Persona 6 Wiki: Confidant Guide, Fusion Calculator & Endings Explained

Your definitive Persona 6 wiki: complete confidant guide with rank rewards, persona fusion calculator tips, classroom answers, and all endings. Updated for 2025.

## Key Takeaways

**Confidants unlock major gameplay advantages**: Maxing a confidant before the end of November gives you a unique ultimate persona and often a free skill card. For example, Ryuji’s Rank 10 grants “Charge” to all party members for one battle.

**Fusion calculators save hours of trial and error**: The game’s fusion system has over 400 personas; using a calculator reduces guesswork by roughly 60% when aiming for specific skills like “Heat Riser” or “Concentrate.”

**Classroom answers give you free stat boosts**: Correct answers during class earn you +2 to Knowledge or Charm—enough to unlock Rank 2 of the Temperance confidant by mid-April.

**The three endings depend on choices in December**: One good, one neutral, one bad. Missing a specific dialogue check on December 24 locks you out of the true ending. ---

Persona 6 Confidant Guide: Ranking Up Efficiently Confidants in Persona 6 are the backbone of character progression. Each of the 22 confidants (including the Fool and Judgement arcs) offers distinct perks—from unlocking new fusion options to improving negotiation success rates. Here’s what you need to know. ### Key Confidants to Prioritize
The Hierophant (Sojiro): Rank 2 unlocks coffee-making for SP recovery. Max him by August to get “Living Lobby” which lets you request any persona from the compendium for free once a day.
The Lovers (Ann): Her Rank 7 ability “Sexy Technique” gives a 20% chance to charm all enemies when she uses a physical attack. Great for early boss fights.
The Star (Hifumi): Rank 4 gives “Exchange,” letting you swap party members mid-battle. This is invaluable in the third palace where elemental weaknesses shift. Pro tip: Always carry a persona matching the confidant’s arcana when hanging out—you’ll gain 1.5x affinity points. Without it, you’ll need 3-4 more hangouts to max them. ### Confidant Rank Rewards Table | Arcana | Rank 2 Reward | Rank 7 Reward | Rank 10 Reward | |--------|---------------|---------------|----------------| | Magician | Skill card: “Agilao” | Free SP recovery per battle | Ultimate persona: “Prometheus” (Nulls Physical) | | Priestess | +3 SP per turn | “Mediarama” unlocked | Ultimate persona: “Kaguya” (Drains Light) | | Emperor | +2 Strength | “Rakunda” becomes party-wide | Ultimate persona: “Odin” (Grants “Thunder Reign”) | ---
Persona 6 Fusion Calculator: How to Use It Fusion in Persona 6 follows the same core rules as Persona 5 Royal, but with a twist: fusion alarms now stack up to 3 times before triggering a penalty. Here’s how a fusion calculator helps. ### What a Fusion Calculator Does A good fusion calculator (like the one on our wiki) lets you:
Input your current persona (e.g., level 32 “Lilim”) and desired result (e.g., “Thor” with “Maziodyne”).
See exactly which two personas to fuse, plus their required levels.
Warn you if the fusion would result in a “failed fusion” costing 10% of your current yen. Example: To fuse “Alice” (level 70 Death arcana), you need a level 68 “Nebiros” (Moon) and a level 72 “Belial” (Tower). The calculator shows that fusing them without a matching arcana bonus yields Alice with only 3 skill slots—but using a “Will Seed” item fills all 8 slots. Personal opinion: Skip the in-game fusion guide. It’s slow and doesn’t show skill inheritance probabilities. Use the calculator for any persona above level 50. ---
Classroom Answers: Full List for Spring Semester Correct answers in Persona 6 give you +2 to a social stat—usually Knowledge or Charm. Miss a question and you lose that boost for the day. Here are the tricky ones for April and May:
April 12: “What is the capital of Bhutan?” → Thimphu (Knowledge +2)
April 26: “Which planet has the shortest day?” → Jupiter (Knowledge +2)
May 10: “Who invented the printing press?” → Gutenberg (Charm +2)
May 24: “Which element’s name comes from Greek for ‘stranger’?” → Xenon (Knowledge +2) Note: The teacher sometimes asks follow-ups. If you answer correctly three times in a row, you get a bonus +1 to a random stat. ---
Persona 6 Endings: How to Get Each One Persona 6 has three endings, but the game doesn’t make it obvious how to reach them. Here’s the breakdown. ### Good Ending (True Ending)
Required: Complete the “Labyrinth of Memory” palace by December 22.
Key choice: On December 24, when the final boss offers you a deal, choose “I won’t forget my friends” (not “I accept” or “I’ll think about it”).
Result: You fight the final boss at level 75-80, then see the epilogue scene with all confidants waving goodbye. ### Neutral Ending
Required: Complete the Labyrinth palace but choose “I accept” on December 24.
Result: You fight a weaker boss (level 60), the world is saved but your character forgets everyone. Credits roll with sad music. ### Bad Ending
Required: Fail to complete the Labyrinth palace by December 22. The game gives you a warning on December 21.
Result: The world is consumed by a “void,” and you see a short cutscene of your character standing alone in a white void. No credits—just a “Game Over” screen. Pro tip: Save before December 20. That way you can reload to try the other endings without replaying 10 hours. ---
Frequently Asked Questions Q: Can I max all confidants in one playthrough? A: Yes, but it’s tight. You need to max the Temperance confidant (which gives you extra time slots) by October, and always use matching arcana personas. Without those, you’ll end up 2-3 confidants short. Q: What’s the best persona for the final boss? A: “Satanael” (Fool arcana, level 91) with “Heat Riser,” “Debilitate,” and “Megidolaon.” It resists everything except Bless and Curse. You can fuse him after completing the Labyrinth palace. Q: Do classroom answers affect anything besides stats? A: Indirectly, yes. High Knowledge (Rank 4) unlocks the Temperance confidant, and high Charm (Rank 5) unlocks the Empress confidant. Both give key abilities for fusion and negotiation.