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Due to both of these characters being [[semi-clone]]s that are paired together by a [[swap]]ping mechanic, players will often collectively refer to them, such as in [[tier list]] or [[matchup]] discussion. "Aegis" comes from their title in ''Xenoblade Chronicles 2''. Players also sometimes use '''Pythra''' or less commonly '''Myra''' instead, a portmanteau of their names, to refer to them collectively.
Due to both of these characters being [[semi-clone]]s that are paired together by a [[swap]]ping mechanic, players will often collectively refer to them, such as in [[tier list]] or [[matchup]] discussion. "Aegis" comes from their title in ''Xenoblade Chronicles 2''. Players also sometimes use '''Pythra''' instead, a portmanteau of their names, to refer to them collectively.


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Revision as of 18:26, April 2, 2021

This article is about the collective name for Pyra and Mythra. For the tournament of the same name, see Tournament:Aegis.
For their weapon, see Aegis Sword.

(The) Aegis is a term that refers simulatenously to:

Due to both of these characters being semi-clones that are paired together by a swapping mechanic, players will often collectively refer to them, such as in tier list or matchup discussion. "Aegis" comes from their title in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. Players also sometimes use Pythra instead, a portmanteau of their names, to refer to them collectively.


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