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• During Justice Rank 7, for the sixth choice, pick 3: "You are my rival".
• During Justice Rank 8, you will need to win against him in the battle during this rank-up event. Then, for the eighth choice, pick 1: "I'll take it."
• Confidant Rank 10, then reach Akechi’s event in Cruiser Palace.
• When in bed, about to sleep on the night this happens, pick 2: “Fulfill Akechi’s Promise”.
• On the evening of 2/2, for the third choice, pick the first option.

• Mementos Depths, the world’s Palace.
• Qliphoth World.

• Palace bad endings (fail to meet any Palace requirements by the deadline, reversible)
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• Persona 5 bad ending 2
• Persona 5 true ending
• Persona 5 Royal bad ending 1
• Persona 5 Royal bad ending 2
• Persona 5 Royal true ending
• Fail to meet the requirements of a Palace before the deadline.
• You will be prompted to start again from one week prior, resetting any progress you made in those days.
• Agree to the deal offered to you. This involves picking the third option to the second question that you are asked.
• Councillor Confidant rank 9 not achieved.
• 11/19: Do not agree to the deal offered to you. This involves picking the first or second option to the second question that you are asked.
• 12/24: Agree to the deal offered to you. Choose the second option when a thought bubble is presented with an offer.
• 12/24: Agree to the deal offered to you. Choose the first option when a thought bubble is presented with an offer.
• Councillor Confidant rank 9 achieved. Rank 10 will happen automatically on 11/17.
• 11/19: Do not agree to the deal offered to you. This involves picking the his involves picking the first or second option to the second question that you are asked.
• 12/24: Do not agree to the deal offered to you. Choose the first option when a thought bubble is presented with an offer. Third semester:
• 1/9:Agree to the deal offered to you.
• 1/9: Do not agree to the deal offered to you. Reach the new Laboratory Palace’s treasure.
• On the night of 2/2: During Akechi’s third persona conversation (if you met the requirements detailed in Awakening the Phantom Thieves ): Say you will agree to the deal. This involves picking the second option to the third question that you are asked.
• On the night of 2/2: In the scene after the above scene. Agree to the deal offered to you. This involves picking the second options in all the dialogue options for this scene.
• 12/24:Do not agree to the deal offered to you. Choose the first option when a thought bubble is presented with an offer. Third semester:
• 1/9:Do not agree to the deal offered to you.
• Reach the new Laboratory Palace’s treasure.
• On the night of 2/2: During Akechi’s third persona conversation (if you met the requirements detailed in Awakening the Phantom Thieves ): Say you will not agree to the deal. This involves picking the first option to the third question that you are asked.
• On the night of 2/2: In the scene after the above scene. Do not agree to the deal offered to you. This involves picking the first option in all the dialogue options for this scene.

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Persona 5 royal  — walkthrough (ps4).

Walkthrough (PS4) by marendarade

Version: 1.1.3 | Updated: 04/28/2020 FAQ of the Month Winner: March 2020

• Previous: February

Table of Contents

• Next: ACE April
• Introduction
• Changes from Persona 5
• Additional Resources
• Special Thanks
• Social Stats
• Battle Boosts
• Battle Mechanics
• Velvet Room
• Palace Tips
• Challenge Battles
• Walkthrough

All Confidant Events Walkthrough

• ACE September
• ACE October
• ACE November
• ACE December
• ACE January
• ACE February
• Confidant Availability
• Confidant Gifts
• Achievements
• Thieves Den Awards

Goals of ACE Walkthrough

• Max all social stats
• Max all confidants
• Finish all Strength dates
• Finish all Mementos requests
• Unlock all trophies
• Unlock all NG Thieves Den awards
• Obtain all room decorations
• View all confidant hangout events
• Quickly rank up Technical Lv. through billiards
• Minimize reloading for RNG social stats
• Original Walkthrough
• https://wikiwiki.jp/persona5r/allchart
• Walkthrough Mirror
• https://aqiu384.github.io/p5r-walkthrough/ace-walkthrough
• Fusion Calculator
• https://aqiu384.github.io/megaten-fusion-tool/p5r/personas
• https://aqiu384.github.io/megaten-fusion-tool/p5r/shadows

Save Rotation

• Rotate through all 16 save slot so you can backtrack if you make a scheduling mistake
• When infiltrating palace save right before you enter the Metaverse and right before you leave

Stat Levels

Musical notes for stats, crossword rotation.

