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Persona 3 Fuse Get More Persona 5 Royal News at Gamespot Persona 3 fuse Get more Persona 5 Royal news at GameSpot. Log In Sign Up. Keep me logged in on this device Forgot your username or password? Don't have an account? Sign up for free! Ask A Question. What do you need help on? Cancel X. Popular Recent Questions. How do I use stamina kits? Tech Support What do I need to fuse Phoenix? Side Quest List of enemies on mementos by floors? Wow, Okumura's boss fight: worst designed boss fight in a jrpg ever Does anyone actually like Teddie? It's a pity they didn't went all out with Ryuji and the gay guys So about how this takes place after vanilla.. Best Starting 3 Was there a connection with User Ratings. Your Score. More statistics and details. Updated Feb 23, GameSpot After Dark Ep. Keep me logged in on this device. Forgot your username or password? Tech Support. What do I need to fuse Phoenix? Side Quest. List of enemies on mementos by floors? Saying goodbye to Kasumi on the last day? Main Quest. Wow, Okumura's boss fight: worst designed boss fight in a jrpg ever. Does anyone actually like Teddie? It's a pity they didn't went all out with Ryuji and the gay guys. So about how this takes place after vanilla.. Was there a connection with How does Persona 4 Golden Fusion work? So that's why I've put together this Persona 4 Fusion guide to demystify the process. Here I'll be breaking down what Fusion is for Persona beginners, how it works, with some tips on how to get the most from this arcane mechanic, create powerful Personas, and take out the monstrous Shadows. Other party members can't equip any Personas that aren't theirs, although maxing out their Social Ranks has those Personas evolve into a more powerful form. However, Personas quickly outlive their usefulness, so you need to replace them constantly so you're not under-powered. But if you want more powerful Personas, you'll need to fuse them. Combining two or more Personas allows you to make a stronger new one, with some of the skills of its 'parent' Personas. While you can get them through other methods, Fusion is the way to make the most powerful Personas in the game. Igor, in the Velvet Room, will combine two or more Personas for you to create a new one, generally of a higher level. This new Persona will get the stats and base skills it normally would, in addition to skills inherited from the Personas that were used. While you can get new Personas from Shuffle Time after battles, fusing Personas will be the main way to fill out your team. The most powerful Personas of each Arcana are only available via fusion, too, so it's best to commit to collecting and fusing. So, if you want to use a Persona for fusing, but still really want said Persona, you can re-summon it again anytime if you have the money. There are multiple types of Fusions available. They get progressively more complicated, but they're the best way to get the most powerful Personas. There's quite a bit to get your head around over your hundreds of hours of dungeon crawling, so here are a few more quick Fusion tips to help get you started:. Please deactivate your ad blocker in order to see our subscription offer. See comments. Topics JRPG. Social Links , also known as S. They were renamed Confidants in Persona 5. Each Social Link represents a single Arcana , and raising a particular Social Link increases the experience bonus the protagonists receive when they fuse Personas of that Arcana. By completing a Social Link, it unlocks the ultimate Persona of that Arcana. Social Links can, however, be reversed if the protagonists do not spend time with the respective people holding the Link, end up booking two holiday invitations on one day, or gave an improper answer during their conversations. The reverse effect will also continue to last until the protagonist reconciles with them. At some point a Social Link can even be broken, prohibiting the protagonist from fusing Personas from the respective Arcana. In Persona 3 , most Social Links can be reversed through the aforementioned methods, and dialogue choices that will lead to a broken link are difficult to figure without a guide. In Persona 4 however, only Ai Ebihara and Naoto Shirogane 's Social Link can be reversed or broken through very specific and obvious dialogue choices, and Links can no longer be broken or reversed by not spending time with their respective characters. The Social Link system was first introduced in Persona 3. The whole purpose of the Social Link at this point was to give considerable amounts of experience to newly-fused Personas and unlock new ones. Social links in Portable function in the same manner as Persona 3 with some new additions based on the system in Persona 4. Like Persona 4 , the protagonist's team