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* CharacterSelectForcing: Most missions in ''Tactica'' allow players to choose a team of up to three different Phantom Thieves to tackle a map. However, some characters are better suited than others depending on the mission or map. There are also certain story missions or side quests that force you to use at least two characters in a team, along with one slot for a character of the player's choice. Late into the game, Lavenza will give out challenges that require the player to use a pre-set team in order to accomplish a certain objective in order to unlock the last skills in the Phantom Thieves' repertoire. The ''Repaint Your Heart'' DLC goes even further with its optional challenges, requiring the player to use a team with a pre-determined set of skills, sub-personas, and weapons.



* TitleScream: After the opening animation plays and the Phantom Thieves fall from the sky, one random member of the Phantom Thieves will call out the game's title.



* YourMagicIsNoGoodHere: Despite being a plane of the Metaverse, the Kingdoms end up interfering with not only everyone's Personas, but Joker's Wildcard abilities as well, making him unable to use multiple Personas properly. As a result, Lavenza sets up shop as the Velvet Room Armory Ltd. in order to give Joker access to Fusion and create sub-Personas as a workaround.

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* YourMagicIsNoGoodHere: YourMagicsNoGoodHere: Despite being a plane of the Metaverse, the Kingdoms end up interfering with not only everyone's Personas, but Joker's Wildcard abilities as well, making him unable to use multiple Personas properly. As a result, Lavenza sets up shop as the Velvet Room Armory Ltd. in order to give Joker access to Fusion and create sub-Personas as a workaround.

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** The ''Repaint Your Heart'' DLC is a bit more muddled. It is most likely supposed to take place during the Casino heist, as Akechi is currently cooperating with the Phantom Thieves while wearing his Crow outfit and wielding Robin Hood, Yoshizawa is [[spoiler:still using her deceased sister's name]], neither of them are aware of each other being Persona-users, and Akechi keeps his circumstances secret in front of Yoshizawa, who decides to not pry further believing it is "a complicated situation." However, Guernica is still a passionate fan of the Phantom Thieves during a period where their reputation is supposedly in ruins[[note]]Though this could be explained by her having a deep-seated rebel's spirit, which she does, and/or her being desperate for anything that could possibly help her break free of Jerri's brainwashing before she went irrevocably insane, which she was[[/note]]; the casino Palace itself is neither referenced nor mentioned in any way, unlike the collaboration event in ''VideoGame/AnotherEden'' and ''VideoGame/PersonaQ2NewCinemaLabyrinth''; Akechi acts more like his Black Mask self (a side of him that he's gone to great lengths to hide up to that point) compared to his appearance in ''Q2'' [[note]]Although this might simply narrow it down further to taking place after his Rank 8 event, where he shows more of his true colors to Joker[[/note]]; and the Velvet Room is nowhere to be found or heard, with no explanation other than possibly being inaccessible due to the circumstances.
* AscendedExtra: On NewGamePlus, Yoshizawa is playable for almost the entire game and is treated as a member in battle, whereas in ''Royal'' she doesn't join until the final arc. Downplayed, however, as she (along with Akechi) is not involved in the plot and given the game's short (by series' standards) length her playtime isn't that much longer than her base game in the first place.

