Xenoblade Chronicles 2

That is our dream!

—Pyra, referring to Elysium

Xenoblade Chronicles 2 (Known in Japan as Xenoblade 2) is a 2017 Japanese role playing game. The game is part of the Xeno series, serving as a sequel to the first Xenoblade Chronicles.

Alrest is a world covered in a sea of clouds. Many giant lifeforms called the Titans live in this cloud sea, and people have built their countries and lives on top of these creatures. Many great powers rule over regions of Alrest. Before long, this world will fall into turmoil over efforts to find the legendary blade, The Aegis....

One day, a young scavenger called Rex meets a girl called Pyra, and they set off a journey to deliver her safely to Elysium, a land on the top of the World Tree at the centre of Alrest. Their journey will be far from easy.

Directed by Koh Kojima and Genki Yokota. Developed by Monolith Soft and published by Nintendo.

Tropes used in Xenoblade Chronicles 2 include:

Back From the Dead: Pyra brings Rex back to life by giving him half of her life force after he is killed by Jin.
Cat Girl: Nia has cat ears and cat claws to prove it
Cleavage Window: Pyra's armor has one, though her breasts are covered with some kind of black material.
Fanservice Extra: Bana's servant Krujah, a very curvy woman wearing thigh highs and a midriff-revealing top who exposes her cleavage, is a clear example. During Torna's introduction she opens the door for them, with the camera putting quite a focus on her body; she is generally unimportant outside of a necessary conversation with her during Godfrey's blade quest, and doesn't even have and voiced lines.
Fingerless Gloves: Pyra also wears those.
Jerkass With a Heart of Gold: Nia is a very unpleasant person to be around, but she has her moral limits that she's not willing to cross.
Killer Rabbit: Not only a party member is a Nopon, but the leader of the Argentum Trade Guild is a Nopon and it seems to have an active role at the plot, wanting the Aegis to make money off her.
Living Weapon: All Blades, though some resemble more robots than biological beings.
Male Gaze: The first time we see Pyra, the camera takes a focus on her...right in her breasts. Not from down to the top, it goes right to the breasts and back to Rex. Yup, the developers are perverts.
Meaningful Name:
- Pyra, of course, comes from pyro, fire in ancient greek, and she is able to manipulate flames
- Malos is even more obvious, as he is "malefic".
Mercy Kill: Jin kills Rex early in the game and says that somehow was merciful. Well, at least we can say it was quick.
The Mindless Almighty: At the climax, the Architect shares the purpose of the Blades as data collectors and assimilators of data and reveals the Aegises blades, with their immense power and agelessness, are as empty in personality as any blade at the start, confirming Mythra's suspicions and Malos' doubt that the latter wasn't acting of his own free will, and was influenced by his omnicidal driver Amalthus. Outside of the main storyline, the optional Blade Herald is incredibly powerful, and also can go berserk and destroy everything on her sight under certain circumstances, to the point her last driver killed himself to make her stop before she would completely destroy the kingdom of Tantal. The party outright gets an warning from the tantalese before awakening her because of said incident.
Moment Killer: Rex has just asked Pyra what exactly makes her "the Aegis" when soldiers of Mor Ardain interrupt them with the intention of arresting Nia, since she's a fugitive.
Ms. Fanservice: Pyra is very, uhm....endowed and her costume exposes her thighs, hips, part of her back and parts of her glutes as well.
Obviously Evil: Malos wears a dark-blue armor and has a scary humanoid monster as Blade and Jin is a white-haired guy that for some reason wears a mask. Yup, not suspicious at all.
Playing with Fire:
- Pyra, oh hell yeah. Emphasis on hell. Her power allows her to create and manipulate flames as she wishes, and Rex can also do that as long he wields her blade.
- Brighid manipulates blue-purple flames.
Redheaded Hero: Pyra, a redhead Living Weapon.
Stripperific: Pyra's miniskirt is ridiculously short.
Ridiculously Cute Critter: The Nopons, of course.
Sex Slave: There's no way to dance around that: Poppi was constructed to fill a hole filled with sexual fetishes by Tora's family, aside of making a Nopon able to become a Driver. The only reason Tora doesn't actually have sex with her is because it's either impossible or because Tora is waiting for a opportunity to stay alone with her.
Token Good Teammate: Nia is this to Torna early in the game, until finally Malos gets annoyed enough to not care any more about keeping her on his side. Though she's still kind of a jerk and a snob.
You Have Outlived Your Usefulness: Malos orders Nia to kill the scavengers that helped their group in retrieveing the Aegis to get rid of any witnesses to the existence of the Blade, even if they have little idea of what is exactly.