Fuuka Yamagishi | Gallery | Social Link | Party |
"I guess there is something I want after all... It makes me happy to see everyone else happy too. So, I want us all to remain friends. The power to connect people, even when they're apart... My Persona has given me this amazing gift."
Fuuka Yamagishi is one of the main characters from Persona 3. She is a student at Gekkoukan High School and a member of the Specialized Extracurricular Execution Squad.
Appearances[]
- Persona 3 / FES / Portable / Reload / Em: Navigator, Priestess Social Link
- Persona 3 (Manga): Major Character, Priestess Arcana
- Persona 3 Comic Anthology: Memento Mori: Major Character
- Persona 3 Portable Dengeki Comic Anthology: Major Character
- Persona 3 Portable Dear Girls Comic Anthology: Major Character
- Persona 3 The Movie: Major Character, Priestess Arcana
- Persona 3: the Weird Masquerade -Ao no Kakusei- / -Gunjou no Meikyuu- / -Souen no Kesshou-/Chapter 4: Ai no Seiyaku/Final Chapter: Hekikuu no Kanata e
- Persona 3: Dancing in Moonlight: Playable Character
- Persona 5: Dancing in Starlight: DLC support voice
- Persona 4 Arena / Ultimax: Navigator
- Persona 4 Arena (Manga): Supporting Character
- Persona 4 Arena Ultimax (Manga): Supporting Character
- Persona Q: Shadow of the Labyrinth: Navigator
- Persona Q: Shadow of the Labyrinth -Roundabout-
- Persona Q: Shadow of the Labyrinth - Side:P3: Major Character
- Persona Q: Shadow of the Labyrinth - Side:P4: Supporting Character
- Persona Q2: New Cinema Labyrinth: Navigator
Design[]
"As I sketched Fuuka, I was careful not to make her look too weak or helpless. I did design more conservative outfits that reveal less skin, but at the same time, I tried to convey her strong will through her facial expressions."
Persona 3/FES/Portable[]
Fuuka has short teal-blue hair and dark brownish-gray eyes (in the cutscene where she first summons Lucia, her eyes are teal green). She is the third shortest member of SEES and is usually seen with her right arm behind her back, holding her left arm.
At school and excursions into Tartarus, Fuuka wears her Gekkoukan High uniform with a teal green turtleneck that has flower patterns, along with white tights. On weekends and days off, she wears a black turtleneck underneath a light green poncho with a yellow flower pattern, a long faded jade-green skirt (knee-length in the movie and Persona 3: Dancing in Moonlight), black leggings and black slippers. She is usually seen wearing her turtleneck outfits, except during days off in the summer when she wears a bright aqua green sundress, the beach excursion in Yakushima where she wears a swimsuit, the Summer Festival where she wears her yukata, the school trip in Kyoto where she is wearing a bathrobe and New Year's Day at the Naganaki Shrine where she wears her kimono.
In Persona 3 The Movie, she lacks the floral patterns on her shirt.
Reload[]
After the third Full Moon Operation where Fuuka joins S.E.E.S., she is given battle gear which consists of a black and gray poncho with a teal turtleneck long-sleeved shirt underneath, an obscured shoulder pad labeled "6," a waistband with a pouch and a holster for her Evoker and black fingerless gloves. She is also seen wearing radio headphones.
On weekends and days off, Fuuka is given a redesign of her winter outfit: she wears a black turtleneck long-sleeved shirt underneath a small light green poncho with floral patterns, a brown knee-length waist skirt, black tights and ankle boots. Her poncho has a white collar and two pom-poms.
Dancing in Moonlight[]
In Persona 3: Dancing in Moonlight, Fuuka wears a bright teal hoodie with orange writing saying "FLASH," a black skirt with teal trims, tights with mismatched shades of teal patterns, and teal and orange sneakers. She also wears black headphones over her ears.
Persona 4 Arena[]
Fuuka returns with her hair grown out longer, now braided to the front. Her outfit consists of a white-colored sundress with sleeves, black tights and boots.
