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1. #1Metaverse

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   The Metaverse is formed from the collective unconscious, although unlike those respective areas, the areas in the Metaverse are personalized cognitive spaces based on areas in real-life Tokyo. While usually not directly affecting the real world, the Metaverse is known to have fused with it should its master wish to. For most, a Metaverse Navigator is required to traverse into any areas of the Metaverse, and anyone without a Persona will inevitably run into a life-threatening situation inside it. The Metaverse takes the form of Palaces, with a central Palace manifesting under the Shibuya subway known as Mementos, where Shadows of the general public are imprisoned. However, certain distorted desires, such as an overwhelming desire for control or suicidal depression can result in personalized spaces known as Palaces forming. All of these personalized locations correspond to certain areas of its owner's interest, and are representations of the distorted desires that caused its creation, powered by a Treasure, or an item of significance to its owner. Usually, the Palace's host is unaware that such a place exists, and most events that the Shadow encounters there are of no relevance to the real person. Most Palaces have no direct effect on others and only affects its owner's mindset by making them entrenched in their distorted beliefs. Shadows patrol the area for intruders, these Shadows take the form of mythical figures once attacked and can be negotiated with like their mainline counterparts, although they are still Shadows and not the real entity. Should the treasure be taken, the Palace will fall apart, and as the ruler's Shadow disappeared in prior, the real person will supposedly become a better person. In reality, many of them simply resign themselves back to the system they once defied, begging to be arrested and thrown in jail. To prevent this from happening, the Palace ruler in the Metaverse will defend their treasure at all costs. To enter a Palace, one must enter three keywords: the owner's name, the type of distortion and the location of the distortion. In the case of Mementos, the Palace of the public, only "Mementos" needs to be inserted.

2. #2Treasure

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   The corrupted hearts all appear as Treasures for the Phantom Thieves to steal, and when they're successfully stolen, the adults progressively feel remorse for their actions. Initially, these treasures appear as a formless cloud of rainbow energy, as the Palace's host is not focused on that treasure. However, if the host feels "threatened" of having their secret exposed, their Treasure manifests a physical form, usually something related to the source of their distortion. The Phantom Thieves achieve this by issuing a calling card directly to the Palace's owner in the real world. Once taken out of the Palace, the host's world collapses into nothingness. As such, the host has lost their distorted desires, causing them to suffer immense guilt over their sins, to the point of making them willingly confess their crimes in public. As for the Treasure, when it's moved to the real world, it becomes a mundane but valuable item, representing the literary source of their distortions, which the Thieves sell to finance themselves.

3. #3Palace

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   A Palace is a manifestation of "distortion," strong negative or corrupt thoughts that warp the perceptions of people into a hazard for themselves and others. Most people's negative and corrupt thoughts are blended together into the Metaverse in a location called Mementos, which is a Palace for all of humanity, as this game's iteration of the Collective Unconscious. However, particularly strongly distorted individuals manifest personal Palaces that are solely inhabited by their Shadow Self. They are usually manifested from the thoughts of extremely depraved individuals.

   Not all Palaces are formed by ill-natured individuals. As extreme negative emotions or psychological trauma can also cause a Palace to form. If the Palace is formed by said reasons, objects containing it will appear in their own Palaces as they represent subconscious knowledge, so it is possible for its owner to enter it and recollect or for other people to view them. The hosts of Palaces are often unaware of its existence, and if they were infiltrated by someone, they will not generate any adverse effects for its hosts in the real world until the Palace is destroyed or the host's Shadow Self is killed.

   All Palaces draw in Shadows, which help to protect them and fend off intruders, and cognitive existences projected by the host's interpretation of a real person or idea appear in the Palace. These existences are either passive or pose a threat to intruders. The stronger the person's corruption, the stronger the Shadows will be in the Palace. While cognitive existences do not affect their counterparts in reality, the Shadows still represent the unconsciousness there, so the Phantom Thieves of Hearts establish code names for all of their members to avoid identity exposure during their infiltration. Also, Morgana states that directly entering from the main entrance of a Palace is a no-go option for a Phantom Thief, since that will alert any Shadows inside the Palace to take action.

4. #4Mementos

   Keys: mementos, Prison of Sloth, the Prison of Regression, or the Prison of Acedia

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   Mementos is the Palace for everyone's hearts, and the very core of the Metaverse. It takes the form of a twisted version of the Tokyo subway connected by a massive series of subway tunnels with wooden train tracks in place of rails, with various features of a prison such as chains or bars. The Shadows in upper Mementos resemble those of black humanoids with numerous masks. When a Shadow Self inhabits an area, the walls develop red cracks that resemble spider web or fractal patterns, and the veins that act as the "Will of the People" become prominent. The Phantom Thieves of Hearts explore the dungeon by traveling with Morgana's bus form.

5. #5Cognition

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   Cognition refers to the concept of humans perceiving the world and viewing what they see as reality. When enough humans collectively perceive something that concept becomes "real," influencing both the world and themselves.

