Persona 3 Reload is a massive RPG with over 70 hours of gameplay. It is a mix of turn-based battles involving monsters known as Shadows that you defeat using your Personas and social simulation that fans of the series love.

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Like the rest of the series, Persona 3 places a large focus on its social aspect. During the day, you’ll be managing your time to balance academics, relationships, etc. Furthermore, the activities you during the day, can affect your battle abilities during the night.

Ranking up Social Links is one way to boost your combat abilities and can reward you with a number of perks. And thanks to the colorful cast of the game, Social Links are also some of the most interesting parts of the game.

In this guide, we’ll look at how you can max out Bebe’s Social Link, who represents the Temperance Arcana.

How to Level Up Bebe’s Social Link

Andre Laurent Jean Geraux, also known as Bebe, is a foreign exchange student who’s a member of the fashion club at Gekkoukan. He loves Japanese culture, and throughout this Social Link, you’ll be showing him the cultures and ways of Japan.

Bebe Max Social Link Reward

Completing Bebe’s Social Link will net you Money Pouch, which you can use to perform a fusion of the Ultimate Persona of the Temperance Social Link!

Prerequisite

Before you can start this Social Link, you’ll have to reach Level 2 in Academics and reach Rank 3 in the Hierophant Social Link, during which you’ll first meet Bebe.

Afterwards, you can find Bebe in the Home Economics room at Gekkoukan High, which is located on 1F on the opposite wing of the Faculty Office. He will be available on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday after school.

Below is a list of all the dialogue answers you should pick to level up Bebe’s Social Link to Rank 10.

Bebe S-Link Rank 1

Bebe S-Link Rank 2

Bebe S-Link Rank 3

Bebe S-Link Rank 4

Bebe S-Link Rank 5

Bebe S-Link Rank 6

Bebe S-Link Rank 7

Bebe S-Link Rank 8

Bebe S-Link Rank 9

Bebe S-Link Rank 10

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Persona 3 Reload is a remake of the critically acclaimed Persona 3, which is the fourth installment in the SMT Persona series. You fight monsters, attend school, take exams, maintain relationships, and do extracurricular activities – showcasing the balance of battle and slice of life the series is known for.

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Ranking up Social Links is one way to boost your combat abilities and can reward you with several perks. And thanks to the game’s colorful cast, Social Links are also one of the game’s most interesting features.

In this guide, we’ll look at how you can max out Tanaka’s Social Link, who represents the Devil Arcana.

How to Level Up President Tanaka’s Social Link

President Tanaka is a sleazy businessman who you’ll recognize from the shopping channel that airs on TV every Sunday. He loves money and is not concerned with people and their bonds, and throughout this Social Link, he’ll be teaching you the ways of capitalism.

President Tanaka Max Social Link Reward

Completing Tanaka’s Social Link will net you a Thank-you Letter, which you can use to perform a fusion of the Ultimate Persona of the Devil Social Link!

Prerequisite

To interact with Tanaka, you’ll need 40,000 Yen, and Rank 4 in your Courage and Charm stats.

You can find him at Paulownia Mall at night on Monday, Tuesday, Saturday and Sunday. When you first interact with him, he’ll want 20,000 Yen, then 10,000 Yen the following two times you talk to him. After the third payment, you’ll start the Devil Social Link.

Below is a list of all the dialogue answers you should pick to level up Bebe’s Social Link to Rank 10.

Tanaka S-Link Rank 1

Tanaka S-Link Rank 2

Tanaka S-Link Rank 3

Tanaka S-Link Rank 4

Tanaka S-Link Rank 5

Tanaka S-Link Rank 6

Tanaka S-Link Rank 7

Tanaka S-Link Rank 8

Tanaka S-Link Rank 9

Tanaka S-Link Rank 10

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Persona 3 Reload is a massive RPG where you fight monsters, attend school, take exams, maintain relationships, and do extracurricular activities. The contrasting parts of battling at night and managing your time to further your academics and social life during the day are the heart of neo-Persona games.