members can gain special abilities, such as taking a mortal blow, follow-up attacks and a chance to survive a fatal attack once per fight. However, unlike Persona 4 , these abilities are automatically earned for all members when the player ranks up the Fool Social Link which is automatic throughout the game , rather than from each individual party member's Social Link events. Social Links play a larger role in Persona 4 , where the protagonist's Social Links with his friends are directly related to their battle factor. For example, a level one Magician Arcana Social Link allows Yosuke Hanamura to take a mortal blow for the protagonist that would normally kill him. Margaret advises the protagonist to balance his time of venturing into the Midnight Channel with his spending time with his friends, as Social Links are what create the protagonist's " World. In Golden , S. Links with teammates also give new skills to the Persona of that teammate when the link reaches some certain level 2, 4, 6, etc. Link are moved to higher levels e. Both Ren Amamiya and Makoto Yuki can talk to their party members and velvet room attendants, to learn more about them. The male protagonist's Social Links are still the same as to the PS2 versions of the game; only the female protagonist's Social Links are listed here:. The following pages contain comprehensive guides for each individual Social Link dialogue options. The following pages contain comprehensive guides for each individual Social Link dialogue options and skills. This is the general weekly schedule of the Social Links. Sometimes the availability of each Social Link can change due to certain circumstances separate from their schedule, such as the requirement to level up certain Social Stats , or having to complete the current dungeon. Party Social Links will not be available if the dungeon is not yet completed. This wiki. This wiki All wikis. Sign In Don't have an account? Start a Wiki. Do you like this video? This article is about the friendship system as seen in Persona 3 and Persona 4. For the system seem in Persona 5 , see Confidant. Getting to know others is the key to strengthening your Personas. The female protagonist ranking up the Fortune Social Link. Categories :. Cancel Save. Universal Conquest Wiki. FandomShop Newsletter GalaxyQuest. Bunkichi and Mitsuko Kitamura. Andre Laurent Jean "Bebe" Geraux. Specialized Extracurricular Execution Squad. Sandalphon , the Angel That Conveys Prayers. Nyx Annihilation Team. Investigation Team Social Link. Kou Ichijo and Daisuke Nagase. Helel , the Light Bearer. Seekers of Truth Social Link. Magatsu-Izanagi , the Tempter of the Void. I Magician. II Priestess. III Empress. IV Emperor. V Hierophant. VI Lovers. VII Chariot. VIII Justice. IX Hermit. X Fortune. XI Strength. XII Hanged-Man. XIV Temperance. XV Devil. XVII Star. XIX Sun. XX Judgement. XIII Death. XVI Tower. Social Link Rank Up after completing Margaret's request. Available every day after completing its ema requests, even on rainy days. Available every day after completing his ema requests, even on rainy days. Fool Arcana - I. Magician Arcana - 1 E. Councillor Arcana - II. Priestess Arcana - III. Empress Arcana - IV. Emperor Arcana - V. Hierophant Arcana - V T. Priest Arcana - VI. Lovers Arcana - VII. Hermit Arcana - X. Fortune Arcana - XI. Hunger Arcana - XII. Death Arcana - XIV. Temperance Arcana - XV. Devil Arcana - XVI. Moon Arcana - XIX. Sun Arcana - XX. Judgement Arcana - XX T. Aeon Arcana - XXI. Arcana Magician - II. Arcana Priestess - III. Arcana Empress - IV. Arcana Emperor - V. Arcana Hierophant - VI. Arcana Lovers - VII. Arcana Justice - IX. Arcana Hermit - X. Arcana Fortune - XI. Arcana Strength - XII. Terminal - Guardian if Rank - Affinity 2 - Arcana Ronde. Atlus 's role-playing video game Persona 3 focuses on the exploits of the Specialized Extracurricular Execution Squad SEES , a group of high-schoolers defending their home city from monsters known as Shadows. Persona 3 is set in a fictional Japanese city in the year Due to past events, there is a hidden period between one day and the next known as the "Dark Hour", during which most people become unconscious a state the game calls "Transmogrification", symbolized by normal people turning into floating coffins , and Shadows feed on the minds of those still aware of their surroundings. In addition, a large tower called Tartarus, filled with Shadows, rises out of the ground during the Dark Hour. Persona 3 mixes elements of role-playing and simulation games: during the day, the player attends school, and is able to spend time with other characters, forming relationships known as Social Links. These Social Links, when formed, have gameplay benefits, increasing the player's proficiency in battle.
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