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Across
  1. 1. The energetic Agnian soldier with glowing blue lines who wields a giant hammer.
  2. 3. The elegant heiress to the Kirijo Group and the execution leader of SEES.
  3. 5. The noble platinum dragon deity who champions justice and good dragonkind.
  4. 9. The iconic, ice-casting snowman Persona that serves as the mascot for Atlus.
  5. 10. The ultimate skill used by the protagonist to permanently lock Nyx away.
  6. 13. The muscular Kevesi soldier who uses a massive shield-blade to protect his friends.
  7. 15. The fierce Agnian commander known as Smoldering Cammuravi who rivals Ethel.
  8. 16. The canonical name often used for the blue-haired protagonist of Persona 3.
  9. 17. A spellcaster who gains magical powers through a pact with an otherworldly patron.
  10. 18. The gun-like device SEES members point to their heads to summon a Persona.
  11. 19. The lapidarist hero added in the DLC who specializes in crafting powerful accessories.
  12. 22. The gothic lolita artist from Strega who forms a deep bond with Junpei.
  13. 23. A collectible resource container used to power various field machinery and crafts.
  14. 24. The mysterious, striped-pajama wearing boy who visits the protagonist at night.
  15. 26. The infamous lich-god of secrets who ascended to become a multiversal threat.
  16. 29. The development studio behind the Xenoblade Chronicles trilogy.
  17. 32. Special high-difficulty doors in Tartarus offering rare crafting materials and costumes.
  18. 34. A scholarly spellcaster who studies ancient spellbooks to memorize arcane arts.
  19. 35. The young Agnian hero who uses a flag-like staff to motivate Colony Mu.
  20. 36. The gruff, coat-wearing senior who returns to SEES to face his tragic fate.
  21. 37. A devout divine caster who acts as a direct conduit for their deity's power.
  22. 38. The cheerful Agnian mechanic hero who loves levnis machines.
  23. 40. The wild, battle-hungry Defender hero who commands Colony 11.
  24. 42. The blunt, nopon mechanic from Keves who helps maintain the party's weapons.
  25. 43. The Gormotti Off-seer from Agnus who swaps fates with Noah.
  26. 44. The gentle Agnian Off-seer who was Mio's close friend and mentor.
  27. 49. The tactical hacker and grenade-user who serves as Takaya's loyal right hand.
  28. 50. The brash, martial-arts fighting daughter of Monica who runs the prison colony.
  29. 51. The post-battle card mini-game where players choose bonuses, money, or new Personas.
  30. 57. The long-nosed master of the Velvet Room who assists with Persona fusion.
  31. 59. A martial artist who harnesses inner Ki energy to deliver rapid unarmed strikes.
  32. 61. The massive story DLC expansion focusing on Matthew and the founders of the City.
  33. 63. The pun-loving board chairman of Gekkoukan High who betrays SEES.
  34. 64. The hidden refuge where humans live natural lives free from the ten-year lifecycle.
  35. 66. The legendary, incredibly sharp sword hidden within Noah's standard Blade.
  36. 68. A stealthy opportunist who utilizes sneak attacks and expertise to bypass traps.
  37. 71. The mysterious, dual-pistol wielding hero encountered in the wilderness.
  38. 76. The psychological disease affecting victims whose souls are drained by Shadows.
  39. 79. The determined SEES boxing champion who fights to protect others after losing his sister.
  40. 83. A nature-loving shapeshifter capable of transforming into beasts using Wild Shape.
  41. 84. The narrator and referee who creates the world and controls the monsters.
  42. 86. The mechanical artificial Nopon-like heroine added via the expansion pass.
  43. 87. The giant, sword-shaped landmass where the City is hidden.
  44. 90. A charismatic performer who uses music and showmanship to cast spells and inspire allies.
  45. 91. The specific classification of high-tier floor bosses found guarding Tartarus stairs.
  46. 92. A magical caster whose power stems from an innate, bloodline birthright.
  47. 93. The butterfly entity associated with the velvet room.
  48. 97. The young elementary school boy who joins SEES to avenge his mother.
  49. 98. The metric used to track a creature's structural health and vitality.
  50. 100. The ether-attuned nation whose soldiers utilize light-based weapons and white armor.
  51. 102. A magical pouch that can store immense weights inside an extradimensional pocket.
  52. 103. The timid tech genius who replaces Mitsuru as the team's primary navigator.
  53. 107. A classic aberration monster shaped like a floating eye bulb with multiple eye stalks.
  54. 108. An optional customization rule that grants a character a unique specialized talent or ability.
  55. 110. The anti-Shadow android maiden designed to contain the ultimate threat.
  56. 112. A holy warrior bound by a sacred oath to uphold justice and righteousness.
  57. 113. The popular archer and SEES member who struggles with her mother's past.
  58. 114. A d20 roll modified by an attribute to determine success on an out-of-combat action.
  59. 117. A musician responsible for guiding the motes of fallen soldiers back to the ether.
  60. 120. The ultimate ultimate Persona fused by combining Orpheus and Thanatos.
  61. 122. The commander of Colony Iota who specializes in tactical stealth and supply lines.
  62. 123. The blunt, wing-eared Kevesi soldier who acts as the team's primary healer early on.
  63. 124. The bustling commercial district featuring the pharmacy, police station, and Club Escapade.
  64. 126. The rare ability allowing the protagonist to harbor and switch between multiple Personas.
  65. 127. The massive mechanical ark built to reboot the universes before they collided.
