Aigis

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Aigis
Other Name(s)	Aegis The Heartless Armed Angel Persona 4 Persona 4 Arena Ultimax
Date of Birth	Construction completed: February 2000 First Activated: September 10 2000
Height	162cmPersona 3 Persona 3 Reload 163cmPersona 4 Arena Persona 4 Arena Ultimax
Relative(s)	Labrys (Sister)
School(s)	Gekkoukan High School
Occupation(s)	Student
Affiliation(s)	S.E.E.S.
Arcana	Chariot Aeon
Persona(s)	Palladion Athena
Voice Actor(s)	Maaya Sakamoto (Japanese) Karen StrassmanPersona 3 Persona 3 Portable Persona Q: Shadow of the Labyrinth Persona 4 Arena Persona 3: Dancing in Moonlight (English) Dawn M. BennettPersona 3 Reload (English)

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Aigis is a character first introduced in Persona 3. She is an Anti-Shadow Suppression Weapon and a member of the S.E.E.S.

Profile

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Aigis is an Anti-Shadow Suppression Weapon created by the Kirijo Group. She joins S.E.E.S. on July 21st and is an available party member. She possesses the unique mechanic of "Orgia Mode", which is available from the tactics menu. She attends Gekkoukan High as a second-year student in class 2-F.

Gameplay

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Game Appearances

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Persona 3

Aigis is introduced on July 21st, and is available as a party member from then on.

Persona 3 FES

Aigis remains a party member in the main campaign of FES, "The Journey." She also appears as the protagonist of the epilogue, titled "The Answer." Additionally, she has a newly introduced social link. A silhouette of her character art is seen on the north american box art.

Persona 3 Portable

Aigis is an available party member for both the male and the female route. Her social link can be accessed in the female route.

Persona 3 Reload

Aigis remains a playable party member.

Aegis: The First Mission

Aigis is the main protagonist for the game. She appears in all of the promotional art for the game.

Persona 3: Dancing in Moonlight

Aigis is one of the playable dancers. She is the main dancer for the songs "Way of Life (ATLUS Kitajoh Remix)", "Memories of you (ATLUS Meguro Remix)" and "Heartful Cry (ATLUS Kitajoh Remix)".

Persona 4 Arena

Aigis is one of the playable main fighters.

Persona Q: Shadow of the Labyrinth

Aigis appears as one of the optional party members.

Persona Q2: New Cinema Labyrinth

Aigis first appears during the third dungeon A.I.G.I.S. She becomes a playable party member significantly later than the rest of S.E.E.S.

Audio Drama Appearances

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Novel Appearances

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Anime Appearances

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Persona 3 The Movie: Spring of Birth

Aigis appears in the post-credits scene, teasing the release of the sequel Midsummer Knight's Dream.

Persona 3 The Movie: Midsummer Knight's Dream

Aigis is introduced on July 20th - a day earlier than her appearance in the game.

Persona 3 The Movie: Falling Down

Aigis remains as a major character.

Persona 3 The Movie: Winter of Rebirth

Ditto.

Manga Appearances

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Other Appearances

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Trivia

• Her name references the mythical shield Aegis.
• The Persona 4 Arena Official Design Works book lists Aigis' height as 165cm rather than 163cm, which is what's shown in-game.

Nomenclature

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Names in Other Languages

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