Malos monado

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Malos’ Monado is the weapon used by Malos, this Monado comes from the fact that Malos himself is in fact the personification of Logos, one of the three cores of the Trinity

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You're browsing the GameFAQs Message Boards as a guest. Sign Up for free (or Log In if you already have an account) to be able to post messages, change how messages are displayed, and view media in posts.This topic contains spoilers - you can click, tap, or highlight to reveal themBoardsXenoblade Chronicles 2*SPOILERS* Why the f*** does Malos have... *SPOILERS*ShadowSilver13 (Topic Creator)7 years ago#31game_wiz101 posted...TC... are you legitimately complaining because we didn’t see this in a cutscene prior to the fight?I'm complaining that we didn't see it at all. I want you to understand that in writing, introduction is an essential point to the story. You don't seem to understand what my point is here.I'll spell it out.Malos has a Monado. Like in Xenoblade 1, right? However, he does not acknowledge having it. He has never had it so far. And up until this point, I didn't know the two games were connected. So I see the Monado, and I can assume one of two things:1. Its an Easter Egg like in Xenoblade X, since apparently its not important to Malos2. Its an actual plot element, important in some way, actually so important that it confirms a connection between this game and its prequel, even though its not acknowledged by anyone in the storyYou see how this can be confusing?"Pizza Mozzarella, Pizza Mozzarella,Rella, Rella, Rella, Rella..." -Gyro Zeppeligame_wiz101 7 years ago#32WoeChosenChild posted...Buuuut after seeing mid-chapter 10 cutscenes, it makes sense why they wouldn't. Probably will still bother TC, but it's not illogical.No it’s pretty illogical. Asking questions about why plot is happening when he still has 3 chapters to go makes as much sense as expecting the party of XC2 to know about the monado. Had TC finished the game and then had plot questions, that’d be another story.3DS FC: 1375-7722-0434GT: SmokyJoMama, PSN: SmokyJoMama-samaShadowSilver13 (Topic Creator)7 years ago#33Blaze4 posted...Blaze4 posted...Long story short its pretty much just a fanservice easter egg. but if you really want an explanation that is an endgame spoiler here it goes.the Architect was a scientist,Klaus(Zanza), from a previous world, much like our earth, world. he did an experiment that accidentally formed 2 alternate universes alongside his disagreeing co worker/love interest Galea(lady Meyneth). the end resulted in the formation of 2 different worlds. the one in which Shulk exist in XC1 and the world of Alrest in XC2. the monado itself is merely a tool that can be created from any of the 3 Blades (its just a device that can manipulate data that augments our physical reality, i.e. visons, slowing down time, moving faster than the speed of light). these 3 Blades are known as Pnuema(Pyra/Mythra), Logos(Malos), and Ontos(who is most likely Alvis from XC1). Ontos went over to the other world to help keep Klaus other half in check he made a physical manifestation of the monado, a key that can manipulate that world alone to watch and observe how it would unfold in the homs hands(humans). Malos made a 'Monado' in the same sense

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You're browsing the GameFAQs Message Boards as a guest. Sign Up for free (or Log In if you already have an account) to be able to post messages, change how messages are displayed, and view media in posts.BoardsXenoblade Chronicles 2So apparently malos's sword is..... (Major Spoilers)Gamersoft 6 years ago#1The monado? and their Blades can change from the frontlines of combat to the back in order to unleash powerful context-sensitive abilities. Together, you’ll fight for the survival of mankind, under threat by Malos, who wields the legendary sword, The Monado.empireoffire 6 years ago#2We've known this since Chapter 7.Gordon Freeman is now these hands... i must kill the next boss and live up to full-life consequences!#3(message deleted)Enix4 6 years ago#4empireoffire posted...We've known this since Chapter 7.Gamersoft (Topic Creator)6 years ago#5empireoffire posted...We've known this since Chapter 7.But it wasn't called the monado though. It was just called the aegis sword.chang3ling 6 years ago#6empireoffire posted...We've known this since Chapter 7.~"She is called Yasammez," the stranger said. "She is one of the oldest. She is death, and she has been loosed on your kind at last."mysteriouslurke 6 years ago#7Gamersoft posted...empireoffire posted...We've known this since Chapter 7.But it wasn't called the monado though. It was just called the aegis sword.He screams out Monado (insert extra word here) in Chapter 7 battles though.Gamersoft (Topic Creator)6 years ago#8mysteriouslurke posted...Gamersoft posted...empireoffire posted...We've known this since Chapter 7.But it wasn't called the monado though. It was just called the aegis sword.He screams out Monado (insert extra word here) in Chapter

