Persona 5 Tactica Differences from the Persona 5 Royal
Tactica and Royal are Completely Different Games
Differences from the original
| P5/P5R | P5T | |
|---|---|---|
| Genre | RPG | Tactical RPG |
| Story Beginning | From April | Just before the Graduation Ceremony |
| Defense Method | Use Guard | Hide in Cover |
| Down Method | Attack Enemy Weakness | Attack Defenseless Enemy |
| All-Out Attack Method | Down All Enemies | Surround Downed Enemies |
| Character Enhancement | Use Town Facilities | Skill Tree System |
Persona 5T is a completely different game from the original P5 and P5R. For example, the original was a command-based RPG, but P5T is a Tactical RPG, so the game is designed to requires more strategy. The original is recommended for those who like games like Dragon Quest and Etrian Odyssey series, while P5T is recommended for those who like Final Fantasy Tactics and the Fire Emblem series.
Tactica is for those who have already played the original
In Persona 5 Tactica, new incidents occur at the same time as the original story ends so the relationships between each character have already been established. If you play P5T without having played the original, there is a high possibility that you will not be able to grasp the characters personalities and relationships. Also, since there are many sequels and spin-offs to the original work, it’s recommended that you play the original work beforehand.
P5T main combat system
Can move around the field during battle
In Persona 5T, the character you control can move around the field during battle. In combat you can do things such as hiding in cover to evade attacks from enemies and taking positions in high grounds to gain an advantage in battle. The biggest difference from the original is the strategic nature of the battles, which involves not only attacking but also getting behind the enemy.
Combat that takes advantage of the terrain
In Persona 5T, you can guard by entering cover. In Persona 5 and Persona 5R, you could guard by selecting Guard command but in Persona 5T you can guardattacks from enemies by hiding behind objects.
Persona 5 Tactica How to Guard During Battle
Condition to inflict DOWN state change
The conditions for inflicting DOWN changed. In Persona 5 and Persona 5R, you could knock DOWN a character by attacking the enemy weakness attribute but in Persona 5T, if the enemy or your party members are attacked while defenseless, you will be knocked DOWN.
Persona 5 Tactica How to Inflict Down Status
The activation method for all-out attack has been changed
The method of triggering an all-out attack has changed. Previously, it was necessary to put the enemy in a HOLD UP state but in Persona 5T, by surrounding Downed enemies with your party members “Triple Threat” will be activated and you can deal a large amounts of damage.
Persona 5 Tactica Triple Threat Guide
Strengthen your character with skill tree
You can strengthen your character by upgrading skill tree. Use GP (Growth Points) to strengthen new skills and status. You can get GP from battles and by doing “TALK” interactions with characters.
Persona 5 Tactica How to get Growth Points (GP)
Other Strategy Guides
Persona 5 Tactica Persona Compendium (Persona List and Guides)
Main Personas
| Arsène |
Zorro |
Captain Kidd |
| Carmen |
Goemon |
Johanna |
| Necronomicon |
Milady |
Robin Hood |
| Cendrillon |
Ernesto | Satanael |
