The Events of Xenoblade Chronicles 3 Explained! 

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Ya think?

Yeah, I've always felt the party running to each other as the worlds part is meant to be symbolic of what the souls from both worlds willing to confronting future without fear but still wanting to be with each other.

That's what happened in the ending tho?? Especially if you played the DLC.

Of course!

Thank you!

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Ty

Super happy to hear that 🙏

Yea I think that's the games excuse but if you think about it it's a culmination of 1000 years of different people in different circumstances that lead to their births. But maybe fate will lead to the same outcome some way.

@@SuperSavajin yes, we never know how a lot of people were born, and can only implied. But I think all of them will be born, somehow.

Matthew Vandham is…inevitable.

@@SuperSavajini mean yeah, but you kinda came to an unfounded conclusion when you assumed all the city folk were erased at the end of 3. That’d crap all over the themes of 3.

@@2yoyoyo1Unplugged That's not an unfounded conclusion, that's literally how Origin works. Even Ghondor expresses the chance of being reborn in this new world is sufficient enough for them at the ending. Now don't get me wrong I know a lot of people believe that the chance of them being reborn is very high and imo it is definitely possible but just thinking about it logically for me it just feels very unlikely because little things can change past events completely like a butterfly effect. The messages of the game is also to move on even tho not knowing the future is scary which is reflected in this decision as well.

The strong German accent on Klaus and the soft Greek accent on Xeno.

Yea.. A remake is warranted for that game if it needs to fit the Canon.. It's current story doesn't fit the continuity properly

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Funny you say that I made a video about this exact thing.

We definitely don't know how long it took Noah to respawn after becoming Moebius but I also don't think I went into specifics there. I just said it happened eventually. Also I see a lot of people trying to say that the city people will also be recreated even tho Ghondor at the end pretty much confirms that they just hope to be reborn and we even see that Origin kicked back up as planned and reset everything so idk. I feel like the points for City folks being recreated are more of a reach than saying that they eventually will be born again.

I think it actually took that long for him to reappear in the cycle again. Now don't ask me why he had a cooldown to respawn tho

@@SuperSavajin The more I think about this games lore, the more it feels like there are deliberate holes that could contain enough story for an entire game. The beginning of Aionios has so many answers regarding the Aegis cores, the swords of the end, and why Noah and Mio are uniquely special. As for N, large parts of his story doesn't quite add up. Notice how he has two separate cutscenes about becoming Moebius: the one where he becomes N and the one where he agrees to destroy the City. In both, he's wearing his City outfit, yet there's no way to combine the cutscenes into a single event that makes sense. There aren't any contradictions there, but it certainly feels like there's a lot of his story we still don't know.

I thought about it for a long time, I came to the conclusion that there were more reincarnations of Noah in that period of time (but they didn't do anything relevant) and then, we got to the scene where he offers to be a Moebius and Noah accepts... And if we talk about the scene where he asks him to destroy the city, I had the theory for a long time that they show us Noah in his city suit... to reflect the doubt of whether to do that horrible act just on his whim, but this "doubt" disappeared

​​@@marioalemus5177 Yeah, the Noah that is N, despite what Ghondor says, isn't explicitly "Papa Noah", especially considering N was kind of dismissive of Noah asking about him having a child. Alternatively, I imagine that when a Kevesi or Agnian is brought back to the war from their cradle isn't exactly a set time frame. Sure, Nimue and the bully group from Colony 9 seemed to be brought back a couple years after their deaths, but then you have Cammuravi, Mwamba, and Hackt who were brought back about two months after their deaths (although considering Colony Omega being what it is, that could be a special case). So, the Noah and Mio we meet could be WELL after N and M's time, maybe 70 years. There's also the factor that N and M explicitly state "You are the hopes we cast aside" to Noah and Mio at the very end of base 3, so maybe all of N AND Ms hopes went bye-bye at the same time well after they were reincarnated as Moebius lol But then you get little tidbits like how Mio is always older than Noah... Eh whatevs. 3's lore to me is less focused on being explicit so this may be something we never have a full blown answer to

@@themojogamer75 In the latter you are quite right, the game is more... open to interpretation than the other 2 that were more literal. possibly because of all the references to the different Takahashi sagas in the characters of the game

Definitely could be but that doesn't explain why Noah went back to the cycle after homecoming even before that.

But that goes against what we see happen with the 2 worlds before that. The splitting apart still happened when Noah and Mio were grown up and in Aionios and only after that Origin kicked back up. Also even interlinking itself has a time limit exactly because the overlap causes annihilation. So even if Origin isn't exactly the reason the two worlds interlinked it still had to reboot the states because they would cancel each other out.

​@@SuperSavajin A friend of mine came up with the interpretation that Origin was made for nothing and the worlds were gonna reconnect just fine without it. I don't entirely agree with this interpretation, BUT is being created as a result of a fearful reaction to an uncertainty goes hand in hand with what Z is: a being made of humanity's fear of the uncertain future. Again, I don't entirely agree with that interpretation, but it's interesting to think about

@@SuperSavajin Origin was supposed to recreate the two worlds exactly as they existed before the collision, able to coexist or at least able to proceed for a time before it was required to operate again if they swung back into each other. But it didn't. It included things from Aionios along the way. We know that from the original ending where Noah hears Mio's off-seer melody. Something that had only ever existed on Aionios (because off-seers make their own variations). Origin has no function related to reuniting the worlds, Ouroborous does. Also, thematically if the future of the series is to dovetail with Xenosaga in some form, the union of soul and memory in an Interlink is pretty much the exact polar opposite of the causes of Gnosification (fear and rejection of collective humanity).

Yea as I said in the video they really didn't explain this at all. Best guess of course is that without Alpha Origin needed 3 Avatars/Admins to work again because of Trinity Core processor shenanigans. Pretty sure this meant the physical bodies of Shulk and Rex died also because they gave their lifeforce to their kids. Of course after Origin restarted everything they were reborn as well.

I mean they actually call Noahs sword the sword of Origin as well when he pulls up the sword in his Ouroboros form. I think my brain went to sword of the end because Malos core crystal might be in it.

I went back and rewatched some cutscenes. N calls Noahs sword in ouroboros form the Sword of Origin. And when Z talks to N when he is down and depressed he calls him 'you who wield the sword of the end' So yea Ns sword is called that

@@SuperSavajin Hmm I also watched back some cutscenes, in the big Nia loredump one she directly calls Noah's sword the Sword of the End, I feel like I trust Nia more than Mobius for what the sword is called, given that she and Melia seem to be pretty close. In the confrontation with Y at colony Omega he also calls Noah's sword the Sword of the End. I also did watch back the cutscenes you mentioned and forgot that Z calls N's sword the Sword of the End when he's super depressed. I find it a bit more likely that Noah has the Sword of the End and Mobius just don't really know what they're talking about, because I trust Nia more than Z, and the naming parallels with N residing in origin with Mobius and Noah ending it all. It's also entirely possible that both of them are named the same thing but since both the terms Sword of Origin and Sword of the End are used I just assumed the two swords were called different things. Thinking about it I don't think the term Sword of Origin is used at all after the Agnus castle incident. Overall it's extremely unclear with evidence supporting both sides and doesn't really matter in the end. Thank you for reminding me that Z called N's the Sword of the End making this whole thing 10x more confusing for anyone like me who for some reason cares about a small detail like this.

@@Cosmic-Comet N uses two swords. The sword he uses in Agnus Castle is similar to Noah's Lucky Seven. The sword he uses in Origin is more similar to the sword from Noah's Ouroboros special. The sword sheaths also change.