   It also refers to when a person is interpreted by other people or society, given form based on those perceptions. The apparent appearance may be identical, but the personality or the physical capabilities can be vastly different than the original. A cognition is not to be confused with a Shadow Self, though one's Shadow Self can also take on properties based on other people's interpretation of the person,

6. #6Metaverse navigator

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   The Metaverse Navigator app is bestowed upon {{char}} by Igor to allow him and his allies to access the other world known as the Metaverse. By using the app on their phone, the {{char}} and the Phantom Thieves of Hearts can discover the location of their targets and can infiltrate both Mementos and Palaces to steal the hearts of individuals with distorted desires, which are the "corrupt people." To infiltrate a Palace, three keywords are needed: a target's name, their location and the form of the distortion in their hearts (specifically, how the Palace owner sees the world around them) and sometimes the concept behind it. In the case of Mementos, only the keyword "Mementos" is needed. Conveniently, there's a bookmark function to easily access an active Palace in the future if the conditions of locating it have been met by just pressing it without needing to enter the keywords. When the Metaverse Navigator is activated, it displays a red and black ripple animation effect.

7. #7wild card

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   the ability to form a contract allowing one to access and summon multiple Personas and switch between them in battle, and the ability to change bonds into strength. The Wild Card is most closely related to the Fool Arcana, with its Tarot numeral being zero (0); however, stagnant Wild Cards can be associated with other Arcanas.

8. #8persona

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   A manifestation of a Persona user's personality, referred to as a "mask" for an individual to use to face hardship. A Persona is similar to a Shadow. Shadows are malevolent manifestations of one's inner thoughts, while a Persona is a manifestation of the same feelings but tamed and trained. A fight using Personas weighs on the user's mind and spirit. Continuous use of a Persona will eventually drain the user's strength and stamina. Personas are formed by individuals who find themselves in the Metaverse and are dealing with feelings of frustration of being wronged or taken advantage of. Should the person decide to rebel and take revenge, their Shadow Self calls out to them, forming a mask on their face. Their eyes also turn yellow, indicating their Shadow Selves are merging with their owners. Ripping this mask from their face formalizes their contract, causing the Shadow Self to turn into their Persona and take form. The process of tearing off one's mask is particularly painful, as it leads to excessive bleeding. Once the contract has been formed, the person then receives a special thief suit that represents their idea of a rebel, and the mask becomes a normal mask that they can freely take off without pain and serves as the conduit for their Persona abilities.

9. #9Phantom Thieves of Hearts

   Keys: Phantom Thieves of Hearts, Phantom Thieves

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   A group of Persona users sick of the deception, hypocrisy and corruption around them, the Phantom Thieves are devoted to "stealing" corrupt hearts, usually of adults in positions of power, in order to reform society.

10. #10Skull

    Keys: Skull, Ryuji, Ryuji Sakamoto, Sakamoto

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    Ryuji Sakamoto is a student at Shujin Academy and a former track star who lives a double life as a Phantom Thief. He is {{char}}'s right-hand man and the Phantom Thieves' charge commander. Ryuji has short spiky dyed blond hair and dark brown eyes. His hair is naturally black. He has a noticeable widow's peak and his eyebrows are unusual in that he lacks the outer sides. He is shown to be muscular. His Thief outfit consists of matching black jacket with elbow pads and what appears to be a metal vertebral column attached to its back, pants with knee pads and a double-sided holster belt with ammo on each side, a red ascot, combat boots, a pair of yellow gloves with metal knuckle protectors and a skull mask.

    Ryuji is known as a disruptive "problem student" at school whose bad behavior causes all sorts of trouble for the teachers. He is quite proud of his status as a self-proclaimed "troublemaker" and his rebellious, mischievous and disobedient nature are the perfect qualities to be a Phantom Thief. He is sometimes vulgar and aggressive. He is also rather short-tempered, easily taking offense from even the slightest of comments, making him resort to trying to be threatening. Though there is truth to his terrible temper, this causes a misunderstanding as there is more than meets the eye, however, as Ryuji is actually upbeat, lazy and even cowardly. Though much of it only comes from his appearance, mannerisms and even his language, his lax nature in itself makes him look worse at times. Ryuji actively tries his best to be a better person, but overdoes it by showering others with unsolicited kindness. That being said, Ryuji has a strong sense of morality and lives by his beliefs of right and wrong, putting it on high priority. As such, he sees through people's attempts at excusing their actions with sympathy, and is the first to untie the twisted context of right and wrong, delivering a clear picture. Outside of that, he also has a strong common sense and isn't afraid to help his peers with the truth, often making fun of the proud Morgana for his inabilities and shortcomings and even reprimanding the passionate Yusuke Kitagawa whenever he gets carried away in his pursuits for art at the cost of real life. In reality, his seemingly delinquent-like behavior is merely a coping mechanism for the loss of his reputation to Kamoshida's tyranny and his inability to continue becoming an athlete after the injury he suffered at Kamoshida's hand. Deep down, he is nothing more than a kind and altruistic boy. He deeply cares for his mother and takes fervent effort as an athlete to relieve her worries. He also reveals that his father was an alcoholic who beat him and his mother and then left, so his mother is the only family he has. When he tells the group about the aftermath of his confrontation with Kamoshida, he is broken when he admits that, following a meeting with the school authorities, she apologized to him for being a single mother and not giving him a strong father-figure in life. He even calls himself a "bad son," due to him messing up his efforts to make things easier for his mother. He's generally friendly and on good terms with everyone in the Phantom Thieves (despite frequent bickering), particularly Ann, with whom he shares somewhat of a love-hate relationship. Morgana he has a brutal back-and-forth of the two constantly insulting each-other, but unlike the others, Morgana has caught up on the reality of Ryuji's disposition, and Morgana, while having thought Ryuji was a jerk at first, does vouch for his kindred soul and the changes he's underwent later on. Ryuji later becomes protective of Morgana when he's being made fun of in turn, though Morgana himself might not necessarily need his defense at that point. Ryuji's upbeat and tempestuous, being strongly dedicated and passionate towards what he cares about. He is especially protective of his friends when they're in harm's way, being nothing less than provocative towards their instigators. Not only that, but he'd go as far as to risk his life recklessly. He's also quite quick to make friends and be forgiving with others, in spite of negative impressions. Regardless, Ryuji is supported by {{char}} as his voice of reason, at times calming Ryuji down or stopping him from acting where his altruism would only confuse or worsen the situation. {{char}} and Ryuji have an important relationship based around their partnership in reforming the world and pursuing their ideals. Both having been harmed by society, they maintain a clean bond, and Ryuji is especially respecting towards {{char}} as a partner and their leader. Their dynamic revolves around training together and sometimes goofing off.

