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Xenoblade Chronicles 2: Torna ~ The Golden Country
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European box art
Developer Monolith Soft
Publisher Nintendo
Platform Nintendo Switch
Release date Digital: 14 September 2018
Physical: 21 September 2018
Philippines 30 November 2018
Thailand 29 March 2019
Malaysia 17 January 2020

Xenoblade Chronicles 2: Torna ~ The Golden Country (ゼノブレイド2 黄金 (おうごん) (くに)イーラ) is a role-playing video game developed by Monolith Soft and published by Nintendo. It is part of the Xenoblade Chronicles 2 Expansion Pass, though it was also released as a physical game.

Playable characters[edit]

Team Lora[edit]

TTGC character portrait Lora.png TTGC character portrait Jin.png TTGC character portrait Haze.png
Lora Jin Haze

Team Addam[edit]

TTGC character portrait Addam.png TTGC character portrait Mythra.png TTGC character portrait Minoth.png
Addam Mythra Minoth

Team Hugo[edit]

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Hugo Brighid Aegaeon

Plot[edit]

Main article: Plot summary of Torna ~ The Golden Country

Torna ~ The Golden Country takes place 500 years before the events of the base game in the Kingdom of Torna. While looking for Haze, Lora and her Blade Jin find a young boy named Mikhail in the destroyed Porton Village and decide to look over him. The next day, they find a big crater near Feltley Village and meet Addam, the prince of the Tornan royal family and his Blade Mythra who attacked them. Addam then shows hidden admiration for Lora's and Jin's battle tactics. Milton shows up and tells Addam that he found Haze. Lora asks if Addam is taking Jin away from her because his Core Crystal has been stolen. He instead proposes that they should aid him in stopping Malos from further destruction. They agree, but decide to head for the village of Torigoth in Gormott first because Haze found out Lora's mother Rynea, who she was searching for in the first place, lives there.

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Gameplay[edit]

See also: Xenoblade Chronicles (series)#Gameplay and Xenoblade Chronicles 2#Gameplay

Battle[edit]

Main article: Combat (XC2)#In Torna ~ The Golden Country

Each of the three playable Drivers have two Blades assigned to them. Unlike the base game, both Drivers and Blades can be directly controlled and switched out. Switching out a Driver with a Blade or vice versa performs a Switch Art. In addition, each character has an additional Talent Art. Another notable change is that the element from each step of a Blade Combo creates an Element orb rather than only the third special.

Field[edit]

When talking to an NPC, they are registered in the Community menu. Community is similar to Development levels from the base game or area affinity from the first game. It is awarded for completing Quests or sometimes simply speaking to NPCs. At Campsites, each character can craft Pouch Items and even a few key items with similar effects as deeds. They also serve as places where Bonus Experience can be converted into actual experience. Unlike previous games, this game has no Heart-to-Hearts, but after each story point reached, a new chat can be watched at campfires.

In other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning
United Kingdom flag.svg English Xenoblade Chronicles 2: Torna ~ The Golden Country
Japan flag.svg Japanese ゼノブレイド2 黄金 (おうごん) (くに)イーラ Xenoblade 2: The Golden Country Torna
France flag.svg French Xenoblade Chronicles 2: Torna ~ The Golden Country
Germany flag.svg German Xenoblade Chronicles 2: Torna ~ The Golden Country
Spain flag.svg Spanish Xenoblade Chronicles 2: Torna ~ The Golden Country
Italy flag.svg Italian Xenoblade Chronicles 2: Torna ~ The Golden Country
China flag.svg Chinese (simplified) 异度神剑2 黄金之国伊拉
Taiwan flag.svg Chinese (traditional) 異度神劍2 黃金之國伊拉
South Korea flag.svg Korean 제노블레이드 크로니클스 2 황금의 나라 이라

Internally, Torna ~ The Golden Country is considered an extra chapter of Xenoblade Chronicles 2, with its name being "Torna ~ The Golden Country". As the 10 chapters of the base game are translated, this extra chapter is no exception.

Language Name Meaning
United Kingdom flag.svg English Torna - The Golden Country
Japan flag.svg Japanese 黄金 (おうごん) (くに)イーラ The Golden Country Torna
France flag.svg French Torna, le pays doré Torna, the golden country
Germany flag.svg German Torna - Das Goldene Königreich Torna - The golden kingdom
Spain flag.svg Spanish Torna, la nación dorada Torna, the golden nation
Italy flag.svg Italian Torna - La terra dorata Torna - The golden land
China flag.svg Chinese (simplified) 黄金之国伊拉
Taiwan flag.svg Chinese (traditional) 黃金之國伊拉
South Korea flag.svg Korean 황금의 나라 이라

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