• On set evenings you can complete a crossword in Leblanc and receive (Knowledge +2)
• Completing a crossword does not take time
• Crossword answers will carry over to the next crossword evening unless completed
• If the answer does not match the guide you have missed a day

Aojiru Rotation

• On Sundays you can drink aojiru for Y5000 from the Shibuya underground walkway and receive (Social Stat +2)
• Drinking aojiru does not take time
• The stat type received from aojiru works off a set rotation and will carry over to the next Sunday unless purchased
• If the stat gain does not match the guide you have missed a day

Random Stats from Billiards

• Playing billiards will grant a (Random Stat +3) except for Kindness
• These random stat gains are excluded from the stat progression
• If you are behind on social stats, you can use this opportunity to reload for the stat you need

Metaverse Progress

• All palaces were cleared on Hard using the minimum number of in-game days
• Similarly you can clear palaces however you wish as long as you adhere to the schedule
• When infiltrating Mementos you must finish all listed requests to proceed with confidant schedule
• Helpful suggestions are listed under Palace Tips section

Mementos Requests

• Requests are unlocked by ranking up confidants and reading messages from Mishima
• Your phone holds only the last 50 messages, making some permanently missable if not read
• Always read all your messages, fast-forward through them if you wish
• Some requests lack a target and must be investigated in the overworld to ID them

Confidant Rank Up Points

• You normally acquire enough points to unlock a confidant's next rank up event by giving positive responses to their prompts during conversations
• When you give a correct response you get 1 to 3 confidant points that are represented as blue musical notes that fly offscreen
• The sparkles that accompany the notes also show if you have enough points to rank up
• If the sparkles remain over the confidant's head you do not have enough points
• If the sparkles fly offscreen with the notes the next hangout will be a rank up event
• This guide notes the optimal answers along with their position, tentative translation, and expected confidant points

Omitted Confidant Answers

• All prompts where no response gives confidant points
• Ranks 1 and 10 which are always followed by a rank up event
• Fool, Magician, and Judgement which rank up automatically
• Moon which solely ranks up based on completing Mementos requests
• Sun which ranks up every meeting regardless of answers

Ranking Up Strength

• Strength which solely ranks up based on completing fusion requests
• You can complete their requests at your own pace so long you finish before the 12/24 deadline
• See the Strength Confidant section for suggested fusion pathways

Carrying Matching Arcana

• Carrying a persona of the same arcana while talking to a confidant gives an extra confidant point +1 for every response that normally gives confidant points
• The persona only has to be in your stock and not necessarily equipped
• This guide expects you to always carry the matching arcana for confidant events after 4/20
• Included events include all confidant rank ups as well some unique cases
• Non-rank up hangout events
• Relationship Fortunes by Chihaya
• Hierophant when making coffee or cleaning Leblanc
• Lovers when answering class questions on 4/25, 6/20, and 7/7
• You never need matching arcana for Fool, Magician, Strength, Moon, Sun, and Judgement confidants

Romancing a Confidant

• This guide is structured so you can choose to romance any on the 10 potential confidants upon reaching Rank 9
• Death Rank 10 is moved from daytime to evening if you romance so there are 2 spots where it can occur
• There are additional endgame benefits if you do not romance more than 1 confidant on the same save file
• On 2/15 the remaining 9 confidants and Judgement gift you with a friendship chocolate

Unlocking all Trophies

• For complete list see Trophies
• Can platinum without NG+
• All Metaverse trophies except Unsurpassed Rebel should be easy to unlock by endgame
• Can save-reload for a couple overworld trophies, rest will auto unlock while following guide
• My Closest Partner: Max out one confidant on romance route
• Easy Money: Wait a week for lottery ticket prize announcement, does not have to be grand prize
• Trash Into Treasure: Sell armor to Kichijoji used clothes store
• A Serene Experience: Meditate at the temple
• Professional Modification: Customize a gun
• Master of Akihabara: Make Y20,000 worth of orders before visiting for special menu

Unlocking all Thieves Den Awards

• For complete list see Thieves Den Awards
• All awards except for NG+ can be done through save-reloads
• Mask Collector: Get 99% compendium completion during NG so only Joker's NG+ ultimate persona is missing
• Future Rehabilitation: Needs NG+ Mementos
• True Rehabilitation: Needs NG+ third semester
• Some rewards require careful scheduling even with save-reloads
• Ladies' Man: Need to see the Rank 10 event for every candidate on romance route
• Save whenever you reach Rank 9 romance decision point in guide
• Take romance route and do Rank 10 ASAP
• Check to make sure counter in Thieves Den goes up
• Reload save and proceed with friendship route following the guide normally
• You can reverse the steps if you wish to commit to a relationship on that save
• We Stand As Equals: Should also unlock while using above process to complete Beloved Phantom Thief
• Legend of the Dragon Fist: Needs 16 gym visits on a save

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Persona 5 Royal guide: Madarame’s Palace walkthrough

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Persona 5 Royal ’s Palaces are actually very similar to the ones in Persona 5 . Our walkthrough for the previous version will work just as well for the update to this role-playing game. You may notice a few changes due to Royal ’s grappling hook, but the changes in direction are minor and typically involve grappling instead of the direction stated below. If you see Joker’s hand glowing blue, then the way forward involves his grapple.

Persona 5 Royal also comes with a new collectible called Will Seeds , which are hidden in each dungeon. To find them, use our Madarame’s Palace Will Seeds of Vanity guide .

Table of contents

Madarame’s palace part 1, removing the barrier, madarame’s palace part 2.