Personality[]
"Sorry to email you out of the blue. But I just had to let you know the truth, Natsuki. You may not believe me, but we're all going to die soon. So I'd like to see you one last time and talk."
Initially, Fuuka is a very reserved, shy and timid girl who rarely speaks up. Before she joined S.E.E.S., this made her an easy target for school bullies, to the point of Natsuki Moriyama locking her in the school gym, which resulted in her getting trapped in Tartarus. However, she is also a friendly student once others open up to her and very kind-hearted, even more so than Yukari. She is very polite, and almost always uses honorifics when addressing people. Usually cool, calm, and collected (particularly in the movie) and despite being quiet and not being involved with fighting and physical combat, she tries to help her friends in any way possible such as using her Persona's abilities to scan the statistics and weaknesses of Shadows, showing her to be very diligent and dedicated. Her Arcana is the Priestess, which fits with her ability to easily contemplate and analyze things. It also reflects her independence, which is shown by her being able to survive in Tartarus for ten hours by herself, when S.E.E.S. were barely able to last an hour in there at that point.
In keeping with her kind nature, Fuuka is a very forgiving person, which is shown by the fact that she holds no grudge whatsoever against Natsuki for bullying her and trapping her in Tartarus, though this is largely because Natsuki is sincerely repentant about what she did to her. She goes out of her way to protect her from the Emperor and Empress Shadows, and the two become good friends after she returns to the real world, with Natsuki asking her to call her by her first name.
Fuuka loves computers and technology, and can almost always be seen in the dorm on her laptop. She is the type of girl who would rather stay inside connected to her computer and tinkering with electronics, rather than going outside to shop or any outside activities in general for that matter, due to her shyness. While never shown on-screen, Fuuka seems to be an expert hacker, as she manages to hack top-level Kirijo Group archives in order to find out the truth about SEES and Tartarus and can piece back together video files purposefully deleted by third parties, such as the true final message left behind by Yukari's father. The Film Festival reveals that Fuuka is a big fan of hard science fiction i.e. the type of science fiction that could actually happen in the near future, and she says that she's never been a fan of the kind of movies where people travel in time and cast spells.
Fuuka is often shown to be a terrible cook, and even Koromaru felt terrified when he heard she was going to prepare food for him. However, she improves with time through her S.Link with the female protagonist and after getting some help from Shinjiro. In her S.Link with the male protagonist, however, she doesn't get any better but eventually gets over it. While she doesn't fall in love with the female protagonist, she is shown to greatly admire her for her many talents, such as cooking and leadership. She says that she cooks to balance out her love of computers, which she believes makes her unfeminine. Despite this, she is considered to be the most feminine of the group by Junpei, who believes Yukari should act a bit more like her.
Fuuka doesn't get along with her parents very well; due most of her family being doctors, both of Fuuka's parents have an inferiority complex and so are really adamant about Fuuka keeping her grades up, ironically causing Fuuka to develop an inferiority complex herself, which resulted in her shy, withdrawn nature. Because of this, she finds living at home to be very difficult and so much prefers to live in the dorm, because there she can be of use to everyone, which is why she didn't feel like Mitsuru dragged her into their battles even though she (and Yukari) worried she might have. However, this desire to be useful sometimes causes her to take enormous responsibility upon herself, such as when she won't allow anyone to search for the Hermit Shadow during the September Full Moon event, insisting that she has to find it herself. Despite this desire, Fuuka also has a deep resentment towards the Dark Hour, though she's nowhere near as vocal about it as Yukari; when Takaya Sakaki demands that the group acknowledge the "significance" that the Dark Hour has given them, Fuuka states matter-of-factly that she doesn't enjoy the group's ordeals one bit.
