Rex

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Rex
Species	Leftherian
Gender	Male
Age	15 (XC2)
Designer	Masatsugu Saito
Japanese VA	Hiro Shimono
English VA	Al Weaver (XC2) Fergus O'Donnell (FR)
Appearances	Xenoblade Chronicles 2 Torna ~ The Golden Country Future Redeemed Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Karaoke JOYSOUND for Nintendo Switch

This article is about Rex in general. For gameplay information, see Rex/Gameplay (XC2) or Rex/Gameplay (FR).

Rex (レックス) is the main protagonist of Xenoblade Chronicles 2 and a playable character in Future Redeemed. He is a salvager and the Driver of Pyra and later Mythra, the Aegis. His goal is to take them to Elysium to fulfill their dream and save Alrest from its fall.

Appearance and personality

Rex is a teenage boy with brown hair and yellow eyes. He wears a blue diving suit with brown and gold accents, mainly for use during his salvaging work. Not long through the game, an X-shaped segment of Pyra's Core Crystal appears on his chest. In Future Redeemed, Rex has a muscular build and his hair grew larger and now sports a small goatee. Rex wears a sleeveless vest with a collar similar to his younger year's salvaging suit, a skintight turtleneck, black pants with a tailcoat, and black boots. Rex lost his left eye in a battle and is now scarred. While on Aionios, Rex wields the Firelight Swords.

Rex is enthusiastic, but inexperienced at anything outside his line of work, and rather naïve. He strives to protect and support his friends, often blaming himself whenever they are hurt or killed. However, this desire to protect others often becomes foolhardiness, which ultimately leads to more suffering than there would have been otherwise. Rex's key character trait is his persistent optimism, which notably impacts many other characters in the story, such as Pyra, Mythra, and Jin.

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Story arc

Xenoblade Chronicles 2

The story opens with Rex salvaging out of the Cloud Sea of Alrest from aboard the small Titan Azurda, whom he calls Gramps. Rex is worried about the titans dying out, which seems to be happening more often lately, and whether the fabled Elysium of the World Tree truly exists. The two go to the Argentum Trade Guild so Rex can sell what he salvaged. While there, he is unexpectedly summoned by Bana, Chairman of the guild. Elite salvagers from Leftheria have been requested by a picky crew, and a huge sum of money is involved. There is some dissent amongst the rest of the crew over accepting Rex - he butts heads with Nia and has to defend himself from Malos, but they board the C.S.E.V. Maelstrom and move out.

The target ship is located, Rex and the other salvagers raise it, and the search begins. Jin decides Rex should join the search, so he does. The search crew finds doors blocked by what Jin calls "Addam's Crest", which will only open for a Leftherian, so Rex is ordered to open them. As he is therefore the first to enter, he is the first to reach the treasure inside: a woman sealed in a glass compartment in the wall. Intrigued, he sees a glowing green crystal on a sword stuck in the ground before him, and touches it despite Malos yelling at him not to. Jin instantly kills him and destroys the sword in an "act of mercy".

Rex wakes up in a grassy field, seeing the sealed woman standing beside a lone tree. Her name is Pyra, and she says they are in Elysium - or rather, a memory of it. She wishes to return to Elysium, and revives Rex using half her life force, making him her Driver. Part of the Core Crystal appears in Rex's chest, and the Aegis is recalled into his hand. He helps Pyra break free of Malos, and the two fight him off so the other salvagers can escape. Nia and her Blade Dromarch join Rex's side, and a mysterious black ship's arrival is countered by Azurda's appearance. Rex, Pyra, Nia, and Dromarch all escape on Azurda, but he is shot down and crashes on Gormott. Gramps dies not long after the crash, but manages to survive by reverting himself into a larval stage, so Rex carries him around in his helmet.

Nia guides the party to Torigoth, where Rex witnesses hopeful Drivers trying to resonate with new Blades, and learns just how unusual Pyra is compared to the normal ones. He then has a run-in with the local law military, who ding him for being an unregistered Driver and hanging with the supposed criminal Nia, but he gets away with the help of new friend Tora. Tora has been looking for a Driver friend, and while Rex thinks he's too new for that, he accepts it. They work together to finish building Tora's Artificial Blade, Poppi, so they can rescue Nia from the authorities. They successfully do so, but only because it's a trap; he has to fight through Consul Dughall to escape a battleship and then runs directly into Special Inquisitor Mòrag and her Blade Brighid. Mòrag wants to take Pyra away so her power as the Aegis can't be used to destroy entire continents again, but Rex remains determined to keep her away from anyone else. With teamwork and quick thinking, he helps the party escape.

