leaves you with mixed feelings about what have just happened, and it's way more "real", complex and philosophical than it may appear. Obviously this is just what I think, feel free to agree or not. Luxin, I believe you are the best XC2 content creator on KZfaq, and I feel grateful to you for your efforts in making these splendid videos. But let me tell you something, if you want: maybe our fan community should focus more on what Takahashi tried to say to us rather than discussing if Rex's hook could reach the other side of the collapsed bridge or not! This is not the point of the game; obv, that's my conception of XC2. That's only what I personally think. Oh, and sorry for my English, but I wanted to write my thoughts.

i will say i liked the ending but also not a lot in the beginning and i agree very emotional i did cry because i i mostly played this when i was sick during school so i had a lot of emotion with this game but the i was pissed but happy that pyra and mythra came back and liked Nia pushed him to them over all i did like the ending and i like hearing you talk about this

I loved the ending the way it was. Xenoblade Chronicles 2 is one of the best games I’ve ever played before and it was so easy to fall in love with all the characters and unique Blades.

I'm here after Chuggaa's Let's Play of Xenoblade Chronicles 2. He just got to the ending.;

I believe this is one of those games where the more you replay it the more you get a better understanding of its theme and story. It took my 2nd playthrough to understand Zeke as he always came off as a comedic relief character when in reality he was adventurous like Addam always seeking for answers

It’s been 2.5 years since this video came out and I can finally watch this video! I may have put too much time into each of these games…

13:47 Wild guess, but maybe the two red Processor cores on-screen are showing an error in those two cores? That would make Ontos and Logos give an error, because their cores are destroyed/in a different dimension. Not sure I believe this myself, but I'm just airing an idea.

Xenoblade 1 elitists: Man Pyra and Mythra coming back is a nonsensical cop out, unexplained ass pull just for a happy ending that ruined their arc. Also Xenoblade 1 elitists: Man Fiora coming back in her human body was pure genius, fully explained writing. Sure, the impact of her life being held on by the mechon body/Meyneth was thrown away with no explanation (in game) which hurt her interesting arc of enjoying one last time with Shulk and co. but also having to bravely accept the fact that her time is running out and the world being at stake, but It's great! I love a happy ending!

About your dream Xeno game, it would be cool if Fei would come and actually pilot artifices and be able to pilot Aion. It wouldn’t make sense but would be really cool

Part of me wants to see Malos return, or see all the party members of Xeno get together, a la Dissidia

I like how the way you cut the footage during the grappling hook explanation makes it look like he just kept trying it over and over, the exact same way each time.

I know it is a bit late, but believe it or not, a Japanese artist actually drew a doujin about what happened when Malos was not the one chosen by Amalthus, but Mythra. Which later changed the story where Malos is Rex's Blade and Mythra playing Malos's role.

The bridge scenes is good simply cause it's another creepy Hana scene, and I love it. I don't know why but both of the Hana scenes creep me out the most in the whole game and also made me the most emotional.

Such a tearjerker, loved everything about it

You bringing up that Morag's importance sort of fell off later in the game is Valid... but I argue that she is one of the best characters in the game... and she has some DAMN GOOD voice lines when she speaks.

The 2 lit cores in Aion seem more like a disconnection error rather than 2 cores powering it. It also looks like there's a word on those red cores, possibly saying 'warning,' or something to that effect. I don't know. Maybe Ontos actually is controlling it from Bionis(would take place during the Zanza fight/Shulk's decision). We'd need more information to make any conclusions on this though. This ending brought in more questions than the first, but was still so much more satisfying to me.

This ending hits so much different after the xenoblade 3 trailer. God I can’t wait.

the bridge scene always reminds me of Xenosaga the animation.

Anyone notice that Xenosaga the Animation and Xenoblade 2 have similar endings?