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The original game made this trademark loop of the series popular, and Reload fleshes it out further, including mechanics introduced in Persona 5.

As more people join your party, you’ll be able to grow closer to them and form deeper bonds, represented in the game as Social Links. You can level up Social Links to rank 10, which can prove very beneficial. Reaching max level on a social link can have a lot of benefits, including strengthening the character’s Persona.

In this guide, we’ll look at how you can max out Fuuka Yamagishi’s Social Link, who represents the Priestess Arcana.

How to Level Up Fuuka Yamagishi’s Social Link

Fuuka serves as the S.E.E.S’ navigator during the Dark Hour, and her Full Analysis skill can be used to check shadows’ weaknesses, resistances, etc. She is shy and introverted, though quite optimistic, and wants to learn how to cook. Throughout the activities involving Fuuka’s Social Link, you’ll be helping her out in this endeavor and tasting a lot of her food.

Fuuka Max Social Link Reward

Completing Aigis’ Social Link will net you Headphones, which you can use to perform a fusion of the  Ultimate Persona of the Priestess Social Link!

Fuuka also undergoes a Second Awakening, transforming her Persona into Juno.

Prerequisite

Before starting Fuuka’s Social Link, you must start the Fortune Social Link with Keisuke Hiraga and reach rank 1. You’ll also need to have a MAX Courage Rank.

You can then talk to her outside class on Monday, Friday, and Saturday (after she joins the team on June 15) and agree to taste her cooking.

Below is a list of all the dialogue answers you should pick to level up Fuuka’s Social Link to Rank 10.

Fuuka S-Link Rank 1

Fuuka S-Link Rank 2

Fuuka S-Link Rank 3

Fuuka S-Link Rank 4

Fuuka S-Link Rank 5

Fuuka S-Link Rank 6

Fuuka S-Link Rank 7

Fuuka S-Link Rank 8

Fuuka S-Link Rank 9

Fuuka S-Link Rank 10

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Persona 3 Reload is a remake of the critically acclaimed Persona 3, which is the fourth installment in the SMT Persona series. You fight monsters, attend school, take exams, maintain relationships, and do extracurricular activities – showcasing the balance of battle and slice of life the series is known for.

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The contrasting parts of battling at night, and managing your time to further your academics and social life during the day, make up the gameplay of Persona 3. It has been further fleshed out in Reload, which even adds mechanics from Persona 5, such as part-time jobs, and even learning different computer software.

As more people join your party, you’ll be able to grow closer to them and form deeper bonds, represented in the game as Social Links. Furthermore, you can also romance some characters. Reaching max level on a social link can have a lot of benefits, including strengthening the character’s Persona.

In this guide, we’ll look at how you can max out Aigi’s Social Link, who represents the Aeon Arcana.

How to Level Up Aigis’ Social Link

Aigis is an android with a human heart, which allows her to use a Persona. As a member of the S.E.E.S team, she learns what it means to be human, and throughout her Social Link, you’ll be helping her grow in this regard.

Aigis Max Social Link Reward

Completing Aigis’ Social Link will net you a Charred Screw, which you can use to perform a fusion of the Ultimate Persona of the Aeon Social Link!

Aigis also undergoes a Second Awakening, transforming her Persona into Athena.

Prerequisite

You do not need to max out any Social Stats to unlock Aigis’ Social Link. However, it becomes available quite late in the game on January 8th.

Aigis will ask you if she can walk with you after class. After that, she can be found in Classroom 2F during the day, every day except for Sundays.

Below is a list of all the dialogue answers you should pick to level up Aigis’ Social Link to Rank 10.