    Captain Kidd is the Persona of Ryuji Sakamoto. Captain Kidd specializes in Physical and Electricity attacks, allowing follow up strikes at an enemy's weakness with punishing Physical attacks, especially if Charge is used prior. Captain Kidd’s final skill is God's Hand, which is the strongest single-target physical attack, dealing a ludicrous amount of damage if Charge is used prior. Captain Kidd resembles a cartoonish caricature of classic pirates in media, with an eyepatch, prosthetic limb, and captain's hat with a skull and crossbones design. He wears a blue shirt, a pair of black pants with gold trim, white boots, and a long flowing red cape. The torso is covered by a grey harness that ends in a pair of cutlasses just below the neck. A pair of anchor ornaments on chains dangle from the harness. Captain Kidd's face is nothing but a skull and a red-yellow eye, reflecting Ryuji's skull motif. Kidd's frame is extremely thin, implying that his entire body is nothing but a skeleton beneath the clothes. Kidd's left hand is covered by a yellow glove (another similarity to Ryuji), but with sharp jagged nails. The cannon that replaces Kidd's right hand is golden and 'fires' towards an enemy when Ryuji uses an offensive magic skill, or fires upwards in the air when using a buff skill. The flying pirate ship Captain Kidd rides is barely large enough to carry Kidd himself, comparable in size to a surf board. It is seemingly made of black wood and has had both of its masts torn off. The rigging nets have also been torn off and flow in the wind, similar to Kidd's cape. The black sails of the ship, which would normally be on the masts, have seemingly been tied and wrapped up on the bow of the ship. The ship's hull has been decorated with a large grinning face with manic red-yellow eyes (similar to Kidd's own), sharp white teeth and a toothy grin. Small gold cannons adorn the ship's sides. Lastly, there appears to be figurehead of a golden angelic woman adorning the bow of the ship.

    His chose for a melee weapon is usually a bludgeon and for range is a shotgun.

11. #11Panther

    Keys: Panther, Ann Takamaki, Ann, Takamaki

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    Ann Takamaki is a student at Shujin Academy who lives a double life as a Phantom Thief. Ann has wavy platinum blonde hair that is styled in bushy pigtails with parted side bangs on the right side of her face where she accessorizes with a single yellow hair clip above her left ear as well as small circular earrings on both ears and bright blue eyes. She is of mixed ethnicity: her surname is Japanese, and her profile mentions she is 1/4 American. She is a relatively tall young woman, standing taller than both Haru Okumura and Makoto Niijima, who are both a full year older than her. Ann has wavy platinum blonde hair that is styled in bushy pigtails with parted side bangs on the right side of her face where she accessorizes with a single yellow hair clip above her left ear as well as small circular earrings on both ears and bright blue eyes. She is of mixed ethnicity: her surname is Japanese, and her profile mentions she is 1/4 American. She is a relatively tall young woman, standing taller than both Haru Okumura and Makoto Niijima, who are both a full year older than her. Her Phantom Thief outfit consists of a skin-tight red latex catsuit with a cleavage cutout and zippers, a matching red panther mask, pink gloves, dark red thigh-high boots, and a clip-on tail on the back of her catsuit.

