Affinities (mechanic)

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Exploiting an enemy weakness in Persona 3 Reload.

"My Persona doesn't have any weaknesses. For your Persona to have a weakness, the Persona-user has to have a weakness. ...And I don't. But, my Persona also doesn't have any resistances, so I guess that makes it even."

—Shinjiro Aragaki, Persona 3

Elements or Attributes, their Affinities (相性, Aishou)^?, or Weaknesses for short, are properties for each individual character in battle.

Overview

Each character can have a weakness (弱点, Jakuten)^? (read on the affinity chart as "Wk" (弱, Jaku)^?) or resistance (耐性, Taisei)^? ("Rs" (耐, Tai)^?) to any element. Their affinity to that determines the damage they'll take from offensive skills of the same element. For example, if the target is weak against Fire, the damage of attacks from that element will be increased, and if the target is resistant, the damage will be lowered. Outside of a select few instances, Skills can only be of one element.

Additionally, the user can have a different type of resistance against attacks from certain elements:

• If the target blocks or nulls (無効, Mukou)^? that affinity, they will receive zero damage. On the affinity chart, it is read as "Nu" (無, Mu)^?.
• If the target repels (反射, Hansha)^? that affinity, the attack will not just be blocked, but also be sent back to the attacker. The attack sent back has the same element and power as the original attack and cannot be evaded. It calculates the damage according to both the attacker's own related attack and defense stats, and buffs, such as Tarukaja and Charge, are put into consideration. Secondary debuffs and ailments that come from these attacks are also reflected back at the attacker. However, the repelled attack cannot miss and can never land Critical hits. On the affinity chart, it is read as "Rp" (反, Han)^?.
  • If both the attacker and the intended target reflect the element, there are different results depending on the game. In most games the attacker will block the reflected attack. However in Shin Megami Tensei II and Shin Megami Tensei V repelled attacks ignore the attacker's resistances, piercing through them.
• If the target drains (吸収, Kyuushuu)^? that affinity, the attack's damage will be converted into HP recovery. On the affinity chart, it is read as "Dr" (吸, Kyuu)^?.
  • If the drained attack is an instant death attack (e.g. Hama and Mudo), the attack will not heal but still be blocked.
  • In Persona 5, if the attack is a repelled attack, it will be blocked instead of draining.

Physical attacks can have similar affinities as well, and can also be resisted. Additionally, they can be categorized into multiple sub-types, just like how Magic skills are split into multiple elements.

Shields, such as Tetrakarn or Makarakarn, are generally considered to be affinity modifiers, granting the user a repelling resistance to all Physical or Magic elements respectively, although only against one attack and lasts one turn.

In the Shin Megami Tensei series, demons also have affinities towards specific ailments, and the success rates of these ailments depends on their affinities.

Almighty is a special element, as it is not an elemental affinity, but only a skill type. Hence, skills of that type will always hit, although they cannot exploit weaknesses. Though some bosses can resist it, but it is a rare occurence.

There are also Passive skills that cater to supporting the user based on a specific element: some increase the damage dealt from attacks of the respective element, with others directly or indirectly affecting the user's affinities: for instance, Resist Phys, Null Phys, Repel Phys and Drain Phys tweak the user's affinities against Physical accordingly. There are also evasion-based Passive skills, such as Dodge Phys and Evade Phys, that do not affect their weaknesses, but increase their chances of not getting struck by certain attacks.

In more recently released titles, starting with Shin Megami Tensei V, Affinities are no longer shown off with acronyms (Wk, Rs, etc.), but with symbols, typically various forms of shields.

Standard elements from the Shin Megami Tensei series

The icons here come from Shin Megami Tensei: Liberation Dx2, but otherwise apply to most other mainline Shin Megami Tensei games or its spinoffs.

Phys
Fire	Ice
Elec	Force
Light	Dark
Almighty

Game specific changes

Shin Megami Tensei

Shin Megami Tensei features only one type of physical skills for humans, though demons have access to special skills, some of which are physical.

Physical	Physical	Charge	Dex	Needle
Magic	Fire	Ice	Electricity	Force	Healing	Almighty
Abnormal	Expel	Curse	Mind	Nerve	Support

Shin Megami Tensei II / Shin Megami Tensei if...

Shin Megami Tensei II features an evolution of the gameplay from the first Shin Megami Tensei, which would be the basis for the rest of the franchise. With this evolution comes different types of affinities and elements.

Physical	Sword	Gun	Rush	Tech
Magic	Fire	Ice	Electricity	Force	Healing/Recovery	Almighty
Abnormal	Expel	Curse	Ailment	Support	Other

"Other" skills regroup spells like Estoma, Trafui and Necroma.

Shin Megami Tensei if... has the exact same affinities and elements as Shin Megami Tensei II.

