Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition
Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition
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제노블레이드 크로니클스 디피니티브 에디션 (Korean), ゼノブレイド ディフィニティブ・エディション (Japanese)
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Playable Characters (Main Game English)
Alvis
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Dickson
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Dunban
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Fiora
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Melia
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Mumkhar
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Reyn
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Riki
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Sharla
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Shulk
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Bosses (Main Game English)
Disciple Dickson
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Egil
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Face Nemesis
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Jade Face
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Lorithia
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Metal Face
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Tyrea
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Xord
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Zanza
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Non-playable Characters (Main Game English)
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Playable Characters (Future Connected English)
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Miscellaneous
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Non-playable Characters (Future Connected English)
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Bosses (Future Connected English)
Comments (4)
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Reply to comment by BK_Barnz posted Jul 14, 2026 1:41 PM
Thank you so much for making a catagory for the Monado and Vision sound effects BK_Barnz! I really appreciate it!
Sorry for the late reply, I just submitted the Monado and vision sound effects. Turns out there was another .pck file that had 1400 unorganized sound files and the Monado sounds were stored there. I don't have a good way of organizing them besides going through each file manually, so it might not be 100% accurate.
Which .wav sounds are for the Monado specifically? To clarify, not Shulk's voicielines when he's castiing Monado Arts, but the idle hum and swings from cutscenes and gameplay. Been trying to find them for a Xenoblade Monado mod I'm making.
It took me 6 months to organize all the English voice files, so I have no plans on doing the Japanese files anytime soon. Within the rom itself, all the voice files are just thrown together randomly in a single folder and unlike Xenoblade 3, there's no online chart that lays out how the files are supposed to be grouped together. I just used the files from the Wii version as a template for ordering the files in the Switch version, and then I had to rely on gameplay footage and doing my own playtesting to organize the Future Connected gameplay files.
So if anyone else wants to try to organize the Japanese files, they're welcome to try.
So if anyone else wants to try to organize the Japanese files, they're welcome to try.