Monado arts used by malos? - GameFAQs

✔This Article Contains Spoilers - WARNING: This article contains major spoilers. If you do not wish to know vital information on plot / character elements in a story, you may not wish to read beyond this warning: We hold no responsibility for any negative effects these facts may have on your enjoyment of said media should you continue. That is all. “I am Monado. I was here at the beginning. And I will proclaim the end.„~ Alvis reveals his true self.“Shulk. This new world is boundless. It is home to not only you, but many forms of life. I can see it. In this world, all life will walk towards the future and in hand.„~ Alvis' departing words.Alvis is a supporting character in Xenoblade Chronicles and its remake, Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition, as well as the main antagonist of Xenoblade Chronicles 3: Future Redeemed. He is a mysterious individual that Shulk encounters on his travels and happens to possess the ability to use the Monado effectively. Since then, he continues to play his role as an ally of Shulk and his friends, though with a secret agenda in mind.He is later revealed a disciple of Zanza and has acted as a spy with Dickson, watching over the growth of Shulk and his mastery of the Monado. However, towards the end of the final battle with Zanza, he reveals himself to be the true god of the world and the Monado itself. Upon this revelation, he restricts Zanza's power and allows. Malos’ Monado is the weapon used by Malos, this Monado comes from the fact that Malos himself is in fact the personification of Logos, one of the three cores of the Trinity

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7 years ago#36You know understanding Gnosticism actually makes it a lot easier to understand stuff like this and the plot of the Xenoblade games in general.I've got a quote that embodies you perfectly, but it's seventy-three posts long, has a few massive flowcharts, and lots of Xion-KMA to Megame_wiz101 7 years ago#37Confusing “easter egg” with “reference” is your own fault, not the devs.3DS FC: 1375-7722-0434GT: SmokyJoMama, PSN: SmokyJoMama-samaShadowSilver13 (Topic Creator)7 years ago#38game_wiz101 posted...Confusing “easter egg” with “reference” is your own fault, not the devs.Except its neither, you dolt, its an actual plot elementWhat are you on about"Pizza Mozzarella, Pizza Mozzarella,Rella, Rella, Rella, Rella..." -Gyro ZeppeliSilverBassCross 7 years ago#39ShadowSilver13 posted...game_wiz101 posted...TC... are you legitimately complaining because we didn’t see this in a cutscene prior to the fight?I'm complaining that we didn't see it at all. I want you to understand that in writing, introduction is an essential point to the story. You don't seem to understand what my point is here.I'll spell it out.Malos has a Monado. Like in Xenoblade 1, right? However, he does not acknowledge having it. He has never had it so far. And up until this point, I didn't know the two games were connected.He always had the Monado, but he hid the fact that he was a Blade. In the first fight you have with him after he reveals he is a Blade... he has the Monado.I don't see the bad writing here.Blaze4 7 years ago#40people like to argue on the internet TC. its best to ignore it. its hard for people to fully understand someone elses point of view online. its best just leave it be. it will only make you more frustrated and leave them feeling 'better than you' with the gift of hindsight for beating the game before you did.SW-7967-8787-0469. In Game Name: BlazeThere is a little bit of FireBird in all of us!BoardsXenoblade Chronicles 2*SPOILERS* Why the f*** does Malos have... *SPOILERS*