Hey! This is relevant to me now that ive beeten the game... Literally yesterday

Something to think about. 1: Rex says that there's not enough wire. (Who cares...) 2: Malos is a little bit alive because he asks Pneuma if she enjoyed being alive. 3: Pneuma asks Aion nicely because by that time she doesn't even have a core crystal (we know from Torna that blades can get by without a crystal for some time) 4: I don't consider the ending particularly happy because seeing Pyra and Mythra separately was one of Rex's fears. Another his fear was that their personalities would mix up, but it's not clear if that happened. Also, his romantic future with "her" is now kinda ruined, because it's "them" now. IDK, Mythra might not be against it ;) 5: I don't think that the Klaus's gift was a resurrection of Mythra and Pyra. He had the Titans on his HUD during his "last gift to the humanity" line. Probably he just directed them to the restored piece of land. 6: There's a chance that Pyra and Mythra lied to Rex before, right before Pneuma's awakening, when they tried to convince Rex to give up and let them go. They said that they wanted to meet Father only to ask him to let them die, which IMO was a lie.

Hi there! Just started my Xenoblade Chronicles 2 journey today, but i didnt buy Torna edition yet! What do you suggest - do i buy it and play with all new side quests and blades or first of all i better finish regular game without any pass additions? -

First Xenoblade and or RPG I’ve played, honestly loved it. Grindy part I can out that stuff behind me, what mattered is that all the stuff I did with the characters I gotten attached with culminates to many goals given and an emotional and happy ending. You know it’s a good ending when you cry at it, in a good way

10:00 My own theory about why pyra and mythra return instead of pneuma. It's mentioned earlier in the game that the mind of the driver has influence over the awakening of the blade. example's include: malo's being evil due to how amalthos thought about humanity and the way mythra awakend due to adam fearing the power of the aegis and so subconsciously limited the power resulting in mythra and pyra instead of pneuma. So my theory is cause rex wanted both pyra and mythra to return not their combined form resulting in the awakening at the end.

Thank you for explaining the “not enough wire debacle.” Now I want to blame the dialogue writers for not understanding his hookshot, but it’s just one line. It’s whatever.

I suspect that the reason that Rex has the scrap sword may have something to do with the model it's using for Rex - it's using a model (or if it's something like "modes" of models, it's the mode which) has no aegis core on the chest. And, the point in the story where he uses that model is before awakening pyra, when he has only the scrap sword. So I suspect that the game's saying "well, it's this model, and its default sword is the scrap sword, so there." whereas if it's using a Rex model with the core crystal, then it probably has a bunch of if statements along the lines of "if pyra/mythra are in the party, use their sword", "if not pyra/mythra and nia has awakened and is not in driver form, then use her scimitar", then "if nia has not awakened OR if nia is in driver form, then use Roc's weapons" and then also there are probably a bunch of variables they could manually enable or disable to suit the cutscene where necessary. whereas, he's not using that model, or mode of model, so the game defaults to the scrap sword. Of course this entire comment is PURE speculation. I haven't looked at the game's code, and even if I had, I don't know enough coding to know what it says most of the time, nor about how 3D models work and are implemented. though if this were correct, it's probably a small objection to your video on the idea that rex actually didn't have the potential, or something of the like, as it would be moreso an oversight on the developer's part rather than an intentional statement. Then again, I really don't mean to rain on your parade, that theory is still very interesting and I like the ideas, just I'm not sure that the cutscene here (displayed at 9:09 ish) would necessarily count as supporting evidence for that theory. then again, I guess that means that it's also not necessarily a point against either!

Oh god a xeno game combining every xeno game is my dream despite me only have played blade 1 and 2

i always read malos line about his drive as being about jin

Did you just suggest a Xeno Isekai!? I'd play it in a heart beat.

Have you considered that Pyra and Mythra could have their core crystal split front and back, hence appeared the same from the front?

I maintain my head cannon that when Malos used Aion he overrode its controls as an Aegis while Pyra/Mythra made a remote request to Aion's Control core who is either still sleeping in Tantal, with the main party, on a merc mission or just in Garfont village.

What I want is MS to get all their old ip back & combine the story of XenoSaga, XenoGears & XenoBlade together. What a dream that would be.

Hey, this video did really good

Ending is great and all but if the player got a moments to bond with their core crystal while background shows a flash memory of their adventure before they come back it would be more great and emotional i think

Look man...all im saying is that we need Xenoblade Chronicles X 2.

Maybe Pyra and Mithra simply became two entities within a single core crystal? Like Ursula and her bear. I still think that having only Pneuma at the end would have been better tho.