Shin Megami Tensei NINE

Elemental affinities are displayed as Resistance Levels. A positive Resistance Level (+1 to +9) represents a resistance, while a negative Resistance Level (-1 to -8) represents a weakness. It isn't possible to Null an element, since even with a +9 resistance level, an attack will deal at least 1 damage. ^{[citation needed]}

If a character repels an attack, they'll still take damage, but some of it will be sent back to the attacker.

Physical	Strike	Slash	Tech	Gun	Thrown
Magic	Fire	Ice	Elec	Force	Heal	Almighty
Abnormal	Expel	Death	Mind	Nerve	Support

Shin Megami Tensei III: Nocturne / Maniax / Maniax Chronicle / HD Remaster

Shin Megami Tensei III: Nocturne simplifies combat by only having one type of physical attacks, simply called "physical," though the types of magic are the same as in Shin Megami Tensei NINE. It also uses the same 6 levels of resistance in Shin Megami Tensei games before NINE. Weaknesses increase the damage dealt by x1.5, whereas resistances reduce it by x0.5.

This game is the first to introduce the Press Turn system. Hitting a demon's weakness uses half a turn instead of a full turn, hitting them with an element they block uses two turns instead of one, and hitting them with an element they absorb or repel uses up every turn available. This system works for both the protagonist's party and the enemy party.

Physical	Physical
Magic	Fire	Ice	Electricty	Force	Almighty	Healing
Abnormal	Expel	Death	Mind	Nerve	Support

Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey / Redux

This game largely follows the same principle as Nocturne, however, it doesn't use the Press Turn system. Physical attacks are now divided into two: "melee" and "gun." Now if a demon or the protagonist hits a weakness, they do a follow-up attack with every party member of the same alignment.

Physical	Melee			Gun
Magic	Fire	Ice	Electricty	Wind	Almighty	Healing
Abnormal	Expel	Death	Mind	Nerve	Support

Shin Megami Tensei IV

The different elements and physical categories are exactly the same as in Strange Journey, except that Shin Megami Tensei IV uses the Press Turn system. The game also introduces Smirking: if a demon or a character takes advantage of a weakness, lands a critical hit or blocks/repels/absorbs an attack, they will smirk. Smirking, among other things, removes the user's weakness until the effect wears off. Like the Press Turn, Smirking acts the same for the protagonist's party and the enemy party.

Shin Megami Tensei IV Apocalypse

Shin Megami Tensei IV Apocalypse has a very similar gameplay to Shin Megami Tensei IV, the same elements and physical types as its predecessor, and uses both the Press Turn system and Smirking.

Shin Megami Tensei IV Apocalypse also introduces Skill Potential. Also known as Skill Affinity, this mechanic provides bonuses or penalties to use of skills of specific elements based on the demon's degree of affinity to that element. If a demon has a positive affinity towards a certain types of spells, using that line of spells will cost less MP and they will be more efficient (e.g. a healing spell will heal more HP if a demon has an affinity towards Healing). On the other hand, a demon with a bad affinity (or negative affinity) towards a given element will use more MP and deal less damage with skills of that element (e.g. Hama skills will cost more and deal less damage if a demon has bad affinity with Light). Skill Potential is usually (but not always) linked with the resistances and weaknesses of a demon and is represented by a scale of -9 to +9.

Shin Megami Tensei V / Vengeance

A display of a modified Naamah's affinity chart

In Shin Megami Tensei V, resistances now also prevent characters from being struck with Critical hits, but the effects of Omagatoki: Critical bypass that. Otherwise, the types of physical and magic attacks, as well as Skill Potential, are the same as in Shin Megami Tensei IV Apocalypse.

Certain passive skills introduced in Vengeance can allow skills to bypass the Critical resistance reduction without needing Omagatoki: Critical.

In this game, resistances are pictured as shields for all but Weakness, which is a circle with an exclamation point in it, and Drain, in which it resembles a circle with lines inside it to resemble a draining effect.

Last Bible series

The Last Bible are much more standard fantasy RPGs, and that reflects in the variety of elements available to use throughout the series.

Physical
Offensive magic	Fire	Ice	Elec	Force	Holy	Curse
Defensive magic	Recovery		Support		Miscellaneous

Ronde

In Ronde, elemental resistances are displayed as letter grades.

Grade	Description
S	75% resistance
A	50% resistance
B	25% resistance
C	Normal damage
D	Damage and effect chance increased by 25%
E	Damage and effect chance increased by 50%
H	Damage is absorbed

Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Summoner

Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Summoner adds a new Physical and a new Magical element.

Physical	Rush	Tech	Slash	Spear	Gun
Magic	Offensive	Fire	Ice	Electric	Force
		Psionic	Holy	Dark	Almighty
	Ailment	Mind	Nerve	Bind	Magic
	Other	Healing	Support	Misc

Devil Summoner: Soul Hackers

Soul Hackers features largely the same elements as the first Devil Sumonner, but with the removal of Psionic.