Burn Affinity Personas
| Jack-o’-Lantern (Lv.1) | Hua Po (Lv.6) | Orpheus (Lv.9) |
| Inugami (Lv.11) | Orpheus Picaro (Lv.14) | Eligor (Lv.17) |
| Orthrus (Lv.21) | Lamia (Lv.26) | Orpheus Female (Lv.29) |
| Ara Mitama (Lv.32) | Hell Biker (Lv.35) | Orpheus Female Picaro (Lv.38) |
| Ose (Lv.42) | Hecatoncheires (Lv.47) | Seth (Lv.50) |
| Cerberus (Lv.54) | Asterius (Lv.58) | Asterius Picaro (Lv.61) |
| Moloch (Lv.64) | Throne (Lv.68) | Attis (Lv.73) |
| Uriel (Lv.79) | Surt (Lv.85) | Mada (Lv.91) |
Freeze Affinity Personas
| Genbu (Lv.4) | Koropokkuru (Lv.8) | Jack Frost (Lv.12) |
| High Pixie (Lv.16) | Sui-Ki (Lv.20) | Isis (Lv.28) |
| Lilim (Lv.31) | Belphegor (Lv.36) | Kikuri-Hime (Lv.40) |
| Byakko (Lv.45) | Sarasvati (Lv.50) | Skadi (Lv.55) |
| King Frost (Lv.60) | Seiryu (Lv.66) | Black Frost (Lv.69) |
| Lakshmi (Lv.74) | Alilat (Lv.80) | Mother Harlot (Lv.86) |
| Satan (Lv.92) | - | - |
Shock Affinity Personas
| Pixie (Lv.2) | Agathion (Lv.5) | Mokoi (Lv.10) |
| Shiisaa (Lv.14) | Oni (Lv.18) | Izanagi (Lv.20) |
| Take-Minakata (Lv.23) | Izanagi Picaro (Lv.26) | Zouchouten (Lv.29) |
| Thunderbird (Lv.33) | Thoth (Lv.39) | Yurlungur (Lv.44) |
| Barong (Lv.49) | Raja Naga (Lv.54) | Thor (Lv.60) |
| Oberon (Lv.65) | Dionysus (Lv.71) | Raphael (Lv.76) |
| Odin (Lv.83) | Yoshitsune (Lv.88) | Izanagi-no-Okami (Lv.90) |
| Izanagi-no-Okami Picaro (Lv.95) | - | - |
Sweep Affinity Personas
| Bicorn (Lv.1) | Kelpie (Lv.5) | Koppa Tengu (Lv.10) |
| Orobas (Lv.15) | Fuu-Ki (Lv.18) | Nigi Mitama (Lv.22) |
| Clotho (Lv.26) | Anzu (Lv.30) | Kurama Tengu (Lv.34) |
| Atropos (Lv.38) | Kumbhanda (Lv.43) | Fortuna (Lv.47) |
| Jatayu (Lv.51) | Norn (Lv.55) | Garuda (Lv.59) |
| Quetzalcoatl (Lv.65) | Cu Chulainn (Lv.70) | Scathach (Lv.77) |
| Baal (Lv.84) | Hastur (Lv.90) | - |
Hypno Affinity Personas
| Incubus (Lv.2) | Kodama (Lv.6) | Obariyon (Lv.10) |
| Sudama (Lv.15) | Shiki-Ouji (Lv.19) | Matador (Lv.24) |
| Andras (Lv.29) | Decarabia (Lv.34) | Kaiwan (Lv.39) |
| Queen Mab (Lv.43) | Bugs (Lv.46) | Pale Rider (Lv.49) |
| Parvati (Lv.54) | Forneus (Lv.59) | Yamata-no-Orochi (Lv.64) |
| Loa (Lv.69) | Macabre (Lv.74) | Gabriel (Lv.80) |
| Vohu Manah (Lv.87) | Shiva (Lv.90) | Chi You (Lv.94) |
Vortex Affinity Personas
| Silky (Lv.4) | Slime (Lv.9) | Nekomata (Lv.13) |
| Makami (Lv.16) | Phoenix (Lv.21) | Rakshasa (Lv.24) |
| Choronzon (Lv.28) | Mothman (Lv.33) | Unicorn (Lv.37) |
| Girimekhala (Lv.42) | Horus (Lv.46) | Ganesha (Lv.51) |
| Yatagarasu (Lv.56) | Trumpeter (Lv.60) | Atavaka (Lv.63) |
| Bishamonten (Lv.70) | Kohryu (Lv.75) | Zaou-Gongen (Lv.78) |
| Asura (Lv.82) | Fafnir (Lv.87) | Ardha (Lv.93) |
Dizzy Affinity Personas
| Angel (Lv.3) | Saki Mitama (Lv.6) | Archangel (Lv.11-) |
| Kaguya (Lv.13) | Suzaku (Lv.17) | Kaguya Picaro Lv.21) |
| Naga (Lv.24) | Kin-Ki (Lv.28) | Tam Lin (Lv.32) |
| Lachesis (Lv.35) | Daisoujou (Lv.40) | Power (Lv.43) |
| Narcissus (Lv.47) | Dakini (Lv.52) | Okuninushi (Lv.57) |
| Melchizedek (Lv.61) | Dominion (Lv.67) | Chimera (Lv.72) |
| Sandalphon (Lv.77) | Sraosha (Lv.81) | Michael (Lv.85) |
| Futsunushi (Lv.88) | Messiah (Lv.91) | Messiah Picaro (Lv.95) |
Despair Affinity Personas
| Succubus (Lv.4) | Onmoraki (Lv.8) | Ippon-Datara (Lv.12) |
| Black Ooze (Lv.16) | Nue (Lv.20) | Pisaca (Lv.25) |
| Mithra (Lv.30) | Anubis (Lv.35) | Red Rider (Lv.39) |
| Magatzu-Izanagi (Lv.42) | Pazuzu (Lv.45) | Magatsu-Izanagi Picaro (Lv.48) |
