Velvet Room

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Velvet Room is a recurring location in the Persona series. The room is a place that exists between dream and reality, mind and matter, and that only those who are bound by a contract can enter.^[a]

It is typically hosted by Igor, along with one or more "Velvet Attendants." The characters serving as the attendants vary by game.

Gameplay

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The Velvet Room serves as a place to fuse Personas, acting similarly to the Cathedral of Shadows in the Shin Megami Tensei series. Like the Cathedral of Shadows, the player cannot fuse Personas that are of a higher level than the protagonist's currnet level, although this restriction can be circumvented in Persona 5 by paying a fee, after reaching max rank with the Strength Confidant.

All party members that wield a Persona in the first three entries are able to fuse new Personas. However--only the protagonist, dubbed a "wild card", is able to do so in Persona 3, Persona 4, and Persona 5. Many games also include a Compendium, which allows the player to register Personas as well as later summon them at any time (at a fee).

Game Appearances

Megami Ibunroku Persona

The velvet room is a room found in places like the mall. The walls have deep blue curtains, the floors have a blue zig zag pattern. Nameless and Belladonna are seen with a piano playing Aria of the Soul. Later games have the theme play without an in universe musician playing. Unlike the games from Persona 3 onward, the whole party enters the velvet room and participates in fusion. Fusion is performed with the personas physically appearing, a giant tent lowering down onto both of them, commotion happens inside and the tent moves back up to reveal the new persona

Persona 2: Innocent Sin

Persona 2: Eternal Punishment

Persona 3

The velvet room appears as an elevator operation room. Igor sits on a lush blue couch with a rounded table in front of him with a blue table cloth. Standing at his side at all times is the velvet room attendant Elizabeth. She wears an operator uniform. This game and Persona 4 presented fusion as the two cards magically fusing. In The Answer from Persona 3 FES, Aigis, as the protagonist enters the velvet room as its guest.

Persona 3 Reload

The Protagonist sits in a chair that looks like a harp, greatly resembling his Persona Orpheus. Unlike previous iterations of Persona 3, the Velvet Room has various different camera angles where the Protagonist can be seen more clearly.

When fusing Personas, Igor "shoots" the cards through Makoto's head, resulting in a new Persona.

Persona 4

The Velvet Room appears as a lavish blue limousine that drives through the fog with Margaret as the attendant. This appearance as shaped by the protagonist's anxiety towards the mystery. If one was to turn around and look at the driver's seat, there would be no one would be driving the limo, further making one feel more anxious.^[1]

Persona 4 Golden

Marie appears in the Velvet Room. When the protagonist enters and exits the Velvet Room, she'll come as well if it's one of her Social Link days. Occasionally, the protagonist can enter and find her poetry lying on the floor. Marie also takes care of the protagonist's skill card related needs.

Persona 5

The room here appears as a prison with Caroline and Justine as prison guards. Shadow fusion is performed via an execution with guillotines.

Persona 5 Tactica

As in other spin-offs, Igor is not present in the Velvet Room. Lavenza takes care of fusing Sub-Personas for the player's team. In addition, the player can sell unused guns as well as perform weapon fusion.

Persona 4 Arena Ultimax

The Velvet Room retains its same appearance from Persona 4. At the beginning of Arena Ultimax, an unrevealed person is shown visiting the Velvet Room and turning down the contract from Igor and Margaret. During Episode P4, Margaret pulls Yu Narukami into the Velvet Room and explains that Marie is keeping the townspeople safe during the P-1 Climax.

Persona Q: Shadow of the Labyrinth

In this game, Igor is not present. Depending on the player's route, Elizabeth or Margaret takes care of fusing, while Marie takes care of StreetPass features.

Persona Q2: New Cinema Labyrinth

Audio Drama Appearances

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Novel Appearances

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Other Appearances

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List of People

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Igor, Master
Nameless
Belladonna
Demon Painter
Elizabeth, Attendant in Persona 3
Theodore, Attendant in Persona 3 Portable
Margaret, Attendant in Persona 4
Marie, Attendant in Persona 4 Golden
Caroline and Justine, Attendant in Persona 5
Lavenza, Attendant in Persona 5
Merope, Attendant in Persona 5: The Phantom X

Trivia

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Nomenclature

Names in Other Languages
Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	ベルベット・ルーム Berubetto rūmu	Velvet Room
French	Chambre de velours	Chamber of Velvet
German	Velvet Room	Velvet Room
Italian	Stanza di Velluto	Room of Velvet
Polish	Aksamitny pokój	Velvety Room
Brazilian Portuguese	Sala de Veludo	Room of Velvet
Russian	Бархатная комната Barkhatnaya komnata	Velvet Room
Spanish	Habitación Terciopelo	Velvet Room
Turkish	Kadife Oda	Velvety Room