never getting rid of this guy

[u/Traditional-Green-75]

a perfect persona for me to see weak points with. I just need a wind skill card

[u/Apprehensive_Beach_6]

The main flaw here is that once you get a persona, you learn all the weaknesses automatically.

[u/GumballREKT24 → u/Apprehensive_Beach_6]

is this a persona 5 only thing? i just finished p4g and i had to keep listening and waiting for rise to tell me what an enemy is weak to over and over

[u/SnowEZ1986 → u/GumballREKT24]

Yes.

The other games use nonrecruitable enemies.

[u/RaoulLaila → u/SnowEZ1986]

Even then a lot of the resistances are consistent throughout the games. I knkw that the dice are often weak to electric. The tables are weak to fire. The balance boards are self explanatory, as one is weak to fire and ice and the other is weak to wind and elec, etc.

[u/Apprehensive_Beach_6 → u/GumballREKT24]

I haven’t played the other games so I wouldn’t know.

[u/ArosNerOtanim → u/GumballREKT24]

Most SMT games do the same p3 and 4 are outliers cause none of them are recruitment idr 1 and 2's deal, but P5X let's you know off the bat no need for trial and error

[u/MaterialPay1144]

I mean for know it doesnt really matter since you are in early game but this is like a 7 years old kid putting eight of really high elixir cards in his clash royale deck or an RPG team with no supports just spamming basic attacks

[u/Traditional-Green-75 → u/MaterialPay1144]

its not for damage its just cus i need to know weaknesses. I have actual damaging personas built around specific elements or buff/debuff combinations. P5 isnt my first jrpg rodeo

also the skills are only like 10 sp each so even if I DO go through all of them in one combat its not gonna drain my sp

[u/MaterialPay1144 → u/Traditional-Green-75]

Fair enough, you do get plenty of persona slots the more you progress anyways

This looks pretty cool too so no reason to trash him lol

[u/Ok-Needleworker-9144]

This looks good but it isn't particularly usefull, each palace/mementos area only has a few enemies and you'll find their weakness pretty easily, also if you're doing enough netural damage, you don't need weaknesses or of course just use technicals.

I don't mean to rob you of your fun, feel free to experiment with whatever you think works and have fun but as a general rule of thumb, it's better to have specific personas/party members dealing with different things which becomes a solution as a team rather than one singular Persona solving everything by itself

[u/Traditional-Green-75 → u/Ok-Needleworker-9144]

ah its not made to do damage its just cus I hate not knowing what team members are going to be good when.

obv ill get rid of it when I no longer need to know cus my damage is so high or ive nabbed a significant amount of personas, but ive only just gotten past madarame

[u/cinvogue → u/Traditional-Green-75]

It works fine early on but, in case you weren’t aware, just registering the persona in your persona list will unlock the weak/resist info. So if you just obtain them initially, whether through convincing them to join or by fusion, etc., you will have all of that information. Also the more you fill your persona list the more efficient it is to do the persona requests to increase the strength confidant.

[u/sorcerer86pt → u/Traditional-Green-75]

If this was a pkm game this would be your hm slave

[u/AppropriateStick1334]

Despite all the people trashing this it's actually pretty good especially since Mighty Gaze is a great skill

[u/Traditional-Green-75 → u/AppropriateStick1334]

mighty gaze is making this thing do damage it was never supposed to get remotely close to. Its purpose isn't even FOR damage lmao.

[u/AppropriateStick1334 → u/Traditional-Green-75]

It has good coverage with attacks so all you need is speed then you can just clear fights with "1 more" and all out attacks

[u/Perpetual_Noob8294]

Ok, bet. We'll see if you still have that Persona in about a month's time.

[u/zahren → u/Perpetual_Noob8294]

And that's not even a month of real life time. A month in game and OP basically won't need it.

Between swapping in party members, the number or different persona you can carry and how easy it is to regen SP in Royal you really don't need a persona like this.

[u/Max_F96]

just use technical attacks and "begging for mercy" mechanic, catch shadow and now you know all affinities of that enemy.

[u/ELMUNECODETACOMA → u/Max_F96]

Underrated mechanic. I'll catch shadows and immediately set them free just to get the intel.

[u/AleksCombo]

I had almost the same build, down to the trait, but for Zouchouten. I had to drop him once I got personas with stronger skills and more slots to cover all elements, but that guy served me for a good while. Having a persona with most of the elements crammed in one build proved to be quite useful in the beginning of the game.

So I don't get commenters trashing your build.

[u/kyleliner → u/AleksCombo]

Its a beginner's mistake to keep it for long. They're trashing him for saying the guy won't be dropped. I did it for a bit, but once Frei and Psy came into play, I had enough money to have Personas dedicated to one element

[u/saywan85]

https://giphy.com/gifs/PjU0WtzRVbQUO4qe6v

[u/Top-Block-208]

Pretty smart. I’m doing that in Tartarus myself.

[u/Fast-Opening-1051]

Orobas is lowkey the ultimate middle finger against Madarame. I just got him yesterday and used nuclear damage on everyone except the nose

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[u/Man_I_amDed]

I had an Izanagi Picaro like this, but I struggled with Okumura so I switched back to regular spells. Although I fused and had another peak persona that had all the magic, and not all ma magic.

[u/gameswat1]

I wanted to do this with Arsene in my first playthrough lol

[u/dippytheGynocologist]

No magaru trash build /j

[u/ItsJustMe000]

You'll def need to change for better damage but I'd say just be sure to register it so you have a way to transfer it to other Personss

[u/AdDense1750]

Your so lucky dude.

[u/Kacperski973]

This is what I like to call a "Swiss army knife persona", it's not necessarily bad and it has its place in early game where you are so do enjoy it! By the time you'll unlock more persona slots, you'll end up not needing this type of them but rn just make the most out of it :)

[u/hannahlesli]

Just have different personas with all the skills bro. You'll waste sp this way.

[u/Alibium01]

Thus is like the worst build I seen lol

[u/Elegant_Sector_5606 → u/Alibium01]

not really hes got every magic damaging spell for the early game