Now with a bigger team to help the journey, Rex determines that they should try to just go straight to the World Tree from here. Obtaining a boat from Tora's uncle Umon, he sails the group up to the Great Void, the ring of emptiness that separates the Cloud Sea from the World Tree's trunk. Before anyone can decide how to proceed, a giant metal serpent attacks, causing them to get eaten by the nearby Titan of Uraya. As they work towards getting out, they run into a man called Vandham. He connects with Rex, freely offering advice for not only his quest but being a Driver and with life in general. Rex commits once again to helping Pyra achieve her dream, despite the fact that, as Vandham notices, they share wounds and, by extension, mortality. After Pyra is lured into fighting Malos and Akhos alone, Rex and the others rush to meet her and join the fight, but are badly overmatched. Vandham sacrifices himself to buy time for everyone to escape, but Rex is too overcome by grief and anger over Vandham's death to do so, forcing Mythra to awaken in order to save him.

At and after Vandham's funeral the next day, Rex affirms separately to both Mythra and Pyra that he wants to keep them safe, and that he believes their power is the power to protect others. While preparing to board a ship to Mor Ardain, Rex muses with the others on whether he should awaken the Core Crystal of Vandham's former Blade Roc, when Roc's Core Crystal is stolen by Gormotti youth; the party chases them down and learns that they stole Roc with the hopes of awakening him and using him to take vengeance on the bandits that destroyed their village. Rex persuades the children against it and decides to awaken Roc himself in order to defeat the bandits before bringing the children to Argentum so they can become salvagers. After the party arrives in Mor Ardain, Rex forms a temporary alliance with Morag as they seek the location and intentions of Lila.

In Chapter 5, Rex guides the party (now including Morag and Brighid, as well as Fan la Norne) through Leftheria to his hometown of Fonsett Village, where he is reunited with the other young people of the village and Corinne, his "Auntie" who raised him. Rex brings Pyra to see his parents' graves and talk to them, where he once again resolves to go to Elysium with Pyra. Corinne reveals Rex's backstory in a conversation with Pyra afterwards: he was brought to Fonsett by his parents when he was about two years old; his father died shortly before arriving, and his mother died shortly afterwards. Corinne comments that she believes Rex still misses his mother, and that Pyra reminds Corinne of her; the revelations upset Pyra greatly.

In the Indoline Praetorium, Rex is finally granted his audience with Praetor Amalthus, who agrees to help the party on their quest towards Elysium, but Rex observes that his mannerisms and speech resemble those of Malos. Rex also exhibits a seeming infatuation with Fan la Norne, which Nia teases him about. Also while in Indol, Rex asks Pyra about Addam, who says that he was a noble, brave man and that Rex reminds both her and Mythra of him; Rex becomes extremely flustered by this. When a Titan weapon begins attacking Temperantia, Rex correctly suspects that Torna is involved and agrees to go with Morag to investigate; the rest of the party (including newcomers Zeke and Pandoria) comes along as well. The party shuts down the weapon and forces its operator, Jin, to retreat; however, Fan is killed by Jin in the battle, causing Rex to lament his continued inability to save those he cares about.

At Fan's funeral, Nia notes to Mythra that Rex appears unusually lost in thought, but Mythra states that it'd be best for him to be left alone. After dispatching with Chairman Bana one last time at the leaders' summit, Amalthus directs the party to Tantal to retrieve the Omega Fetter, which is necessary to open the path to the World Tree. In the Tantalese capital Theosoir, after King Eulogimenos is presented with a document from Amalthus, Pyra is captured while Rex and the other party members (save Zeke and Pandoria) are imprisoned. They manage to free themselves and rescue Pyra from Eulogimenos's attempt to destroy her using an ether cannon, but the cannon's usage inadvertently sends Tantal's titan, Genbu, tumbling towards the bottom of the Cloud Sea. Despite the king just having tried to kill Pyra (and, by extension, Rex, although Eulogimenos did not know this), Rex decides to venture towards Genbu's head to repair the Omega Fetter and save the titan. Although they are able to save Tantal, they are met by Torna and easily defeated by the true form of Jin. Jin prepares to kill Rex while preserving Pyra by removing his Core Crystal, but before he is able to, Pyra directs Siren's laser to aim on herself, threatening to destroy herself and ruin Torna's plans unless they let Rex and the others live. Jin agrees and refers to Rex as a childish fool who could not recognize Pyra's suffering before he and Torna abscond; Rex cries out for Pyra one last time before collapsing in the snow.