Aigis S-Link Rank 2

Aigis S-Link Rank 3

Aigis S-Link Rank 4

Aigis S-Link Rank 5

Aigis S-Link Rank 6

Aigis S-Link Rank 7

Aigis S-Link Rank 8

Aigis S-Link Rank 9

Aigis S-Link Rank 10

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Persona 3 Reload is a massive RPG with over 70 hours of gameplay. It is a mix of turn-based battles involving monsters known as Shadows that you defeat using your Personas and social simulation that fans of the series love.

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That’s right, you fight monsters at night while balancing school, relationships, and extracurriculars during the day. This tandem of battle and time management makes up the gameplay loop of Persona 3 Reload.

The turn-based action goes beyond simple grinding to level up your characters and involves a lot of strategy. Each member of your party has strengths and weaknesses and fill various roles and niches during combat, including damage dealing, debuffing and buffing, healing, etc.

Furthermore, Persona 3 has a number of unique and tough bosses that require careful preparation to take down. It’s a good idea to level your party members before Full Moon events, where the powerful story bosses of the game appear.

This guide looks at the story bosses you’ll have to fight during Full Moon events, offering strategies on how to take them on effectively.

**Disclaimer**: This article will receive future updates, including all the Full Moon Bosses in the game.

Full Moon Bosses

Priestess

• Date:
  • 4/9 Thursday

• Weakness:
  • None
• Recommended Party Members:
  • Protagonist
  • Yukari
  • Junpei
• Strategy:
  • Avoid using Ice skills as the Priestess repels Ice Attacks
  • Use physical skills such as Power Slash as well as skills like Agi and Zio
  • Use Personas with Ice Resistance, such as Valkyrie and Jackfrost, as the Priestess’ Ice Storm skill deals damage to the entire party. Thus, also make sure to avoid using Personas with an Ice weakness.
  • Debuff Priestess using skills like Tarunda, which the persona Orpheus can learn, and Rakunda, which the persona Valkyrie can learn. These skills decrease the target’s attack for 3 turns and defense for 3 turns, respectively.
  • Near the end of the fight, Priestess will summon some shadows to attack you. When this happens, use fire skills to quickly take down the shadows before attacking Priestess again.

Emperor and Empress

• Date: 5/9 Saturday

• Weakness:
  • Emperor: Fire, Ice, Electric, Wind (Changes using Paradigm Shift Skill)
  • Empress: Pierce, Strike, Slash (Changes using Paradigm Shift Skill)
• Recommended Party Members:
  • Protagonist
  • Akihiko
  • Junpei
• Strategy:
  • Use Fuuka’s Full Analysis skill frequently throughout the fight. Both bosses can change their weaknesses by using Paradigm Shift, and targeting their weaknesses is crucial for this fight.
  • Buff your defenses using skills like Rakukaja
  • In addition to switching their weaknesses, both the Emperor and Empress can nullify a lot of attack types. Therefore, make sure to learn a wide range of physical and elemental skills in advance.

Hierophant

• Date: 7/7 Tuesday

• Weakness:
  • None
• Recommended Party Members:
  • Protagonist
  • Akihiko
  • Junpei
  • Yukari
• Strategy:
  • Hierophant’s Makouga skill deals light damage to all party members. So use Personas that are good defensively against light damage, such as Principality and Shiisaa.
  • Hierophant’s Doomsday Doctrine skills inflict fear. So make good use of Yukari’s Patra skill, which can cure fear. The Protagonist can also have a Patra skill on hand, this can be useful if Yukari is afflicted with charm.
  • In addition to switching their weaknesses, both the Emperor and Empress can nullify a lot of attack types. Therefore, make sure to learn a wide range of physical and elemental skills in advance.

