PERSONA 5 ROYAL NEW CHARACTER MOVIE

Ammo for the team's weapons also restock after a battle, but unfortunately, status effects such as paralysis do not affect enemies for as long.

Each character's Persona also has a powerful new third form. To aid in the fight, the Phantom Thieves all have new Showtime moves, which function as super-powerful attacks to be used during on the game's turn-based battles. Enemies are of course encountered in the game's dungeon-like palaces, which have all been reworked since the first version of the game, along with their bosses. In accordance with its adding on to the base game, Persona 5 Royal offers new weapons, enemies, armor, and unlockable Personas. The graphics themselves are slightly improved, which makes sense, given that Persona 5 was a dual release for the PS4 and PS3, the latter of which it was meant to have released on long ago. There are also a bevy of new costumes to dress each Phantom Thief in, though Atlus has confirmed that some of these will be free DLC. Along with more minigames, this is also where several of the new social links are experienced and where the player can enjoy numerous stat-boosting cocktails by visiting the Jazz Club. The location has its origins both in real life and in the mainline Shin Megami Tensei games, though this is its first appearance in the Persona subseries of games. Kichijoji is another new area added to Persona 5 Royal and is an expansive addition to the main city that's larger than any other location in the game.

PERSONA 5 ROYAL NEW CHARACTER MOVIE

There's also a new intro movie that can be viewed through here, as well as several new tracks for the game's already iconic score. This feature allows players to unlock and view art and music videos, showcase figures of the game's characters, play card games, and even hear conversations between the various characters. Another new feature is the Thieves Den, which can be accessed through the pause menu.

Persona 5 royal new character