First Low Orbit Station
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The First Low Orbit Station, also known as Rhadamanthus, is an area in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It is on top of the World Tree and where Elysium resides. It is the final region of Xenoblade Chronicles 2. The station also makes an appearance in Xenoblade Chronicles, albeit with a different design.
Story[edit]
Xenoblade Chronicles[edit]
The station, unnamed and unexplained, is seen after the final battle where Alvis shows Shulk how the world of Bionis and Mechonis came to be. Zanza, then called Klaus, is portrayed as a scientist who destroyed the universe as a result of an experiment he conducted out of simple curiosity. A woman who Shulk identifies as Meyneth tries to stop him, but fails. The universe is destroyed and the two Titans emerge in the new universe.
Xenoblade Chronicles 2[edit]
Its origin is explained in the Siren model kit manual. When Aoidos became a government facility dedicated to studying the Conduit, an immediate course of action was to build three space elevators to hold the Orbital Ring; Minos, Aeacus, and the largest of them, Rhadamanthus. Rhadamanthus is the one that housed the First Low Orbit Station.
The Trinity Processor was created here, created to maintain the Conduit. They would create the Artifices out of a necessity to protect Rhadamanthus.
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Future Redeemed[edit]
The First Low Orbit Station appeared in a flashback during Shulk and Rex's narration on the origin of the world. The base of the station later appears as a vision shown to the party by Alpha within Origin.
Geography[edit]
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Regions[edit]
In other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning |
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 English
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First Low Orbit Station | — |
 Japanese
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First Low Orbit Station | |
 French
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Station orbitale n° 1 | Orbiting station #1 |
 German
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Innere Orbitalstation 1 | |
 Spanish
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Estación orbital n.º 1 | |
 Italian
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Prima stazione orbitale | |
 Chinese (simplified)
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第一低轨道站 | |
 Chinese (traditional)
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第一低軌道宇宙站 | |
 Korean
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제1저궤도 스테이션 |
Gallery[edit]
Xenoblade Chronicles[edit]
The First Low Orbit Station as it appears in Xenoblade Chronicles Definitive Edition
Xenoblade Chronicles 2[edit]
The First Low Orbit Station as it appears in Xenoblade Chronicles 2
The Rhadamanthus director
Rhadamanthus workers
Rhadamanthus workers
A Rhadamanthus worker informs the director that Klaus locked access to the Conduit
Rhadamanthus Portal
The entrance to Elysium
Ruins of Elysium
The Old Temple
The Architect's Room
Artifice Aion in its Hangar
Future Redeemed[edit]
The base of the First Low Orbit Station as it appears in Future Redeemed