• Ichiryusai Azazel Madarame boss fight

Once inside the Metaverse, jump up the truck and over the wall. Continue your way onto the roof and through the window, just like last time. Once you land, head toward the door. The gang will stop and discover that there are now lasers in certain areas. Hold X to jump over or slide under them, but only if at least one of the three circuits is green (one or two beams instead of three). You can use Third Eye to clearly see if there are two or three beams.

You will now be in the room with all of the paintings. Carefully clear out the guards in here. Be sure to mind the lasers that have been turned on since last time. Once the enemies are gone, go through the door and into the student’s portrait room. Move into the entrance area again and fight the guards. Head into the golden statue room and up the stairs. From here on out, new territory.

Once you are in the 1st Exhibition Room, follow the hall right. You will come to a big purple door. This will be your first safe room in here, so go inside and discover the 1st Exhibition Room Safe Room .

After talking with your friends, head into the large maze room. There are plenty of enemies in here, so take them out quietly. Once they are gone, check each nook and cranny in order to discover the two treasure chests hidden in this room. Once out, head left to unlock a shortcut. Return to the intersection and turn right. Go up the stairs and into the 2nd Exhibition Room.

Here you will find yourself in a hallway connected to a large square room. Walk inside and up to the giant golden vase. Morgana will lose all self control and jump up onto the display platform, triggering a trap. You will now be on your own.

At this point in time, you can’t do anything to help your friends, so turn around and look for a large box. Climb up the box and then up the wall.

Jump down onto the enemy below but be careful. The enemy is easy to defeat but you are completely on your own. This means that you do not have access to Hold Up or All In. Use your most damaging abilities and take the enemy out. Once it falls, head to the back wall and find the glowing red panel. Walk up to it and hit the button.

When the red light goes out, the wall behind you will lower, allowing Ann to escape. Go meet up with her and then climb up the crates next to the button. Continue along the wall, pass over the bridge and toward the other side. Jump down, but beware of the button on the back wall. Hitting this button will cause an enemy to appear.

Instead, look for a blurry painting in a silver frame on the right side of the room. Examine it and then take it off the wall. Suprise! Here is the button that you are looking for. Hit it to rescue Ryuji.

Talk to Ryuji and then run to the back wall, where the enemy spawning button is. Find the crates around here and climb up them to reach the ventilation shaft. Crawl through here and into the security room.

Walk up to the computer and attempt to lower the lasers. Turns out you need a password. Exit through the security room’s front door to find two bumbling guards having a conversation. Eavesdrop on them and you will learn that the password is 07734, which is hello upside down.

Defeat the guard after the conversation is over and return to the security panel. Examine it and the password will be entered for you. Morgana will be free and the part will be whole again.

After a quick chat, walk up to the vase and examine it. The vase will turn into a giant gem which will then run away from you. Catch it by getting close and hitting X. This will initiate a battle with the Regent. If you can knock it down and talk to it (it is weak to Nuke), it will join your team as a non-combat Persona that can be used to fuse stronger Personas.

You will finally be able to leave this room. Once you are in the next area, you will see a large wall with a opening in it. Climb through the opening and watch Ryuji freak out over a perspective painting.

Jump down and take out the guard. Run into the ladies’ room to get the treasure chest and then head around the perspective painting to avoid the lasers. Go through the door and into the next room.

Turn right to find the 2nd Exhibition Room Safe Room .

Head left and down the hall. There will be a few guards here. Sneaking up on them can be a little tricky due to the shape of the room and the positioning of the cover. Go slow and take them out. Head up the stairs to your right for some treasure.

Continue past where the guards were to enter another large room with paintings. After you walk through the doorway, electric fences will block the exit and several guards will spawn. Run to the right wall to make sure that you are safe. Clear the enemies out carefully.

Once the enemies are dealt with, head to the back of the room for a treasure chest. After that, start using Third Eye to look for the crooked painting. You will be able to notice it by its distinct blue glow. Pull the painting off the wall to reveal a button. Hit it and escape this room through the door on the left.

You will now be in the Central Garden. Walk forward along the beautiful path and turn right. There will be a giant, gaudy building in front of you. Walk into the door and watch as it parts. Keep moving forward until you come up to the red fence. Congratulations, you have found the barrier.

Morgana will tell you to go home, but don’t listen to him. Before you leave, head back toward the gardens and go to the yet unexplored room. Here you will find the Central Garden Safe Room . Walk in, discover it, and teleport yourself to the entrance. Leave the palace, you are done for today.

The gang will appear back in font of Madarame’s house and a plan will be formulated. Tomorrow you will return here and use Ann as bait! Head home and get some sleep.

Taking down the barrier mostly consists of some really goofy cut scenes and a lot of awkward situations ...

After the shenanigans have taken place, you will find yourself alone in the Metaverse with Ryuji, awaiting the barrier’s imminent destruction. Once inside, run up to the red security guard and confront him. You will enter into a battle with the Security Shadow, who is weak to fire. Keep in mind that there are only two of you and give the beast all you’ve got.

After the monster is dead, turn left and enter into the security room. Run up to the open laptop and examine it, turning off the security. Exit the security room and meet up with Ann, Morgana, and now, Yusuke. Walk back through the palace, dragging poor Yusuke along with you. Once you reach the golden statue room, Shadow Madarame will make himself known.