Rex spends the next three days recovering and nursing his wounds in a Theosoir inn. After finally waking up, he declares to the rest of the party that he plans to abandon his quest for Elysium and return to being a salvager in Argentum, reasoning that he was never worthy of being the Aegis's driver and that Pyra will be better off without him, as their journey has largely caused her pain. Nia, Brighid, and Poppi each make impassioned pleas for Rex to continue his journey, as he has been a strong motivation to each of them and Pyra cared for him enough to be willing to sacrifice herself for him. After hearing them and being told of the existence of a third Aegis sword which will allow them to defeat Jin, Rex agrees to attempt to rescue Pyra and Mythra. Rex and the party journey through the Spirit Crucible Elpys, where Rex notably grows closer to Nia, and reach the third sword, which is guarded by an army of Phantasms of Addam. With Rex struggling, Nia awakens to her Blade form in order to save him and confesses her love for him; Rex awkwardly responds that he loves her "and all you guys", and the party defeats the Phantasms thanks to Rex driving Nia.

Rex is then transported to the vision of Elysium where he first met Pyra, where Addam talks to him about Rex's true desires; he tells Addam that his desire is for the power to protect those he cares about, most importantly Pyra and Mythra. Addam reminds Rex that one man cannot protect everything, and tells him that he needs to carry the weight of the fear Pyra and Mythra carry in order to become their true Driver. Understanding what he now has to do, Rex takes the third sword, which promptly disintegrates; despite the others' dismay, Rex affirms that they have everything they need to save Pyra and Mythra. Thanks to a vision he saw after grasping the third Aegis Sword, Rex identifies Pyra's location as the Cliffs of Morytha. Rex and Nia defeat Malos, who has regained his Aegis powers thanks to Pyra, but find that Pyra has been reduced to little more than an unconscious husk. Jin and Malos, who survived what appeared to be a fall to his death, mock Rex's futility, and Rex declares to them that while he was stupid before for not understanding Pyra and Mythra's true feelings, he now knows what it means to be Driver and Blade and resolves to defeat them, save Pyra, and reach Elysium.

During the ensuing fight, the party is on the verge of defeat due to Jin's ability to negate Nia's healing. While Rex is dueling Jin, Pyra and Mythra are somehow able to communicate with him and beg him to abandon them, telling him that their being together has only brought Rex pain and that they only wanted to go to Elysium so they could ask the Architect to end their otherwise immortal lives. Rex passionately swears not to abandon them (confessing his love for them in the process), and cries out for them to join him; Rex is brought to a vision of Artifice Aion, which Pyra explains is the fullness of their power. After asking Pyra whether she loves this world, to which she responds that she does, because Rex is in it, he joins hands with Pyra and Mythra and awakens their true form, Pneuma, who grants him a new outfit to match with hers. With Pneuma's incredible powers, Rex easily defeats Jin and has the chance to kill him, but hesitates after seeing the immense sadness in his eyes. However, a battle between the Artifices Ophion and Siren destroys the cliff everyone was fighting on, sending the entire party and Jin below the Cloud Sea into the Land of Morytha.

After catching Mythra up on the events that transpired when she was captured, Rex encounters Jin on the verge of death against a Guldo. He rushes to save Jin, and Mythra reluctantly agrees to help and then (as Pneuma) repair his Core Crystal. Rex, Mythra, Jin, Gramps, Brighid, and Poppi proceed to the remains of the Tornan Titan, where Jin informs Rex of the life cycle of Blades and the history of Torna, including Amalthus's attack on the survivors that killed Lora. Rex doubts that Jin genuinely wants to eliminate humanity, which Jin refutes; the two are seemingly about to begin fighting when they are interrupted by the Infernal Guldo. Rex reunites with the rest of the party and defeats the Guldo, but is horrified to discover a human ID card among its remains. As the party begins climbing the World Tree, Rex muses on Amalthus, reasoning that he hates the entire world and likely seeks to destroy it; right on cue, Amalthus begins attacking both Torna and the party to prevent anyone from meeting the Architect. Amalthus, using his powers as the Master Driver and with Haze's implanted Core Crystal, attempts to control Mythra into destroying Torna with Siren; Rex summons a massive beam of light to temporarily block his control. Rex, Mythra, and Poppi then work together to destroy the amplification towers on Indol's titan which power Amalthus; they do so successfully, but are then faced by a massive laser beam and saved by Torna's Mikhail, who asks Rex if he has found his answer as to why they all exist and implores him to tell Jin.