  66. 128. The tactical combat mechanic where the party executes a sequence of powerful, unstoppable arts.
  67. 129. Rolling a natural twenty on a twenty-sided die to maximize damage.
  68. 130. The standard mechanical combat mechs used by both Keves and Agnus.
  69. 131. An exploration dispatch mechanic where backup members scout higher floors ahead of time.
Down
  1. 2. Optional side-tasks involving fetching items or completing trials for the Velvet Room helper.
  2. 4. The charismatic transfer student who arrives late in the year with a hidden identity.
  3. 6. The returning high entia queen who rules over the nation of Keves.
  4. 7. The colossal, walking mobile fortresses that house each colony's Flame Clock.
  5. 8. The numeric value a creature must meet or beat to hit a target with an attack.
  6. 11. The ancient vampire count who rules the dread domain of Barovia.
  7. 12. The final giant Shadow boss fought on a bridge during a full moon.
  8. 14. The returning gormotti queen who rules over the nation of Agnus.
  9. 20. The cosmic entity of death that threatens to bring about the Fall.
  10. 21. The powerful physical strike Theurgy skill utilized by Akihiko.
  11. 25. The Arcana associated with Kazushi Miyamoto and the sports club.
  12. 27. The devastating ultimate ability mechanic introduced in the Reload remake.
  13. 28. The eccentric, blue-clad Velvet Room attendant who requests to see the outside world.
  14. 30. The station suburb where the SEES student dorm is located.
  15. 31. The legendary five-headed dragon goddess of greed and evil dragonkind.
  16. 33. The major DLC epilogue chapter focused on the Answer storyline.
  17. 39. A humanoid race distinguished by horns, tails, and fiendish ancestry.
  18. 41. SElES member who uses fists and electricity magic.
  19. 45. The hidden twenty-fifth hour of the day invisible to ordinary humans.
  20. 46. The collective entity of entities who wear glowing red armor and feed on life energy.
  21. 47. A classic first-level evocation spell that shoots glowing darts that never miss.
  22. 48. The mechanical armor-wearing hero who leads the mysterious Colony 0.
  23. 52. The Arcana represented by Maya, the online gaming persona of the protagonist's teacher.
  24. 53. The primary fantasy continent within the popular Forgotten Realms campaign setting.
  25. 54. The leader of the City's Lost Numbers and mother to Ghondor.
  26. 55. The mythic background entity responsible for the Velvet Room and the butterfly motif.
  27. 56. The strategist hero and leader of Colony Lambda who was a mentor to Taion.
  28. 58. The default starting Persona of the protagonist, wielding a golden lyre.
  29. 60. The rogue trio of artificial Persona users who oppose SEES.
  30. 62. An eight-hour period of sleep and relaxation that fully restores hit points and spell slots.
  31. 65. The Kevesi Off-seer who served as Noah's musical mentor.
  32. 67. The technologically advanced nation whose soldiers utilize mechanical power and black armor.
  33. 69. The terrifying, coffin-draped Persona of the Death Arcana that emerges early on.
  34. 70. The protagonist of Xenoblade Chronicles 3 who wields the Veiled Sword.
  35. 72. The tragic childhood friend of Noah, Lanz, and Eunie who becomes Consul J.
  36. 73. A psychic, tentacle-faced creature that feasts on the brains of humanoids.
  37. 74. The Arcana represented by Mutatsu, the cigar-smoking monk at the club.
  38. 75. A skilled tracker and survivalist who specializes in hunting favored enemies.
  39. 77. The tactical Agnian strategist who controls paper-like weapons called Mondo.
  40. 78. The powerful giant form achieved when two Kevesi and Agnian soldiers Interlink.
  41. 80. The loyal, Persona-wielding albino Shiba Inu who fights using a knife.
  42. 81. A notorious, chaotic magical artifact consisting of cards that alter reality when drawn.
  43. 82. The elder from the City who forces the party to Interlink and look for the truth.
  44. 85. The eccentric Consul who left Moebius to live as a free-spirited pirate captain.
  45. 88. The fractured world where the nations of Keves and Agnus wage endless war.
  46. 89. The life-draining device installed in every colony that soldiers must keep filled.
  47. 91. The prestigious school on Port Island that the main characters attend.
  48. 94. The towering, shifting labyrinth that appears during the Dark Hour.
  49. 95. The culinary expert nopon chef from Agnus who cooks stat-boosting meals.
  50. 96. The vast, dangerous network of subterranean caverns beneath the surface world.
  51. 99. The energetic, baseball-loving classmate who acts as the protagonist's best friend.
  52. 101. A d20 roll made to resist an incoming spell, trap, or environmental hazard.
  53. 104. The act of combining souls to transform into an Ouroboros form.
  54. 105. The shirtless, revolver-wielding leader of the counter-cultural group Strega.
  55. 106. The respected commander of Colony 4 known as Silvercoat Ethel.
  56. 109. The massive, bustling coastal metropolis known as the City of Splendors.
  57. 111. The iconic third-level wizard spell that deals heavy fire damage in a twenty-foot radius.
  58. 115. The dexterity-based check rolled at the start of combat to determine turn order.
  59. 116. A fierce primal warrior who enters a rage to gain defensive resistance and damage boosts.
  60. 118. The Arcana represented by President Tanaka, the shady home-shopping host.
  61. 119. A one-hour period of downtime used to spend hit dice and recover certain class features.
  62. 121. The commander of Colony 9 who becomes a reliable Defender hero.
  63. 125. The twenty-two tarot classifications used to organize Personas and Social Links.