Lovers

• Date: 7/7 Tuesday

• Weakness:
  • None
• Recommended Party Members:
  • Protagonist
  • Akihiko
  • Junpei
  • Yukari
• Strategy:
  • Lovers’ Holy Arrow skills inflict fear. So, make good use of Yukari’s Patra skill, which can cure charm. The Protagonist can also have a Patra skill on hand, this can be useful if Yukari is afflicted with charm.
  • In addition to Holy Arrow, Lovers can also use Sexy Dance to inflict Charm on all party members. In addition to Patra, make use of Dis-charms and Patra Gems.
  • Lovers’ Heartbreaker skill deals damage to all party members and triple damage to party members afflicted with Charm. Therefore, make sure that none of your party members are afflicted with Charm.
  • Using debuffiing skills such as Rakunda, Tarunda, and Sukunda.

Chariot and Justice

• Date: 8/6 Thursday

• Weakness:
  • None
• Recommended Party Members:
  • Protagonist
  • Junpei
  • Yukari
  • Aigis
• Strategy:
  • The boss fight starts as the Tank-Form Shadow. Use powerful attacks such as Theurgy skills to quickly separate it into Chariot and Justice.
  • After Chariot and Justice separate, defeat both bosses on the same turn or at least one after the other. This is crucial because both bosses can use Restore to revive the other, leading to a stalemate. Thus, you should use multi-target attacks such as Vacuum Slash, Maragi, and Mabufu.
  • The Tank-Form Shadow has two charged attacks, Armor-Piercing Shell and High-Explosive Shell. Both of these deal a lot of single-target damage, so always make sure to order any party member targeted by these to Guard.
  • Justice can cast Mahama, which targets the entire party and has a chance to insta-kill. Make sure to have a Homunculus, which guards against instakills. Furthermore, Mahama is a Light attack. As such, make sure the Protagonist equips a Persona that nullifies Light attacks.

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Persona 3 Reload is a remake of the critically acclaimed Persona 3, which is the fourth installment in the SMT Persona series. It retains the mix of traditional JRPG and social simulation gameplay that fans of the series love, overhauling it aesthetically and including systems and mechanics introduced in Persona 5.

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Unlike recent Persona games, which have new dungeons for each chapter of the game, Persona 3 has one dungeon for the entire game, known as Tartarus.

Tartarus is a procedurally generated dungeon that changes every night. Moreover, it is where you level up your characters before fighting the Full Moon Bosses of the game.

However, Tartarus is a very large dungeon, as you might expect. In fact, the original game received much criticism for Tartarus being too monotonous and grinding.

Persona 3 Reload aims to fix that by making each floor of Tartarus shorter and adding Gatekeeper Boss Floors, which are just one fight. Furthermore, it also includes Monad Doors and Monad Passages, which allow you to level up very fast, and Great Doors, which allow you to level up your teammates instantly.

This guide lists every floor in Tartarus, including the Gatekeeper Boss Floors, as well as the in-game dates on which the floors appear.

All Tartarus Floor Levels in P3R

Though Tartarus has been shortened in Reload, it still has 264 floors like that of the original game. Below, we’ve listed every floor in Tartarus grouped by its blocks.

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Persona 3 Reload is a remake of the critically acclaimed fourth installment of the Persona series of games. It retains the mix of traditional JRPG and social simulation gameplay that fans of the series love, overhauling it aesthetically and including systems and mechanics introduced in Persona 5.

Read More: Persona 3 Portable: All Personas

The gameplay loop consists of battling monsters known as Shadows during the night and balancing school, relationships, and extracurricular activities during the day – much like a real high school student (except for fighting deadly shadows, of course).

Furthermore, relationships play a big role in Persona 3, and there are numerous opportunities for your character to grow closer to his companions. This is done by progressing through the main story and completing activities known as Link Episodes (and also Social Links).

This article is all about Link Episodes, how to unlock them, and their rewards.

What Are Link Episodes in P3R?

Link Episodes are a new addition to Persona 3 Reload, and were not available in the original game. If you’ve played the original Persona 3, you’ll remember that there aren’t a lot of opportunities to interact with your male companions.

