Persona Items Guide: Skill Cards, Weapons, Materials, More

The Persona series includes six mainline games that are hefty JRPGs. They have a ton of items for players to use in battle. Even still, this Persona items guide is going to go over every single one of them. We will let you know about the items that you should know about this series.

There are many different items that we will cover in this Persona items guide from across the series. Some are recovery items that you consume while others are equipable armor and weapons.

Still, other items are for enhancing you and your Persona, while others might be junk for earning money. There are literally hundreds of items to cover in this guide so let’s get started.

Bottom Line Up Front

There are many different categories of items that are in the Persona games. There are consumable items that you can use in battle to recover health, SP, ailments, or even for use against enemies. There are the weapons, armor, and accessories that you can equip to do better in battle.

Skill cards can be used to enhance the player’s character or their Personas for battle with new skills and the like. Materials are the items that you can use to craft items in Persona 5. Junk and treasure items are just there for selling to shops to earn more money. And, last but not least, there are DLC outfits to equip to change up the character’s look.

Here is the full list of the categories we will cover in this Persona items guide:

• Consumable items
• Weapons
• Armor
• Accessories
• Skill cards
• Materials
• Junk/treasure items
• DLC outfits

Persona Items Explained

There is an insane number of items that are available in the Persona games across the series. With games that are able to last longer than 100 hours each in some cases, this means a lot of items to find and use in the games. Items are a common part of any JRPG series.

You are leveling up and participating in turn-based battles in the Persona games like other series. This includes using skills, attacking, changing out party members, and so on. This also, of course, includes using various items to get the job done and win in the fight.

Items are less-talked about and flashy part of the combat system in Persona. However, there is no doubting the importance of these items since they are so useful and necessary in some cases. Items can fill the gap of healing in a turn when you know that you are on your last legs in a lengthy boss fight.

Items can also turn around a fight where you do not have the elemental weakness easily available for an enemy. Items are also crucial as they can be equipment to boost your overall stats and help you do better. There are so many different purposes and reasons for needing the Persona items. Because of this, there are literally hundreds of them in the series.

All Categories of Persona Items

Because there are so many different Persona items in the series, we are going to break them down into several different categories. In these eight main categories, we are going to go over all of the items that you should know about.

For the most part, we are going to be using the complete set of items from Persona 5 Royal. As the most recent mainline game, it has some of the most items in the entire series. This even includes almost all of the items from all previous games and then some.

You will see many of the consumable items from Royal in the past games plus some new ones that are exclusive to only this title. This is a great jumping off point since it will offer the best look at all of the main items that you should know about in the Persona series.

We will also do a quick breakdown of many items to let you know what it does and what it is for. If it is a consumable item, for instance, we will quickly note in the list how much health it recovers and so on. We will also quickly break down each of the different categories and what you should know about them.

Consumable Items

The consumable items are ones in the game that you can, well, consume. In general, these will grant you recovery to your health or SP (used for kills) but there are other purposes to them. Some of the skill items will deal damage to foes or cure a status ailment.

Here are all the consumable items you need to know about:

• Adhesive Bandage: Gives 20 health points to one character.
• Air Cannon: 50 wind to one.
• Angel Tart: Revives one with full health.
• Ann Cream Puffs: 100 SP.
• Arc Magatama: 150 electric to one.
• Atom Match: 50 nuke to one.
• Balm of Life: Revives one with full health.
• Baptismal Water: Removes buffs from enemies.
• Bead: Gives full health to one.
• Bead Chain: Gives full health to all.
• Beni-Azuma: 10 SP.
• Blowtorch: 50 fire to all enemies.
• Chewing Soul: 100 SP.
• Curse Bomb: 50 curse to one.
• Cyclone Magatama: 150 wind.
• Devil Fruit: Gives 20 health to one character.
• Dipped Katsu Sando: Gives 200 health.
• Dry Ice: 50 ice to all enemies.
• Exorcism Water: Removes debuffs from all.
• Five-Inch Nail: 50 curse to all.
• Freeze Spray: 50 ice.
• Frost Magatama: 150 ice.
• Happy Bomb: 50 bless.
• Healing IV: Gives 50% health to all.
• Hell Magatama: 150 fire damage.
• Hogyoku Apple: Gives full health to all.
• Homunculus: Prevents insta-kill attack once.
• Idaten Ofuda: Raises accuracy and evasion for all for three turns.
• Kagutsuchi Orb: 50 nuke to all.
• Kajaclear-R: Takes away buffs from enemy.
• Kongou Ofuda: Raises defense for all for three turns.
• Kundaclear-R: Takes away debuffs from one.
• Legendary Yaki-IMO: 50 SP.
• Life Ointment: Revives one with full health.
• Life Stone: Gives 30% health to one character.
• Magic Ointment: Reflects magic once.
• Makara Hammer: Removes magical reflect.
• Makoto Donuts: 100 SP.
• Medicine: Gives 50 health to one.
• Megiddo Bomb: 100 almighty damage to all.
• Melon Pan: Revives one with full health.
• Molotov Cocktail: Deals 50 fire damage.
• Moon Dango: 200 health.
• Moonlight Carrot: Gives full SP.
• Nuclear Magatama: 150 nuke to one.
• Physical Ointment: Reflects physical once.
• Psychic Magatama: 150 psy to one.
• Psycho Bomb: 50 psy to one.
• Rasetsu Ofuda: Raises attack for all for three turns.
• Recov-R 50mg: Gives 50 health to one.
• Recov-R 100mg: Gives 100 health to one.
• Rejuvenating IV: Gives full health to all.
• Renew-All: Revives all with full health.
• Reviv-All: Revives all with half health.
• Revivadrin: Revives one with 50% health.
• Revival Bead: Revives a character with 50% health.
• Ryuji Dog: 100 SP.
• Sacramental Bread: Medium chance of bless insta-kill to one.
• Sadayo Taiyaki: 100 SP.
• Sakura Amezaiku: 100 SP.
• Segaki Rice: 50 bless to all.
• Snuff Soul: 50 SP.
• Soma: Gives back all health and SP to all.
• Soul Drop: Gives 10 SP.
• Soul Food: Gives full SP back.
• Straw Doll: Medium chance of curse insta-kill to one.
• Stun Gun: 50 electric to one.
• Takemedic-All: Gives 50 health to all allies.
• Takemedic-All V: Gives 100 health to all.
• Takemedic-All Z: Gives 200 health to all.
• Takemedic: Gives 200 health.
• Tesla Coil: 50 electric to all.
• Tetra Hammer: Removes physical reflect.
• Vacuum Cutter: 50 wind to all.
• Viennese Jelly: Gives 100 health to one.
• Wine of Grace: Gives full health to all.
• Zener Cards: 50 psy to all.

Weapons

Weapons are who you deal damage to enemies in the Persona games. Without them, you will not have the attack stats to get the job done. Here are some the weapons that are featured in the Persona games. The first stat is how much its attack power is while the second is accuracy, or chance of hitting.

• Arsene’s Cane: 130 attack, 92 acc.
• Assassin: 184, 88.
• Assassin SP: 190, 96.
• Athame: 82 attack, 96 ACC.

• Baselard: 218 attack, 96 acc.
• Black Kogatana: 50 attack, 95 acc.
• Blizz Dagger: 56 attack, 90 acc.
• Cocytus: 280, 98.
• Cocytus SP: 310, 86.
• Compact: 140, 92.
• Compact HP: 184, 84.
• Crimson Gun: 208, 96.
• Crimson Gun HP: 266, 80.
• Dirk: 170 attack, 98 acc.
• Eliminator: 154, 88.
• Frenzy Dagger: 232 attack, 92 acc.
• From Heaven: 236, 92.
• From Heaven II: 242, 96.
• Governance: 76, 96.
• Governance HP: 148, 88.
• Gravity Gun: 272, 94.
• Gravity Gun HP: 368, 84.
• Igniter: 90 attack, 92 acc.
• Karura: 176, 96.
• Karura II: 224, 96.
• Killing Scalpel: 130 attack, 96 acc.
• Kopis: 122 attack, 99 acc.
• Kukri: 68 attack, 96 acc.
• Machete: 204 attack, 98 acc.
• Makaronov: 112, 92.
• Makaronov II: 124, 88.
• Makaronov SP: 150, 86.
• Medusan: 286, 90.
• Medusan II: 330, 90.
• Misericorde: 280 attack, 98 acc.
• Model Gun: 10 attack, 95 accuracy.
• Nataraja: 360, 94.
• Paradise Lost: 290 attack, 92 acc.
• Parrying Dagger: 184 attack, 96 acc.
• Pro Parrying Dagger: 252 attack, 96 acc.
• Pro Skinning Knife: 154 attack, 96 acc.
• Quality Kopis: 140 attack, 98 acc.
• R.I.Pistol: 314, 94.
• R.I.Pistol II: 340, 98.
• Rebel Knife: 42 attack, 96 accuracy.
• Riot Police: 120, 96.
• Riot Police SP: 164, 86.
• Sand Hawk: 148, 96.
• Sand Hawk II: 198, 92.
• Silver Dagger: 58 attack, 96 acc.
• Skinning Knife: 102 attack, 96 acc.
• Sleeper: 214, 88.
• Sleeper SP: 288, 86.
• Tkachev: 66 attack, 88 acc.
• Tkachev HP: 102 attack, 94 acc.
• Tkachev II: 100, 88.
• Tyrant Pistol: 390, 98.

