Power Spots (パワースポット), also known as Treasure Spots, is a feature introduced in the Persona Q series.
Appearances[]
- Shin Megami Tensei IV Apocalypse
- Persona Q: Shadow of the Labyrinth
- Persona Q2: New Cinema Labyrinth
Overview[]
Shin Megami Tensei IV Apocalypse[]
Power Spots are glowing green spaces where Nanashi can fill the Jade Dagger with spirit energy. This will allow him to destroy any Wraith Walls that are in the general area and instantly banish any Demons that are equal to or lower than his level.
Persona Q: Shadow of the Labyrinth[]
Power Spots are glowing spots where the party can harvest materials to be sold to the Handcrafted Workshop, unlocking new pieces of equipment.
At times, the spots will attract enemies and harvesting items have a chance of starting a random encounter. Whenever this happens, however, rare materials will be gathered if an encounter is not started. Certain Navigator skills, such as Spotter and Safety Prayer, can increase the chances of getting rare materials and allow multiple materials to be harvested at once, and reduce the chance of being ambushed while harvesting.
Materials harvested from Power Spots sell for much more than enemy-dropped materials in the same area.
Persona Q2: New Cinema Labyrinth[]
Power Spots have been renamed to "Treasure Spots" (オタカラスポット). They are functionally identical to their prequel counterparts. After the party has unlocked access to Junessic Land, certain Treasure Spots will start to yield unidentified items. These must then be appraised at the shop to learn their effects.
During certain Special Screenings, the labyrinth may host one-time Treasure Spots which will always yield the relevant key item(s) for the Screening.
After defeating the boss of each movie, red Treasure Spots will appear in place of the boss. If the party harvests these red Treasure Spots, rather than gather items, a battle will be initiated with the labyrinth's Shadows. Rare Shadows may also show up in this battle to facilitate quick accumulation of money and/or Sub-Personas.
Additionally, a red Treasure Spot will appear on the fourth floor of the Theater District. If the teammate's warnings are ignored and it is harvested, The Reaper will attack the party.
List of Materials[]
Persona Q: Shadow of the Labyrinth[]
- Chapter 1
- Cake Page
- Mushroom Page
- Tart Page
- Chapter 2
- Turtle Page
- Gryphon Page
- Dormouse Page
- Chapter 3
- Hatter Page
- Cook Page
- Duchess Page
- Stop 1
- Dried Amaryllis
- Dried Rose
- Dried Orchid
- Stop 2
- Chipped Candle
- Chipped Choker
- Chipped Necklace
- Stop 3
- Cracked Tiara
- Cracked Earring
- Cracked Heels
- Stop 4
- Ripped Veil
- Ripped Shawl
- Ripped Dress
- 1st Story
- Note Page
- Textbook Page
- Document Page
- 2nd Story
- Ripped Schedule
- Ripped Name Tag
- Ripped Emblem
- 3rd Story
- Rusted Syringe
- Rusted Scalpel
- Rusted Tweezers
- 4th Story
- Bloody Bandage
- Bloody Gauze
- Bloody Chart
- Night 1
- Agarwood
- Sandalwood
- Kyarako
- Night 2
- Music Sheet 260
- Music Sheet 657
- Music Sheet 581
- Night 3
- Lily
- Carnation
- Chrysanthemum
- Night 4
- White Belt
- White Candle
- White Pot
- 1-3F
- Cloudy Crystal
- Dirty Crystal
- Cracked Crystal
- 4-6F
- Grey Clockwork
- Silver Clockwork
- Gold Clockwork
- 7-8F
- Non-Tuning Fork
- Still Pendulum
- Stripped Screw
- 9F
- Broken 2nd Gear
- Broken 3rd Gear
- Split Gearshaft
Persona Q2: New Cinema Labyrinth[]
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- 2nd Ave
- Glowing Bangle
- Unknown Bangle
- Unknown Ring
- Hero Silver
- Hero Copper
- Beautiful Bulb
- Broken Phone
- 3rd Ave
- Glowing Bangle
- Unknown Bangle
- Unknown Ring
- Hero Gold
- Broken Watch