After Shinjiro's death, Fuuka blames herself, believing that she should have trusted her intuition and realized something wasn't right when Shinjiro said he had something to take care of on the night of the operation, as well as the fact that he died as a result of Strega's attempt to kidnap her. Yukari and Mitsuru, however, are quick to reassure her that it's not her fault, with the latter in particular saying that she should have been the one to realize it. Despite this reassurance, Fuuka remains depressed for most of October, and after Natsuki announces she will be transferring schools, she feels even more down since it means she will be losing another friend. Natsuki tells Fuuka that you don't get any second chances in life and if you accept things the way they are, then they'll never change. It is then Fuuka admits that she did her best to fit in because she was afraid of not being liked, but ultimately she never considered what she really wanted, only trying to live up to the expectations of those around her. After Natsuki departs, she leaves Fuuka a message; that even if they're apart, they'll still be connected. Fuuka then realizes that this is exactly the ability her Persona gives her, and decides to do everything in her power to protect all of those she is connected with, which triggers the evolution of her Persona. As a result of this resolution, she overcomes her shyness and becomes a very outgoing person, as noted by both Yukari and Junpei, the latter of whom states she's now a completely different person from when she first came to the dorm. Fuuka also goes home to visit her parents frequently in the following months, implying an improved relationship.
During the events of The Answer, Fuuka remains largely the same, not letting the protagonist's sacrifice get to her, unlike Yukari, who becomes a more bitter person as a result of his death. She serves as the peacekeeper of the group, such as when she objects to Akihiko's idea that they should kill Metis to make sure she doesn't turn on them again. She also doesn't seem to have the same hostility toward Metis that the others (sans Aigis and, to a lesser extent, Ken) do, and was one of the first people to realize she wasn't actually a bad person. During the dispute over what to do with the keys, Fuuka initially refuses to participate, as she agrees with Junpei that fighting each other isn't the right way to solve it. However, she reluctantly takes Aigis's side per Akihiko's request, despite objecting that she couldn't decide between friends. Eventually, however, she sides with Aigis willingly, as she has faith that whatever decision Aigis makes will be the right one and her faith ultimately pays off.
Profile[]
Persona 3[]
The Journey[]
In Persona 3 Reload, Fuuka can first be encountered on the school rooftop on 4/7, pondering on already being a second year and hoping to fit in with her new class.
A student of Gekkoukan High School, Fuuka is a shy junior, thought to be sickly by members of her class (although this turns out to be a rumor to cover up her sudden disappearance).
A few months into the school year, Fuuka goes missing for several days, and the school teachers (Mr. Ekoda) cover up her disappearance from the students by attributing it to illness. Yukari, Junpei, and the protagonist decides to investigate after strange things start happening to girls who once bullied Fuuka, such as Natsuki Moriyama.
It turns out that the girls locked Fuuka up in the school gymnasium and since then, she has been missing, even after the gym was unlocked. A rumor spreads between Natsuki's group that Fuuka escaped and killed herself by suicide, and in fear of being in trouble for potentially bullying Fuuka to the point of suicide, Natsuki's group searches for Fuuka to no avail but all of them except Natsuki fell unconscious. SEES theorizes that Fuuka became trapped in Tartarus when the school transformed into Tartarus at midnight, and that only several hours passed for her in the Dark Hour, not days. SEES takes part in a dangerous mission to rescue Fuuka.
In the Full Moon Battle following her rescue in Tartarus, Fuuka is awakened to the reality of her Persona power. At the same time, Natsuki, one of the girls who bullied Fuuka, wanders into the first floor of Tartarus, following the voice of the beckoning Shadow. Fuuka ends up saving Natsuki from Arcana Emperor and Arcana Empress in spite of all that Natsuki did to her.
After the incident, they become fast friends afterwards even though Natsuki has no memory of the incident. Under Natsuki and SEES' influence, Fuuka changes from a shy and isolated girl into a strong-willed, compassionate young woman.
Fuuka joins SEES. Unlike the other members of SEES, she does not have any fighting abilities, nor does her Persona. Instead she takes Mitsuru's place as the team's tactical support. Fuuka's role is to forecast where bosses can be found in Tartarus, analyze the weaknesses of various enemies, and give commentary on battles. She also provides information on the medical/combat status of the team.