Physical		Strike	Slash	Skill	Gun	Almighty
Magic	Offensive	Fire	Ice	Electric	Force	Expel	Death	Almighty
	Defensive	Recovery		Stat modifiers		Shield		Misc.
	Ailments	Curse		Nerve		Mind

Soul Hackers 2

The affinity chart in Soul Hackers 2.

Soul Hackers 2 has both melee and gun types of physical damage, and grouped ailment skills under the Ruin category, but doesn't feature either Light or Dark magic.

Physical	Gunfire
Fire	Ice
Electric	Force
Ruin	Almighty

Megami Ibunroku Persona

In Megami Ibunroku Persona, both physical and magical attributes are split in multiple categories, as each type of weapon and firearm is considered its own element.

Tech, Rush, Special Physical and Anti-Boss all share the same icon, but each is considered a different element. Furthermore, the first three are physical and the latter is magic.

Non-elemental magic is exclusive to bosses. It's possible to hack those skills onto a Persona, but the game will crash if the player attempts to use one of them. Those skills use the same icon as Fire skills.

Physical	Weapon	1-hand Sword	2-hand Sword	Spear	Axe
		Whip	Throw	Arrow	Fist
	Firearm	Handgun	Machinegun	Shotgun	Rifle
	Other	Tech	Rush	Special
Magic	Element	Fire	Ice	Wind	Earth
	Force	Electric	Nuclear	Blast	Gravity
	Light	Expel	Miracle	Bless	Prayer
	Dark	Death	Curse	Nerve	Occult
	Other	Assist	Anti-Boss	Non-elemental

Persona 2: Innocent Sin / Eternal Punishment

The Persona 2 duology simplifies gameplay a bit by removing some elements and combining others. For example, all gun attacks are combined into the Ranged element, while Gravity and Force are combined with Almighty.

Physical		Sword	Ranged	Strike	Thrown	Havoc
Magic	Element	Fire	Water	Wind	Earth	Ice
	Force	Electric	Nuke	Almighty	Light	Darkness	Non-elemental
	Assist	Recovery		Buffs		Misc
	Ailments	Nerve		Mind		Almighty

Persona 3 / FES / Portable / Reload

In Persona 3, the Physical attacks are split into 3 types: Strike, Slash and Pierce.

The chart below uses the affinity icons from Portable.

Strike	Slash	Pierce
Fire	Ice	Elec
Wind	Light	Darkness
Almighty

The melee weapons are assigned to deal one of the three respective Physical damage types:

Weapons	For	Affinity
One-Handed Swords	Male protagonist Mitsuru Kirijo	Slash
Naginatas	Female protagonist
Two-Handed Swords	Male protagonist (P3 / F only) Junpei Iori
Knives	Koromaru
Fists	Akihiko Sanada	Strike
Bludgeons	Male protagonist (P3 / F only) Shinjiro Aragaki Metis
Spears	Male protagonist (P3 / F only) Ken Amada	Pierce
Bows	Male protagonist (P3 / F only) Yukari Takeba
Guns	Aigis

In the Persona series starting with Persona 3, hitting a target's weakness is one way to knock an enemy Down and hence grant the user a One More. Guarding generally prevents the user from being Downed.

Persona 4 / Golden

Unlike Persona 3, Persona 4 merges all Physical attacks into one element.

Phys
Fire	Ice
Elec	Wind
Light	Darkness
Almighty

Persona 5 / Royal / Strikers

Persona 5 reintroduces Gun, Psy and Nuke, and renames Light and Dark into "Bless" and "Curse".

Phys	Gun
Fire	Ice
Elec	Wind
Psy	Nuke
Bless	Curse
Almighty

Exploiting weaknesses

If the target is Weak towards that element, the attack will deal x1.4 damage. Attacks that exploit weaknesses cannot deal Critical or Technical damage, so the multipliers cannot stack.

If an attack's element is Resisted by the target, it will deal x0.5 damage. If they resist the respective element, it will be more unlikely for the attack to afflict a status condition or a Critical hit, and decreases the odds of Hama and Mudo skills succeeding. Combatants immune to Fire, Elec, and Ice damage are also innately immune to Burn, Shock, and Freeze, respectively.

If the difficulty is set to Merciless, the damage from exploiting weak points will also be tripled in comparison to the normal damage an exploitative attack would deal.

In Persona 5 Royal, there are Traits that affect the damage received in exploiting weaknesses. If the Persona has "Relentless," the user's attack will be boosted by 50% when hitting a weakness, but it only applies to single-target attacks. Additionally, "Crisis Control" reduces the damage the user takes when their own weakness is exploited.

Modifiers Based on Elements

This section covers information on additional modifiers whose influence is dictated depending on the related elements, separate from exploiting an enemy's weakness.

Damage amplifying Passives, such as Fire Boost and Fire Amp, both boost the power of certain skills by x1.25 and x1.50 respectively. If they're stacked together, their power will be multiplied to x1.875.

