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Fusion Spells in [[Persona 3]] and [[Persona 3 FES]] act as special moves with unique names that are performed by combining the power of two personas at the same time during battle. Only the protagonist is capable of utilizing fusion spells and to do so requires two compatible personas to be in the users stock, and to have one of them equipped during battle. When the requirements are met, the Fusion Spell will appear as a skill in both personas move set, only visible during battle, and can be used at any time at the cost of SP. Oftentimes, compatible personas will have a shared theme or reference other Megami Tensei material, such as the Jack Bros. When activated, an animation will play displaying the protagonists' character portrait, as well as the respective persona portraits, before the move is used. Fusion Spells typically have a wide variety of possible effects and a list of Persona 3 Fusion Spells can be found here:

 

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Fusion Spells are activated by single-use items that correspond to a given spell, and Fusion Spell items can be used any time by the protagonist via selecting them in the item menu exclusively during battle. Because Fusion Spells are items, the two personas typically required to cast any given Fusion Spell are not required to be in the users stock, and using them does not cost any SP. Despite this, the same animation will play as in Persona 3 and Persona 3 FES before a spell is used. Fusion Spell items can be acquired in a number of ways, such as trading gems at the Antique Shop in Paulownia Mall, or via Vision Quests in Tartarus.

Fusion Spells function similar to the original rendition of the game, however, both personas no longer need to be in the users stock, instead, they only need to have been registered to the compendium. Furthermore, Fusion Spells can no longer be used at any time and usually do not cost SP. Instead, Fusion Spells require the use of a full [[Theurgy]] gauge, and posses unique animations for each individual spell.