Following the events of October 4, Natsuki announces to her class that she is transferring to a new school, much to Fuuka's shock and disappointment. During lunchtime, Fuuka and Natsuki meet on the roof of the school, and Natsuki explains to Fuuka that her father is sick and as a result of medical payments, her family cannot afford to keep her there at Gekkoukan. Natsuki states that she has changed a lot since she met Fuuka and has resolved to figure out what she really wants in life. She expresses her hope that Fuuka will do the same despite what others may think of her, and tells her goodbye. Alone on the rooftop, Fuuka realizes that both her Persona and her hacking skills are manifestations of her desire to always be connected to her friends. Upon this realization, she resolves to cherish her connections with her friends, and Lucia gives way to Juno.
Fuuka remains loyal to the protagonist and SEES until the end of Nyx's defeat. On Graduation Day, she remembers the promise SEES made and runs to him on the roof.
Social Link[]
- Main article: Social Link/Fuuka Yamagishi
Fuuka is one of the girls that the protagonist can date over the course of the game. Since dating Fuuka involves tasting her horrible cooking, the protagonist must maximize his Courage to "badass" statistic before he can ask her out. If the protagonist makes the correct choices, Fuuka will fall in love with him, and he can help her to become more comfortable with who she is.
She comes from a line of doctors, with her parents being the exception. Because of this, they have an inferiority complex and are distant towards Fuuka aside from her studies. However Fuuka is skilled with computers and machines from watching her father handle electronics, as shown when she gathers information for SEES members with her laptop, and her self-made headphones she gives to the protagonist should her Social Link be maxed.
Fuuka's Social Link revolves around her introspection of her wishes and what she truly wants to do, while also striving to become more positive with the protagonist's help. At first, she feels obliged to pay back her teammates for her support with badly-cooked food, though she learns to make rice balls. In the end she discovers not only did she simply want to help her friends, but she also wants to be true to herself and her hobbies as a technician.
Those two opposite ends of her life also co-exist because Fuuka realized she doesn't need to go out of her way to cater to her friends as they owe each-other nothing more than their friendship. Also, Fuuka realizes positivity is a good thing because no one can truly tell what the future holds and they can only believe.
Portable[]
"I'll always be with you."
Just like in the previous games, Fuuka is an available Social Link. However, if the player chooses to play as the female protagonist, initiating the link only requires a Courage stat of 2. The female protagonist joins her Cooking club, making her and Fuuka the only members. Unlike in the male protagonist's route where in Fuuka immediately gave up on cooking after a single failed attempt to make onigiri, she finally becomes adept in cooking in the female protagonist's route, ultimately being able to make a celebration cake (possibly, because the female protagonist helped her in cooking- unlike the male protagonist who only helped in tasting).
Throughout the entirety of her Social Link, the female protagonist helps Fuuka overcome her uncertainty, both in her cooking and Persona abilities. Fuuka develops some sort of admiration for the team's leader due to the protagonist's natural talent in pretty much anything she does, cooking and leading in particular. She feels grateful to the female protagonist for supporting her to succeed, and even said towards the end of her social link that she'll be fine to continue the Cooking Club all by herself- proving her boost of confidence.
Fuuka is also involved with the Moon Arcana Social Link, where Shinjiro also tries to teach Fuuka how to cook. Additionally, maxing out her social link on a New Game+ as the male character will allow her to spend time with the protagonist during the final cutscene rather than Aigis.
The Answer[]
At the start of The Answer, Fuuka is one of the few SEES members who stay at the Dorm. In the beginning, she attempts to contact Yukari to invite her to join the party they were having only to get turned down. Upon getting trapped in the dorm with her fellow members, Fuuka goes back to the supporting role. She acts as the peacekeeper for throughout the story, being the only one to refuse to participate in the fight over the keys (although Akihiko would convince her to help Aigis). There is no "door to Fuuka's past" like everyone else.
Persona 3 Em[]
In Persona 3 Em, Fuuka serves as both a navigator and a social link. In battles she retains the ability to scan enemies for weaknesses. By maxing her social link the player is granted the Omnipotent Orb accessory.
On the 60th floor of Oneiros, she faces Arche-Lucia. After defeating the boss, Fuuka is able to understand and accept a part of her psyche that she previously did not. What specifically that entails is unfortunately unknown.
