Xenoverse 2 Unlock All Modded Save: Full Checklist

"Unlock all" is one of the vaguest phrases in modded saves. Some sellers mean every skill, some mean one maxed character, and some mean nothing in particular. The useful way to judge a save is against a list, so this page goes through our Xenoverse 2 listing line by line, says what each unlock means once you are in the game, and is upfront about the handful of things that are not included or not spelled out.

The checklist at a glance

Skills and Super Souls

Skills are the heart of any Xenoverse 2 build, and in normal play they come from all over the game: Parallel Quest drops, mentor lessons, shops, the TP Medal Shop and event rewards. The listing covers all of them, including the skills tied to the Festival of Universes, the recurring event that launched with the October 2023 free update and has players compete for one of three universes. Every Super Soul is included as well, so passive effects that would normally take a long hunt are ready to equip. The same goes for Awoken Skills, the transformation-style moves at the top of a skill set, including the Ultra Instinct Awoken Skill that the October 2023 update introduced, which automatically evades an attack in exchange for some of your ki.

One line in this group is different in kind. The listing also says some skills are modded, including transformations. Those are not legitimate unlocks but additions, which is why they belong in offline modes; the god mode CaC explainer covers them in detail.

Stages, lobby items and artwork

Battle stages are easy to forget until you go to set up a match and find half the select screen locked. Many are tied to specific quests; the stage select screen for West City's Industrial Sector, for example, notes that it unlocks by completing Parallel Quest 41. The save lists all stages as unlocked, which matters most for offline battles, Training and Photo Mode. Lobby items and artwork are listed too; artwork in Xenoverse 2 doubles as loading-screen art, and Future Saga Chapter 4 alone added eight new illustrations earned through its high-difficulty Ultra Time Patrol Battles.

Cosmetics across the roster

Mascots, auras and titles are listed across all eight characters rather than on one, along with DLC titles and special titles. Accessories are listed as all unlocked, and every piece of equipment comes in a stack of twelve. Because a QQ Bang overrides clothing stats, those outfits are free to be purely about looks, so you can dress each character to match its race and role without giving anything up.

The gaps, stated plainly

No checklist is complete without its exceptions. These are the things the listing does not cover or does not spell out:

• Some Parallel Quests. The wording is "almost all cleared at the highest score", so expect a few that are not.
• TP Medals. No medal balance is listed. Most of what medals buy is already unlocked, but ask if you need medals for something specific.
• Partner customization keys. Mentors are listed as leveled up, but the listing does not itemize the customization keys some events and raids hand out. Check with support if a particular partner matters to you.
• DLC licences. A save records DLC progress but cannot add packs you have not bought.
• Trophies. Recorded progress is not the same as trophies earned; if those matter, look at the separate platinum trophy service.

Questions about any of those are best asked through the contact page before checkout, not after.

How it differs from the other angles

This checklist is about breadth. If you care most about the eight characters themselves, the all 8 CaCs guide goes deeper; if currency and items are the draw, the infinite Zeni guide covers the stockpiles. The product behind all of them is the same $50 save for PS4 and PS5, with the full description and delivery notes on the Xenoverse 2 modded save page.

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