After some more talking, Yusuke will discover his Persona all on his own. You will now enter into a battle with the Embittered Blacksmith. Morgana is out for this fight, but Yusuke is in! Use his Giant Slice to deal massive damage to the Embittered Blacksmith. Use your other teammate’s group abilities to deal with all the creepy bird guys in the fight so that you can focus more on the boss.

While he hits hard, The Embittered Blacksmith won’t really put up much of a fight. Take him down and escape the palace. Tomorrow is another day.

Once you head back into the palace, you will have to choose your team. There can only be four in a party, so the odd person out will be trailing behind (they will still show up in cutscenes and in Safe Rooms). Go up to the three teammates you want and bring them along.

Once the the group has been selected, return to the Central Garden Safe Room and walk through the now open courtyard.

After crossing the courtyard, you will be back in the large room that you and Ryuji fought through a day or so ago. Clear out the guards and head up the ramps. Grab the map off of the brochure rack at the top of the ramp and then move into the next area.

Head left for a locked chest, assuming you have a lock pick on hand. Now head right, and go all the way down the long hallway. Here, hang a left, around the corner and then a right into a square room. Clear the enemies and grab the chest.

From here, turn left and you will find yourself in the large laser room. This is more or less a maze. Be careful as you progress forward, as a wrong step will bump the security level up. The lasers become much easier to see if you are using Third Eye.

First, head left and slide under the lasers.

Head to the far wall and turn right, walking along the locked barrier.

Right again before the next laser grid.

Walk into the little opening to your left.

Walk forward until you reach the wall. From here, you can jump over the fence on the checkered wall to grab a chest. Once you have the loot, walk alongside the checkered wall and jump over a laser.

Finally! Out of the maze. Head to the back wall and walk up to the paintings that Yusuke pointed out earlier. Examine it and them jump through. Head left through the painting. At the edge of the frame, you will find yourself in a similar, longer painting. Cross it and them jump out onto the wall.

Head along the wall until you find a small ventilation shaft. Crawl inside of it. When you emerge, you will be in a lounge area with a chest and a locked door. Open the door to reveal a shortcut and then turn back toward the red guard standing watch. You have no choice but to fight him, so head up and initiate combat.

The Bringer of Misfortune is relatively easy, although he is immune to physical attacks. As such, use your team’s magical abilities to take him out easily. If you have access to any Nuke powers, the mini-boss it weak to it. Focus him down with magic.

Once the guard is toast, head right to find another locked chest and then move into the security room. Turns out that we are going to need another password. Go through the shortcut door that you just unlocked and eavesdrop on two more stupid guards. They will mention something about Madarame’s feet. Strange. Deal with them and head right back to the ramp room.

In here, there is a unmissable statue of Madarame. It is huge and made of gold. Walk up to its feet and examine it. There will be a numerical riddle, and you will have to figure out the password. The answer is 1120 . Return to the security room and open up all the gates. Head across the floor to the farthest side. Go through the double doors and turn left to find the Treasure Hall Safe Room .

Outside of the Safe Room, head left through the door and into the gallery. Now go left down the hallway and through the double doors. You will come up to a large wall full of paintings. Walk up to the first one and jump inside.

Head to the right and into the painting with the mountain and the red gate. Instead of going forward, run through the gate.

You will now be in a jungle painting, jump out and onto the nearby ledge. Hit the button to make a new painting appear. Jump back in the painting, and make your way back to the mountain. Instead of going through the gate here, head out the right side.

You will now be on a boat, or rather, a painting of a boat. Jump off the boat around where the waves are crashing up along the side. If you continue too far to the right, a octopus monster will hurl you out of the painting and onto the enemy infested floor below. After jumping out of the boat, you will have access to yet another button. Press it.

Now you want to go back in and find your way to the jungle painting. In between the painting’s entrance and where you jumped out earlier, there will be a climb option now. Climb up the rock in the middle and walk farther into the painting.

Once you emerge in a new painting, head right to get out. When you are on solid ground again, head through the double doors and out of this nightmare.

Clear the room in front of you of enemies and then grab the treasure. Head down the ramp to your right and clear again. In the men’s room, off to the right side, you will find a treasure. Walk through the doors at the end of the room to find yourself in another weird space.

You will now be in a gigantic room inspired by the works of M.C. Escher. The room looks confusing, but is actually very straightforward. Use Third Eye to see what you can interact with and follow the path of exclamation points.

Once you have crossed the way, and grabbed the hidden treasure off to the right, head into the blue gateway. Continue along the path until you encounter two Sayuri paintings. You must choose the correct one before you can leave. Examine the one to the right, in the red shirt and claim that it is the true painting. A golden door will light up, go through it.

Now there will be even more Sayuris to choose from. The difference is now a little slighter as well, so walk up to the only one with branches on both sides of it. Claim that it is correct and move through the golden doorway.

Even more paintings? Head along down, past all the fakes, until you come across the second one with a red shirt and branches. Select it, and the golden orb will fly down into the abyss. Head up toward the blue door closest to you and enter it.