Armor

The armor that a character wears will increase their defense against enemies in battle. They are necessary if you wish to survive long enough to win the fight.

The first stat for armor is defense while the second is evasion, which is the possibility of avoiding a hit. It is worth noting that some armor is only wearable by certain characters or genders.

• Accountant Cape: 113, 17.
• Acrylic-coated Gear: 10, 1.
• Akashic Shirt: 161, 13.
• Ancient Shirt: 43, 8.
• Archangel Bra: 200, 18.
• Aristocrat Cape: 216, 21.
• Army Vest: 77, 6.
• Astro Bra: 170, 19.
• Athletic Shirt: 88, 8.
• Austere Haori: 65, 6.
• Bandage Collar: 127, 22.
• Baseball Jacket: 23, 6.
• Battle Camisole: 29, 7.
• Best Vest: 194, 10.
• Black Jacket: 120, 12.
• Black Robe: 50, 2.
• Black Wing Robe: 220, 20.
• Bookkeeper Wrap: 108, 11.
• Brave Waistcoat: 192, 12.
• Breeze Scarf: 57, 15.
• Brigandine: 124, 8.
• Burntech: 40, 7.
• Camo Collar: 80, 16.
• Captain’s Vest: 258, 19.
• Cat Sweater: 34, 15.
• Chain Vest: 57, 5.
• Classified Armor: 10, 1.
• Corrupt Gear: 10, 1.
• Cosmic Undies: 74, 8.
• Courbet Apron: 75, 14.
• Dark Undershirt: 22, 6.
• Demon’s Jacket: 266, 15.
• Demon’s Jacket+: 304, 21.
• Desecrated Gear: 10, 1.
• Dieting Wrap: 137, 8.
• Dogwatch Kimono: 117, 22.
• Dress Shirt: 54, 12.
• Dust-crusted Gear: 10, 1.
• E-Collar: 67, 16.
• Egoist Shirt: 167, 9.
• Elegant Shirt: 72, 9.
• Elysian Robe: 104, 11.
• Empathy Chape: 246, 12.
• Fancy Collar: 99, 21.
• Fireman Happi: 224, 13.
• Flexible Collar: 115, 22.
• Flowing Scarf: 74, 20.
• Fluted Guard: 172, 11.
• Formal Shirt: 168, 23.
• Fragmented Armor: 10, 1.
• Frost Hood: 130, 20
• Gambler Collar: 210, 26.
• Gambler Dress: 202, 21.
• Gambler Guard: 201, 17.
• Gambler Shirt: 193, 14.
• Gaudy Undies: 93, 13.
• Ghillie Vest: 149, 8.
• Gigas Vest: 142, 10.
• Gilded Vest: 94, 10.
• Glaring Cape: 93, 11.
• Glorious Collar+: 258, 28.
• Gold-tainted Armor: 10, 1.
• Gold Breastplate: 26, 4.
• Gorgeous Collar: 243, 27.
• Grimy Gear: 10 defense, 1 evasion.
• Guard Bandana: 49, 20.
• Haten Robe: 243, 18.
• Haten Robe+: 275, 25.
• Hope Shirt: 112, 8.
• Id Collar: 105, 17.
• Immortal Vest: 304, 16.
• Insomnia Collar: 211, 21.
• Kaiser Vest: 206, 12.
• Karna’s Robe: 238, 14.
• Karna’s Robe+: 273, 20.
• Killer Collar: 193, 20.
• King Frost Cape: 140, 16.
• Kotodama Cape: 187, 14.
• Lady’s Dress: 68, 10.
• Life Jacket: 179, 9.
• Loose Cutsew: 128, 19.
• Lucifer Guard: 250, 10.
• Lucky Waistcoat: 223, 18.
• Luxurious Vest: 238, 18.
• Lynx Camo Vest: 36, 5.
