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!Inflicting Poison
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|[[Poison Skewer]], [[Poison Arrow]], [[Blight]], [[Virus Wave]], [[Poisma]], [[Poison Mist]], [[Poison Boost]], [[Poison Kunai]], [[Pinwheel (Weapon)|Pinwheel]], [[Poison Claw]], [[Pure Assassin]]
|[[Poison Skewer]], [[Poison Arrow]], [[Blight]], [[Virus Wave]], [[Poisma]], [[Poison Mist]], [[Poison Boost]]
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!Weapons that cause Poison
|[[Poison Kunai]], [[Pinwheel (Weapon)|Pinwheel]], [[Poison Claw]], [[Pure Assassin]]
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!Removing Poison
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Revision as of 03:17, 3 January 2024

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Poison is a recurring status Ailment in the Megami Tensei franchise.

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Poison typically inflicts a small-to-moderate amount of damage per turn to those inflicted. In some games, it may also persist after battle, dealing damage every few steps the player takes in the overworld or in a dungeon.

Gameplay

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Persona 4

File:P4G Poison Status Graphic.png In Persona 4, a target inflicted with Poison loses HP every time they act and their physical damage is also decreased. The effect wears off after battle.

Skills that cause Poison Poison Skewer, Poison Arrow, Blight, Virus Wave, Poisma, Poison Mist, Poison Boost
Weapons that cause Poison Poison Kunai, Pinwheel, Poison Claw, Pure Assassin
Removing Poison Posumudi, Amrita, Salvation, Dokudami Tea, Amrita Soda, Hiranya, Hiranya CabbagePersona 4 Golden
Preventing Poison Resist Poison, Null Poison, Disinfectant, Gas Mask, Kotodama Cape

Nomenclature

Names in Other Languages
Language Name Meaning
Japanese Doku Poison

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