In Persona 5 Royal, there are also several Traits that influence the user's SP cost of certain elements, such as "Heated Bloodline," which decreases the cost of Fire Skills by 50%, and Drunken Passion, which instead lowers it by 75%.

There is a set of Passive skills that boost the user's evasion rate against specific elements, such as Dodge Phys and Evade Phys. Party members learn the Evade equivalent of their weak element when their Persona experiences a Second Awakening upon maxing their Confidant.

The elements of the skills play a major role in generating Technical damage. If the target is inflicted with a status ailment, attacks from certain elements will deal additional damage, and in Persona 5 Royal, has the innate chance of downing enemies as well.

Modifying elemental affinities

This section covers information on directly nullifying and generating resistances and weaknesses.

Personas can learn affinity-modifying Passive skills that protect their weaknesses when put in Lockdown, a facility in the Velvet Room which is unlocked by reaching Rank 3 in Caroline & Justine's Confidant. There are no Passive skills that affect the user's resistance against Gun skills. In Persona 5 only, Omnipotent Orb automatically sets the user's affinities to Null. In Royal, Omnipotent Orb instead grants the user the Passive skill Zenith Defense, which only provides protection against magical attacks.

Weaknesses can also be protected in combat via elemental shields, such as Fire Wall, which reduces damage and covers their innate weakness to the related element, although it only lasts for three turns. On the other hand, certain Support skills are also able to nullify elemental resistances, albeit temporarily, such as Fire Break. Party members are able to learn these Passive skills respective to their prime element.

In Royal, there is a special set of skills, Brush of Vanity and Bleeding Dry Brush, which have the Passive effect of nullifying the user's weaknesses. These can only be obtained by finding all 3 Will Seeds in Madarame's Palace and equipping the Crystal of Vanity that they produce.

There are several status conditions that influence the targets' affinities. If the user is Painted, they will become weak against any skill, although their innate affinities are left unmodified. In Royal, if the user is Frozen, their affinities to Physical and Gun skills will be changed to neutral.

Shinya Oda's Rank 10 Confidant ability, Oda Special, allows the protagonist to ignore Gun resistances when using Gun attacks.

Persona 5 Strikers

Persona 5 Strikers uses the same affinities and elements as Persona 5 and Royal. One major aspect of weaknesses and similar are that some enemies might not directly be Downed, but will be blocked off by a Down Gauge, which is gradually reduced before the ability to Down the target is acquired.

Persona 5 Tactica

In Persona 5 Tactica, most of the elements from Persona 5 and Royal have been renamed and revamped into ailments-inflicting skills. Along with this, unit affinities and weaknesses have been removed. This means every skill now deal type-less damage by default. Instead, skills now inflict certain Ailments depending on the element the attack. All skills have a guaranteed chance of inflicting their respective ailments, except against bosses who are immune to ailments.

Any unit that is attacked out of cover will always be hit with a Critical and Downed regardless of the element of the attack. Any unit hiding behind cover will become resistant to all Physical and Gun attacks until their resistance is broken by a skill or they are knocked out of cover by a Melee Attack or stage hazard.

Persona Q / Persona Q2

Persona Q uses the elements from Persona 3, including the 3 different types of physical skills. Persona Q2, on the other hand, uses the affinities from Persona 5, but removes the Gun element. As such, there is only one type of physical skills. In both games, if an enemy or party member hits a weakness or lands a critical hit, they are now in a Boost state until they attack again or get hit. Boosts can be chained by continuously hitting weaknesses or criticals.

Physical	Stab		Cut		Bash		Almighty
Magic	Fire	Ice	Electric	Wind	Light	Curse	Almighty
Support	Ailment	Bind	Healing	Recovery	Buffs/Debuffs

Physical	Physical
Magic	Fire	Ice	Electric	Wind
	Psychokinesis	Nuclear	Bless	Curse	Almighty
Support	Ailment	Bind	Circles	Healing	Buffs/Debuffs

Digital Devil Saga: Avatar Tuner / Avatar Tuner 2

The Digital Devil Saga duology bases its gameplay off Shin Megami Tensei III: Nocturne and features many of the same affinities. It also uses the Press Turn system, but also introduces some new elements. Ailment skills have all been separated into their own categories, and Hunt skills have been added due to the story of the games.

Physical	Physical				Hunt
Magic attacks	Fire	Ice	Electric	Force	Earth	Expel	Death	Almighty
Ailment spells	Mute		Nerve		Poison		Panic		Charm
Defensive spells	Healing			Support			Shield		Misc

The Misc category only features the Analyze skill.

Devil Survivor series

Devil Survivor renames all Curse skills to Mystic Skills. If a target is hit with a weakness or a critical hit, or if the user nulls/drains/reflects an attack, the user will gain an Extra Turn after everyone's turn is over.