• Magellan Robe: 206, 14.
• Magical Scarf: 141, 24.
• Magic Camisole: 38, 9.
• Maillot: 144, 13.
• Measure Collar: 161, 19.
• Memorial Collar: 132, 18.
• Millionaire Doumaru: 234, 22.
• Mizuha Doumaru: 203, 15.
• Moonlight Robe: 30, 30.
• Moon Man Vest: 185, 17.
• Morose Collar: 180, 20.
• Mythril Vest: 158, 11.
• Neckerchief: 22, 10.
• Nekomata Coat: 251, 23.
• Nekomata Coat+: 287, 29.
• Nouveau Riche Shirt: 108, 13.
• Official’s Robe: 178, 18.
• Okamoto Vest: 82, 12.
• Old Blouse: 56, 12.
• Old Camisole: 45, 13.
• Over Guard: 284, 15.
• Padded Shirt: 27, 4.
• Paint-flecked Armor: 10, 1.
• Papal Robes: 100, 7.
• Patron Undies: 124, 14.
• Pauldrons: 48, 11.
• Pink Top: 108, 12.
• Plate Vest: 114, 9.
• Pollock Vest: 81, 10.
• Power Camisole: 81, 10.
• Print T-Shirt: 21, 8.
• Pyramid Jacket: 119, 11.
• Pyramid Shawl: 138, 19.
• Quiet Collar: 175, 24.
• Reckless Vest: 89, 7.
• Renoir Scarf: 85, 21.
• Retention Vest: 128, 10.
• Retro Camisole: 52, 14.
• Revelry Collar: 224, 26.
• Robust Apron: 59, 9.
• Rosetta Corset: 125, 17.
• Royal Haori: 132, 12
• Rubber Scarf: 147, 19.
• Rune Dress: 156, 13.
• Saint’s Tunic: 102, 9.
• Sand Gown: 152, 16.
• Scam Collar: 188, 25.
• Scream Dress: 85, 15.
• Seedy Gear: 10, 1.
• Shoulder Pads: 30, 6.
• Silk Dress: 60, 10.
• Silk Scarf: 24, 14.
• Silver Vest: 206, 11.
• Silver Vest+: 236, 16.
• Smokestained Armor: 10, 1.
• Soiled Armor: 10, 1.
• Solar Wind Scarf: 163, 25.
• Soul Vest: 230, 12.
• Soul Vest+: 263, 16.
• Space Suit: 162, 12.
• Sparkly Collar: 118, 18.
• Spiked Bra: 129, 12.
• Sponge Camisole: 99, 15.
• Spyware-laden Gear: 10, 1.
• Steel Chef Vest: 223, 15.
• Sublime Collar: 224, 22.
• Survival Vest: 64, 7.
• Tantric Oath: 272, 18.
• Tapsuan: 160, 12.
• Tarnished Gear: 10, 1.
• Timeworn Armor: 10, 1.
• Titanium Set: 216, 17.
• Titanium Set+: 247, 24.
• Tsubofuri Wrap: 182, 20.
• Turtleneck: 88, 12.
• UFO Vest: 187, 16.
• Unholy Armor: 10, 1.
• Unyielding Vest: 173, 13.
• Vest of the Dead: 137, 14.
• Water Crown: 93, 17.
• Weird Wrap: 160, 20.
• Well-worn Scarf: 42, 19.
• Worn Chainmail: 50, 9.
• Yama Dress: 174, 14.
• Zero-G Undies: 168, 20.

Accessories

Accessories are extra pieces of equipment that you can wear in battle. Some of them will grant extra points towards a certain stat while others might protect from various attacks. Accessories may not be as flashy or necessary as weapons and armor but they are not ones to be ignored, either. They can make the difference in battles, especially ones with immunity to certain elements.

