The 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Xenoblade se♏ries is one of quite literal epic proportions, constantly taking place on gargantuan land masses that are frankly much larger than they have any right to be. But the sheer scale is part of the charm of the games, the feeling of genuinely stepping into a world much larger than you are.
And in🧔 Xenoblade Chronicles, you travel that world with a party of wonderfully unforgettable characters, making fantastical memories as you go. Everyone always has a favorite character and a preferredℱ way to play. But some characters tend to fall a little lower than others, be it in ꦺpersonality or combat ability.
7 Sharla
Now Sharla being at the bottom of this list isn't to say she's a bad character in any way. But someone just had to take the fall, and that person had to be Sharla. She's lovable but firm. She's constantly looking out for the people around her and wary of others, though she warms up to the party in no time.
In terms of gameplay, she's a pretty standard healer. Thing is, her gun eventually overheats and requires expert knowledge to really bring out her true potential. With good use, you can bypass plenty of her cooldowns with her unique ability, but she rarely does so accurately herself and requires a very different form of play to manage yourself.
6 Reyn
Reyn is a great guy. Everyone knows him. He's lovable, a bit of an idiot but will look out for his friends no matter what. He's a bit of a himbo that way. And as a shining example for himbos everywhere, he plays the role of a tank, taking any hits meant for the part and drawing aggro away, while retaining good offensive ability.
Thing is, he kinda caps at that. He's great and very much essential! He's also one of the few party members who will do his intended actions while not being controlled, drawing attention away from the party. He has some high-damage attacks and dazing moves, but they're more for keeping attention rather than ending battles.
5 Melia
Following the slightly altered party dynamics central to Xenoblade Chronicles, Melia is the mage character, though she can be played much more offensively than the typical mage. She's somewhat uptight, raised in an environment where she was expected to be continually formal and can come off as stiff, even if there's a loving interior beneath it all.
Her combat is a bit different from most, with Melia having very few attack arts, instead summoning elementals that perform auto-attacks. Melia's unique talent lets her discharge all her summons at once to cause massive damage, though she rarely does this well herself. When used right though, she can be a powerhouse even by herself.
4 Riki
Riki is...a lot to deal with. He's a funny little guy, though definitely a bit overbearing, both in terms of personality and even just his voice. He is loud and proud, unashamed to sing his own praises, and doesn't have much of a sense for personal space, though it all comes from a place of genuine care.
The thing with Riki though, is that he's actually an incredibly versatile fighter. He has just so much HP and can act as a tank, like Reyn. But instead of heavy damaging attacks (though he does still have some) Riki has lots of status effects arts, like sending everyone to sleep, feigning death to heal, and plenty of elemental attacks. He can just play so many roles.
3 Dunban
Briefly played at the beginning of the game, Dunban is instantly introduced as a hero, someone with immense skill and determination to seek justice. He's a bit like Melia in that regard, a stoic character who has tasked themselves with the goal of protecting everyone. No matter what, he will protect those close to him, even at his own loss.
Dunban functions like something of a lone wolf. He can draw aggro and deal great damage, though actually has quite low health, requiring great use of his agility to keep going. Plenty of his abilities revolve around buffing himself too, meaning he doesn't have to rely on other party members to keep him effective either. He's a one-man army, basically.
2 Fiora
Though she only has a brief appearance at the beginning, with an eventual reappearance later on, Fiora proves herself to be irreplaceable. She's a loving person, expressing much of the same sentiment of Dunban much more outwardly. She's blunt with her words and can easily read others to make them feel better, but isn't afraid to risk herself to help them either.
Initially, she's a simple agile character, though after her reappearance is the only character besides Shulk to be able to effectively fight against Mechon. On top of that, her unique talent changes depending on her footwear, her agility is crazy high, and her arts allow her to take on many roles, from damage dealer to doling out status effects and helping the party.
1 Shulk
It might seem almost unfair to put the protagonist in the top spot, but with the Monado, Shulk gains great abilities. Thing is, Shulk can't function without his friends, whether we're talking about combat or he himself. The Monado's buffs apply to everyone, and plenty of his regular abilities rely on his allies supporting him. He's not the hero who can accomplish anything by himself.
Plenty of his Mondao arts revolve around damaging Mechon, purging status effects and sending out buffs. For his own arts, they're all about positioning. Regular hits will hurt, but with the right placement, they'll usually deal a secondary effect like dazing, reducing defense, and so on. He's versatile, but in the sense that he needs to do everything, rather than be built a certain way.