Heres a thought that just popped into my head. Shulk and fiora have a kid and name it Alvis to honor their history. Alvis jr. is the MC of XC3 and he becomes a blade eater with the logos core implanted in him

This has to be the best video game ending I have seen in a long while. It gave me deep lessons on spiritual topics such as sacrifice, and resurrection. What does it take to give your life in service of others? When you give your life for others you transcend, you achieve life beyond death. Even the worst fate that can occur to a human, becomes nothing, you’re on another level. You are now a hero of legendary status.

Okay, I’m sorry I know this isn’t the point of the video, but - the anchor shot section is SO funny? The way you cut it, it makes it look like Rex is just trying the same shot repeatedly, each time going “oh no, it didn’t reach…. Maybe THIS time!” And it is cracking me up. Okay, I’ve actually finished the video now. A couple thoughts: A) I kinda figured that Pyra and Mythra at the end are just one Blade with multiple bodies/personalities, like Ursula with her bear - especially since Blade weapons already show that one Core Crystal when dormant can split into the Core being in multiple places once awakened. B) I’m pretty sure Malos wasn’t talking about Amalthus at the end there. When he said there was only one driver for him, I always took it as referring to Jin; Malos said he existed for Jin’s benefit, and ultimately, when he chose destruction at the end it was because that was the goal he and Jin pursued together. The same final purpose as what he pursued because of amalthus’ hatred 500 years ago, yes, but this time chosen willingly because of his bond with another despairing soul.

Luxin rex voice is cursed

I wonder if Zanza and Meyneth took on the practical roles of Logos and Pneuma in the xc1 world. Alvis (ontos) calls himself "monado" but so does Zanza at some point. The moment when all three monados are on the field is when shulk is able to essential create a new universe without gods kinda mimicking the trinity processor. I could be off base though since the whole lore is preeeeetty heady and it's been a bit since I've seen the end of xc1

lmao i got the game a few weeks before and I beat it the day you released this vid

wow the graphics looks great. Is this on an emulator?

man at 16:10 you talking about the next game being 1 and 2 worlds combined???????????????

I'm from the future, Luxin. You just EXACTLY predicted the universe of Xenoblade 3

My theory ias mythra and pyra being seperated is that is something that can happen with a blade A blade bassically awakening itself and creating a split life inside the blades body And when pnuema returned to the core and was reawakened the split personalities where given their own body For example beary and shebad bathtub Are said to have there own personality etc connected to the blade Now that they had a chance to be reawakened they had a chance to come back split apart

Like they have story canonical flying blades for helping him across that gap instead of just the hook shot?

You seem somewhat more reserved, unlike some of your earlier vids (usually comes across as an anxious rant, very anxiety-inducing). PS: Nice vid. Also, can you make a video on Elma? She's lacking a surprising amount of background info, for a central figure in the XCX series. Idea: which federation does Elma stem from? And what's her position? Given her persona, as well as the nature of her "mission" (protecting earth), she may have a relatively low rank. SMH. Important units in most organisations are not sent on near-suicidal missions. Not to mention she's pretty much stranded on a planet, in a random area of space. She probably doesn't have a means of contacting her federation. Elma never came across as the tech sort, unfortunately... P.P.S. ElmaBestFemaleGamingProtagonist

I always thought of it as that the Aegis doesn't work the same way as other blades. And that's how Pyra and Mythra were able to reawaken, especially so quickly after "death". as to how they were able to separate into two different individuals, I don't know

the ending is great, I really enjoyed it but they should have had a play about Vandam

Though I am okay with Pyra and Mythra living, I feel it should have an actual explanation. I wouldn't like if Malos lived because I feel like he was meant to die. I hope somehow in another game they explain how Pnruma's core lived on

I've never played any Xeno Game but one or two months ago i decided to finally give Xenoblade Chronicles 2 a shot. I don't want to buy Wii Games at that point so i decided to start with XC2 and then play the Remake of XC1 if i like the series... and boy i do! I really enjoyed Xenoblade 2, even though it's a completely new franchise to me. I actually liked the ending, i have no compare how good XC1's was. Most people are prefering XC1 at all so i'm hyped to try it out on switch next year. And i really hope that Rex will be added into Smash Ultimate as a DLC-Fighter... Even though it's unlikely

See, I never had an issue with the bridge scene, and it wasn’t even Pyra/Mythra coming back, it was only that fact that Pyra and Mythra split into two.