• 1st Mate Badge: 30 health
• 2nd Mate Badge: 10 health
• Anger Bandana: Increases attack while enraged
• Armada Belt: Four endurance points
• Arm PC: Three points to all stats and 20 SP
• Army Socks: One agility point
• Atlas Anklet: 10 strength points
• Atom Ring: Decreases some nuke damage
• Attachment Pearl: Prevents forget
• Berserk Anklet: Four strength points
• Betting Badge: Prevents fear
• Black Band: Increases curse damage
• Black Headband: 40 SP
• Black Necktie
• Black Rock
• Black Tights
• Blitz Ring: Decreases a good portion of elec damage
• Blue Band: Increases ice damage
• Bold Eyepatch: Increases evasion to physical
• Boss Undies: Decreases a good portion of magic damage
• Brain Guard: Increases resistance to brainwash
• Breath Sash: Adds 10 health
• Calming Mask: Increases resistance to Confuse
• Captain Badge: 50 health
• Chakra Choker: 10 SP
• Cheetah Socks: Four agility points
• Circular Band: Increases psy damage
• Crimson Ring: Decreases some fire damage
• Crystal Skull: Five points to all stats and adds evade magic
• Daffodils: Prevents despair
• Dandy Mirror: Medium chance to repel physical
• Darkness Ring: Increases evasion to curse by a lot
• Despair Charm: Prevents despair
• Despair Gem: Prevents despair
• Dispel Ring: Decreases a good portion of magic damage
• Divine Pillar: Reduces damage to half in exchange for no evasion
• Dotted Tights
• Druid Amulet: Three magic points
• Druj Ring: Decreases a lot of curse damage
• Elec ring: Decreases some electric damage
• Emperor’s Amulet: Five endurance points and adds Attack Master
• Evoker: Gives one bullet after every battle
• Expedite Ring: Grants 50% more experience
• Fanny Pack
• Feng Shui Charm: Three luck points
• Fire Mask: Increases evasion to fire
• Forneus Bad: Severely increases evasion to physical
• Fortress Belt: Three endurance points
• Gaia Belt: 10 endurance points
• Gale Cape: Increases evasion to wind (medium)
• Gauntlet: Increases critical hit rate and evasion to magic
• Gigas Belt: Five endurance points
• Golf Badge: Protects from brainwash
• Green Band: Increases wind damage
• Grudge Gauze: Increases resistance to Curse
• Hachiman Belt: Decreases a lot of physical damage
• Hades Harp: Three agility points and makes you immune to brainwash
• Hail Cape: Increases evasion to ice (medium amount)
• Hairpin
• Hamaya Mask: Increases evasion to bless
• Hawaiian Ring: Five magic and five luck points
• Headphones
• Heat Mask: Increases evasion to nuke
• Heaven Ring: Decreases a good portion of bless damage
• Hercules Anklet: Five strength points
• Hermelin Badge: Immune to bless and curse
• Hero Eyepatch: Significantly increases evasion to physical
• Hip Glasses
• Holy Cape: Increases evasion to bless by a lot
• Honu Charm: Five endurance and luck points
• Hope Diamond: Three points to all stats and adds Regenerate 3
• Hot Compress: Prevents freeze
• Hot Water Pouch: Increases resistance to freeze
• Hua Khon: Protects from bless insta-kill attacks
• Hunger Charm: Prevents hunger
• Hunger Gem: Prevents hunger
• Ice Mask: Increases evasion to ice
• Ice Ring: Decreases some ice damage
• Ignis Ring: Decreases a good portion of fire damage
• Khamrai Tao: Decreases a lot of fire damage
• Knight Crest: One point to all stats
• Koh-i-Noor: Two points to all stats and increases bless attacks
• Kuzunoha Tubes: Skills will cost 25% less to use