Persona 4 Arena[]
After three years, Fuuka reappears with her new appearance and new attire. She is one of the three collaborators Mitsuru requests assistance from during the incident in Inaba. She appears in the Shadow Operatives' Story Modes, and is involved with Naoto's Story Mode as well (though she does not appear), where she frees Labrys from the Malevolent Entity's control. Fuuka's support capabilities are revealed to be superior to that of Rise Kujikawa, since she can use her abilities not only in the real world, but also in the Midnight Channel, and not even needing to enter the TV to do so, something which amazes the Investigation Team, most especially Rise herself. She's even complimented by the Malevolent Entity for being able to discern its true form, despite not being inside the TV world.
Arena Ultimax[]
A few days after the events of Persona 4 Arena, Fuuka is kidnapped along with Mitsuru, Akihiko, and Aigis.
Arena (Manga)[]
Fuuka makes her appearance in the final chapter, where she attempts to disrupt the Malevolent Entity's control over Labrys. Together with Rise, they expel him from her body.
Persona 3: Dancing in Moonlight/Persona 5: Dancing in Starlight[]
Futaba Sakura hacks into Fuuka's laptop, and befriends her using her screen name "Alibaba." Futaba informs her of a new found love of dancing, alongside the other members of the Phantom Thieves of Hearts, though due to the fact that their memories are erased upon completion of the ball, neither retain the memories of these interactions. Fuuka's screen name was "Lucia."
Persona Q: Shadows of the Labyrinth[]
Fuuka acts as navigator alongside Rise Kujikawa while their teams venture through an alternate reality of Yasogami High School.
Persona Q2: New Cinema Labyrinth[]
Fuuka and her team are stranded in the Cinema world. They meet the Investigation Team and the Phantom Thieves of Hearts. Together, they venture through the new world to find a way out of it. Fuuka, Rise, and Futaba Sakura act as their navigators. The trio navigators learn a unison skill that allows them to restore teammates' health. She also learns a second unison attack with Yukari, Junpei and the P3P heroine.
Battle Quotes[]
- "No, you can't defeat it! RUN!" (Engaging combat with the Reaper)
- "I have a feeling that Death is near!" (When the Reaper is about to appear)
- "Th-that shadow is dangerous!" (Engaging combat with the Reaper)
- "There's one enemy! Attack!" (Engaging combat with a single enemy)
- "There are two enemies!" (Engaging combat with two enemies)
- "There are two of them! Attack!" (Engaging combat with two enemies)
- "There are two strong enemies! Attack!" (Engaging combat with two enemies)
- "There are two powerful enemies!" (Engaging combat with two enemies)
- "There are three enemies! Be careful!" (Engaging combat with three enemies)
- "Watch out! There are four enemies!" (Engaging combat with four enemies)
- "There are four enemies! Attack!" (Engaging combat with four enemies)
- "Be cautious, there are four enemies!" (Engaging combat with four enemies)
- "There are five enemies!" (Engaging combat with five enemies)
- "There are two powerful enemies!" (Engaging combat with two tough enemies)
- "Be careful, those four are powerful!" (Engaging combat with four tough enemies)
- "It's powerful, but we can attack first!" (Engaging combat with advantage against a tough enemy)
- "There are three of them! Strike first!" (Engaging combat with advantage against three enemies)
- "Strike first, but be careful!" (Engaging combat with advantage against enemies)
- "An attack! There are two of them!" (Engaging combat after struck by enemies outside)
- "Give me a sec; I'll scan the target." (Choose to scan an enemy)
- "It has multiple weaknesses." (Enemy has more than one weakness)
- "It seems like it's weak against fire." (Enemy is weak against Agi spells)
- "There are three enemies left!"
- "Two enemies left."
- "One enemy left!"
- "Only one enemy left."
- "There's only one enemy left!"
