The cheers of the public fuel the protagonist to finally unbind the chains around Arsène, causing him to transform into his ultimate Persona, Satanael. At the climax of the game during the battle against Yaldabaoth, Arsène appears once more. This eventually occurs in Niijima's Palace when the protagonist faces off against Moloch, but can only be summoned in combat if the protagonist's stock of Personas is not full beforehand. Upon being fused for the first time, he bids the protagonist farewell, but states that he will appear again at an important period in his journey. Arsène is obtained during his first confrontation with Shadow Kamoshida in Kamoshida's Palace, where Arsène personally teaches the protagonist how to fight during his first battle.

This can be discussed on the article's talk page.Īrsène is Ren Amamiya's initial Persona. * recheck if Arsène is really added back while fighting Moloch in P5, as this is not the case in Royal This topic is in need of research for the following reason: Arsène's wings are meant to evoke the image of a thief's cape in the viewer's mind and represent the idea that a thief can go wherever they want. Persona Q2: New Cinema Labyrinth: Fool ArcanaĪrsène has, from top to bottom: a very tall top hat, a long-horned mask for its face (as Arsène appears to not have a head), a cropped red eighteenth century-esque suit worn open with the collar popped, stitched heart designs on the shoulders, a white ruffle tie, a black, tailed corset running down its torso large, black, feathery wings starting at around the small of its back claws red coverings on its legs resembling pants and boots with blade-like heels.Ĭharacter designer Shigenori Soejima explained that Arsène was designed with an 'old school vibe' in mind.Persona 5 The Animation The Day Breakers: Fool Arcana.

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