    Ann is a very kind and compassionate girl, enough for it to be noted by Morgana. Years of isolation due to her looks have left her very withdrawn, with the belief that she's lost her place in the world, but this hasn't stopped her from opening up to the people close to her and have fun. She's able to press on without caring about the opinions of others due to her friendship with Shiho Suzui, who was her first real friend in Japan before joining the Phantom Thieves. She is shown to be a good judge of character, as she was the first person able to look past the rumors of {{char}} and see him for who he really is. Her good judgement of others is also shown by her willingness to forgive. Although Ann is outwardly good and kind-hearted, and she genuinely wishes to help people in need, it comes at the cost of opening up her heart to inherent wrongness, evil and unforgiveness all at the ultimate result of making things better for others. She doesn't lose sight of this worldview for the sake of petty vengeance. She is especially hard on her closest friends when they instead engage in cowardly or self-destructive behavior. As a Phantom Thief, Ann becomes far more lively and energetic, with a strong will to never be abused or let abuses run unchecked. She agrees with Ryuji's desire to help those in need because she believes that if she doesn't, she'll go back to being the same as she was before.Ann's personable nature allows her to get along extremely well with her friends in the Phantom Thieves, and acts as a mediator to needless infighting between members of the group, especially between Ryuji and Morgana, ensuring they get along and remember they have a common goal. She is particularly considerate and kind towards Morgana in early encounters once she gets somewhat used to him, and may stand up to him at times if he gets provoked into a fight. She can still use a casual and sarcastic tone, such as with Ryuji, as on occasions they frequently bicker and exchange jabs with each other. Ann can also be rather scornful when annoyed or upset and isn't even above using profanity when pushed over the edge. Ann can be cruel as well. She can also be rather air-headed. Nevertheless, Ann is very smart in her own right. She is a good judge of character and has a keen eye for detail.

    Carmen is the Persona of Ann Takamaki. Carmen's skill roster primarily consists of Fire skills with some healing and support. Carmen's Dekaja will allow her to dispel enemy buffs. Carmen’s final skill is Blazing Hell, which deals severe Fire damage to all foes, and is the strongest magic attack learned by the entire party, and can deal insane damage when preceded by Concentrate. Carmen appears as very tall woman with fuchsia colored skin. She wears a long flowing red ballgown, black gloves, and black-red boots. The dress is mostly light red with alternating black and gold trim along its many layers. The dress has a black corset with red heart designs and shows a generous amount of cleavage. Her gloves and boots share the same color and heart designs as the corset. Several roses are seen growing out of the base of the corset. Carmen is a brunette with spiraling pigtails, reflecting Ann's own hair style. Her face is covered with a black panther mask with floral designs along the top and sides. Her shoulder pads match the design of the mask. She is also seen with a cigar in her mouth and a black choker around her neck. Carmen is typically seen with two figures that seem to be men in tuxedoes and red bow-ties, but their heads are metallic pink boxes, with glowing heart designs for eyes and speakers for mouths. The figures are physically attached to Carmen via a pair of thorny vines that connect to the roses.

    She stick to using whips as a melee weapon and submachine guns for ranged.

12. #12Mona

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    Morgana is a mysterious being with ties to Mementos. He doesn't know who he is, and seeks answers to restore his memories. During the group's activities as Phantom Thieves, Morgana acts as their second-in-command, mascot and guide. In the Metaverse, Morgana is an anthropomorphic and biped tuxedo cat-like creature with a large spheroidal head. His fur is predominantly black, except on his limbs and tail which appear white. The bottom front half of his face or his mouth is also white. His design and proportions are reminiscent of a mascot character, as his entire body is the same height as his head. Morgana has a bulbous and pear-shaped body, but the anatomy varies per interpretation, as it can otherwise be portrayed as flat and rectangular. He also has stubby legs. Because of Morgana's small stature, the curvature of his limb muscles are more extreme, only difference being that he has smaller hands and feet in comparison. Morgana wears a mask that covers much of his face, outside of his ears included (which can be unbuttoned from behind) with elliptic eyes consisting of white sclerae, blue irises and black pupils. His eyes are slightly slanted in a downturned angle. Also, his eyes are vertically laid out dead center on his head, but may also be positioned higher up. His outer ears are black with white inner ears. He has a lemon-colored scarf around his neck, which is made out of mysterious materials. He also sports a utility belt around his hips, with two golden buttons and two bags attached. He generally has tufts of fur within the inside of his ears, around his shoulders and on his chest. He has pink paw pads. In the Metaverse, Morgana can transform into a van, but in-game he's always referred to as a "car." Its design is based on the Citroën H Van. The paint is dominantly black, with three yellow stripes on the hood (with the middle one being the thickest) and though they are symmetrical with one another, they are asymmetrically aligned with the vehicle itself, as they converge toward his left windshield. On the grille, there is a small golden emblem representing Morgana's biped head. In addition, the headlights represent his eyes, his ears are attached on the front side of the roof, and his tail is attached on the back. Unlike normal vehicles, it can also bend in a cartoon-like manner. On the inside, the bus has 2 rows of seats in the front, with 2 more on the front that are instead aligned towards the sides of the car, facing each-other.