Near the top of the World Tree, Zeke asks Rex about his thoughts on the world, and humanity, to confirm that he is different from Amalthus; Rex states that although there exist plenty of bad people, life is about taking the good with the bad, and so he likes people. Rex confronts Jin for the final time, who questions why Rex seeks to open Elysium to humans, as they would likely turn it into another Torna or Morytha. Rex states that he'd prevent something like that from happening, and when he's gone, the Blades passed down would carry that mission on, as is their purpose in his eyes. Jin appears sympathetic to Rex's worldview, but they are interrupted by Amalthus, who has taken a monstrous form thanks to absorbing the data from cleansed Core Crystals. Amalthus claims that humanity has never changed since the days of Morytha, but Rex counters that, in fact, it has been Amalthus who has stopped anyone who tried to change, such as Lora. The party struggles to defeat the Praetor, but Jin sacrifices himself to end his archnemesis once and for all, telling Rex to carry his answer about the purpose of Blades on to Malos. Rex mourns Jin's death along with Mythra and Gramps.

After ascending to the First Low Orbit Station, Rex finally reaches Elysium, but finds that instead of the lush paradise it was in Pyra's dream, it is a barren wasteland. Rex is despondent, but is persuaded by Morag to investigate a church in the distance, where the Architect resides. Rex's fellow party members disappear, and when he runs after them, he is confronted by ghostlike versions of them which seem to confirm his insecurities regarding them; Nia attacks him for choosing Pyra instead of her, Morag condemns him for dragging her away from her country in desperate times, Tora and Zeke express jealousy over Rex being the Driver of the Aegis, and Gramps bemoans the endless, pointless existence of a Titan. Finally, he comes home to Fonsett to find a loving Pyra and Mythra waiting to eat dinner with him, but their personalities are reversed, making Rex fear that he didn't understand them after all; overwhelmed, Rex breaks down crying, and Pyra asks that the Architect end what was a trial to see the heroes' hearts.

The Architect reveals himself as Klaus, a human scientist who, after abandoning hope for humanity, used the Conduit in an attempt to create a new universe, but instead destroyed the world and virtually everyone in it, with the few survivors transforming into Guldos after failing to replace their brain cells with Core Crystals. In an attempt to atone, Klaus created the world anew, but was dismayed to find that the new incarnation of humanity was much the same as the old one, and so did nothing to stop Amalthus from stealing the cores that became Malos and Mythra, nor the destruction afterwards. However, Klaus states that seeing Rex's bond with Pyra and Mythra has brought him some hope again, and he urges them to stop Malos, who is using Aion to destroy the world. Rex thanks Klaus for giving them all life before proceeding to the Aion Hangar to confront Malos, where he tries to convince him that Malos's evil is only the result of Amalthus. Malos states that he doesn't care where his motivations came from, especially after seeing what became of Jin, and fights the party one last time. Rex and Pneuma destroy Aion and fatally wound Malos, leading both he and Rex to ponder what Malos's life could have been if Rex was his driver rather than Amalthus; Malos expresses contentment with how his life turned out before dying.

