History Characters / Persona5ThePhantomX

Her Persona is Awilda, a legendary Scandinavian princess was said to have been betrothed to the prince of Denmark, but ran away and took up a life of piracy instead. As a Persona, Awilda appears as a female pirate clad in a hood and cape resembling a shark's head.

!!!'''Persona''': [[UsefulNotes/GreekMythology Styx]]

A masked woman who's cognition is summoned by Igor and Merope to aid Wonder.\\\

* DesperatelyLookingForAPurposeInLife: Subverted. When given a questionnaire about what he wants to do for the future, Wonder leaves it blank. Even Igor comments how Wonder seems to lack the drive to pursue a passion when welcoming him to the Velvet Room. This changes upon gaining a Persona and meeting Luffel, who advises Wonder to find his "Desire".
* InUniverseNickname: He's known as Wonder by his classmates, friends, and even his family's friends.

* RealNameAsAnAlias: The protagonist's codename in the Metaverse is his nickname.

A bipedal avian creature who appears as a blue-eyed owl follows the protagonist throughout the city, having taken an interest in him.

A female second-year student at Kokatsu Academy and a classmate of the protagonist.

[[folder:Merope]]
!!Merope
Igor's newest assistant.

* AmbiguouslyHuman: Like other Velvet Room attendants, Merope looks human but is implied to be anything but. That said, whether she is "one of those who govern power" is up on the air as she lacks their trademark gold eyes. Igor also hesitates when he introduces her to Wonder, as if unsure what exactly to call her.
* BreakingOldTrends: Excluding Demon Painter, Nameless, and Belladonna from pre-''Persona 3'' games, Merope is the first Velvet Room assistant to neither have gold eyes nor be [[ThemeNaming named after]] a character in author Mary Shelley's ''{{Literature/Frankenstein}}'' or a character in real life associated with the novel, and is instead named after various figures from Greek mythology sharing the name "Merope".
* ContrastingSequelMainCharacter: Caroline and Justine treated Joker somewhat harshly and maintained a strictly professional relationship (at least until toward the end of the game at least) with him. [[spoiler:They were also two halves of Lavenza, the actual form of Igor's assistant]]. Merope is much kinder to Wonder and is very amicable with him. This is best seen when Joker and Wonder visit the Velvet Room outside their dreams for the first time: Whereas Caroline would kick Joker inside, Merope takes his hand and guides him inside herself.
* EstablishingCharacterMoment: Between her polite demeanor to Wonder and gently grabbing him by the hand when guiding him into the Velvet Room upon entering it for the first time of his own volition, it's clear Merope is much kinder to her guest than Caroline and Justine were to Joker.

* ContrastingSequelMainCharacter: Unlike Joker, Wonder was never accused of a crime he did not commit and is native to the Tokyo Metropolitan area. His Phantom Thief attire is also more modern compared to Joker's classic GentlemanThief look. Persona-wise, Jánošík is a noble-looking white-clad figure wielding twin axes and specializes in [[LightEmUp Bless skills]], whereas Arsene had a red-clad and demonic appearance and specialized in [[CastingAShadow Curse skills]].

* CompositeCharacter: She has traits from both Ann Takamaki and Ryuji Sakamoto from ''Persona 5''; she wields a whip-like weapon in the form of a flail, and her Persona has a shark motif, not unlike Captain Kidd's ship. Like them, she also has a personal beef with the game's first major antagonist, who [[SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute has some eerie similarities to Kamoshida]], being a perverse sportsman. Her Persona, like Ryuji's Captain Kidd, was also a famous pirate in real-world history.

* GogglesDoNothing: Luffel has a pair of red goggles hanging around his neck, but never puts them on at any point. The goggles appear to be his "mask" in the Metaverse, as he taps them when summoning Rob Roy for the first time.

* ContrastingSequelMainCharacter: Although an anthropomorphic being like Morgana, Luffel is an avian creature in the real world (an owl to be precise), wields tonfas and a blow dart in battle, and wears actual clothes whereas Morgana was a cat who fought using swords and a slingshot while being almost entirely naked save for the utility belt around his waist. Luffel is also more respectful and level-headed whereas Morgana wears his heart on his sleeve and prone to outbursts. Luffel's Persona specializes in Fire skills, while Morgana's Zorro uses Wind. [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking Oh, and Luffel turns into a sports car while Mona turns into a van.]]
* GogglesDoNothing: Luffel has a pair of red goggles hanging around his neck, but never puts them on at any point.

* CompositeCharacter: She has traits from both Ann Takamaki and Ryuji Sakamoto from ''Persona 5''; she wields a whip-like weapon in the form of a flail, and her Persona has a shark motif, not unlike Captain Kidd's ship. Like them, she also has a personal beef with the game's first major antagonist, who [[SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute has some eerie similarities to Kamoshida]], being a perverse sportsman.

* BreakingOldTrends: Excluding Demon Painter, Nameless, and Belladonna from pre-''Persona 3'' games, Merope is the first Velvet Room assistant to neither have gold eyes nor be [[ThemeNaming named after]] a character in author Mary Shelley's ''{{Literature/Frankenstein}}'' or a character in real life associated with the novel.