- "You found the enemy's weakness!" (Protagonist strikes enemy's weakness)
- "That's the way!" (Protagonist strikes enemy's weakness)
- "Keep it up!" (Protagonist strikes enemy's weakness)
- "The enemy's off balance! Attack!" (Protagonist strikes enemy's weakness)
- "That's it! The enemy is down!" (Protagonist strikes enemy's weakness)
- "The enemy is down! Now's your chance!" (Protagonist strikes enemy's weakness)
- "Good choice! The enemy is down!" (Protagonist strikes enemy's weakness)
- "Yes! The kiss of life!" (Protagonist dodges an attack)
- "Yes! You knocked the enemy off balance!" (Protagonist dodges attack)
- "What?! That didn't take it out?!" (When a character gets a critical but the enemy isn't downed)
- "Enemy defeated!" (Protagonist defeats an enemy)
- "____ defeated an enemy!" (____ defeats an enemy)
- "Wow... You're all so powerful!" (using rush with protagonist)
- "If you get into trouble, RUN!" (using rush with protagonist)
- "I'll be cheering you on from here!" (using rush with protagonist)
- "Good luck, everyone!" (using rush with protagonist)
- "The enemy's returned to normal!" (Enemy recovers from "down" status)
- "Careful, the enemy's going to attack!" (Enemy recovers from "down" status)
- "*gasp* The enemy!" (Enemy recovers from "down" status)
- "Agility down! Please be careful!" (Agility lowered)
- "*gasp* Look out!" (Protagonist is struck by an enemy and low on HP)
- "W-Watch out!" (Protagonist is struck by an enemy and low on HP)
- "Be careful!" (Protagonist is struck by an enemy and low on HP)
- "*gasp* Junpei-kun!" (Junpei is struck by an enemy and low on HP)
- "*gasp* Yukari-chan!" (Yukari is struck by an enemy and low on HP)
- "*gasp* Akihiko-senpai is in trouble!" (Akihiko is struck by an enemy and low on HP)
- "*gasp* Someone help Mitsuru-senpai!" (Mitsuru is struck by an enemy and low on HP)
- "*gasp* Ken-kun's in trouble!" (Ken is struck by an enemy and low on HP)
- "*gasp* Aigis is in trouble!" (Aigis is struck by an enemy and low on HP)
- "____ is seriously hurt." (____ is low on HP)
- "Aigis is still frightened." (Aigis is at "feared" status)
- "Mitsuru-senpai is charmed. Use Charmdi!" (Mitsuru is at "charmed" status)
- "Yukari-chan is charmed. Use Charmdi!" (Yukari is at "charmed" status)
- "Yukari is still charmed!" (Yukari is at "charmed" status)
- "*gasp* No...!" (Protagonist turned against the party)
- "Hey! Can you hear me? Snap out of it!" (Protagonist is at "charmed" status)
- "No...! Why are you helping the enemy?!" (Protagonist heals enemy)
- "*gasp* No... Please get up!" (Protagonist is knocked unconscious)
- "Oh no...!" (Protagonist is knocked unconscious)
- "We need you... Please!!" (Protagonist is knocked unconscious)
- "No... It can't end like this!" (Protagonist is knocked unconscious)
- "Oh no... Yukari-chan!" (Yukari gets knocked out)
- "Oh no... Mitsuru-senpai..." (Mitsuru gets knocked out)
- "A-Akihiko-senpai!" (Akihiko gets knocked out)
- "____ is unconscious." (____ is at "KO" status)
- "I don't think you can get away..." (Fail to escape)
- "Oh no! The enemy's got you marked!" (Fail to escape)
- "The enemy's gone. Great job, guys." (Victory with protagonist)
- "That was a great battle!" (Victory with protagonist)
- "Great battle!" (Victory with protagonist)
- "No Shadows detected. The battle's over." (Victory with protagonist)
- "Good job!" (Victory with protagonist)
- "That was too easy!" (Victory with protagonist)
- "What an easy win!" (Victory with protagonist)
- "Cheaters never win!" (When a player is using a cheat)
- "Cheating, huh? I'm disappointed in you." (When a player is using a cheat)
- "*gasp* You're cheating!" (When a player is using a cheat)
- "Be careful, I sense Death!" (When the Reaper has appeared)
- "You can't keep going with your party like that! Please come back."
