Alvis (Japanese: アルヴィース, Aruvīsu, Alviss; English dub: /ˈælvᵻs/) is a supporting character in Xenoblade Chronicles. Alvis is a Homs employed by the High Entia royal family as a divine seer. He joins the group several times as a guest, and is active in one battle. He remains a very ambiguous character throughout the game.

Alvis (アルヴィース, Alviss) is a character in Xenoblade Chronicles. He is the imperial seer of Alcamoth and can see visions just like Shulk. During his first encounter, Alvis is a guest party member during the battle against the Puera Telethia.

Alvis is a supporting character in Xenoblade Chronicles and its remake, Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition, as well as the main antagonist of Xenoblade Chronicles 3: Future Redeemed.

Alvis is a supporting character in Xenoblade Chronicles and its remake, Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition, and the main antagonist of Xenoblade Chronicles 3: Future Redeemed. He is a mysterious individual that Shulk encounters on his travels and happens to …

Oct 1, 2017 · The primary users of the "Alvis" computer were Zanza and Meyneth, in which Alvis separates his capability of destruction and recreation into the Monados that each of the two "gods" wield.

Jun 30, 2023 · This is my analysis on A's design and what it reveals about Alvis in Xenoblade 1. while it will mostly focus on one and FR I will have spoilers for 2 here as well.

Alvis is vital character in Xenoblade Chronicles, being first introduced in the Makna Forest when he encounters Shulk by the river. It is revealed that Alvis can perfectly wield The Monado and has an intrinsic linkage to the mysterious blade.

Alvis is one of the most important characters in the Xenoblade Saga to date and with the release of the Wave 4 DLC Story on the Horizon, I felt it would be fitting to quickly recap who & what...

Alvis is first introduced in the Makna Forest when he encounters Shulk by the river. Alvis can apparently wield The Monado Blade and seems to have some experience with the blade.

However, Alvis is still definitely inspired from gnosticism, and I would definitely call him the highest god in the Xenoblade-verse (for reasons tbc_addict touched on),...