Welcome back to another episode of XenoSpectives where we take a look at different perspectives from the Xeno series! In this episode, we take a look at four cutscenes (one of which is very short and has no dialogue) from Xenoblade 2 that give us insight into why Rex’s age is so prevalent in the first chapter of Xenoblade Chronicles 2. Thanks for tuning in!

Side Note: Many conclusions made in this video are deduced through a form of literary analysis that is HEAVILY based on my PERSONAL interpretation of Xenoblade 2
The point of this series is to explore different perspectives for fun.

Outro Music:
“Carrying the Weight of Life” Xenoblade Chronicles 3 (Remixed By Dan)

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Music Used:
“Argentum (Night)” Xenoblade Chronicles 2
“Wanted Nia” Xenoblade Chronicles 2
“A Place in the Sun” Xenoblade Chronicles 2
“Where We Used to Be” Xenoblade Chronicles 2
“Carrying the Weight of Life” Xenoblade Chronicles 3
“Gramps” Night (Fonsett Village Night) Xenoblade Chronicles 2
“Friendship” Xenoblade Chronicles 2

Music Disclaimer: All Xenoblade music used during the video belongs to the publishers and copyright holders from which they originated and they fall under Fair Use in this video.

Disclaimer: This video was made for the purpose of sharing my thoughts on the Xenoblade Chronicles 2 and I am not affiliated with Nintendo, Monolithsoft, or any company mentioned in this video or any of the companies that made the games mentioned or shown in this video. I also do not own any part of anything mentioned or shown in this video. Nintendo is the official copyright holder of the Nintendo Switch and all of it's content.