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Xeno Wolf (キセノ・ヴォルフ, Kiseno Vorufu) is a defender for Faram Dite.

Profile[]

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GalaxyEven though he constantly changes his hairstyle and behavior, he is distressed that he is inconspicuous within the team.

Appearance[]

Xeno has fair skin, pointy ears and black eyes. He also has short, wavy white hair.

Game appearance[]

Character avatar[]

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Faram Dite's uniform (FD) Xeno Wolf sprite

Character view[]

Front overview Back overview Front close view Back close view
Faram Dite's uniform (FD) Xeno 3D (1) (FD) Xeno 3D (2) (FD) Xeno 3D (3) (FD) Xeno 3D (4)

Recruitment[]

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In order to recruit Xeno, Ixal Fleet has to be defeated first in the story mode.
Also, the following requirements are needed:

  • Coin: Goldcoin × 1
  • Item: Kizuna Galaxy ララヤ様の手作り勲章 Lalaya-sama's Handmade Medal (ララヤ様の手作り勲章, randomly dropped from Star Sisters in Roglos Gordon's left taisen route)
  • Photo: Photo icon Three-dimensional Projection Device (立体投影装置の写真, taken at Faram Orbius' square)
  • Photo: Photo icon Bonfire (焚き火の写真, taken at Faram Orbius' alley)
  • Topic: Topic icon Source of Annoyance (悩みのタネの話題, obtained in Sandorius' Big Town)

After this, he can be scouted.

Stats[]

All stats are at level 99 and untrained.

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  • GP: 147
  • TP: 131
  • Kick: 102
  • Dribbling: 102
  • Block: 144
  • Catch: 102
  • Technique: 128
  • Speed: 126
  • Stamina: 109
  • Lucky: 75
  • Freedom: 210

Hissatsu[]

Hissatsu - Inazuma Eleven GO Galaxy
UnlockHissatsuTypeElementPowerCostDifficultyDamage
Lv. 10Stealth WalkBlockWind200708050
Lv. 18Hologram LockDribbleMountain17070705
Lv. 37RecoverySkill icon (GX)-----
Lv. 49Spinning CutShoot blockBlockWind90305020

Trivia[]

  • His name, Xeno Wolf, is an amalgamation of chemical elements:
    • His forename is derived from キセノン (read as "Kisenon"), which, in turn, is the Japanese pronunciation of xenon, a reference to Faram Dite's naming motif.
    • His surname, Wolf, is derived from ウォルフラム (read as "Worufuramu"), which, in turn, is the Japanese pronunciation of wolfram, which is also a reference to Faram Dite's naming motif.

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