Persona 5 Royal is a huge JRPG that is absolutely packed with content. Similar other games in the Persona series (and the larger Shin Megami Tensei franchise), Majestic features a variety of endings depending on the choices the player makes and the relationships they build throughout their playthrough.

Since this is an enhanced version of Persona 5 that adds new content and characters, Royal contains the original game'southward endings, as well as several new ones. In fact, it is entirely possible to miss Royal's brand new third semester by pursuing the old endings. Nonetheless, there's some Thieves Den content that is just unlocked by viewing different endings, so those who want to 100 percentage that aspect of the game volition find going through most of them worth information technology.

Original Persona five Bad Endings

There are a couple of ways to receive the original Persona 5's bad endings. The starting time (and simplest) is to decline Igor's contract at the very starting time of the game, which volition take the actor back to the master menu. The rest involve actually playing the a portion (or most) of the game. Declining to complete any of the palaces for the deadline volition unlock a bad ending, as will selling out the rest of the Phantom Thieves during the interrogation.

While the exact circumstances of these endings (especially the palace deadline ones) vary, they consequence in a Mysterious Man coming into the interrogation room and shooting the protagonist in the head. The game will then rewind by a week, allowing the player to endeavour once again.

The final bad catastrophe from the original Persona 5 can be unlocked on December 24 by like-minded to a pact with the false god. This allows him to take control of the world, though he does arrive so the Phantom Thieves are viewed equally heroes by the people of Tokyo. Dissimilar the other bad endings, this ane leads to a version of the stop credits featuring the song "Freedom and Peace" from the Depths of Mementos.

Original Persona five Skillful Ending

Likely familiar to those who played the original Persona five, this ending involves the protagonist surviving the events of the interrogation room, then taking on i more than palace and the Depths of Mementos aslope the Phantom Thieves, and then defeating the false god instead of siding with him. After some boosted events that ultimately effect in the protagonist's criminal record being cleared, it's fourth dimension for him to render home from his probation, which involves 1 final trip with the former Phantom Thieves.

To unlock this ending in Persona 5 Majestic, y'all'll need to avert maxing out the new Councillor confidant, as doing and then unlocks the third semester and all the new story content that comes with it. The borderline for this is November 18, so those want to unlock every ending without playing through the entire game may want to create a divide salvage file around this date where they don't reach Rank 10. This ending unlocks cutscenes and music in the Thieves Den.

Persona 5 Royal Bad Catastrophe

There are 2 ways to unlock Persona 5 Majestic'south new bad (or platonic) catastrophe. All you accept to practise is unlock the third semester by maxing out the Councillor confidant, avoid the original bad endings, then accept the offers made to you on either January 9 or February 2. In a way, this "bad" ending is actually pretty nice, as information technology involves all of the characters getting things that make them happy -- though none of that happiness is real. Like the Dec 24 bad ending, this one volition as well atomic number 82 to the end credits, this time with a version of "Platonic and the Real" that is otherwise not heard. It too unlocks more images that can be viewed in the Thieves Den.

Persona 5 Royal Failed Deadline Catastrophe

Peradventure Persona five Royal's darkest ending, this one volition occur when the player rejects the deal on January 9 and chooses to accept on the third semester palace, but fails to complete it past the February ii deadline. Unlike the other deadline-based endings, this 1 involves the Phantom Thieves questioning their conclusion to fight the simulated reality and the protagonist losing his rebellious will in favor of sleeping, with the cobweb-filled Leblanc attic implying he's been in that location for a very long time.

Persona v Imperial Skillful Ending (and Bonus Scene)

Persona 5 Royal good ending where the protagonist sees Joker in his reflection.

Persona five Regal's truthful ending requires players to reject the deals offered during the 3rd semester and accept on the terminal palace and boss. The result is, ultimately, bloodshot. While the Phantom Thieves don't go their platonic reality, they have the liberty to forge their own paths and the resolve to make their dreams come true for themselves. Each ends the game with a goal or path in mind. As for the protagonist, he heads back to his hometown with his criminal record cleared, this time taking the train. This ending even reveals what happens to Royal's sympathetic final antagonist.

There is a bonus moment to the post-credits scene that players tin unlock by getting to Rank Viii of the Justice confidant past November 17. Doing so volition cause the concluding two Ranks to unlock automatically via story progression and volition crusade a brusk scene to play before the regular post-credits scene that throws one character's fate into question.

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