While the female protagonist route from Persona 3 Portable no longer exists in Reload, your chance to connect with your male party members has not been robbed. Link Episodes give the male cast an opportunity to shine and allow their character to develop more.

You can also gain rewards by playing through certain Link Episodes, which include stat boosts and Persona combinations. So, you’ll want to engage in these heartfelt friendship episodes for more than just character development.

How to Unlock Link Episodes in P3R

You can unlock Link Episodes by simply playing through the main story. Keep in mind, however, that Link Episodes are connected to the main story.

Therefore, if you progress through the story without completing a Link Episode, you may lose the opportunity to do so.

Furthermore, missing one Link Episode for a character will prevent you from accessing any future Link Episodes with that character.

List of All Link Episodes in P3R

There are five Link Episodes for each of the five characters that do not have Social Links. Those being:

• Junpei Iori
• Akihiko Sanada
• Koromaru
• Ken Amada
• Shinjiro Aragaki

Below is a list of every Link Episode in P3R grouped by month.

May

• 5/12 Sunday
  • Character: Junpei
  • Reward: +3 to Junpei’s Hermes
• 5/29 Friday
  • Character: Akihiko
  • Reward: Max HP+5

July

• 7/24 Friday (Evening)
  • Character: Akihiko
  • Reward: Luxe Tropical Fruit, Imperial Sweets Set, 2 x Fresh Juice and +1 Charm

August

• 8/9 Sunday (Daytime)
  • Character: Junpei
  • Reward: +1 Charm
• 8/22 Saturday
  • Character: Koromaru
  • Reward: +1 Charm

September

• 9/4 Friday
  • Character: Koromaru
  • Reward: +1 Charm
• 9/8 Tuesday (Daytime)
  • Character: Koromaru
  • Reward: +3 Agility to Koromaru’s Persona
• 9/8 Tuesday (Evening)
  • Character: Ken
  • Reward: +1 Academics
• 9/9 Wednesday (Daytime)
  • Character: Koromaru
  • Reward: +1 Courage
• 9/11 Friday (Daytime)
  • Character: Shinjiro Agaraki
  • Reward: +1 Courage
• 9/13 Sunday (Daytime)
  • Character: Shinjiro Agaraki
  • Reward: +1 Charm
• 9/14 Monday (Daytime)
  • Character: Shinjiro Agaraki
  • Reward: +1 Academics
• 9/16 Wednesday (Daytime)
  • Character: Shinjiro Agaraki
  • Reward: +1 Courage
• 9/16 Wednesday (Evening)
  • Character: Ken
  • Reward: +1 Courage

October

• 10/9 Friday (Evening)
  • Character: Akihiko
  • Reward: +1 Charm
• 10/28 Wednesday
  • Character: Shinjiro Agaraki
  • Reward: Incomplete Form

November

• 11/7 Saturday (Daytime)
  • Character: Junpei
  • Reward: +1 Academics
• 11/10 Tuesday (Evening)
  • Character: Ken
  • Reward: +1 Charm

December

• 12/12 Saturday (Evening)
  • Character: Akihiko
  • Reward: Max SP +3
• 12/19 Saturday (Daytime)
  • Character: Junpei
  • Reward: +1 Courage
• 12/22 Tuesday (Evening)
  • Character: Ken
  • Reward: Max SP +3

January

• 1/4 Monday (Evening)
  • Character: Akihiko
  • Reward: Hand Wraps
• 1/5 Tuesday (Daytime)
  • Character: Koromaru
  • Reward: Koromaru’s Collar
• 1/15 Friday
  • Character: Junpei
  • Reward: Baseball Gloves
• 1/19 Tuesday (Evening)
  • Character: Ken
  • Reward: Silver Key

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Persona 3 Reload is a remake of the critically acclaimed fourth installment of the Persona series of games. It retains the mix of traditional JRPG and social simulation gameplay that fans of the series love, overhauling it aesthetically and including systems and mechanics introduced in Persona 5.