• Lamb’s Pillow: Decreases chance of status ailments by 50%
• Leblanc Charm: Prevents sleep
• Legion’s Jail: Prevents fear
• Lucky Charm: One luck point
• Magic Amulet: One magic point
• Magic Rosary: Increases evasion to Magic
• Menehune Dolls: Five strength and five endurance points
• Midnight Bandana: Increases the damage of all-out attacks
• Midnight Ring: Decreases some curse damage
• Mind Choker: 20 SP
• Muscle Anklet: Two strength points
• Nirvana Ring: Decreases damage from bless attacks
• Notebook: Increases resistance to forget
• Omnipotent Ring: Makes you immune to all damage except almighty
• Orlov: Three magic points and adds repel physical attacks
• Parapsy Ring: Decreases a good portion of psy damage
• Petra Genetrix: Prevents burn
• PI Badge: Reduces a lot of physical damage
• Power Anklet: One point to strength
• Protect Mask: Increases evasion to Curse
• Psychic Mask: Increases evasion to psy
• Psychic Ring: Decreases some psy damage
• Punch Badge: Prevents hunger
• Queen’s Necklace: One point to all stats and adds 30 SP
• Rage Gem: Prevents rage
• Rakshasa Belt: Attack Master
• Red Band: Increases fire damage
• Red Yarn Ball: 10 lucks points and adds Attack Master
• Regen Patch 1: Adds Regenerate 1
• Regen Patch 2: Adds Regenerate 2
• Regen Patch 3: Adds Regenerate 3
• Regent: Three strength points and critical rate increase
• Resist Ring: Decreases some magic damage
• Retribution Mirror: High chance to repel physical
• Revenge Mirror: Low chance to repel physical
• Roland Medal: Adds five points to all stats
• Rubber Gloves: Increases resistance to shock
• Rune Amulet: Four magic points
• SEES Armband: Increases money received from fights
• Seven’s Emblem: Makes you less likely to be targeted
• Shackles: Prevents rage
• Shelter Ring: Decreases a good portion of nuke damage
• Shield Goggles: Increases resistance to dizzy
• Shock Charm: Grants immunity to shock
• Shoten Ring: Decreases some bless damage
• Silver Key Ring
• Skanda Belt: Speed Master
• Skanda Socks: 10 agility points
• Sleep Gem: Prevents sleep
• Sonic Socks: Five agility points
• Soul Choker: 30 SP
• SP Adhesive 1: Invigorate 1
• SP Adhesive 2: Invigorate 2
• SP Adhesive 3: Invigorate 3
• Spirit Belt: Decreases physical damage
• Spirit Choker: 50 SP
• Stamina Sash: 20 health
• Star Bracelet: Increases nuke damage
• Stone of Scone: Three endurance points and reduces physical damage
• Strength Belt: One endurance point
• Suspenders
• Team Glasses: Increases experience
• Thief Mask: One agility point
• Thought Gauze: Increases resistance to Psy
• Thunder Band: Prevents shock
• Thunder Cape: Increases evasion to electric (medium)
• Thunder Horns: 10 endurance points and increases fire attacks
• Tiki Keychain: Five magic and five endurance points
• Tough Belt: Five endurance points
• Train Badge: Adds Speed Master
• Tyche Charm: 10 luck points
• Vajra Belt: Defense Master
• Vigor Sash: 50 health
• Vitality Sash: 30 health
• White Band: Increases bless damage
• White Headband: 50 health
• Wild Clogs: Increases resistance to Fear
• Willful Belt: Decreases a good portion of physical damage
• Wind Mask: Increases evasion to wind
• Wind Ring: Decreases some wind damage
• Witch Amulet: Two magic points
• Wizard Amulet: Five magic points
• Wood Clappers: Increases resistance to burn
• Yellow Band: Increases electric damage
• Zodiac Charm: Two luck points