* BreakingOldTrends: Excluding Demon Painter, Nameless, and Belladonna from pre-''Persona 3'' games, Merope is the first Velvet Room assistant to neither have gold eyes nor [[ThemeNaming named after]] a character in author Mary Shelley's ''{{Literature/Frankenstein}}'' or a character in real life associated with the novel.

* BadassLongcoat: His Metaverse attire consists of a long dark trenchcoat.

* BatterUp: Uses one as her weapon when she firstawakens her Persona.

* ContrastingSequelMainCharacter: Unlike Joker, Wonder was never accused of a crime he did not commit and is native to the Tokyo Metropolitan area. His Phantom Thief attire is also more modern compared to Joker's classic GentlemanThief look. Persona-wise, Jánošík is a noble-looking white-clad figure wielding twin axes and specializes in Bless skills.

* SpellMyNameWithAnS: His name is originally read as "Luffel" (ルフェル/''Ruferu'' in Japanese and 路菲尔/''Lù fēi ěr'' in Chinese), but somehow this gets translated into/spelt as "Luffy" in English.

* SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute: He serves as this game's Morgana, being a strange cartoonish creature who serves as the protagonist's mentor within the Metaverse and explaining what Personas are. He even transforms into a vehicle, just like Mona can.

* CompositeCharacter: She has traits from both Ann Takamaki and Ryuji Sakamoto from ''Persona 5''; she wields a whip-like weapon in the form of a flail, and her Persona has a shark motif, not unlike Captain Kidd's ship.

* BreakingOldTrends: Excluding Demon Painter, Nameless, and Belladonna from ''pre-Persona 3'' games, Merope is the first Velvet Room assistant to neither have gold eyes nor [[ThemeNaming named after]] a character in author Mary Shelley's ''{{Literature/Frankenstein}}'' or a character in real life associated with the novel.

* SpellMyNamewithAnS: His name is originally read as "Luffel" (ルフェル/''Ruferu'' in Japanese and 路菲尔/''Lù fēi ěr'' in Chinese), but somehow this gets translated into/spelt as "Luffy" in English.

!!!'''Persona''': Jánošík (Initial); [[TheChosenOne Wild Card]]

This is the character sheet for ''VideoGame/Persona5ThePhantomX''. See the links below for the Phantom Thieves and other returning characters. For a full index of characters from the ''Persona'' series, go [[Characters/{{Persona}} here]]. '''Just like the main page, spoilers for the original ''VideoGame/Persona5'' are left unmarked. Administrivia/YouHaveBeenWarned.'''

* ContrastingSequelMainCharacter: Caroline and Justine treated Joker somewhat harshly and maintained a strictly professional relationship (at least until toward the end of the game at least) with him. They were also two halves of Lavenza, the actual form of Igor's assistant. Merope is much kinder to Wonder and is very amicable with him. This is best seen when Joker and Wonder visit the Velvet Room outside their dreams for the first time: Whereas Caroline would kick Joker inside, Merope takes his hand and guides him inside herself.

The characters of ''VideoGame/Persona5ThePhantomX''. For information about characters from ''VideoGame/Persona5'' (including returning characters), [[Characters/Persona5 go here]].

* ContrastingSequelMainCharacter: Caroline and Justine treated Joker somewhat harshly and maintained a strictly professional relationship (at least until toward the end of the game at least) with him. [[spoiler:They were also two halves of Lavenza, the actual form of Igor's assistant.]] Merope is much kinder to Wonder and is very amicable with him. This is best seen when Joker and Wonder visit the Velvet Room outside their dreams for the first time: Whereas Caroline would kick Joker inside, Merope takes his hand and guides him inside herself.

The characters of ''VideoGame/Persona5ThePhantomX''. For information about characters from ''VideoGame/Persona5'', [[Characters/Persona5 go here]].

* SpellMyNamewithAnS: His name is either written as Luffel or Luffy.

* BreakingOldTrends: Excluding Demon Painter, Nameless, and Beladonna from the ''Persona 2'' duology, Merope is the first Velvet Room assistant to neither have gold eyes nor [[ThemeNaming named after]] a character in author Mary Shelley's ''{{Literature/Frankenstein}}''.

[[folder:Merope]]
!!Merope
Igor's newest assistant.

* BreakingOldTrends: Excluding Demon Painter, Nameless, and Beladonna from the ''Persona 2'' duology, Merope is the first Velvet Room assistant to neither have gold eyes nor [[ThemeNaming named after]] a character in author Mary Shelley's ''{{Literature/Frankenstein}}''.
* ContrastingSequelMainCharacter: Caroline and Justine treated Joker somewhat harshly and maintained a strictly professional relationship (at least until toward the end of the game at least) with him. [[spoiler:They were also two halves of Lavenza, the actual form of Igor's assistant.]] Merope is much kinder to Wonder and is very amicable with him. This is best seen when Joker and Wonder visit the Velvet Room outside their dreams for the first time: Whereas Caroline would kick Joker inside, Merope takes his hand and guides him inside herself.

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