You will be back in the area where you had to choose between red and blue. Go down both flights of stairs and into the new golden doorway.

Walk up to the double doors and enter into the treasure room. Before doing anything else, walk forward toward Madarame and the treasure. A short cutscene will play, and you will regain control. Go left to find the Main Hall Safe Room .

From the Safe Room, head forward into the security booth. You will have a couple of options here, so choose to open the shutters first. After that, you can do the next two, turn off the power or turn off the laser grid, in either order. Once all options have been attempted, a guard will find you.

Return to where you stood, gazing at the treasure. Head right up the newly opened ramp. Clear out any and all enemies along the way. On your way up the ramp, there will be a square balcony to your left with treasure. Once you reach the top of the ramp, head left and across the small walkway.

When you have walked through the next doorway, turn right for more treasure and left for more ramp. At the very top, you will find the Upper Main Hall Safe Room . In this upper area, there is one control room that you can enter. Ignore the glowing switch on the wall for now and head up the ladder.

You will now be above the gallery. Jump across the way and toward the hanging hook. After you investigate this new and exciting opportunity, return to the aforementioned glowing switch and examine in. With a plan in place and an infiltration route, the time has come to exit the palace on go to bed.

The next day, after school, determine whether or not you are ready to end this palace. If you are done, send the calling card to Madarame and go to bed. Tomorrow is a big day.

Ichiryusai Azazel Madarame Boss Fight

Enter back into the palace and assess your team. If you don’t have Morgana with you, pick him up, as Media will be very helpful in the upcoming fight. Return to the Upper Main Hall Safe Room and walk up to the crane lever. A short and awesome cutscene will play.

After the madness is finished, run up the ladder and help Morgana off the hook. Time to get out of here, so run across the the rafters and toward the back wall. Exit out the back window and begin your decent down the building. When you reach the courtyard, the boss fight will begin.

Madarame will split into four separate pieces to start the encounter: a right eye, a left eye, a nose, and a mouth. Each piece has its own elemental properties and abilities. Similarly, each piece has several things that can damage it and at least one that heals it. Experiment with your different elements until you have a decent idea of what hurts what.

Use abilities that hurt multiple pieces at once. By doing this, you will inadvertently heal one piece, but that will make little difference in the long run. When there are only one or two left, focus them down with abilities that will actually hurt them. After the pieces fall, the real boss emerges.

Attack the now open Madarame. Use everything at your disposal. Try using abilities that debuff Madarame’s defenses for multiple turns or buff your allies. Use physical Persona attacks to deal massive damage to the painter. Eventually, he will return to his separated form.

Now the pieces will be able to reform if you don’t take them all out quickly enough. If you are bursting most pieces down and saving one or two for last, this won’t be much of an issue for you. However, Madarame will also start covering your allies in black paint, making them vulnerable to all damage. Keep them healed up or use items to either cleanse them or revive them if they fall.

Continue the process again to reveal Madarame. Nothing has really changed here so keep doing as much damage as you can. When he splits off again, the team will notice buckets of black paint off to the side. Send Yusuke to go grab them, and continue fighting the pieces as normal. In a few turns, Yusuke will smear the paint all over the pieces, making them weak to everything. Reveal Madarame again and finish the fight.

This fight is fairly easy as long as you are spending most of Morgana’s turns using Media or other healing/cleansing abilities. Take your time and don’t be too precious with your items. Once he falls, Yusuke gets to have a little revenge.

After the palace is finished, you will have your remaining free time to wait for the change of Heart, but first, go to sleep and have a little chat with Igor.

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Meiji Shrine in Persona 5

Meiji Shrine (明治神宮前, Meiji-Jingūmae ) ? is a location in Persona 5 .

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• 3.1.1 Persona 5 Royal

History [ ]

Meiji Shrine is a real-life location located in Shinjuku , Tokyo. It is served by the Meiji-jingumae Station . The shrine is dedicated to Emperor Meiji and his wife Empress Shōken and the shrine complex is surrounded by a large forest area.

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Persona 5 [ ].

Meiji Shrine is one of the hangout spots in the Tokyo map. It is unlocked after reading Tokyo Shrines , a magazine that can be bought from Shibuya 's Taiheido bookstore, or after accepting Ann 's hangout invitation on August 6th.

The protagonist can also visit the shrine and spend time here with a Confidant. Confidant events happening here include:

• August 6th: After clearing Futaba's Palace , the protagonist may visit the shrine with Ann Takamaki and bump into Tae Takemi , increasing both Confidant points.
• The protagonist may visit the shrine with Yusuke Kitagawa and receive a Hamaya to decorate his room with.

Aside from being a hangout spot, the location is also part of an activity, where the protagonist is able to boost their Confidant points. For more information on its functions, see Shrine .

Persona 5 Royal [ ]

The Shrine maintains its usual functions, in addition to being the place that the protagonist celebrates new year with Kasumi Yoshizawa . According to Kasumi, the place is usually crowded during New Years, although during that specific year, it is surprisingly empty with only the protagonist, Kasumi and the other Phantom Thieves members bar Morgana arriving to the shrine by coincidence. This acts as a foreshadowing that Takuto Maruki is granting humanity all of their desires without any strings attached, so people don't need to pray at the shrine.