Skill Cards

In these games, players have a Persona and their own player character. Both the main character and their Personas have abilities that they can use. The skill cards let you add new abilities to your character or a specific Persona. This could, for instance, make a recovery-focused Persona have attack skills and vice versa. They are extremely useful one-time-only items.

• Abysmal Surge
• Agi
• Agidyne
• Agilao
• Agneyastra
• Amrita Drop
• Amrita Shower
• Assault Dive
• Bad Beat
• Baisudi
• Bloodbath
• Brain Buster
• Brain Jack
• Brain Shake
• Brave Blade
• Bufu
• Bufudyne
• Bufula
• Charge
• Cleave
• Concentrate
• Cornered Fang
• Dazzler
• Deadly Fury
• Deathbound
• Death Scythe
• Debilitate
• Dekaja
• Dekunda
• Dia
• Diarahan
• Diarama
• Dormina
• Dormin Rush
• Double Fangs
• Double Shot
• Dream Needle
• Eiga
• Eigaon
• Eiha
• Elec Break
• Elec Wall
• Energy Drop
• Energy Shower
• Evil Smite
• Evil Touch
• Fire Break
• Fire Wall
• Flash Bomb
• Foul Breath
• Frei
• Freidyne
• Freila
• Garu
• Garudyne
• Garula
• Ghastly Wail
• Giant Slice
• Gigantomachia
• God’s Hand
• Hama
• Hamaon
• Headbutt
• Heat Riser
• Heat Wave
• Hysterical Slap
• Ice Break
• Ice Wall
• Kill Rush
• Kouga
• Kougaon
• Kouha
• Life Drain
• Lucky Punch
• Lullaby
• Lunge
• Mabaisudi
• Mabufu
• Mabufudyne
• Mabufula
• Maeiga
• Maeigaon
• Maeiha
• Mafrei
• Mafreidyne
• Mafreila
• Magaru
• Magarudyne
• Magarula
• Mahama
• Mahamaon
• Makajama
• Makajamaon
• Makara Brea
• Makarakarn
• Makouga
• Makougaon
• Makouha
• Mamudo
• Mamudoon
• Mapsi
• Mapsio
• Mapsiodyne
• Maragi
• Maragidyne
• Maragion
• Marakukaja
• Marakunda
• Marin Karin
• Masukukaja
• Masukunda
• Matarukaja
• Matarunda
• Mazio
• Maziodyne
• Mazionga
• Media
• Mediarahan
• Mediarama
• Megaton Raid
• Megido
• Megidola
• Megidolaon
• Memory Blow
• Me Patra
• Mind Slice
• Miracle Punch
• Mudo
• Mudoon
• Myriad Slashes
• Negative Pile
• Nocturnal Flash
• Nuke Break
• Nuke Wall
• Ominous Words
• One-Shot Kill
• Oni-Kagura
• Patra
• Power Slash
• Psi
• Psio
• Psiodyne
• Psy Break
• Psy Wall
• Pulinpa
• Rakukaja
• Rakunda
• Rampage
• Rebellion
• Recarm
• Revolution
• Riot Gun
• Rising Slash
• Salvation
• Samarecarm
• Skull Cracker
• Sledgehammer
• Snap
• Spirit Drain
• Stagnant Air
• Sukukaja
• Sukunda
• Swift Strike
• Sword Dance
• Tarukaja
• Tarunda
• Taunt
• Tempest Slash
• Tentarafoo
• Terror Claw
• Tetra Break
• Tetraja
• Tetrakarn
• Thermopylae
• Triple Down
• Vajra Blast
• Vicious Strike
• Vorpal Blade
• Wage War
• Wind Break
• Wind Wall
• Zio
• Ziodyne
• Zionga

Materials

One new item in the Persona 5 games is material. In these games, the player is able to craft items to help with the dungeon exploration.

Some of these crafting items are good for picking locks on chests and changing elements of exploration. To make them, the player must have materials.

These material items can be gathered in battle or bought.

• Aluminum Sheet
• Condenser Lens
• Cork Bark
• Iron Sand
• Liquid Mercury
• Plant Balm
• Red Phosphorus
• Silk Yarn
• Tanned Leather
• Thick Parchment
• Tin Clasp

Junk/Treasure Items

There is not much to the junk or treasure category. You can pick up these items while exploring or fighting enemies. They have no purpose to them whatsoever besides selling them to shops for lots of money.