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Is the kanji "盾", which means "shield".SpeedThe symbol that appears on the Monado when Monado Speed is activated is the kanji "疾", which is the base of the word "疾く" (quickly, swiftly).PurgeThe symbol that appears on the Monado when Monado Purge is activated is the kanji "破", which means destroy/break/rend.CycloneThe symbol that appears on the Monado when Monado Cyclone is used is the kanji "轟", an onomatopoeia for "roar" or "boom"ArmourThe symbol that appears on the Monado when Monado Armour is activated is the kanji "鎧", meaning "armour".EaterThe symbol that appears on the Monado when Monado Eater is activated is the kanji "喰", which literally means "to eat (a prey)".-Quotes-Just as an extra add, here are the lines/quotes that Shulk says when activating those arts.+Enchant+"You're not invincible... Monado Enchant!"+Buster+"How's THIS,""Monado...Buster!"+Shield+"I have to protect everyone!""Monado, Shield us!"+Speed+"Monado, Save us from harm""Monado, Show me the way!"+Purge+"No escape... AHHHHH, MONADO PURGE!""THAT'S ENOUGH!"+Cyclone+"I'll blow them away, Monado Cyclone!""I'll unleash all I got!"+Armour+"Let's go!""Monado, Protect Us!"+Eater+"I'll smash you up!""Monado...Eater!"---------That's it for this favorite, I hope you enjoyed and also, thanks to Xenoblade Wikia where some of the information comes from! :,3-EmblemDThanks For Reading!

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About this mod Replaces the Dante's Devil Sword charge blade with the Monado from Xenoblade Chronicles, complete with Activated Mode and Monado Buster art symbol while in axe mode! Requirements Permissions and credits Changelogs A quick simple mod I made in a bit of a break from doing my Monster Girl line. Replaces the Dante's Devil Sword charge blade with the Monado from Xenoblade Chronicles, complete with Activated Mode and Monado Buster art symbol while in axe mode!====================Installation:Copy the nativePC folder from the modFind the folder where MHW is installed (where the .exe is. Usually C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Monster Hunter World)Paste the nativePC folder from the modUninstallation:To uninstall the armor mod, delete the following folders:-"caxe009" from ...nativePC/wp/caxe===================FAQ:Q: Can you put this on other charge blades?A: Yes and no- via file renaming, you cannot due to the way Dante's Devil Sword was programmed (thanks, Capcom...), but you can put it on other charge blades via Iceborne's Layered Weapons feature (like all the screenshots I took for this mod I actually used the Safi Drakshield with the Dante's Devil Sword set as layered).=====================

Malos' aegis weapon is the monado? - YouTube

75%Effect: Aura Seal-Monado II-Those arts are obtained after Shulk gets the Monado II in prison island, so they can't be used by the Monado INote: Eater can be obtained when having the Monado I, but due to how long it takes to get it it's listed here.Monado CycloneCycloneThe last art that Shulk unlocks when reaching a certain point in the main story, Cyclone is a very situational art that inflicts topple to enemies suffering break.Its unlockable after the Apocrypha Generator is destroyed on the Mechonis Core.Note: This art is a great addition to Shulk due that it allows Shulk to perform a break>topple>daze combo by himself.Attribute: EtherRange: Circle around ShulkDistance: 20 MTalent Gauge Cost: 100%Effect: ToppleMonado ArmourArmourOne of the two arts that its unlockable by side quest, Armour reduces the amount of Ether and physical damage the party gets, its unlockable by completing "Stop The Mechon Rampage" in The Fallen Arm.Attribute: EtherRange: All partyAggro: 15Talent Gauge Cost: 100%Effect: Ether and Physical Damage taken down.Monado EaterEaterThe seconds of the two arts that are unlockable by side quest, Eater removes all current enemy buffs and infects bleed.It's unlockable by completing "Mystery of Makna Ruins 4" in Nopon Village.Attribute: EtherRange: Fan shape infrontDistance: 15 MTalent Gauge Cost: 75%Effect: Removes buffs and causes bleed.-AP Costs and Levels-Here are the tables that show AP cost at leveling up and damage multiplier, take in mind that all Monado I arts can only be leveled up to IV.EnchantEnchantBusterBusterShieldShieldSpeedSpeedPurgePurgeCycloneCycloneArmourArmourEaterEater-Origins-Here are the meaning of the arts/symbolsEnchantThe symbol that appears on the Monado when Monado Enchant is activated is the kanji "機", which literally means "machine".BusterThe symbol that appears on the Monado when Monado Buster is activated is the kanji "斬", which literally means "to slash (a living being)".ShieldThe symbol that appears on the Monado when Monado Shield is activated. Malos’ Monado is the weapon used by Malos, this Monado comes from the fact that Malos himself is in fact the personification of Logos, one of the three cores of the Trinity