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** The ''Repaint Your Heart'' DLC is a bit more muddled. It is most likely supposed to take place during the Casino heist, as Akechi is currently cooperating with the Phantom Thieves while wearing his Crow outfit and wielding Robin Hood, Yoshizawa is [[spoiler:still using her deceased sister's name]], neither of them are aware of each other being Persona-users, and Akechi keeps his circumstances secret in front of Yoshizawa, who decides to not pry further believing it is "a complicated situation." However, Guernica is still a passionate fan of the Phantom Thieves during a period where their reputation is supposedly in ruins[[note]]Though this could be explained by her having a deep-seated rebel's spirit, which she does, and/or her being desperate for anything that could possibly help her break free of Jerri's brainwashing [[spoiler:Jerri's brainwashing]] before she went irrevocably insane, which she was[[/note]]; the casino Palace itself is neither referenced nor mentioned in any way, unlike the collaboration event in ''VideoGame/AnotherEden'' and ''VideoGame/PersonaQ2NewCinemaLabyrinth''; Akechi acts more like his Black Mask self (a side of him that he's gone to great lengths to hide up to that point) compared to his appearance in ''Q2'' [[note]]Although ''Q2''[[note]]Although this might simply narrow it down further to taking place after his Rank 8 event, where he shows more of his true colors to Joker[[/note]]; and the Velvet Room is nowhere to be found or heard, with no explanation other than possibly being inaccessible due to the circumstances.
* AscendedExtra: On NewGamePlus, Yoshizawa is playable for almost the entire game and is treated as a member in battle, whereas in ''Royal'' she doesn't join until the final arc. Downplayed, however, as she (along with Akechi) is not involved in the plot and given the game's short (by series' standards) length length, her playtime isn't that much longer than her base game in the first place. place.



* {{Interquel}}: ''Tactica'' takes place sometime between the events of ''Persona 5'' and ''Persona 5 Strikers''. The game is set within the dates between Joker being released from prison and having to return home in either version of ''5'', and is before when he returns to Tokyo in ''Strikers'' six months later.



* ShooOutTheClowns: The Rebels [[spoiler:in the third kingdom have much less screentime than the ones in the previous two, are abrasive and confrontational when they do appear, are the only ones never shown actually being oppressed, and their final appearance before the ending has them turn into Legionnaires and attacking the party, all before the fight with Shadow Toshiro. They are completely absent from TheVeryDefinitelyFinalDungeon as well, and none of them reappear until after the Salmael is defeated.]]

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* ShooOutTheClowns: The Rebels [[spoiler:in the third kingdom have much less screentime than the ones in the previous two, are abrasive and confrontational when they do appear, are the only ones never shown actually being oppressed, and their final appearance before the ending has them turn into Legionnaires and attacking the party, all before the fight with Shadow Toshiro. They are completely absent from TheVeryDefinitelyFinalDungeon as well, and none of them reappear until after the Salmael is defeated.]]



** After the credits roll, right before the Fin comes up, we get one last scene of Toshiro in the midst of working on his new campaign, [[spoiler:and a cane-using Eri Natsuhara finally catching up to him]].

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** After the credits roll, right before the Fin end card comes up, we get one last scene of Toshiro in the midst of working on his new campaign, [[spoiler:and a cane-using Eri Natsuhara finally catching up to him]].



* SuperDeformed: Similar to the ''Q'' duology, ''Tactica'''s artstyle is more cartoonish and deformed compared to the anime stylistic presentation of the main game. The character concept art does however show almost all of the characters with correct proportions and how'd they look in ''Persona 5''[='s=] normal art style.

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* SuperDeformed: Similar to the ''Q'' duology, ''Tactica'''s ''Tactica''[='s=] artstyle is more cartoonish and deformed compared to the anime stylistic presentation of the main game. The character concept art does however does, however, show almost all of the characters with correct proportions and how'd they look in ''Persona 5''[='s=] normal art style.


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* YourMagicIsNoGoodHere: Despite being a plane of the Metaverse, the Kingdoms end up interfering with not only everyone's Personas, but Joker's Wildcard abilities as well, making him unable to use multiple Personas properly. As a result, Lavenza sets up shop as the Velvet Room Armory Ltd. in order to give Joker access to Fusion and create sub-Personas as a workaround.
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** When Toshiro is mentioned having gone missing in the news report, the Phantom Thieves speculate why he disappeared, with Morgana dismissing that it could have been him "just dealing with some family stuff". Morgana's not too far off the mark when they all learn how the first two Tyrants are connected to Toshiro in the real world.

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