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==Trivia==

*While Dunban is showcased as left-handed for most of ''Xenoblade Chronicles'' (due to his right arm is crippled from overuse of the Monado in the prologue), [[Mii]] Swordfighters in the Dunban costume still hold ~~his~~ sword right-handed due to their animations. As a result, the swordfighters ~~hold~~ their cape-covered arm to hold their sword, contrary to Dunban's original design.

*While Dunban is showcased as left-handed for most of ''Xenoblade Chronicles'' (due to his right arm being crippled from overuse of the [[Monado]] in the prologue), [[Mii]] Swordfighters in the Dunban costume still hold Dunban's sword right-handed due to their animations. As a result, the swordfighters use their cape-covered arm to hold their sword, contrary to Dunban's original design (which uses the non-caped arm).

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 ==Trivia==
-*While Dunban is showcased as left-handed for most of ''Xenoblade Chronicles'' (due to his right arm is crippled from overuse of the Monado in the prologue), [[Mii]] Swordfighters in the Dunban costume still hold his sword right-handed due to their animations. As a result, the swordfighters hold their cape-covered arm to hold their sword, contrary to Dunban's original design.
+*While Dunban is showcased as left-handed for most of ''Xenoblade Chronicles'' (due to his right arm being crippled from overuse of the [[Monado]] in the prologue), [[Mii]] Swordfighters in the Dunban costume still hold Dunban's sword right-handed due to their animations. As a result, the swordfighters use their cape-covered arm to hold their sword, contrary to Dunban's original design (which uses the non-caped arm).
 {{Mii costumes}}