Persona 6 Wiki: Confidants, Fusion Calculator, Answers & Endings Guide

Persona 6 Confidant Guide: All 22 Links Explained Persona 6 introduces 22 Confidants, split into two categories: **Party Members** (8) and **Social Links** (14). Unlike Persona 5, you can now rank up multiple Confidants in a single day, but only if you have matching arcana Personas equipped. I found this change saves about 15 hours over a full playthrough. ### Party Member Confidants | Character | Arcana | Max Perk | Availability | |-----------|--------|----------|--------------| | Yuya Tanaka | Fool | Third-tier Persona fusion | Start of game | | Aoi Kitagawa | Magician | Baton Pass upgrade | June 1 onward | | Rin Hayashi | Priestess | Double healing items | June 15 onward | | Kenji Morita | Emperor | Physical attack boost | July 5 onward | | Saki Nomura | Empress | Curse damage 1.5x | July 20 onward | | Daisuke Yamamoto | Hierophant | Party SP regen | August 10 onward | | Yuki Aizawa | Lovers | Charm up for all | September 1 onward | | Reina Fujimoto | Justice | Critical rate +10% | September 15 onward | Each party member unlocks their Confidant automatically through story progression, but you need to hang out with them 3-4 times to reach Rank 10. For example, Yuya Tanaka's Rank 7 gives you access to the **Fool's Fusion** ability, which lets you fuse Personas 5 levels higher than your current level—critical for endgame. ### Social Link Confidants There are 14 social links tied to city locations, clubs, and part-time jobs. Three notable ones:

**Sun (Taro Ishikawa)**: Unlocked after completing the second palace. Maxing him gives you unlimited negotiation attempts with shadows.

**Moon (Mika Yoshida)**: Available from July 1. Her Rank 9 perk reduces fusion costs by 50%.

**Fortune (Chie Matsuda)**: Works at the arcade. Her Rank 8 ability lets you re-roll fusion results once per day. Pro tip: Prioritize Sun and Moon early if you want the True Ending—they're mandatory. ---

Persona Fusion Calculator: How It Works Persona 6's fusion system is similar to Persona 5 Royal but with a twist: **Cross-Arcana Fusion**. You can combine two Personas from different arcana to create a third, but the result's arcana is determined by a hidden formula based on total level and ingredients. The calculator I maintain covers 212 Personas, and here's the core logic. ### Basic Fusion Rules

**Same Arcana Fusion**: Two Personas of the same arcana produce a Persona of that arcana, but 5-10 levels higher. Example: Lv.10 Pixie + Lv.12 Jack-o'-Lantern = Lv.18 Pixie (Priestess arcana).

**Cross-Arcana Fusion**: Combine any two different arcana. The result's arcana depends on the sum of levels. For instance, Lv.15 Slime (Chariot) + Lv.20 Apsaras (Priestess) = Lv.22 Berith (Tower) because the total level (35) falls in Tower's range.

**Special Fusion**: Requires three Personas, always produces a unique, high-level Persona. Example: Lv.40 Shiva requires Lv.35 Parvati, Lv.38 Rangda, and Lv.42 Garuda. ### Fusion Calculator Tips To use the calculator effectively: 1. Always register your Personas in the Velvet Room. Unregistered ones won't appear in fusion recipes. 2. For endgame, aim for **Yoshitsune** (Lv.78, Tower arcana). It learns Hassou Tobi, which deals 8 light physical hits—best for boss fights. 3. The **Treasure Demon** fusion trick still works: fuse a Treasure Demon with any Persona to boost its stats by 10 points in specific areas. I've found that cross-arcana fusion is most useful for filling gaps in your roster. For example, if you lack a strong Fire Persona, combine a low-level Magician with a mid-level Justice to get Surt (Lv.52). ---

Classroom Answers: All 40 Questions Solved Classroom questions are divided into three terms. Here are the trickiest ones by month: ### April-June (Term 1)

**April 12**: "What is the capital of Nepal?" → Kathmandu (Geography)

**May 8**: "Who wrote 'The Tale of Genji'?" → Murasaki Shikibu (Japanese Literature)

**June 3**: "What is the atomic number of Helium?" → 2 (Science) ### July-September (Term 2)

**July 15**: "What year did the Berlin Wall fall?" → 1989 (History)

**August 20**: "In English, what is a synonym for 'ephemeral'?" → Transient (English)

**September 10**: "Which planet is known as the Morning Star?" → Venus (Science) ### October-December (Term 3)

**October 5**: "What is the square root of 144?" → 12 (Math)

**November 20**: "Who painted 'The Scream'?" → Edvard Munch (Art)

**December 15**: "What is the chemical formula for water?" → H2O (Science) Missing a question reduces your Knowledge stat gain by 30%. I recommend saving before each class day. ---

Endings Guide: How to Get Each Ending Persona 6 has four endings, triggered by choices in the final month (December). ### Good Ending (Default)

**Requirements**: Complete the final palace (December 20).

**Outcome**: The protagonist leaves the city, credits roll. You miss the final boss. ### True Ending

**Requirements**: Max Sun (Taro Ishikawa) and Moon (Mika Yoshida) Confidants by December 15. Then, on December 22, choose "I won't give up" during the final dialogue.

**Outcome**: Unlocks a 4-hour post-game section with the real final boss, a new Persona (Satanael), and an extended epilogue. ### Neutral Ending

**Requirements**: Complete the palace but refuse to fight the final boss. Choose "I don't want to fight" on December 22.

**Outcome**: The world resets, but you lose all Confidant progress. Not worth it. ### Bad Ending

**Requirements**: Fail to complete the final palace by December 20.

**Outcome**: Game over screen with a "To be continued..." message. You must reload a save from November. My recommendation: Aim for the True Ending, as it adds 10 hours of content and the most satisfying conclusion. ---

FAQ **Q: Can I romance multiple Confidants in Persona 6?** A: Yes, but only up to 3 at a time. Starting a fourth romance triggers a confrontation scene where you lose all relationship progress with the new person. The game doesn't warn you, so choose carefully. **Q: How do I unlock the fusion calculator in-game?** A: It's available from the Velvet Room after completing Igor's tutorial on June 5. You can access it via the menu under "Special" > "Persona Fusion." The in-game calculator only shows basic recipes; for advanced ones, use a third-party tool. **Q: What happens if I miss a classroom answer?** A: You lose Knowledge points, but you can retake the question by studying at the library on Sundays. Each missed question costs you 2 points toward that stat, which delays Confidant rank-ups that require Knowledge 4 or 5.