• Shin Megami Tensei
• 1 Persona 5: The Phantom X
• 2 Makoto Yuki
• 3 Ren Amamiya

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There are a whopping 53 achievements or trophies to collect as you play Persona 5 Royal, so let us help you unlock each one.

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Trophy-hunting in Persona games has never been a small feat, requiring impressive dedication to get them all, and Persona 5 Royal is no exception. Thankfully, players of the original P5 can rejoice, as the Persona 5 Royal achievements are a bit easier to snag.

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You’ll unlock all the Persona 5 Royal trophies by following our P5R monthly guides, but in our Persona 5 Royal trophy guide, we’ll walk you through how to unlock every achievement and trophy in P5R (even the missable trophies, too). From beginning to end, we’ll show you how to find all of Persona 5 Royal’s achievements.

Updated on April 20, 2023 by Gabrielle Castania: We’ve come back to our Persona 5 Royal platinum guide once again to update it a bit further, providing helpful links to fuller guides that explain in more detail how to finesse your way to the trophy. For a complete Persona 5 Royal achievement guide, you’ve certainly come to the right place!

This guide contains major spoilers for the entirety of Persona 5 and Persona 5 Royal.

As you play through Persona 5 Royal, achievements begin popping up left and right simply for experiencing the core story of the game . These trophies cannot be missed , as they occur naturally through gameplay.

NSome of Persona 5 Royal’s trophies require seeing multiple endings of the game to unlock. These are typically where you’ll find Persona 5 Royal’s missable trophies .

Check out our P5R endings guide for more info.

Story Trophies (Unmissable)

Persona 5 royal missable trophies, how to get all story trophies in persona 5 royal.

The smoothest way to guarantee grabbing the majority of your Persona 5 Royal trophies is to make sure you’re on the path to the True Ending that was added to P5R.

However, unlocking the True Ending has a couple of necessary steps:

• Get Dr. Maruki’s Confidant to Rank 9 before 11/17 .
• Get Akechi’s Confidant to Rank 8 before 11/17
• Decline the deals offered to you on 11/19 , 11/24 , and 1/9 .
• Tell Akechi you’re not agreeing to any of the deals when he asks.
• Decline the offer on 2/2 .

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Below, you’ll find plenty of Persona 5 Royal achievements that you’ll be guided to unlock by completing tutorials throughout the game, as well as by performing fusions in the Velvet Room.

Different fusion types unlock as you progress through the game, so don’t worry if you see something unfamiliar in our list before you’re finished with P5R.

We also have a full fusion guide if you need some help!

Trophies Related To The Metaverse

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The final of Persona 5 Royal’s achievements come from your daily life segments. These can be for things like visiting locations, playing mini-games, or from spending time with Confidants .

Plenty of them are based in Kichijoji , the new area of Tokyo added to P5R from vanilla P5, to prompt you to experience the game's new area and its features.

Daily Life Trophies In Persona 5 Royal

And by following our complete Persona 5 Royal platinum guide, you’ll have unlocked every trophy in Persona 5 Royal. Happy hunting!

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A trip to Moscow

I'm going to organize a trip this summer. I want to plan everything. I’ll fly from London to Moscow, and I also want to visit St. Petersburg. Could you, please, advise me what places I should visit? I’ll stay in Moscow for about 10 days before going to St. Petersburg. Thank you!

Not a country I’d be spending my money in at the moment.

Ditto. Ditto!

I don't really see the point of shunning a country because you don't agree with its leader and/or its government. Would you go to Italy? China? Tourist dollars are more likely to get into the hands of the people rather than any corrupt bureaucracy and meeting friendly tourists might just change the locals opinions of foreigners and even give them some information they don't get from local news media.

Hopefully , I won't be starting a war here , but I must say I agree with Chani's comments . Having taken three year visas in 2015 , we have been to Moscow and St; Petersburg ( once to Moscow , and twice to St Petersburg ) . The History , Art , Music ( I am a classically trained musician ) and Culture , fascinate us . Much to experience there and advance preparation is essential , To get a good grounding for your visit , read this lavish and detailed book by Suzanne Massie , it's one of the best ways to immerse yourself in what you will experience - https://www.amazon.com/Land-Firebird-Beauty-Old-Russia/dp/096441841X/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1521652009&sr=8-1&keywords=land+of+the+firebird+massie&dpID=51CPK13XKGL&preST=_SX218_BO1,204,203,200_QL40_&dpSrc=srch

And while leaders of such countries can point to foreign visitor numbers as a sign of support ? I also believe that personal safety for certain travellers, especially obvious minorities, cannot be guaranteed, as fervent nationalism increases, and tolerance levels evaporate. Just as I may decide against a purchase at the supermarket because of a company’s behaviour, ethics will always be a consideration.