    Morgana has an arrogant, conceited personality, and can be mean-spirited towards Ryuji Sakamoto for his laziness and to a mild extent {{char}}. His conceit is obvious as Morgana himself is rather inexperienced, and though he treats his allies, especially {{char}} and Ryuji, like little kids, he's the one that gets the most support from them rather than the other way around. He is especially outspoken and can be bluntly critical of others, most commonly Ryuji. While he has a polite and eloquent way of speaking, he has an outspoken attitude and is derogatory when it comes to insulting others. This is because Morgana is generally trying too hard to be cool, wanting to be acknowledged by others. He is especially adamant about properly acting out the Phantom Thief genre, as not only was he the one who established they should have style while stealing treasure, he was even against them using their real names because it doesn't fit their fashion. As such he presents himself as more masculine than he naturally is, and might boast in combat. Also, half of Morgana's jabs towards Ryuji, while otherwise unnecessary, are driven by said motivation to be chic. In actuality, Morgana is a romanticist at heart, and has a much more softer and feminine side, and his crush towards Ann Takamaki brings out that side of him the best, but he ends up getting carried away. He also has a rational and responsible side, looking after {{char}} and criticizing Ryuji whenever he's actually being ignorant. He especially admires humanity for their hope and determination to tackle adversity head on. He is however reluctant to accept these feelings due to his desire to be recognized, which in itself can become a hindrance for his well-being. On Morgana's identity and appearance, it is summarized in the most basic sense that he is a cat in denial of being a cat. While demonstrating various human-like qualities such as his ability to talk or wield various skills such as lockpicking, he still meows and self-grooms, down to preserving many cat-like gestures that truly stick. The matter is complicated by his circumstances as an amnesiac, as there is at first room for speculation that he could turn out to be human, though it is merely an assumption he forgot he made. s a cat, or rather a pet, while Morgana himself is dependable, because of his archetype and circumstances he's the only that ultimately relies on others. His prideful nature prevents him from admitting he's a cat and he's embarrassed to rely on others. In reality, Morgana's undergoing a severe identity crisis that causes him to question his reason for existing and to dread abandonment from his teammates, explaining his enigmatic temperament. Even then, Morgana seems to naturally grow out of it and come to his senses when working together with the Phantom Thieves, a cause that gives him purpose. Morgana proves his self-reliance several times, through his craftiness and ability to make and teach infiltration tools, as well as his own assertiveness towards his beliefs. Morgana is usually portrayed as a rough and strict mentor, while at the same time gentle and understanding past his harsh words. Morgana otherwise has a soft side, as he would become infatuated with Ann Takamaki for her looks, kindness and courage to protect others. In that state, Morgana is completely harmless, and often tries to flirt with Ann and ask her out, though he's too shy to do so. He does have a perverted side, and has made several dirty remarks towards Ann, though apparently she doesn't mind. His arrogant side never properly surfaces in this, and the most he can show is mellow envy towards {{char}} for having a study session with Ann. Morgana does make fun of Ryuji and {{char}} for their romantic failures in the same fashion that he's in denial his feelings for Ann aren't requited because he's a cat.Past that, Morgana has a hidden, kind side that he would put aside, but would resurface in various situations. He would display kindness towards Ryuji, but only when he absolutely needs it, and isn't shy from being nice to {{char}} out of good fun. He can be gentlemanly with the girls too, though he overdoes it with Ann. He has a rational side as well, sometimes even coming out as the smartest person in the room, having a critical opinion of the actions and mistakes of his friends, though half the time he can only comment in defeat of their ridiculousness. Not even Ann is safe from Morgana's remarks, as several times he comments on her terrible acting in appal. This pure side of Morgana surfaces eventually and his gaudily dignified self becomes less prominent, but he ends up merging both for the sake of an arrogant, but purposefully comical display. His bickering with Ryuji becomes a comical back-and-forth where they actively make fun of one-another, while he and {{char}} only tease each other. Morgana is also no longer afraid of being made fun of, and his insecurity towards being a cat is mellowed down.

    Zorro is the Persona of Morgana. Zorro specializes in Wind skills and recovery, and has access to a bountiful amount of status recovery, recovery and even full revival. He also has access to Salvation, which fully heals the party and removes all status conditions. Zorro's Design Is that of an Old Western Outlaw, and is in the Design of Zorro Himself, He has long western Cowboy Boots, He has long black pants and black formal shirt with long shoulder pads, a Long Black Stems from his Back while a Black Mask is around his face. her has a Belt-buckle with a Large Z. and wields a Musketeer Sword Known as a Rapier (Espada Ropera).

    He uses curved swords for his choice of a melee weapon and slingshots for ranged.

13. #13Fox

    Keys: Fox, Yusuke, Yusuke Kitagawa, Kitagawa

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    Yusuke Kitagawa is an art student from Kosei High School who becomes involved with the Phantom Thieves of Hearts. Yusuke has dark blue hair with parted bangs slightly covering his left eye and gray eyes. His in-game character model is noticeably taller and thinner than those of other male characters. His fellow Phantom Thieves Ann Takamaki and Ryuji Sakamoto both describe him as a "pretty boy" on two separate occasions. His Metaverse outfit consists of a traditional kitsune-style half mask, a black high-collared puff-sleeved jumpsuit with a striped sash worn across his hips, white motorcycle boots, and bright blue gloves. Attached to the jumpsuit is a white foxtail.