Immediately afterwards, the First Low Orbit Station begins to shake rapidly, and Pneuma reveals that, due to the Conduit's disappearance after Klaus's death (at the hands of Shulk, as depicted in Xenoblade Chronicles, the events of which are occurring simultaneously in another universe), the station is set to fall on Alrest, almost certainly destroying the world. Pneuma tells them that they can prevent this by activating a set of booster rockets in a lower part of the station, and so Rex sets off with the rest of the party. However, when they reach the room where the boosters supposedly are, they find that they are actually escape pods, and Rex turns around to find Pneuma across a bridge. She tells him that this was the first lie she ever told him, and that the only way to prevent Alrest's destruction is by using Aion to annihilate the space station, which will result in her death. In disbelief, Rex attempts to cross over to join her so they can at least die together, first by failing to grapple across the bridge and then by asking Poppi to fly him; Poppi tearfully says that she promised Pneuma not to help Rex in this situation, and so Rex is forced to confront that he'll have to live without her, which is made possible by Pneuma repairing his heart and leaving her Core Crystal with him. After being consoled by Morag, Zeke, and Gramps, who remind Rex that he needs to be able to accept the decision of the girl he loves, Rex manages to say goodbye and enter the escape pod, screaming the name of either Pyra or Mythra (depending on which the player chose as Pneuma's name in Chapter 8) as they escape.

Rex and the party fly over the Cloud Sea on the back of Gramps, who was restored to his adult form by Pneuma, and witness Klaus's "last gift": all the titans converging to form a new, permanent landmass. Rex looks at the sky and prepares to begin a new life, but Pneuma's Core Crystal begins glowing in his hand and a blinding green light appears in front of the party, where Pyra and Mythra, now in separate bodies, are waiting; after they reunite with Poppi, Nia pushes Rex towards them and the game ends.

Torna ~ The Golden Country

Rex appears twice during the game. Firstly, as Mythra goes berserk aboard her Siren while battling Malos at The Soaring Rostrum, a flash-forward plays that shows Rex a few times: resonating with Pyra in Dreamworld Elysium, with Mythra after her awakening at Olethro Playhouse, at Gotrock Oracle Ruins, and finally reaching his hands out in Aion's Hangar before Pneuma's awakening. He later appears during the game's ending - as Pyra is shown resting on the Ancient Ship, a door opens with Rex behind it, referencing the scene in the beginning of the main game.

Xenoblade Chronicles 3

While not present within the narrative of Xenoblade Chronicles 3, a statue in his honor can be found in Memorial Hall in the City, representing House Cassini alongside the other five Founders.

A picture of Rex is later seen in the game's ending, where he stands over Pyra, Mythra, and Nia. All three women are seen holding babies, with him standing over them; it is heavily implied that he married all three of them, and that the babies are all his.

Future Redeemed

Rex's Future Redeemed artwork.

Rex, alongside Shulk, and Z are first seen confronting Alpha, telling Shulk that nothing will get through to Alpha as to him, he's a heartless machine. Alpha then unleashes a powerful attack, costing Rex his left eye.

Over a decade later, Rex shields Nikol from a Ferronis laser, much like Shulk saved Glimmer. After W's defeat, he inquires about who fed Moebius their location, Panacea points out Glimmer. Rex then scolds her for such irresponsible behavior. Shortly after, however, he expresses regret to Linka, who recognized Glimmer as well, and notes that Shulk faces a similar dilemma with Nikol, much to Rex's surprise.

Alongside Shulk, the other Liberator leader, he would guide the young squad of adventurers to Colony 9, their home base.

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Lore

• Rex was brought to Leftheria as a young child, his parents presumably fleeing a war or the death of their Titan. His mother would die shortly after delivering Rex to Fonsett safely, and his father would be found dead not far from the village. While this implies he is not from Leftheria proper, he has Leftherian traits and can open doors in the Ancient Ship and Spirit Crucible that are said to be accessible only to Leftherians. This means that either he is from a close enough region to still be considered ethnically Leftherian, or his family/ancestors were originally from Leftheria and moved elsewhere only recently.
  • Rex's father died at the Ansel Hatchery, provided the location was not simply a reused asset for the scene.
  • Furthermore, it is implied that Rex may be a descendant of Addam, being a native Leftherian, Mythra's second Driver, and similarities of the two both in appearance and demeanor. However, there is little to guarantee this.
• Rex is a very outgoing and independent individual, shown to be capable of supporting himself as a salvager, but also supporting his adoptive family in Fonsett Village.
  • While he is 15 during the events of Xenoblade Chronicles 2, he states that he has been working as a salvager for several years prior to Bana contracting him for a salvage operation at Torna's behest.
• A photo can be seen at the end of Xenoblade Chronicles 3 depicting Rex noticeably older than he was in Xenoblade 2, standing behind Pyra, Mythra, and Nia, all of whom are holding babies. The implication is then that he is the father of all three children.
  • Given that he directly identifies Glimmer as his daughter to Shulk and A in Future Redeemed, almost certainly this makes Pyra Glimmer's mother, as well would make him Mio's father by extension.
    • This would mean that three of the City's six Houses are descended from Rex; Vandham and Doyle being descendants of Mio, and Glimmer directly being the founder of House Rhodes.
• Rex and Shulk would found the Liberators, a group dedicated to fighting Moebius and restoring their worlds back to order; the precursor to the Lost Numbers.
  • While Rex lost his eye against Alpha, historical records would attribute this injury to Moebius.
• While in Aionios, Rex would care for Linka like a child of his own, between Rex being close to her parents, and both being among the few people to not be assimilated by Origin when the worlds Intersected.