| Rangda (Lv.51) | Tsukiyomi (Lv.53) | Black Rider (Lv.56) |
| Tsukuyomi Picaro (Lv.59) | Thanatos (Lv.63) | Mot (Lv.67) |
| Thanatos Picaro (Lv.71) | Abaddon (Lv.76) | Belial (Lv.81) |
| Alice (Lv.83) | Beelzebub (Lv.88) | Lucifer (Lv.93) |
| Satanael (Lv.96) | - | - |
Forget Affinity Personas
| Cait Sith (-) | Berith (-) | Kusi Mitama (-) |
| Yaksini (-) | Jikokuten (-) | Flauros (-) |
| Setanta (Lv.34) | Ariadne (-) | Arahabaki (-) |
| Mithras (Lv.38) | Ariadne Picaro (Lv.41) | Valkyrie (Lv.44) |
| Koumokuten (Lv.49) | Titania (Lv.53) | Chernobog (Lv.57) |
| Kali (Lv.62) | Hanuman (Lv.68) | Vasuki (Lv.73) |
| Siegfried (Lv.78) | Vishnu (Lv.86) | Ongyo-Ki (Lv.92) |
Sleep Affinity Personas
| Mandrake (-) | Apsaras (-) | Ame-no-Uzume (-) |
| Leanan Sidhe (-) | Sandman (Lv.23) | Principality (Lv.28) |
| Neko Shogun (Lv.30) | White Rider (Lv.33) | Hariti (Lv.37) |
| Kushinada-Hime (Lv.41) | Ananta (Lv.45) | Athena (Lv.48) |
| Baphomet (Lv.52) | Athena Picaro (Lv.55) | Lilith (Lv.58) |
| Byakhee (Lv.63) | Nebiros (Lv.70) | Cybele (Lv.75) |
| Raoul (Lv.79) | Ishtar (Lv.84) | Metatron (Lv.89) |
| Maria (Lv.92) |
Persona 5 Tactica Recommended Article List
Persona 5 Tactica Walkthrough and Guide
Beginner Guides
Basic Information
| Pre-Order Bonuses | Game Editions |
| Game Difficulty | Game Controls |
| Game Differences | Gameplay Features |
| Permanent Events and Missables | Save Data Rewards |
| PC System Requirements and Specs | Platform and System Differences |
| Cross Save Features | How Long to Beat |
| Post-Game Unlockables | New Game Plus Unlockables |
| Beginner's Guide | - |
DLC Information
| DLC List and Information | Repaint Your Heart Challenge Pack DLC Guide |
| Picaro Summoning Pack and Raoul Persona DLC Guide | Weapon Pack DLC Guide |
Strategy Guides
Tier List Guides
| Best Character Tier List | Best Characters for each Kingdom |
| Best Teams Tier List | Best Teams for each Kingdom |
| Best Persona Tier List | Best Personas for each Character |
| Best Personas for each Kingdom | Best Weapons for each Character |
| Best Skills for each Character | - |
Useful Information
| Trophy and Achievement List | How to Beat the Main Story |
| Fast Leveling Guide | Growth Points Farming Guide |
| Money Farming Guide | Talk Event Guide |
| Talk Event List | Quest Guide |
| Quest List | Awards Guide |
| Enemy List | - |
Character-related Information
| Character List | New Character List |
| How to Unlock all Characters | Voice Actor List |
| Stats Guide | Damage Skill Types |
| Status Effects | Unique Skill Guide |
| Skill Tree Guide | Skill List |
| How to Unlock Goro Akechi (Crow) | How to Unlock Kasumi Yoshizawa (Violet) |
Battle-related Information
| Battle System Guide | Stage Elements Guide |
| Stage Objects Guide | Height Damage Guide |
| Guard Guide | Cover Guide |
| Charge Attack Guide | Voltage Guide |
| 1 MORE Guide | Triple Threat Guide |
Persona-related Information
Game Database
Character-related Database
| Weapon List | Skill Tree List |
| Persona Skill List | - |
Enemy-related Database
Marie Kingdom Enemies
 Musketeer |
 Grenadier |
 Drummer |
 Marie (Boss) |
Yoshiki Kingdom Enemies
 Sumo-maton |
 Guarded Geisha |
 Slimy Shinobi |
 Yoshiki (Boss) |
Guernica Kingdom Enemies
| Enemy 1 | Enemy 2 |
| Enemy 3 | Guernica (Boss) |
Game Forums
| Chat Board | Question Board |
| Bug Report Board | - |
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