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| “ | I confess... you were right about one thing. I was indeed fearful of humanity, of your threat. At the dawn of the cosmos, the Samaarians arrived from another plane. We Ganglion are forbidden from turning against them. If we ever tried, we would be destroyed. I thought that it was just a myth. And yet, here you are. The descendants of Samaar! YOU-YOU MISERABLE HUMANS! How could you be their legacy?! Such a primitive people. BARBARIC! And the stories would have us bow down before you? NEVER! | „ |
| ~ Luxaar's breakdown as he battles the heroes in the Vita. |
Luxaar is the main antagonist of Xenoblade Chronicles X. He is the leader of the Ganglion, one of the alien races that destroyed Earth.
He is voiced by the late Unshō Ishizuka in the Japanese version, and by Darin de Paul in the English version.
Biography[]
Past[]
Not much of Luxaar's past is known although what is known is that he started the war that destroyed Earth. He intended to wipe out all of humanity with this war but twenty million humans escaped on the White Whale, the lone ship that managed to get past the war unscathed.
Xenoblade Chronicles X[]
Luxaar spends most of the time in the game inside the Ganglion ship issuing orders to the Ganglion and other races forced to work for the Ganglion such as the Prone, Mamuck, and Wrothians. Also whenever one of his subordinates states that humans could be the fail safe of legend, he gets extremely angry and denies it.
However, it is revealed in the final chapter that Luxaar made a deal with Lao, a BLADE, to destroy humanity. What Lao got out of the deal is unknown though Lao most likely agreed to death at the hands of the Ganglion.
During the final chapter, it is revealed that both the Ganglion and the humans have located the Lifehold Core, the containment unit that contains all twenty million human consciences. If the unit goes offline every single human dies making this the most important battle since both races landed on Mira. The Ganglion get to the Core first but are stopped by a trion barrier. Elma's team head inside the core to reboot the system but are stopped by Luxaar who manages to get through the barrier using the Vita engaging in combat with the humans.
During the battle, Luxaar reveals that the Ganglion are indeed fearful of humanity. He reveals that the Samaarians came from another plane of existence and should the Ganglion turn against them they would be destroyed. He also reveals that he thought the Samaarians had been destroyed and yet here humanity is, the descendants of the Samaarians. He then executes the second form of the Vita to fight the humans.
The humans manage to destroy the Vita and celebrate their victory. However, Luxaar remains alive and begins firing energy spheres at the computer inside the Core in a last-ditch attempt to turn off the core and kill all twenty million humans. This action causes the Core to create biological weapons to defend itself. With attacks coming on both sides, the humans are destined to die until Lao appears backstabbing Luxaar.
As soon as the biological weapons are taken care of, the Vita starts to sink down into the protoplasm taking both Luxaar and Lao with it. Luxaar begins to dissolve into the protoplasm realizing that it is human DNA and that the legend was indeed true. Lao then emerges as a chimera having absorbed all kinds of DNA, including Luxaar's, and engages Elma's team in combat. Halfway through the battle, Lao reveals that Luxaar is a part of him now and that he retains Luxaar's memories. Lao reveals the reason the Ganglion feared humanity so much was because the Samaarians were the creators of the Ganglion. Elma's team destroys the chimera, ending Luxaar once and for all. This also results in the destruction of the Ganglion army.
Gallery[]
Trivia[]
- Ironically, Luxaar was the cause of his own demise. Had Luxaar continued his plans and not destroyed Earth in fear, humanity would not have landed on Mira and Luxaar could have used the Vita to revive the Great One as he intended to.
- In the E3 2014 trailer for Xenoblade Chronicles X, Luxaar was named "Luxzaal".
External Links[]
- Luxaar on the Pure Evil Wiki
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