Phys
Fire	Ice
Elec	Force
Mystic	Almighty

Tokyo Mirage Sessions ♯FE

in Tokyo Mirage Sessions ♯FE, the Physical attacks are split into 4 types: Sword, Lance, Axe and Bow. Additionally, physical ailment skills and offensive Dark spells have combined into one affinity called Body, and mental ailments and offensive Light spells have combined into an affinity called Mind.

Sword	Lance
Axe	Bow
Fire	Ice
Elec	Force
Mind	Body
Almighty

Metaphor: ReFantazio

The affinity chart in Metaphor: ReFantazio.

In Metaphor: ReFantazio, Physical attacks are once more split into three sub-categories: Slash, Pierce, and Strike.

Slash	Pierce	Strike
Fire	Ice	Electric
Wind	Light	Darkness
Almighty

Trophies & Awards

Trophy	Icon	Description	For	Reward
Press Turn Master		Hit a weakness 100 times.	SMT3NHD trophy
Press Turn King		Struck enemy weaknesses during battle 100 times.	SMT5V trophy
Calculated		Defeated an enemy via repelled damage.	SH2 trophy
Tactical Fighter		Exploit enemy weaknesses 100 times.	P3P trophy
Tactical Fighter		Exploit enemy weakness 100 times	P4G trophy
Precise Insight		Exploit enemy weaknesses 100 times.	P5 trophy
Know Your Enemy		Hit the enemy's weakness 300 times.	P5S trophy

Terminology

The terminology of the subject varies. Generally, the subject may simply be referred to as "weakness(es)."

In Persona 3, skill types are referred to as "attack properties."

In Persona 5, the mechanic is referred to as "elements" in tutorials.

In Shin Megami Tensei V, they are generally referred to as "affinities," but the description of Archangel's Essence in Cadaver's Hollow instead names them as "elements."

References

Mechanics
General
Dungeon - Combat - Turn - Action - Level - Experience - Party - Stats - Skills - Items - Equipment - Melee Attack - Ranged Attack - Damage (Fixed) - Guard - Escape - Accuracy - Critical - Multi-hit - Insta-Kill - Ailments - Drops - Encounter - Random Encounters - Symbol Encounters - Ambush - Difficulty
Franchise-wide
Demon - Magic (Fusion Spell) - Affinities - Unique skills - Extra Skills - Macca - Yen - Magnetite - Incense - Alignment - Moon Phase System - Demon Summoning Program (COMP) - Cathedral of Shadows (Fusion - Skill Inheritance - Accidents / Special / Three-demon / Sacrificial / Sword) - Demonic Compendium - Evolution - Negotiation (Special conversation) - Rag's Jewelry - Code Breaker - Press Turn - New Game Plus - Ultimate boss - Streetpass - Password - Skill Mutation - Energy Drain - Party Talks
Shin Megami Tensei series
Terminal - Guardian (if...) - Tactical Battle (NINE) - Capacity (NINE) - RTS (NINE) - Reinforcements (NINE) - Race Shift (NINE) - Modules (NINE) - Magatama (3) - Reason (3) - Demon Co-Op (SJ) - EX Missions (SJ) - Challenge Quest (4) - Skill Potential (4/A-5) - Smirk (4) - Barrier (4) - Partners (4A) - Jade Dagger (4A) - Magatsuhi Skills (5) - Essence (5) - Glory (5) - Miracles (5) - Demon Statues (5) - Abscess (5)
Devil Summoner series
Loyalty - Personality - Mystic Change - Nemechi (SH) - Case Files (RKKA)
Majin Tensei series
Rank - Affinity (2) - Arcana (Ronde)
Persona series
Shadows / Personas (Initial / Prime / Ultimate / Ancestor / Reverse / Sub) - Skill Card - Totem (1) - Type/Subtype (1+2) - Affinity (1+2) - Rank (1+2) - Mystic Change (1+2+5) - One More (3-5) - Growth Rate (1+2) - Unknown Power (1+EP) - Personality (1+2, 5) - Material Card (2) - Mutation (2) - Follow Up - All-out Attack (Cut-in) - Heart Item (3) - Shuffle Time (3+4) - Daily Life (3-5) - Activities (3-5) - Calendar (3-5) - Social Stats (3-5) - Social Link (3+4) - Tactics (3-5) - Requests (3-5; Q+Q2) - Clock (3P+3RE) - Linked Episode (3RE) - Great Clock (3RE) - Theurgy (3RE) - Arcana Chance (4) - Forecasts (Fusion / Weather) (4+5) - Boost (Q+Q2) - Power Spot (Q+Q2) - F.O.E (Q+Q2) - Confidant (5) - Technical (5+5S) - Treasure Demon (5+5S) - Party Switch (5+5S) - Baton Pass (5+5S; Q2) - Disaster Shadow (5R) - Fusion alarm (5R) - Persona Traits (5R) - Third Eye (5+5S) - Master Arts (5S) - BOND (5S) - Persona Points (5S)
Devil Children series
Trainer - Bank - BattleNet - Relic Fusion - Power Fusion - Powers
Digital Devil Saga series
Berserk Mode (2)
Devil Survivor series
Devil Auction - Extra Turn Battle - Skill Crack - Titles (DSO / DS2 / RB) - Fate System (2) - Add-On (2)
Other
Equip Type (GMT:TM) - Skill Systems (GMT:TM) - Sword Exchange (GMT:TM) - Class (TMS♯FE) - Class Change (TMS♯FE) - Topic System (TMS♯FE) - Side Quests (TMS♯FE) - Ad-lib Performance (TMS♯FE) - Session (TMS♯FE) - Dual Arts (TMS♯FE)