• Amethyst
• Animal Brush
• Aquamarine
• Bad Sculpture
• Bastet Statue
• Bent Staff
• Blessed Trumpet
• Brass Pocket Watch
• Broken Meter Panel
• Broken Telescope
• Broken Thermostat
• Bronze Compass
• Canopic Jar
• Card Shuffler
• Chipped Glass
• Copper Lump
• Cracked Vase
• Crappy Portrait
• Crushed Shield
• Dead Solar Panel
• Dead Surgical Light
• Diamond
• Dice Shaker
• Distorted Lens
• Dull Sword
• Emerald
• Fine Washi
• Garnet
• Glory Staff
• Gold Coin
• Gold Uraeus
• Gray Cufflinks
• Grooved Copper
• Grooved Gold
• Grooved Silver
• Hannya Mask
• Hole Copper
• Hole Gold
• Hole Silver
• Holey Helmet
• Incomplete Deck
• Ink Wash Art
• Laser Pointer
• Leather Case
• Locked Collar
• Loose Magnetic Tape
• Loose Sash
• Masquerade Mask
• Mini Sound Sensor
• Mirror Ball
• Misprinted Poster
• Money Counter
• Mummy Mask
• Nude Candle Stand
• Office Calculator
• Old Coin
• Old Kaleidoscope
• Old Projector
• Onyx
• Opal
• Peacock Fan
• Pearl
• Picture Scroll
• Pillar Piece
• Plastic Frame
• Porcelain Teacup
• Precious Bill
• Punctured PCB
• Radar Antenna
• Ra Mural
• Rare Coin
• Robot Arm
• Ruby
• Rusted Handcuffs
• Safe Dial
• Sapphire
• Sarcophagus Bit
• Scarab Charm
• Sekhmet Mural
• Shackles
• Silver Cutlery
• Silver Lum
• Small Gold Lump
• Smoked Cigar
• Sooty Kettle
• Stock Certificate
• Strange Lantern
• Tangled USB Cord
• Tattered Wallet
• Thin Copper
• Thin Gold
• Thin Silver
• Topaz
• Turquoise
• Ukiyo-e
• Unopenable Lock
• Unsigned Mug
• Victor Laurel
• Voltage Converter
• Warped Wheel
• Worn Stamp

Outfits/DLC

Everyone in the Persona games has their own look to them. What you can do in Persona 5, though, is change the outfits of the main characters.

This is mostly only used for dungeons, though. Most of the outfits are also locked behind paid DLC in the game or part of the Royal package.

• Aigis Costume: Morgana
• Boss’ Suit: Akechi
• Burroughs Costume: Morgana
• Butler Suit: All guys except Morgana
• Catherine’s Cami: Ann
• Christmas Outfit: Everyone
• Cyber Gear: Futaba Sakura
• Dancewear: Everyone
• Erica’s Uniform: Haru
• Gekkoukan High Uniform: Everyone but Morgana
• Gouto Costume: Morgana
• Hazama’s Uniform: Akechi
• Imperial Uniform: Akechi
• Johnny’s Coat: Yusuke
• Karukozaka High Uniform: Everyone but Akechi
• Kasugayama High: Akechi
• Katherine’s Outfit: Makoto
• Loungewear: Joker and Futaba
• Maid Uniform: All girls plus Morgana
• Metal Rider: Makoto
• Morgana Classic: Morgana
• Musketeer Suit: Haru
• Orlando’s Fashion: Ryuji
• Outlaw’s Attire: Yusuke
• Phantom Suit: Joker
• Pirate Armor: Ryuji
• Prince Suit: Akechi
• Samurai Garb: Everyone but Morgana
• Seven Sisters High Uniform: Everyone but Morgana and Akechi
• Shadow Ops Uniform: Everyone
• St. Hermelin High Uniform: Everyone but Morgana
• Stray Sheep Outfit: Morgana
• Student Uniform: Everyone but Morgana and Akechi
• Summer Clothes: Everyone but Morgana and Akechi
• Summer Uniform: Everyone but Morgana and Futaba
• Swimsuit: Everyone but Morgana and Akechi
• Teddie Costume: Morgana
• Toby’s Overalls: Futaba
• Trish Costume v1: Morgana
• Trish Costume v2: Morgana
• Vincent’s Outfit: Joker
• Winter Clothes: Everyone but Morgana and Akechi
• Winter Uniform: Everyone but Morgana and Futaba
• Yasogami High Uniform: Everyone but Morgana

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Conclusion

As you can see, the Persona items guide was vast and huge. There are a lot of items in the series across the main games. Thankfully, they share many of the same recovery and enhancement ones. This should even give you a good idea of what items Persona 6 will have when it comes out in the future.

Speaking of Persona 6, that is one of the most anticipated games for many players out there. As such, we broke down the Persona 6 release date and speculation for you to check out. This is our most thought-out idea of when we could see the next Persona game and what we want and predict it will have.

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Cody is a writer who discovered the Persona series about 10 years ago. As a huge Pokemon fan growing up, he was recommended to check it out on his PSP. He started with the very first game and when in sequential order before catching up with Persona 3 Portable and Persona 4 Golden cemented his love for the series. He was proud to be able to eventually spread his passion into the Shin Megami Tensei series and be there in time for the launch of Persona 5, which is one of his favorite games of all time.

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