Well, I'd argue supermarket ethics does not readily translate to travel ethics - the latter is far more complex. Personally, I see the whole "vote with my hard-earned travel dollar" approach as overly simplistic, but if it's your position - I totally respect it.

What I don't understand is members volunteering ethical guidance in response to what seems an innocuous request for travel-related information.

Note a discussion on ethics hosted a year ago by the Webmaster of this very forum.

https://community.ricksteves.com/travel-forum/general-europe/travel-ethics-612334a0-0ca1-4128-b088-c13d1d8a91c3

I appreciate Rick Steves' point of view in his "Travel As A Political Act". That said, Putin's Russia is not a place I would support. But, to each his or her own....

From a practical point of view, travel between the two countries can be difficult. I understand the Russians who traveled in the US this past winter had to go to the US Embassy in the country of Georgia to get visas because the Russians expelled American embassy personnel. If you do travel to Russia, you may be on your own. See the American travel advisory: https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/traveladvisories/traveladvisories/russia-travel-advisory.html

Travel Advisory January 10, 2018 Russia – Level 3: Reconsider travel Reconsider travel to Russia due to terrorism and harassment. Some areas have increased risk. Read the entire Travel Advisory U.S. citizens are often victims of harassment, mistreatment, and extortion by law-enforcement and other officials. U.S. consular assistance to detained individuals is often unreasonably delayed by Russian officials. Russia also enforces special restrictions on dual U.S.-Russian nationals. Due to the Russian government-imposed reduction on U.S. diplomatic personnel in Russia, the U.S. government has reduced ability to provide services to U.S. citizens.

We have traveled to Moscow and St. Petersburg over the past few years. As in the US, most of the people we encountered helpful and not particularly political. In Moscow, we stayed at The Garden Ring Hotel which was a close walk to the metro. The hotel was very comfortable and quiet for being in the city. We loved the art museums and the Georgian restaurants. In St. Petersburg, we stayed at both The 3Mosta hotel near the Hermitage and the Art Hotel Demetra.. In St. Petersburg, we especially liked the Hermitage and Russian museum. Learning the Cyrillic alphabet and having a good map is a must.

As I think the point about ethical considerations has been made, please keep future replies more specific to the question at hand. Thanks.

Either read a good travel book or book a guide who can personally take you to the best places that interest you and tell about the sights you're seeing. We used Dan Petrov on 2 different trips to Moscow and found him to be wonderfully friendly and witty not to mention super knowledgeable.

Latest advice, Australian Governmemt, 1 April 2018. “Due to heightened political tensions, you should be aware of the possibility of anti-Western sentiment or harassment. While the Australian Government is not aware of any increased difficulties for Australians travelling in Russia at this time, you should follow the security and political situation closely and keep up to date with this travel advice. Remain vigilant, avoid any protests or demonstrations and avoid commenting publicly on political developments.”

We very much enjoyed our group trip to Moscow and St Petersburg last year. excellent guides and accommodations. While Steven who has replied here has excellent advice, ( and we took advantage of it), we felt an organized tour really facilitated our enjoyment of the country. You may want to consider a combination of an organized tour and than adding independent days . Some of the Australians on the tour had arrived a couple of days earlier than the tour stated and then some stayed later. If we were to go again (which I would), that"s how I would do it. And I must say , it was enlightening to have conversations with the Russian tour guides and the non Americans about the current world situation. Not that we went into any great depth, but I think we all went away with a little more understanding. Top places: allow lots of time in St Petersburg at the Hermitage- take a separate day for the Impressionist building. In Moscow, the Russian Art Museum was amazing.

Solid advice from Australian government quoted above, especially the keeping up to date part.

I checked the current version (Sep 18) of that advisory - and it hasn't been updated much. In fact, some sections don't seem to have changed since 2005 - their recommendations for importing/exporting currency and financial instruments, for example, are at least five years behind.

I do like reading governmental travel advisories for entertainment purposes - for instance, up until very recently the US one sternly advised potential travelers that Moscow was largely a cash-based economy (couldn't be further from the truth) and warned about intrinsic dangers of gypsy cabs (which had all but disappeared by 2015).

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Peace Through Strength? When Nixon Went to Moscow

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On May 22, 1972, Richard Nixon became the first American president to visit Moscow, the capital and largest city of what was then the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics. The nine-day summit came on the heels of Nixon’s more famous visit to China earlier in the year, when he and Chairman Mao reinitiated Chinese-American relations and began a long process of reintegrating the two societies’ political, cultural, and economic institutions. (Nixon, in 1959, visited Moscow as vice-president, something I’ll write about it July, so stay tuned!)

So why did Nixon, one of the most ardent anti-Communists in American politics during the late 1960s and early 1970s, go to Moscow at the height of the Cold War? How was he able to even pull it off? The counterintuitive answer is that it was because he was so hawkish. Only Nixon could go to the Soviet Union (and China earlier in 1972).

Nixon’s anti-Communist credentials were so sound that he could spend political capital making inroads with Communist enemies. His actions were viewed as safe by the American electorate because, for better or worse, the public saw Nixon as somebody who would not betray American values at the negotiating table with the Soviets. Nixon’s hawkishness provided moral cover for America’s withdrawal from Vietnam, and its peaceful overtures to the two most powerful and aggressively anti-capitalist regimes in the world (China and the USSR).

