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Hand is a recurring type of Shadow in the Persona series.

Profile

Hands were introduced in Persona 3. They appear as hands wearing fancy ties and collars that drop coins in Persona 3 and yen in Persona 4. They have masks with "I" on them associating them with the Magician arcana which usually depicts a Magician holding a magic wand in his hand.

List of Shadows

Persona 3

List also applies to Persona 3 FES: The Journey and Persona 3 Portable.

Name Level
Magic Hand
4
Wealth Hand
1
Dancing Hand
7
Dancing Hand
13
Treasure Hand
1
Killing Hand
22
Supreme Hand
1
Almighty Hand
34
Opulent Hand
1
Luxury Hand
1
Glorious Hand
1

Persona 3 FES : The Answer

Name Level
Wealth Hand
1
Magic Hand
28
Dancing Hand
35
Treasure Hand
1
Supreme Hand
1
Killing Hand
43
Almighty Hand
53
Luxury Hand
1
Glorious Hand
1

Persona 3 Reload

Name Level
Magic Hand
4
Wealth Hand
7
Resolved Checkmate
10
Treasure Hand
12
Dancing Hand
13
Yearning Checkmate
14
Precious Hand
19
Ardent Checkmate
20
Killing Hand
22
Supreme Hand
27
Majestic Checkmate
28
Invaluable Hand
35
Almighty Hand
36
Dignified Checkmate
36
Opulent Hand
42
Purging Right Hand
42
Subservient Left Hand
42
Bold Checkmate
43
Ethereal Hand
49
Reticent Checkmate
51
Luxury Hand
58
Principled Checkmate
59
Miracle Hand
64
Dutiful Checkmate
65
Foot Soldier
68
Silver Hand
69
Black Hand
69
Pink Hand
69
White Hand
69
Glorious Hand
70
Gold Hand
70
Final Checkmate
72

Persona 4

Name Level
Dancing Hand
20
Wealth Hand
20
Treasure Hand
30
Killing Hand
32
Almighty Hand
40
Supreme Hand
40
Opulent Hand
50
Luxury Hand
60
Glorious Hand
70
Killing Hand (Mini-Boss)
42

Persona 4 Golden

Name Level
Happiness Hand
10
Dancing Hand
20
Wealth Hand
20
Treasure Hand
30
Killing Hand
32
Almighty Hand
40
Supreme Hand
40
Opulent Hand
50
Luxury Hand
60
Glorious Hand
70
Gauntlet Hand
75
Killing Hand (Mini-Boss)
42

Trivia

Nomenclature

Names in Other Languages
Language Name Meaning
Japanese ハンド Hando Hand
王手Persona 3 Reload (Checkmate) Ōte Check (in shōgi); literally "King Hand".
Simplified Chinese Shǒu Hand
Traditional Chinese Shǒu Hand
French Main Hand
German Hand Hand
Italian Mano Hand
Korean 핸드 Haendeu Hand
Polish Dłoń Hand
Brazilian Portuguese Mão Hand
Russian Рука Ruka Hand
European Spanish Mano Hand
Turkish El Hand

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