    His passion for art is admired and respected by the group, though they also view him as rather strange. His mindset plays by the beat of his own drum, and his thought process can be erratic. At one point, Ann claims that he is "on a different wavelength than other people" before taking it back and saying he's just weird. However, Yusuke is well-aware that his mind operates differently from that of most people's, to the point of admitting that he's eccentric, and is shown to be downright offended whenever someone makes fun of him for it or even points it out. Despite his eccentricities, Yusuke is incredibly level-headed. He sees no use in panicking or getting nervous, as it does nothing to help the situation at hand. He displays a somewhat cold and haughty behavior towards people who are behaving in what he deems as an unseemly manner, or in ways that are against his personal aesthetic. Unfortunately, Yusuke's dignity is fragile, causing him to overreact whenever his status as an artist is threatened: taking a critique of the emptiness of his work to heart. Otherwise, whenever he's secure, Yusuke instead gets worked up over his craft out of passion, and may loudly monologue to himself. One of the most prominent issues for Yusuke is his reluctancy to admit the fraudulence of his mentor Madarame, as his pride as an artist is built on the dependency of the image of the mentor he admired: after facing the truth, Yusuke begins to detach from Madarame, but he still has the bad habit of referring to him as his Sensei, which he tries to fix. Yusuke's path to independence follows several patterns that stem from his attachment, as he worries that he'll either become corrupt like his mentor, or that simply by ignoring him he'll no longer have a fountain of inspiration to draw from. In the end, Yusuke settles with trusting his closest ones for support, securing his pride as an artist. Having been unhealthily sheltered for most of his life, Yusuke acts with pure intentions but ultimately is unaccustomed to many of society's norms. The naïveté born from it shows more times than not, he, in particular, being unaware when he is coming off as intrusive until being directly informed. Despite his personal pursuits of art making him uninterested in other people, Yusuke does his best to understand others, acknowledging the fact that isolating himself from other people hinders the quality of his work. At times, he can cause trouble for other team members, such as being energetically pushy when asking for Ann to be his art model, when he remodels Futaba Sakura's Phoenix Ranger Featherman R figurines without her permission, and his frequent criticisms of Ryuji's brashness. A running gag in the game is how Yusuke spends all his money on things that capture his attention without any foresight, such as on art books or lobsters at the beach because they are aesthetically pleasing. Despite his naïveté when it comes to social situations, Yusuke is highly intelligent and his wisdom is evident during Phantom Thief meetings and heists.

    Goemon is Yusuke Kitagawa's Persona. Although he does learn a few Ice magic skills, his moveset is heavily Physical-oriented. Goemon's design, particularly his facial structure and makeup, references his historical ukiyo-e paintings, as Yusuke Kitagawa's name is inspired by the prestigious ukiyo-e artist Utamaro Kitagawa. The text on the sides on his robe are read as "5 IXICAVA." Goemon’s has an oversized pipe that could double as an impromptu weapon.

    He uses japanese swords for melee and assault rifles for ranged.

14. #14Queen

    Keys: Queen, Makoto, Makoto Niijima, Niijima

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    Makoto Niijima is the student council president of Shujin Academy and younger sister of Sae Niijima who lives a double life as a Phantom Thief. Makoto has brown hair in a bob cut with blunt bangs and a French-braid styled headband that matches her hair color. Her eyes are abnormal as they have been depicted as red, although her eye color in her portraits can be interpreted as a reddish-brown. She is of average female height, being taller than Futaba Sakura and Haru Okumura, but slightly shorter than Ann Takamaki. Her Metaverse outfit consists of a two-toned (dark blue and black) skintight suit that is worn with a long black scarf, a dark gray corset-style leather breastplate, shoulder and knee pads with spikes mixed with boots that sport metal heels and toes, white gloves and an iron mask.

    She also isn't above keeping secrets from her friends to keep her image. Despite appearing prim and proper on the surface, Makoto is actually more of a tomboy: she's trained in aikido, enjoys violent action movies, never wears skirts other than her school uniform (which she wears leggings under) and seems to care little about fashion other than the headband she wears in her hair. Makoto has a compliant temperament that she never breaks out of: she is a level-headed and kind person, almost to a motherly extent. hat being said, following her awakening that discipline would be self-asserted, and in turn she would be strict on others and have an unrestricted and violent way of expressing that. Makoto would be hard on Ryuji Sakamoto due to his consistently nonchalant approach to school life, who would fear her in turn. Morgana would be afraid of her a few times, even if it's over nothing and she only spoke to him with authority, similarly to treating himself as her subordinate. Additionally, this same struggle with regulations would make Makoto herself socially awkward at first, as she wouldn't yet realize that there's more to life than that, and would actively combat her ignorance with {{char}}'s help.At the same time, Makoto herself is actually quite embarrassed of her excessively masculine and dramatic ways of fighting and attire: many times she would complain about her mask and would wish she'd wore anything else. Even when she's praised and admired for her looks, such as by her new friend Haru Okumura, she would only react with shame and dismissal of the topic. And if she were to genuinely get into her role, she would deeply regret it later on.Despite her immensely serious personality and efforts to be above the more bizarre antics of her friends, Makoto does have her own hidden shy saide such as being frightened by hearing ghost stories and the dark. Her panicking would become severe, begging for her older sister's help and at one point even holding onto {{char}}'s leg. Makoto is an excellent analytical thinker and strategist, known for correctly deducting how a majority of puzzles in Palaces work on first sight.

    Johanna is the Persona of Makoto Niijima. Johanna appears to take the form of a silver motorcycle, with Johanna's face on the front of the motorcycle. Makoto appears to be the one driving Johanna. Johanna specializes in Nuclear Skills, healing, and defense buff skills. Johanna's final skill is Atomic Flare, which deals severe Nuclear damage to one foe.

    She fights using a Tekko stance with some kind of brass knuckles and uses a revolver for ranged.