This dynamic plays out in a number of examples in the world today, too. Donald Trump comes to mind, of course, but so does Narendra Modi’s populist regime in India (relations between India and Pakistan have never been so peaceful). Xi Jinping’s China can also be viewed in this light. At home, Chairman Xi is a strident nationalist, but abroad, he and his policymakers have been vigorously building multilateral relationships with Asia, Africa, Latin America, Europe, and even the United States using that hawkishness at home as one of its diplomatic cards at the negotiating table. In the past, Otto von Bismarck’s German federation achieved peace on the European continent through strength.

Anecdotally, Republicans from California tend to be a bit more hawkish than their national counterparts. Nixon and Reagan come to mind, but so do many of California’s GOP members in the House of Representatives today. This is due, in part, to the fact that California is so far to the left that GOP operatives have to distinguish their differences with Democrats in a more pronounced manner. California’s Democrats are, for better or worse, viewed as the standard-bearers for all things left-wing today: big government, open immigration (whether legal or not), and world peace. This is a caricature, of course, since people like Nancy Pelosi and Babs Boxer have easily traceable hawkish records on policies like foreign affairs, but that’s just the nature of electoral politics in one-party states and of the narrative of our media establishment. California’s Republicans, outnumbered and always under attack, have no other option but to oppose instinctively their counterparts’ public aura. If the Democrats there are in favor of peace with communists (even if their voting record says otherwise), the Republicans have to go to their constituents and say they are against it.

Nixon was the first president to visit Moscow. FDR had visited the Soviet Union in 1945, but the conference he attended, along with Winston Churchill and Josef Stalin, was held at Yalta, a resort town in present-day Crimea. The Moscow Summit itself was rather interesting, too. Nixon signed numerous accords with the Soviet Union while there, but he did so with numerous heads of Soviet bureaucracies rather than solely with Brezhnev. What this can tell us is that the Soviet Union was far more decentralized in 1972 than many hawkish (and ideological) observers claimed.

After Stalin’s butcherous rein, Khrushchev came to power and tried to eliminate the brutal elements of Stalin’s regime while simultaneously wielding the power Stalin had held. But power thrives on fear and violence, and reformers took advantage of Khrushchev’s less brutal approach to institute a number of reforms in governance, including the dismantling of the General Secretary’s omnipotent position in the USSR’s political hierarchy. What emerged by the time Khrushchev’s successor, Brezhnev, came to govern was a much more decentralized political structure that sought to realize a true union of Soviet socialist republics. The fact that this realization still failed to replace capitalism  as a superior producer of goods, services, and human freedom should not shroud the fact that reform was achieved in the Soviet Union. Indeed, the fact that hard-fought reform in Soviet civil and political life failed to achieve any of the USSR’s economic goals is a strength when pointing out socialism’s long list of failures.

Incidentally, one of the reasons I didn’t include Gorbachev in the l ist of dictators who “gave up” power is because he wasn’t a dictator. Gorbachev inherited a political system that was decentralized and dedicated to representativeness. If anything, the executive branch of the USSR was more decentralized than its American counterpart, a fact illustrated best by Nixon having to sign accords with a number of high-ranking Soviet officials.

So what can all this history teach us about today’s world? I look at hawks and doves. Hawks may make boorish claims, and they may say stupid things, but maybe, just maybe, we should give the hawks a chance.

Brandon Christensen is a weekly columnist at RealClearHistory and a contributor to the site's Historiat blog. He's also a member of the Notes On Liberty blogging consortium and currently writes from Texas.

Persona 5 Royal - Protein Lovers Guide

3月 23, 2020 Rin Tohsaka Persona 5 Royal 4

Protein Lovers Guide

Working out is a great way to raise the cap of your health and SP on free days. Depending on your needs, you can opt to train either at home to focus on HP or at the gym for better stat gains. Here, we listed the two options for training. We will update this page when the english version comes out.

Work out at Home

You can unlock home workout on 4/19 after learning about it from Morgana. Interact with the chair near the bed in your room at LeBlanc to start the exercise. You can do two sets of repetitions at daytime to increase your max health. Below is the list of training and the effects.

In addition, you can pair training with “various proteins” to enhance the effect. Proteins vary and can give +1 or more to your max health. You can buy them everyday at the Discount store in Shibuya or the Sports Shop at the Shibuya Underground Mall. Some items only appear when certain weather conditions occur which means you can buy less at a time. Below is a list of items.

Shibuya Sports Shop

Discount store, training at the gym.

The training gym, “Protein Lovers,” can be found in Shibuya Central Street. You can unlock it after reaching a Confidant level of 5 with Ryuji. The place is open the whole day so you can visit it whenever you like. In addition to HP, working out at the gym also gives SP.

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are these stat gains permanent? If I do New game plus will I still have it?

Yes it carries over the new game+

Yup. Only in P5R though.

Yes. They are permanent.

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