Read More: Persona 3 Portable: All Personas

It’s a massive RPG that takes around 70-80 hours to beat and over 100 hours if you want 100% it. Though long in its own right, Reload is actually 10 hours shorter than Persona 3 FES, as it skips out on “The Answer” epilogue.

You take on the role of a transfer student at Gekkoukan High School. On your third day, you are attacked by monsters known as shadows during the 25th hour, known as the Dark Hour, which prompts you to awaken your Persona.

You are then recruited by the SEES, a group of students who can also use Personas to investigate the Dark Hour, fighting shadows along the way.

The fighting during the night is balanced by the life of a regular high school student during the day, as you maintain your social life, education, clubs, romances, etc. Balancing life sim elements during daytime and dungeon crawling at nighttime is the heart of Persona 3 Reload’s gameplay.

This article lists all the main missions in Persona 3 Reload.

All Full Moon Dates in P3R

Persona 3 Reload has a unique approach to the way the story and the game progresses. Instead of chapters, the game progresses day by day over the course of several in-game months.

During each of these months, a Full Moon takes place, the day on which the main story actually progresses. So, you could say that defeating the full moon bosses is the game’s equivalent of completing main quests.

Below are the dates of every Full Moon event and the boss you’ll face:

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Like A Dragon: Infinite Wealth is a massive RPG that expands on the mechanics and systems introduced in Yakuza: Like A Dragon, where the series diverted from an action beat-em-up into more of a traditional JRPG.

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The job system makes a return, which is the class system of Like A Dragon. Furthermore, while some are jobs returning from Yakuza; Like A Dragon, most jobs in Infinite Wealth are new additions and have a great variety.

Each job has a different and diverse set of skills, ranging from attacks to buffs and debuffs. All of these skills also have unique and fun animations, without which the combat would honestly be quite boring.

Moreover, your party members have access to a number of jobs that complement their skills in different ways. Therefore, some skills are better used by some characters than others. So, if you want a full breakdown of every skill in Infinite Wealth, we’ve got you covered!

List of All Skills in LAD 8

Below is a list of every skill in the game, grouped by the job they belong to.

Freelancer Skills

Hero Skills

Dragon of Dojima Skills

Cabbie Skills

Homeless Guy Skills

Heiress Skills

Sujimancer Skills

Detective Skills

Assassin Skills

Barmaid Skills

Gangster Skills

Hitman Skills

Aquanaut Skills

Desperado Skills

Samurai Skills

Pyrodancer Skills

Action Star Skills

Host Skills

Breaker Skills

Chef Skills

Linebacker Skills

Geodancer Skills

Housekeeper Skills

Kunoichi Skills

Idol Skills

Night Queen Skills

Tennis Ace Skills

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Persona 3 Reload is a remake of the critically acclaimed fourth installment of the Persona series of games. The original game was the title that launched the series’ massive popularity. In fact, series director Katsura Hashino credits it with saving Atlus.

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The remake retains the mix of traditional JRPG and social simulation gameplay that fans of the series love, overhauling it aesthetically and including systems and mechanics introduced in Persona 5.

Like most RPGs, there are a lot of things to do and complete in this game. Moreover, the activities of Persona 3 have great variety due to its unique setting, everything from battling monsters and looting chests to hanging out and doing homework. As such, there are a lot of achievements to get done.

So, if you fancy yourself a completionist, this article is for you. It lists every achievement in the game, along with how to get each one.

All Playstation Trophies in P3R

Persona 3 Reload has 49 PlayStation Trophies for you to unlock. 1 Platinum, 3 Gold, 7 Silver, and 38 Bronze. Below is a list of every Playstation trophy for Persona 3 Reload:

All Xbox Achievements in P3R

Below is a list of all Xbox Achievements for Persona 3 Reload, of which there are a total of 49.

**Disclaimer**: This section will be updated soon with the Gamerscores for each Achievement.

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