Shin Megami Tensei
Playable Characters	Protagonist - Heroine - Law Hero - Chaos Hero - Pascal
Non-Playable Characters	Stephen - Ozawa - Yuriko - Old Man - Gotou - Ambassador Thorman - En no Ozuno - Louis Cyphre - Soul Diver
Locations	Tokyo - Kichijoji - Shinjuku - Ichigaya - Diamond Realm - Shibuya - Roppongi - Ginza Underpass - Ginza - Tokyo Tower - Shinagawa - Ikebukuro - Ueno - Tokyo Destinyland - Basilica - River Styx
Terminology	Terminal - Alignment - Ring of Gaea - Order of Messiah - Great Cataclysm - Sword fusion - Four Heavenly Kings
Soundtracks	Shin Megami Tensei Sound Collection
Archives	Demons - Bosses - Skills - Items

Shin Megami Tensei II
Playable Characters	Aleph/Hawk - Hiroko - Beth - Cerberus - Lucifer - Satan
Non-Playable Characters	Okamoto - Gimmel - Zayin - Stephen - Haneda - Daleth - Red Bear - Madam - Hanada - The Center's Bishop - The Four Elders - Mekata - Puck - Hanoun - Mutant Elder - Hiruko - Taira no Masakado - Siren - Petersen - Michael - Raphael - Uriel - Gabriel - Fake YHVH - Seth - Virocana - Ozawa - Gotou - Gemori - Astaroth (Ishtar / Ashtar) - Kuzuryu - YHVH
Locations	Tokyo Millennium - Underworld - Expanse - Eden - Diamond Realm - River Styx
Terminology	Millennium Kingdom - Great Cataclysm - Order of Messiah - Ring of Gaea - Terminal - Sword fusion - Identification Program - Summon Doll - Seven Pillars of Solomon - Sabbath - Abaddon's Innards - Megiddo Arc
Content	Demons - Bosses - Skills - Items

Shin Megami Tensei V
Shin Megami Tensei V - Shin Megami Tensei V: Vengeance
Characters
Main Characters	Nahobino - Aogami - Tao Isonokami - Yuzuru Atsuta - Ichiro Dazai - Yoko Hiromine
Supporting Characters	Sophia - Gustave - Goko - Amanozako - Fionn mac Cumhaill - Miyazu Atsuta - Hayao Koshimizu - Sahori Itsukishima - Shohei Yakumo - Nuwa - Mastema - Demi-fiend - Artemis - Cleopatra - Mephisto
Antagonists	Bethel: Abdiel - Khonsu - Vasuki - Zeus - Odin - Shiva Qadištu: Lilith - Naamah - Eisheth - Agrat Others: Lahmu - Tiamat - Mastema - Tehom - Lucifer
Locations
Tokyo	Jouin High School - Shinagawa Station - Takanawa Tunnel - Jozoji
Da'at	Minato - Shinagawa - Chiyoda - Taito - Demon King's Castle - Temple of Eternity - Empyrean - Tree of Knowledge
Music
Albums	Original Soundtrack - Premium Edition Soundtrack
Songs	N/A
Archives
Terminology	Nahobino - Bethel - Knowledge - Magatsuhi - Qadištu - Shekinah Glory - Demon Summoning Program - Conception - Armageddon
Mechanics	Demon - Press Turn - Moon Phase System - Alignment‎ - Negotiation (Dialogue) - Encounters - Fusion - Race and species - Difficulty Skill Potential - Magatsuhi Skills - Essence - Glory - Miracles - Menorah World of Shadows - Cadaver's Hollow - Miman - Treasure Boxes - Vending Machines - Demon Statues - Abscess - Magatsuhi Crystals - Leyline Fount - Terminal - Gifts - Search Points
Lists	Bosses - Skills - Items - Status Changes - Quests - Demons (Vengeance)
Other	Script - Updates - Trophies - Steam Profile Items
Other Media
Promotion	Daily Demon (Vengeance) - News TGS 2021
Other	Demon Colosseum - Merchandise

Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Summoner
Characters
Playable	Protagonist - Kyouji Kuzunoha - Rei Reiho
Non-Playable	Redman - Kumiko Hatano - Charon - Mary Kisaragi - Dr. Victor - Hideo Momochi - "T-Shirt" Isono - Professor Azuma - Madame Ginko - Mitsuba Sanpei - Chen Jianmin - Colonel Cooper Smith - Mayor Fujiwara - Dr. Thrill - DB Busters
Antagonists	Takashi - Sid Davis - Atsushi Nakagome - Tenzan Tendou - Seichii Yamashiro - Inaruna
Locations
Asahi	Azuma's House - Casa Inui - Hikawa Shrine
Seaside Park	Hospital - Public Library - Museum
Mount Kasagi	Mount Kasagi - Kitayama University - Chuang Kasagi
Yarai	Amusement Park - Yaraiginza - Kuzunoha Detective Agency - Toa TV Station - Radio Tower - Chinatown
Hibari Hills	Kumiko's House - Tenzan Tendou's Mansion
Chuo	Police Station - New City Hall - Evil Forest - Inaruna's Tomb
Other	Fake Astral Plane - Avīci Hell - Sewer - Alien Dimension - River Styx
Archives
Soundtracks	Sound File - Special Box Premium Music CD
Terminology	Personality - Loyalty - Mystic Change - Alien Dimension - Dolly Kadmon
Lists	Demons - Bosses - Skills - Items

Soul Hackers 2
Characters
Playable	Ringo - Figue - Arrow - Milady - Saizo - Mimi
Other	Flamma - Iron Mask - Zenon - Ichiro Onda - Raven - Kaburagi - Hozumi - Mangetsu Kuzunoha - R.S. - Azazel - Ichika - Ash - Ai-ho - Nana Victor - Madame Ginko - Yume - Lina - Tatara - Mannequin - Hughes
Locations
	Safehouse
Axis	Soul Matrix
Shinsando	Zafiro - Bar Heidrun
Karakucho	De La Mancha - Club Cretaceous
Mansei Realm	COMP Smith - Yang Yang Palace
Roppo Realm	Cirque du Goumaden
	Komadori Orphange - East Shipping District - West Shipping District - Central Line - Lower Central Line - Subway Line 14 - Ozaki Hope Towers - Ozaki Hope Towers: Tower C - 24th Ward Municipal Tower
Music
Albums	Soul Hackers 25th Anniversary Music Album - Soul Hackers 2 Original Soundtrack
Songs	"Hopeless Call"
Archives
Terminology	COMP - Devil Summoner - Aion - Covenant - Soul Hack - Yatagarasu - Phantom Society - Society
Mechanics	Demon - Weaknesses - Sabbath - Tandem Skills - Commander Skills - Summoner Skills - Demon Recon (Contracts) - Enemy Symbols - Fusion - Gifts - Mistique - Soul Level - Hangout Events - Meals - New Game Plus
Lists	Bosses - Skills - Items - Status Changes - Requests - Demons - Shops Trophies - Patches and Updates - Steam Profile Items - Cultural References
Other Media
Promotion	Daily Ringo's Demon Prediction - Summoners Guide - Which Demon Show
Other

Digital Devil Saga: Avatar Tuner
Characters (Atma Avatars)
Playable	Serph (Varna) - Heat (Agni) - Argilla (Prithivi) - Gale (Vayu) - Cielo (Dyaus)
Non-Playable	Sera - Angel (Harihara) - Harley (Hayagriva) - Jinana (Usas) - Bat (Camazotz) - Mick the Slug (Rahu) - Lupa (Cerberus) - Varin Omega (Ravana) - Twinklebell - Schrödinger - Demi-fiend
Locations
Junkyard	Ground Zero - Muladhara - Svadhisthana - Manipura - Anahata - Coordinate 136 - Deserted Ship - Embryon Base 2 - Vishuddha - Ajna - Karma Temple - Samsara Tunnels
Music
Albums	Original Soundtracks
Songs	"Pray" - "Danger"
Archives
Terminology	Atma - Embryon - Field hunt - Nirvana - Press Turn - Magnetite
Lists	Demons - Bosses - Mantra - Skills (Combos) - Items
Other Media
Games	A's TEST Server
Publications	Quantum Devil Saga: Avatar Tuner - That's Catch 22 - DOGDAYS - Shinen no Matou

Digital Devil Saga: Avatar Tuner 2
Characters
Playable (Avatars)	Serph (Varna) - Argilla (Prithivi) - Gale (Vayu) - Cielo (Dyaus) - Roland (Indra) - Sera (Varnani) - Heat (Agni) - Seraph (Ardha)
Non-Playable	Jenna Angel - Margot Cuvier - Fred - Adil - Schrödinger - Serph Sheffield - Heat O'Brien - Argilla - David Gale - Colonel Beck - Meganada - Brahman
Locations
Nirvana	Occupied Sector - Underground City - Underwater Cable - Internment Facility - Karma Society Tower - EGG Installation - Power plant - Airport - HAARP Facility - Sun
Music
Albums	Original Soundtracks
Songs	"Alive" - "Time Capsule"
Archives
Terminology	Atma - Berserk Mode - Black Sun - Cuvier Syndrome - Field hunt - Karma Society - Lokapala - Tribhvana
Lists	Demons - Bosses - Mantra - Skills (Combos) - Items