In Other Languages[]
Etymology[]
- The name Fuuka means "wind" (風) (fuu) and "flower" (花) (ka). The meaning of the name would be verified if Shuji Ikutsuki is spoken to on 6/14 in Persona 3 Reload.
- Fuuka's surname Yamagishi means "mountain, hill" (山) (yama) and "shore, bank, coast" (岸) (kishi/gishi).
Trivia[]
- If the player accepts the 55th request on New Game+ and challenges Elizabeth before Fuuka joins the party, Fuuka will be the one to comment on Elizabeth's power at the beginning of the battle, although Mitsuru still acts as Information/Support. This happens because the battle was originally programmed with Fuuka as the support character.
- She can be set as a party member using debug features in a prototype build of the game. In Tartarus she uses the protagonist's character model and uses Junpei's UI portrait in combat. The game will freeze when her turn begins.
- If the player uses a cheat for the game, Fuuka will comment on it during a battle.[1]
- In Fuuka's concept art, she resembles the Justice S. Link character Chihiro Fushimi.
- Fuuka's name is one of the few names in the series with an overline romanization (Fūka) spelled with the "extra u/o" romanization; most of these names often ignore such a spelling in the SMT franchise.
- However, only in Persona 4 Arena Ultimax, the extended romanization is ignored.
- In Persona 4 Golden, Yosuke tells a scary story during the ski trip about a friend's sister who bullied a girl in the same class, and ended up hospitalized. He mentions his friend's sister went to a "prestigious school" and hung out with a "bad crowd." He also says that the events happened three years ago, and Naoto mentions reading a police report about a similar case. This story alludes to the events that happened to Fuuka Yamagishi.
- Despite the fact that she is not a playable character, Fuuka still has battle stats such as Defense and Attack.
- Fuuka is the only member of SEES who does not gain any HP or SP when leveling up. In the original Persona 3 and FES this can be explained as her Personas, Lucia and Juno, also do not have any of their stats raised when leveling up. However, in Portable, Lucia and Juno do gain points in their stats when leveling up, but Fuuka's HP and SP remain the same. Also, she's the only character whose HP and SP do not jump to 999 when reaching level 99.
- Fuuka's original English voice actor has never been confirmed by anyone yet, despite rumors of Paula Tiso or Mela Lee. No voice actress has stepped forward to claim the role.
- In Persona 3 Em, Fuuka mentions in passing that she has an older brother, who isn't spoken of again in any of the other series installments.
- Persona 3 Em also reveals that Fuuka's favorite breakfast food is freshly baked rye bread.
- Persona 3 Em also states that Fuuka believes that Shuji Ikutsuki is a pervert.
Appearances in Other Media[]
Title | Details | Date | External Links |
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Chain Chronicle | Collaboration event *Fuuka Yamagishi |
Article on the Chain Chronicle Wiki |
References[]
- ↑ Persona 3 Codes Showcase. Youtube. (Sep 8, 2012)
Characters | |
Playable | Makoto Yuki - Yukari Takeba - Junpei Iori - Akihiko Sanada - Mitsuru Kirijo - Fuuka Yamagishi - Ken Amada - Aigis - Elizabeth |
DLC | Shinjiro Aragaki - Goro Akechi - Theodore - Lavenza - Sho Minazuki - Labrys |
Locations | |
Port Island | Velvet Room - Tartarus - Gekkoukan High School - Paulownia Mall - Iwatodai Station - Port Island Station - Naganaki Shrine - Iwatodai Dormitory - Moonlight Bridge |
Music | |
Songs | Our Moment - Moonlight Serendipity |
Albums | Persona Dancing P3D & P5D Soundtrack Advanced CD |
Archive | |
Lists | Social - List of Patches and Updates - Trophies |
Corporate | Atlus Co., Ltd. |
Personnel | Kazuhisa Wada - Shigenori Soejima - Ryota Kozuka - Shoji Meguro Toshiki Konishi - Atsushi Kitajoh |