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-Welcome-This is a review of the Monado Arts in Xenoblade Chronicles (The ones that make Shulk good huehuehue) how to obtain them and other stuff like AP cost.Beware of SpoilersLet's get started-Monado I Arts-Those arts are obtainable and usable by the Monado that Shulk obtains after the events of Colony 9, they can only be leveled up to IVMonado EnchantEnchantOne of the Two arts that the Monado has since the beginning, this art allows normal weapons to pierce Mechon Armor and furthermore it increases Auto Atack Damage against Mechon.Attribute: EtherRange: All PartyAggro: 15Talent Gauge Cost: 50%Effect: Normal Weapons can damage Mechon, auto attack damage upMonado BusterBusterOne of the Two Monado Arts that the Monado Has since the beginning, this art is known for being Shulk's most powerful atack, it does damage X2 on Mechon and MachinaAttribute: PhysicalRange: Frontal LineDistance: 10 MTalent Gauge Cost: 100%Effect: Damage doubled against Mechon/Machina +20 to Party Gauge when hitting a Mechon/MachinaMonado ShieldShieldThe First of the unlockable Arts, Shield Protects The Party from the Enemy's Talent Art (Shield's level must be equal or higher than the Enemy's Talent Art)Its unlockable in the Tephra Cave when Fighting the Arachno Queen.Attribute: EtherRange: All PartyAggro: 10Talent Gauge Cost: 50%Effect: Blocks 1 Talent Art from the EnemyMonado SpeedSpeedThe second of the Unlockable Arts, Speed Gives a MASSIVE physical evade rate to the recipient, allowing him/her to dodge almost any attack.Its unlockable in the Gaur Plains when fighting the Mechon M71.Attribute: EtherRange: 1 Party memberAggro: 10Talent Gauge Cost: 75%Effect: Physical Evade rate up (190%)Monado PurgePurgeThe Third of the unlockable Arts, this art blocks the Enemy from activating any Auras, stops Enemy's Aura and removes any spike effect, it also inflicts some damage, its unlockable in Makna forest during the mission "Mystery Girl Rescue"Attribute: EtherRange: Single enemyDistance: 20 MAggro: 20Talent Gauge Cost:

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Once his power finally became restored to make himself more powerful. you can say that the physical blade that Rex carries can also be counted as a 'monado' to make Rex a more powerful fighter he just doesnt give it the name nor does Pyra/Mythra. all these evidence are found in the context of the stories plot devices left for the player to figure out and appreciate for themselves rather than the writers to straight in your face tell you @ShadowSilver13 in case you didnt read my Spoiler just know that i did not try to egg on an argument and am being informative and trying to help(bc i was in the same exact reason of thinking as you in that point of the story( which actually excited me more to continue). i could see that anyone who chose not to read the spoiler tag could approach my comment as being offensive, and i apoligize if i did. but like some of the other civil ones who explained; all will make sense toward the end. Just know that in XC1 that Shulk is not the only one who has/wields a monadoYour post is one of the most informative ones and I never mistook it as offensive, actually, thanks for taking your time to write a detailed explanation!"Pizza Mozzarella, Pizza Mozzarella,Rella, Rella, Rella, Rella..." -Gyro ZeppeliShadowSilver13 (Topic Creator)7 years ago#34game_wiz101 posted...WoeChosenChild posted...Buuuut after seeing mid-chapter 10 cutscenes, it makes sense why they wouldn't. Probably will still bother TC, but it's not illogical.No it’s pretty illogical. Asking questions about why plot is happening when he still has 3 chapters to go makes as much sense as expecting the party of XC2 to know about the monado. Had TC finished the game and then had plot questions, that’d be another story.But plot elements require acknowledgement. Its bad storytelling if there is no acknowledgement. Either that, or its an Easter Egg, and that was exactly my doubt"Pizza Mozzarella, Pizza Mozzarella,Rella, Rella, Rella, Rella..." -Gyro ZeppeliShieldlesscap 7 years ago#35ShadowSilver13 posted...game_wiz101 posted...TC... are you legitimately complaining because we didn’t see this in a cutscene prior to the fight?I'm complaining that we didn't see it at all. I want you to understand that in writing, introduction is an essential point to the story. You don't seem to understand what my point is here.I'll spell it out.Malos has a Monado. Like in Xenoblade 1, right? However, he does not acknowledge having it. He has never had it so far. And up until this point, I didn't know the two games were connected. So I see the Monado, and I can assume one of two things:1. Its an Easter Egg like in Xenoblade X, since apparently its not important to Malos2. Its an actual plot element, important in some way, actually so important that it confirms a connection between this game and its prequel, even though its not acknowledged by anyone in the storyYou see how this can be confusing?Ok...The two games are connected.Malos' Monado isn't an easter egg.HowdyHirokey123. Malos’ Monado is the weapon used by Malos, this Monado comes from the fact that Malos himself is in fact the personification of Logos, one of the three cores of the Trinity

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And installed Monado system wide:VR_OVERRIDE=~/OpenComposite XR_RUNTIME_JSON=/run/host/usr/share/openxr/1/openxr_monado.json PRESSURE_VESSEL_FILESYSTEMS_RW=$XDG_RUNTIME_DIR/monado_comp_ipc %command%Note that $XDG_RUNTIME_DIR/monado_comp_ipc is a socket used by Monado and required to be present for it to properly detect that Monado is running.You can read more about the PRESSURE_VESSEL_FILESYSTEM_RW variable and other environment variables utilized by the Steam Runtime here.Configuration fileOn startup, OpenComposite searches for a file named opencomposite.ini, first next to the openvr_api.dll file, and if it can't findthat, then it looks in the working directory (usually in the same folder as the EXE). If no file is found, that's fine and allthe default values are used.This is it's configuration file, where you can specify a number of options. These are listed in name=value format, and youcan define a comment by starting a line with ; or a #. Note the option names are case sensitive. If you specify an invalidoption, the game will immediately crash on startup. Any whitespace between the name, equals sign, and value is ignored, as is whitespaceon the end of the line. Ensure your lines do not being with whitespace however.The available options are:renderCustomHands - boolean, default enabled.Should OpenComposite render custom hands. Disable this if you really dislike the hand models, and some games (like Skyrim) come with backup models that will be used instead.handColour - colour, default #4c4c4c.The colour of the hands OpenComposite draws, as they currently lack proper textures.supersampleRatio - float, default 1.0.The supersample ratio in use - this is similar to what you would enter into SteamVR, a value of 145% in SteamVR is a value of 1.45 here. A value of 80% in SteamVR is 0.8 here, and so on. Higher numbers improve graphics, at a major performance cost.haptics - boolean, default enabled.Should haptic feedback to the controllers be enabled.admitUnknownProps - boolean, default disabled.If asked for a tracked device property it does not