Devil Survivor 2
Record Breaker - The Animation - Thursday 23:54
Characters
Playable	Protagonist - Daichi Shijima - Io Nitta - Yuzuru Akie - Hinako Kujou - Keita Wakui - Airi Ban - Jungo Torii - Fumi Kanno - Makoto Sako - Otome Yanagiya - Yamato Hotsuin - Ronaldo Kuriki - Anguished One - Miyako Hotsuin
Non-Playable	Tico (Male / Female) - Dera-Deka - Koharu - Jungo's Cat - Polaris - Canopus
Locations
Tokyo	Tokyo Tower - Sunset Blvd - Diet Building - Akasaka Palace - Cine City Plaza - Sky Tower - Karamachi - Terminal - Bugeikan Arena - Central Gate - Sengakuji - Eikokuji
Osaka	Tsuutenkaku - Main Branch (JP's) - Festival Gate - Bickman - Ebisu Bridge - Sankyu Line
Nagoya	TV Tower - Planetarium - Gold Clock - Centering Park - Nagoya Branch (JP's) - Parking Garage
Other	Fukuoka Tenjin - Sapporo - Akasha Stratum - Stake Terminal - Providence
Archives
Terminology	Extra Turn Battle - Demon Tamers - Devil Auction - Fate System - JP's - Nicaea β ver. - Septentriones - Dance Skills - Racial Skill - Auto Skill - Skill Crack - Demon Summoning App - Add-On - Dragon Stream - Terminal - Administrator - Akashic Record - Void - Triangulum - Astrolabe
Lists	Demons - Skills - Ailments - Titles (RB)- Translations
Other Media
Songs	"Mugen no Sekai" - "Take Your Way" - "Be"
Publications	-Show Your Free Will- - The Animation Manga - Cetus's Prequel
Mobile Games	The Extra World
Misc	Merchandise

Tokyo Mirage Sessions ♯FE
Characters
Playable Characters	Itsuki Aoi - Tsubasa Oribe - Touma Akagi - Kiria Kurono - Eleonora Yumizuru - Mamori Minamoto - Yashiro Tsurugi
Support	Maiko Shimazaki - Barry Goodman - Tiki
Ally Mirages	Chrom - Caeda - Cain - Virion - Tharja - Draug - Navarre
Enemy Mirages	Gangrel - Aversa - Garrick - Excellus - Gharnef - Medeus - Pheros - Abel - Bord - Cord - Lorenz - Lon’qu - Cervantes - Dolph - Gordin - Linde - Macellan - Ogma - Palla - Jagen
Other	Salesclerk - Ayaha Oribe - Kuen Tarachino - Tiki=Waifu - Chouten Sawafuji - Yatsufusa Hatanaka - Nobu Horinozawa - Mahiro Tsurumi - Riku Suzumoto - Teru Gojuin - Chikaomi Tsurugi - Marth
Locations
Shibuya	Shibuya Station - Central City - Hee Ho Mart - Carabia - Uzume Lesson Studio - Cafe Seiren
Harajuku	Anzu Tokyo Store
Idolasphere	Illusory Daitama - Illusory 106 - Illusory Shibuya - Illusory Daitou TV - Illusory Daiba Studio - Illusory Area of Memories - Illusory Dolhr - Illusory Urahara
Other	Bloom Palace - Fortuna Office - Daitama Observatory - Toubo Rooftop
Music
Albums	Genei Ibun Roku #FE Original Soundtrack - Fortuna All Stars
Songs	Reincarnation - Beastie Game - Feel - Black Rain - Diamond☆Witch! Sweet♡ Kiria Ver - Raindrop Memories - Maybe Friends, Maybe Lovers - Fly ~Your Wind~ - Jump, Ouga! - The Labyrinth - Give Me!! - Dream☆Catcher - The Tunnel Home - Under the Moon - Not an Illusory World - Between You and Me - Fire Emblem ~Drama’s Light~ - Smile Smile - She is...
Archives
Terminology	Mirage - Mirage Master - Performa - Expression - Topic System - Session Attack - Extra Skills - Ad-lib Performance - Special Performance - Dual Arts - Carnage - Carnage Unity - Radiant Unity - Radiant Skill - Stage Rank - Class - Class Change - Masqueraider - Mass Disappearance
Lists	Classes - Mirages - Bosses - Skills - Items - Ailments - Side Quests - Requests