I'm genuinely surprised you didnt bring up the question of "do pyra and Mythra have their memories after being reawaken?". Because with Pneuma's core manipulation there is a possibility. But at the same time the entire game both in the main story and in some sidequests is foreshadowing that reawaken blades dont retain their memories.

Chapter 11: And then, Luxin met KZfaq!

[Insert hilarious and not at all overused joke about centrifugal force not being real here]

My thoughts on the ending are perfectly summed up by Ekita's reaction to it. I liked that the final two cutscenes are essentially a complete roller coaster of emotions. I cried twice, and was left with a happy ending, and it just totally worked for me. Considering how they still wanted to tell the Torna story, which is basically misery porn, I don't blame them for wanting to end Xenoblade 2 proper on a nicer note.

I think my major problem with the bridge scene, is that the beginning of chapter 7 has the party getting upset at Rex for allowing Pyra to sacrifice herself, and then in chapter 10, he’s berated for not wanting to let Pythra sacrifice herself. I’ll give it a bit of leeway since the characters who got angry at him in 7 aren’t the ones who are saying to let Pythra go (aside from poppi, but that’s established why). Still a bit annoying to me though

Honestly Pura and Mythra coming back was something I really loved. This was part of Rex's reward, for saving the world and finally growing as a person and letting them go at first. Plus Rex loves them both and despite there only being one core, one is not complete without the other in anyway. And of course all in all, the game was said to be lighter in tone and a simple love story about a boy and a girl(s), we can't leave the ending bitter sweet, a really happy ending was what this game needed in my opinion.

Surely "there was only one driver for me" is meant to be ambiguous so we don't know if he means amalthus or Jin? My money's on Jin

Honestly, Pyra and Mythra coming back is the conclusion to Rex character development.As the architect told him,he was being really greedy trying to carry the world on his shoulders and trying to save everyone when that isn t always possible.The fact that Pyra and Mythra came back was Rex reward for being able to leave on his own even tho he didn t want that.On the other hand both of them coming back was the gift the architect had for them since both of them loved Rex and the world and wanted to protect it Them dying would go against their development during the game.From fearing their own power to actually using it for the greater good in keeping what means alot to them safe.Even the bridge scene was really well done imo.We could see Rex going through all the 5 stages of grief and by the end learn an important lesson

Such a good ending to close off my favourite game of all time

I asked you about this on Twitter twice already, so hopefully it’s not getting annoying but could you clarify if the ability to suggest a video idea is still a Patreon incentive? I have a video idea that I’d like to suggest but I don’t know how I go about doing that or even if I can do that. Thank you.