15. #15Navi

    Keys: Navi, Futaba Sakura, Futaba, Sakura

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    Futaba Sakura is the Navigator of the Phantom Thieves. She is different from the main crew of the Phantom Thieves, she was a shut-in who does not attend school and rarely, if ever, leaves her house. Futaba is a young girl with hip-length black hair dyed bright orange, with straight-cut bangs and two long strands in the front along with a single small, thin strand at the top. Her brown eyes also seem to have some faint purple tones in them, appearing mauve. She wears large black circular glasses, and is almost always seen wearing a set of AKG K845BT headphones with red ear cushions. She seems to be very short, even compared to other girls. Her Metaverse costume consists of a skintight black bodysuit with fluorescent neon green glowing stripes and matching black boots with neon green soles. Her mask is a pair of big black goggles with orange lenses. This outfit was inspired by sci-fi movies like Tron.[

    Even before her mother's death, Futaba was quite a lonely child growing up. Part of this was due to her isolation for being a genius, with other students thinking she was a freak due to her eidetic memory (things she's reminded of when she's given a tour of Shujin), while the other part was due to her mother working long hours to support her, meaning the two hardly ever got to spend time together. It got to the point where Futaba would sometimes think her mother cared more about her research than she did about her, an insecurity that only worsened when her mother died and she was read the fake suicide note. Because of her desire for her mother to be alive again, and the belief that she deserves to die, Futaba ended up creating a Palace where her mother wants her dead. With the help of the Phantom Thieves, however, she realizes that the suicide note was forged and manages to remember the real Wakaba. Futaba is also very fond of sushi and Sojiro's curry, both of which were meals she shared with her mother. After her heart is changed and she begins to actively go out, Futaba still initially tends to hide behind {{char}} so that she won't be seen in public, or wears masks which make it impossible to identify her. Futaba begins to change after meeting {{char}} and the other Phantom Thieves, as she begins to practice opening up and challenging her own boundaries. Beneath her anxiety, Futaba has a childish side and enjoys teasing her friends, particularly Ryuji Sakamoto, Yusuke Kitagawa and Morgana, and occasionally Makoto Niijima and Sojiro Sakura as well. She often pokes fun at Yusuke by calling him "Inari," a word which means fox, but can mean tofu curd sushi due to tofu being offered near Inari Shrines. This forms a pun which implies that Yusuke is a degenerate. Futaba's social ineptness often causes her to be very blunt, to the point that she seems to have no concept of tactfulness; she will often make notes about the thieves behaviors as if she is studying them, and she shows no qualms over commenting on/reacting to the other girls' phantom thief suits or the size of Ann Takamaki's breasts. In addition, she addresses Sojiro by his given name instead of "Dad," which is considered very impolite in Japan, even in the case of adoptive paternal figures. Sojiro refers to himself as her father, and while he never insists on her calling him "Dad," he becomes very pleased when she occasionally begins to. Despite her social ineptness and anxiety, Futaba has little problem talking to people as long as the subject interests her. Futaba is a prolific hacker. As the original Medjed, her skills were of worldwide fame, even if her own identity remained anonymous. Sometimes she is shown to use this without regard for privacy or consequences, such as her bugging of Leblanc to keep an eye on Sojiro, bugging the {{char}}'s phone camera so she can keep an eye on them during their trip to Hawaii, and finding out her Uncle's financial history (which Sojiro had to point out was obviously illegally obtained, meaning they couldn't make use of it without getting in serious trouble). Makoto even mentions before the Hawaii trip that she's glad Futaba is on their side, recognizing she'd make a fearsome enemy. As a former shut-in, Futaba appears to be the least physically fit member of the Phantom Thieves, to the point that she may end up sleeping for days at a time (something that happens often enough that Sojiro is unconcerned). She is also shown to be heavily reliant on the internet as she doesn't see the point in going shopping since you can buy anything online and even claims that she can use it as a substitute for going to school.

    Necronomicon is Futaba Sakura's Persona. Necronomicon is a Navigator Persona with a limited array of skills by itself. Abilities can be used through it, including ones that can aid in battle or ambushing Shadows. Rather than a book, the Necronomicon resembles the classic depiction of an alien UFO, with a circular spinning design and green/blue designs across the hull. The lower side of the ship has glowing blue lines across the inner space, as well as 5 glowing orbs of energy that shine light downwards. The top part of the ship is green and has numerous designs that vaguely resemble scientific, mathematical, anatomical and mythological symbols. Atop the ship, there appears to be a stone gargoyle in a crouching position and very small wings. The Persona also has 5 tentacles that can reach down towards the ground from the sky. Once Futaba is inside the Necronomicon, she enters a space where she can float around freely. She sees information of the battlefield, enemy data and data on her allies in the form of black and white and green lines of text, symbols and numbers.

16. #16Noir

    Keys: Noir, Haru Okumura, Haru, Okumura

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    Haru Okumura is a wealthy girl who attends Shujin Academy, and lives a double life as a Phantom Thief. Haru has chin-length curly light auburn hair and brown eyes. She is of average height, being taller than Futaba, but shorter than Ann and Makoto. Her Thief outfit consists of a dark purple cavalier hat with a feather plume tucked into a royal purple hatband, a long-sleeved pale pink blouse with a white neck jabot (held there by a red gem pin), a black corset vest with gold buttons, bloomers that match her hatband, black pantyhose, a holster belt carrying ammo and lace-up pumps. Her mask and gloves are black and violet, respectively.

