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Saltat

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Saltat
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Species Saltat
Category Theroids
Location Primordia, Noctilum, Oblivia, Cauldros
Level range 11 - 70


Saltats are enemies in Xenoblade Chronicles X under the Theroid classification. These massive birds are known for the large jewel in the middle of their belly, the eye-like patterns on their wings, and the loud trumpet-like noises they make.

Saltats are similar to Liceors.

Description

Though flightless, these avians make their homes at high elevations, preying on fish and crustaceans that they suck into their trumpet-like mouths. Relatively intelligent creatures, some saltats are known to also display a penchant for combat.

During mating season, males blow rainbow bubbles as a way to attract a mate. They then perform a frenzied dance of courtship as the bubbles drift. Failure to impress will dash all prospects of mating, spurring young males to improve themselves by learning at the feet of senior saltats. The relationship is mutually beneficial, with disciples blowing bubbles to help their tutors' own romantic endeavors. Even after gaining nests of their own, they continue to look after their aging masters.

In combat

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Attribute resistances
Attribute Resistance
XCX Attribute icon physical.png Physical ​0%
XCX Attribute icon beam.png Beam ​0%
XCX Attribute icon ether.png Ether ​-25%
XCX Attribute icon thermal.png Thermal ​-50%
XCX Attribute icon electric.png Electric ​0%
XCX Attribute icon gravity.png Gravity ​0%

Variations

Saltats come in eight variations, based on their jewel type (four types) and their color (red or blue):

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In each case, destroying the jewel at the center guarantees the drop (with at least 75% Treasure Sensor active).

In general, all saltats drop these items:

Enemy List

Normal Enemies

Name Location Min. Level Max. Level
Caged Saltat Cauldros 41 50
Citrine Saltat Primordia 31 40
Cloud Saltat Cauldros 51 60
Crater Saltat Cauldros 41 50
Crested Saltat Cauldros 41 50
Droll Saltat Primordia 21 30
Fiasco Saltat Cauldros 31 40
Garnet Saltat Primordia 51 60
Gypsy Saltat Cauldros 41 50
Imbecile Saltat Oblivia 41 50
Island Saltat Cauldros 11 20
Itinerant Saltat Oblivia 21 30
Jade Saltat Noctilum 11 20
Jocular Saltat Noctilum 11 20
Mystic Saltat Oblivia 31 40
Native Saltat Oblivia 21 30
Prisoner Saltat Oblivia 11 20
Rapture Saltat Oblivia 41 50
Ruby Saltat Primordia 51 60
Saffron Saltat Primordia 31 40
Sluggish Saltat Oblivia 51 60
Sorrowful Saltat Oblivia 31 40
Strange Saltat Cauldros 31 40
Viridian Saltat Primordia 21 30
Witless Saltat Cauldros 31 40

Tyrants

Name Location Min. Level Max. Level
Aria, the Zauberflöte Noctilum 13 13
Bressole, the Fugitive Oblivia Waters 55 55
Jarosch, the Sensational Noctilum (Rustpool Banks) 23 23
Rolf, the Sonorous Oblivia 44 44
Sapara, the Laconic Primordia 22 22
Wenzel, the Inebriated Oblivia 70 70
Zdenka, the Raucous Primordia 60 60
Zorn, the Wanderer Cauldros (Old Ceremonial Hollow) 56 56

Mission-specific enemies

Name Location Min. Level Max. Level
Jovial Saltat Noctilum 13 15

Bosses

Name Location Min. Level Max. Level

Other Enemies

Name Location Min. Level Max. Level

In other languages

Language Name Meaning
United Kingdom flag.svg English Saltat From salto, Latin meaning "to dance" or "to jump"
Japan flag.svg Japanese サルタート
France flag.svg French Saltat
Germany flag.svg German Saltat
Spain flag.svg Spanish Saltato
Italy flag.svg Italian Saltat