About Pneuma talking to Aion, it is an extremely common trope especially in anime, for the person to talk to their non-intelligent ship/robot asking them for help just before they go off to sacrifice themselves. With regard to the Aion screen, it shows two of the Processors in red and one in black. I think that it would make perfect sense for it to be highlighting the two Processors which are missing! It is common for computers and other real world systems which are similar to this to highlight what they are missing not what is present. In this case it would make perfect sense if the two which are missing would be highlighted in red. Additionally, the system seems to be marking other places in red which are likely power generators within Aion which are preparing to go critical and also marked to warn the pilot of something wrong. So using this method of reading the display, it makes perfect sense for being Ontos and Logos that are highlighted as they are the ones missing and thus the ones that the Pilot would need to be aware of not being present. As far as both Mythra and Pyra coming back, it had nothing to do with Klaus or anything and it makes perfect sense that they both come back. Pneuma was still connected to Rex through that part of her core crystal. She had all of the data and access that Klaus had by the time the bridge scene occurred. As such it was well within her power and ability to fully move the personality remanants of both Mythra and Pyra into the piece of her core crystal as she fully healed Rex and had the core crystal reform itself. She likely made sure that the new core crystal contained Mythra and Pyra's full memories, and altered the crystal such that it would provide each with her own body, which is something that was established as being possible (Ursula & Beary). At the same time she filled in her own core crystal and then severed her connection to the core crystal (the point when it turns black). After that point we do not hear anything at all from Pyra or Mythra during the rest of Pneuma's scenes. If their personalities were still with her it would have made sense for her to have spoken with them at some point before the explosion. Pyra and Mythra both have full core crystals because that is their natural appearance. They came from the same core crystal, that does not mean that they need to divide it for their physical appearances. They could still be linked through it, and Pneuma would have had the power and ability to make sure that they each appeared with a full crystal. In what I describe above, none of the Logos or Pneuma data would have survived, Pneuma could not have transferred any of her data to the crystal as she was active the whole time and had severed her link and started the crystal's "reboot" before she had completed what she needed to in order to sacrifice herself. Additionally, any possible remnant of Logos was still occupying Artificer Aion, so his data also could not have been transferred, and most likely it was just a lingering part of his presence that remained in Aion (such as the few pieces of his core crystal which were missing after he fell out). If anything a plot that I could see in a XB3 would have Alvis off somewhere on XB1 island, you have Pyra and Mythra off on XB2 island, and then you have a group of people who are distant descendants of Klaus's original world who were in some far off corner of the galaxy/universe or for some other reason could not return until now. The 3rd group had found another Zohar and also discover that whatever was preventing them from returning is no longer stopping them (perhaps Klaus was unconsciously hiding the planet from the rest of the universe the whole time). So they return looking for the Trinity Processors only to find that they have taking on human forms. They try to capture the Aegises only to learn that while each technically possesses the potential to be a Trinity Processor they do not contain any of the data needed to control a Zohar, and either try imprisoning them or something while they search for Alvis. The first chunk of the game would be the main character helping one of the Aegises escape, after which they would work together to rescue the other who gets tweaked have access to the Logos systems. Upon rescuing the second Aegis they and their companions would discover that the Lost Trinity Processor actually had returned to Alrest and was on XB1 island somewhere and they go look for him to warn him or something. Eventually, they all team up and save the day, likely ending with Alvis doing something which sends the Zohar away as well as sacrificing himself so that the last of the data for controlling something like the Zohar is gone. Who knows if you want have it tie into Xenogears and make Alvis become the Wave Entity or whatever the guy in the Zohar was called.

Could’ve actually went TO The curve and Did HIS grappling hook trick, Gotta think smart

Ok now i want a what if: Malos was Rex's Blade and Mythra was Amalthus's Blade. The story would change quite a bit, but i think Nia would finally get a relationship with Rex

Honestly, I think the Roc thing could be explained by the fact that Rex wasn't a driver before awakening Pyra. Maybe he could only become a driver through "cheats", i.e. being the Master Driver. When he lost that, he lost all his blades.

I would love for xenogears just make a return. that was the best of them all.

9:43 Gonna have to disagree here, respectfully of course. A popular theory that I have seen from a lot of people is that the ending of Xenoblade 2 is the same world as Xenoblade 1’s ending. So most people assume that it is a new dimension, as Shulk wanted to create a world with no Gods. So tl;dr, considering that Klaus is Zanza, and Shulk created a new world, and Klaus gave Rex his last gift, it is very possible Xenoblade 3 will be the world Shulk (and indirectly Rex too) created

Shulk isn't the arcithect, because of the DLC Nopondeium.

I thought it was more pyro and mythra opened it because ageist because of there reaction to the crystal opening

Ok after I waited for a bit I realize something... There are things that doesn't need to be explained---and that's the MAGIC of good storytelling.

On their website it shows Xenosaga and Xenoblade games that they made Plus there is official art of Kos-Mos Shulk and Rex so they probably have the rights for the Xenosaga characters, but probably not the games themselves

What on earth was that imitation of Rex's accent?! 😆😆😆 sorry, but seriously this is interesting, thanks!

I found the bridge scene to fit perfectly with Rex’s character. It would have been out of character had he simply agreed to abandon them immediately. It is simply human nature to want to try to find a solution that will save the lives of the people you love.

So basically Rex stays with Pyra and mythra in Elysium forever? can someone explain cause I just want to understand the part where rex goes and stays with pyra and mythra in elysium (And i haven't bought the game but I will ask for it on christmas cause its a masterpiece)