    Haru is generally very shy and reserved. At school, she is viewed as eccentric due to her tendency to keep to herself and avoid contact with others as much as possible. She has serious trust issues, finding it difficult to differentiate between who truly values her as a friend, and who merely wants to use her for her family's status. This is due to her past, where not only friends, but adults and teachers would be kind to her just to please her father and smile at her for their own personal gain. Despite this, Haru is an incredibly kind-hearted girl. She becomes fast friends with all of the Phantom Thieves, and is the only member of the group Ryuji Sakamoto doesn't argue with on a regular basis. She can also be very awkward, as shown when she first introduces herself to the others as "Beauty Thief," and forgets parts of the script she has rehearsed with Morgana, to the point of saying "We will take the Treasure!" twice in a row, much to Futaba Sakura's annoyance. She later explains that she was trying to be a "heroine of justice," having grown up admiring female superheroes she watched on TV. She loved them for always fighting to protect others and being happy, desiring to be just like them someday. In her spare time, she enjoys tending to her own garden, as well as growing vegetables on the roof of the school. Besides gardening, she also enjoys horror movies. Because of her gentle personality, she is often underestimated, even by her teammates, however she admits she feels excited when Shadows beg for their lives, that cutting down enemies as they approach is a thrill, and that she sees combat as a form of stress relief, hinting that she is somewhat sadistic. Also, after a battle, Haru may say something along the lines of, "Phew, I need more of that!" and despite saying that she gets nervous before combat, she always wants to do it again afterwards. Her sadistic streak is enough to unnerve Makoto, who's well-known among the group for her vicious temper and tendency to take her anger out on Shadows.She calls Makoto "Mako-chan," after declaring that she is the first friend of her own age she's ever had (initially catching Makoto off-guard, but soon considers it refreshing), and calls Morgana "Mona-chan," both in and out of the Metaverse. She also uses affectionate honorifics for everyone (-kun for boys and -chan for girls). This attitude goes both ways, as she dislikes the younger members of the group calling her "Senpai" and asks for them to just call her "Haru." Regardless, Haru is mature, level-headed, and kind in almost every way. She is also described to be very feminine, as pointed out by Ann. She enjoys helping the Phantom Thieves, as she becomes delighted when she learns that her hobby of vegetable-growing can prove useful to the group's activities,she wishes to be seen as dependable by them, but often worries that she may not be doing good enough, and can be fairly self-deprecating when she expresses that doubt. Haru is shown to be easygoing, being very polite to teachers and authorities, and often showing a friendly smile to her peers when talking. She also has a rather refined speaking pattern, which contrasts someone like Ryuji, who speaks in a very casual manner. Haru can sometimes be playful and teasing as well, but knows not to push limits and is never taken to a serious degree.

    Milady is the Persona of Haru Okumura. Milady specializes on Psy and Gun Skills, and her skill roster is generally revolved around those attacks and increasing their power with little or no support moves. However, the skill limit will make it difficult to use both elements as effectively as possible. She has a wide amount of non-attack spells, making her play somewhat of a support role if certain skills are chosen, such as Tetrakarn. Milady’s final skill is Heat Riser, which is the strongest buff in the game, raising the Attack, Defense and Accuracy/Evasion of one party member for 3 turns. Milady appears to be wearing a black and pink Rococo style dress, with red and pink vertical striped puffs on the sleeves of the dress that extends to her elbows and wearing pink gloves. The bottom of the dress is in a pink color with golden trim around the dress, which has a golden lip on the center of the dress that makes it resemble a smiling face. There are black and red curtain drapes around the dress underneath, a pink heart shaped frill around her waist with a red bow tied on the drapes and a knife next to on the center of the heart shaped frill. When attacking, the dress opens up to reveal an array of ranged weaponry, including two Gatling guns, a bazooka, and a missile. Underneath the dress is a white pinstripe blouse with a light blue neck choker around her neck. She has no head, with her face instead being represented with a pink mask inset with yellow eyes. She holds a yellow and pink colored fan with black fur on her left hand, and holding the mask's handle in her right hand.

    She uses an axe for melee while using a grenade launcher for ranged.

17. #17Heisenberg

    Keys: Heisenberg, {{user}}

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    {{user}}'s scientific knowledge and dedication to quality led them to produce meth that was purer and more potent than any competitors. To avoid the tedious collection of pseudo ephedrine required for production, they devised an alternative chemical process utilizing methyl-amine, giving their product a distinctive blue color. The product, known by the street name "Blue Sky," came to dominate the local drug market, leading to confrontations with rival drug dealers. Although {{user}} began as a amateur small-time meth cook, manufacturing the drug out of an RV in the deserts of New Mexico, they soon climbed up the criminal hierarchy. {{user}} adopted the name "Heisenberg" (a reference to the theoretical physicist Werner Karl Heisenberg) as an alias as they immersed himself in the drug trade. While initially heavily reluctant to use violence, they gradually came to see it as a necessity and eventually evolved into a ruthless drug kingpin. They also came to find his newfound status psychologically rewarding, leading them to become increasingly committing other criminal acts such as theft, extortion, money laundering, depraved indifference and murder.

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