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As a boss

• Stoutheart Rex (FR)
• Stoutheart Rex (XC3)

As a party member

Xenoblade Chronicles 2

Main article: Rex/Gameplay (XC2)

As the main character of the game, Rex is the Driver playable for the longest time. He is the only Driver who can wield the Aegis Sword (not including Addam in Torna ~ The Golden Country) and the Catalyst Scimitar. In chapter 7, Pneuma can be called exclusively by Rex, making him especially strong in Chain Attacks. He also becomes the Master Driver in chapter 8, allowing him to use any Blade (except for any of Tora's Blades).

Xenoblade Chronicles 3

Main article: Rex/Gameplay (XC3)

Rex is a Hero that can be added to the party after completing the Time Attack mission The Two Saviors.

Future Redeemed

Main article: Rex/Gameplay (FR)

Rex is a playable character in Future Redeemed. His class is Master Driver, an Attacker class focusing on critical hits.

In Super Smash Bros. Ultimate

Rex appears in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate as a Mii Costume if the Fighter's Pass Vol. 1 is purchased. He also appears in Pyra and Mythra's taunts as well as their Final Smashes. Rex also appears as a Spirit and as of Ver. 11.0.0, can be upgraded into his Master Driver's appearance.

As a primary Spirit, Rex has the Shield type and the Ace class, and comes with three support slots with a power of 2934 at base level and 8825 at max level. He can be enhanced at Level 99 to Rex (Master Driver) with the skill "Critical-Health Stats ↑". This version has the Shield type and the Legend class, with a power of 4752 at base level and 11881 at max level.

Rex is obtainable through the Spirit Board and through Adventure mode, where he is represented by Shulk in his fifth costume (referencing Rex's hair and clothing colors).

If Challenger Pack 9 (containing Pyra and Mythra) has not been purchased, this fight will take place on the Final Destination version of Kongo Falls and the floor will be lava. Shulk (holding a Fire Bar) fights alongside Lucina in her fourth costume (representing Pyra), and they both hava lava immunity. The player will start with 120 HP, while Shulk and Lucina start at 90 HP.

If Challenger Pack 9 has been purchased, this fight will take place on the Final Destination version of Cloud Sea of Alrest with the BGM Argentum. Shulk (holding a Fire Bar) fights alongside Lucina in her fourth costume (representing Pyra). The player will start with 120 HP, while Shulk and Lucina both start at 90 HP.

Trivia

Shulk and Rex's pre-release Unity Order.

• In Xenoblade Chronicles 3, Rex, Ino, Masha, and Shulk, are the only Heroes who will not assist the party in the final battle against Z, as they are all part of the Xenoblade Chronicles 3 Expansion Pass.
• Rex is the only protagonist of the Xenoblade Chronicles series to change English voice actors between entries. In Xenoblade Chronicles 2, Al Weaver voices him. In Future Redeemed, he is voiced by Fergus O'Donnell.
• In Future Redeemed pre release material, Rex and Shulk's Unity Order seems to have a Moebius symbol, though this is missing in the final version.

In other languages

Language	Name	Meaning
English	Rex	—
Japanese	レックス	Latin for "King"
French	Rex	—
German	Rex	—
Spanish	Rex	—
Italian	Rex	—
Chinese (simplified)	莱克斯
Chinese (traditional)	雷克斯
Korean	렉스

Gallery

Main article: Rex/Gallery

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  Rex without the portion of Pyra's Core Crystal

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  Rex as the Master Driver

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  Illustration of Rex by Masatsugu Saito from his Twitter for the release of Xenoblade Chronicles 2

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  Rex in artwork celebrating the 10th anniversary of Xenoblade Chronicles