The Persona series is filled with unforgettable characters from start to finish, and 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Persona 5 Royal is no exception. Since the release of this remastered version of the original 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Persona 5, the cast of characters has grown.
While the members of Phantom Thieves have been praised time and time again, a huge part of the narrative that makes Persona 5 Royal so exceptional are the villains that you encounter through the journey. In order to give the game's baddies some love, it's time to take a look at how the villains stack up against each other.
Updated November 25, 2022, by Christopher Argentino: Persona is finally on the 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Nintendo Switch, and with a whole new array of players coming to enjoy one the best JRPGs on the market, we thought it was a good idea to brush up on some of the boss battles in Persona 5 Royal. Some of them are secret boss fights, so all of you completionists out there don't need to read up anywhere else. Also, we're feeling bold enough to put no other than The Reaper on the list, because a true Phantom Thief isn't afraid of no wandering Memento guardian. Just make sure you're prepared for that last one.
16 Jose
When y🌼ou’ve collected around 123 stamps,✨ you’ll unlock one of the secret Persona 5 Royal bosses: Jose. Luckily for you, the Jose battle isn’t anything too frustrating, except for the Game Over if you lose during this friendly battle.
Be sure to start off with a Persona that is Physically Resistant, or that nullifies Physical attacks. Jose’s first move is a very powerful Physical attack, so be safe. You 🅷really don’t need any other strategy to fight against him, but be careful when he reaches a quarter of his Launch attack. And when you need to be careful, remember that Guard is your best friend.
15 𒁏 Adam Kadmon
Adam Kadmon is the ultimate Persona of Maruki. While large and imposing, the thing that puts this fight wi𝓡thin the easier ranks is that t▨he majority of it is scripted.
After a few rounds, Futaba will pinpoint a weakness and the rest of the fight is history. There's a cool series of cutscenes involved and some great narrative points, but in terms of actual fighting, there isn't much that needs to be done by you here.
14 ඣ Holy Grail 🐼
When first encountered, The Holy Grail is scripted to be undetectable. Even if over-leveled beyond reason, this boss will tank all damage and likely heal up to maximum health after your turn. This makes the fightꦕ easy, knowing that it was never intended to be beaten in the first place. This fight will end quickly, and the storyline will be able to progress with minimal effort.
The Holy Grail is faced a second time, too. This time, you can send a party member to cut the supply line🌺s that made it unbeatable before. After that, you can use their preferred strategy to take it down.
13 🌄 🅰 Sumire Yoshizawa
After some plot twists, you will find yourself squaring off against Yoshizawa, a new character and confidant in Persona 5 Royal. At the start, it's just Joker and Akechi versus Yoshizawa, but phase two of the fight sees the rest of the Phantom Thieves swooping in to join, and you can finally fight with a full party again.
From there, even the summoning of additional shadows doesn't do Yoshizawa much good since, at this point in the game, you are likely to be at very high levels.
12 ⛎ Goro Akechi ♏
While his true intentions may surprise some, the fight against Akechi is straightforward: no gimmicks to worry about here. After ♔beating the shadows he summons, Akechi will jump in to face the party. Akechi is singularly focused on Joker and will focus on him for most of the fight.
This actually makes Akechi easy to defend against. Akechi's defenses aren't particularly high, so keep Joker safe and hammer away at him with the rest of the party and this fight will wrap up quickly.
11 Azazel
Madarame's fight is easier in Royal, mainly because at this point in the game you should be at a level that's comfortable enough to fight against a boss. Madarame's phases consist of multiple targets at once, but taking advantage of weaknesses and baton passing for damage boosts will make this fight satisfying.
That's not to say that Madarame is a pushover; the effort that goes into this fight feels perfect for its placement in the game.
10 🔜 Asmodeus Kamoshida
Kamoshida is the first boss of the game and, for series newbies, the first glimpse of what fighting a Persona boss is truly like. Challenging him while 🐠under-leveled can be punishing, which is one of the main things ꦇthat makes him dangerous.
In addition, there's a mechanic during this fight that will leave you down one party member. This is the fight where all of the combat mechanics you learn come together, so if he's not being faced in easy mode, Kamoshida should be taken seriously.
9 ꦡ 🔯 Bael Kaneshiro
Like most of the bosses in this game, Kaneshiro's fight happens in phases. In phase one, Kaneshiro will begin the fight inside of Piggytron, his giant weaponized robot. Thankfully, Piggytron is easier to deal with in Royal.
During his second phase, Kaneshiro will call in reinforcements that are annoying enough on their own, but what really makes this fight tricky is Kaneshiro's affinity for the sleep status ailment. This gives Kaneshiro and his goons a technical advantage on their attacks, and if you aren't prepared, this fight can turn on them very quickly.
8 Cognitive Wakaba ﷽
This fight requires a lot of multitasking. Cognitive Wakaba's first mechanic, her flight, makes her impervious to 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:physical attacks until she's brought down. In order to do this, a party member has to be sent to the ballista similar to Kamoshida's fight.
On top of that, Wakaba also will occasionally pose a question that you will need to answer, or otherwise risk being hit by one of her most powerful attacks. To top that off, Wakaba's attacks can inflict dizzy and despair. There's a lot going on in this fight, and if you don't come prepared, you'll be devastated quickly.
7 Leviathan N🔴iijima 🐈
In Royal, the boss fight against Sae, Makoto's older sister, is trickier than before. While her physical, gun, and almighty skills are pretty strong in their own right, Niijima will utilize her roulette to change the element of her attacks.
Natural🅺ly, this can be bad news for at least one member of the party, so it helps to have established the Star Confidant by the time they face off against her; this will allow you to swap out party members mꦚid-fight to avoid weaknesses. As mentioned before Sae hits pretty hard, so the best way to deal with her is to hit her back even harder.