Hope Diamond is a Shadow and Persona in Persona 5. It is a type of Treasure Demon, which drop large sums of Yen and Experience Points when defeated.
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Origin
The Hope Diamond is a diamond which was known to be in the possession of Dutch-English banker Henry Philip Hope at the time of his death in 1839. It is usually believed to be a piece of the Blue Diamond of the Crown of France,[a] also known as the French blue[b] or Tavernier blue.[c] This diamond was sold by the merchant Jean-Baptiste Tavernier to the French king Louis XIV and included in the French crown jewels until the French Revolution, when the gem was broken into several pieces. After its resurfacing in 1839, it stayed in the Hope family until 1901.
Design
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Gameplay
When using Hope Diamond to make a new Persona, the available bonus traits may vary if there is overlap with the trait belonging to the second Persona used for fusion.
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Compendium
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| Persona 5
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Unlike its name suggests, the Hope Diamond is a cursed jewel that brings ruin from one owner to the next. A few supposed victims include King Louis XVI and his wife, Marie Antoinette.
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| Persona 5 Royal
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| Persona 5: The Phantom X
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Unlike its name suggests, the Hope Diamond is a cursed jewel that brings ruin from one owner to the next. A few supposed victims include King Louis XVI and his wife,
Marie Antoinette.
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Nomenclature
The French, Spanish, Simplified Chinese, and Traditional Chinese localizations translate Hope as if it were the common word "hope", when it is in fact a family name.
Names in Other Languages
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Meaning
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English
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Hope Diamond
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Japanese
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ホープダイヤ Hōpu Daiya |
Hope Diamond
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Simplified Chinese
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希望钻石 Xīwàng Zuànshí |
Hope Diamond (translated literally)
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Traditional Chinese
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希望鑽石 Xīwàng Zuànshí |
Hope Diamond (translated literally)
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French
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Diamant de l'Espoir |
Hope Diamond (translated literally)
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German
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Hope-Diamant |
Hope Diamond
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Italian
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Diamante Hope |
Hope Diamond
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Korean
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호프 다이아몬드 Hopeu Daiamondeu |
Hope Diamond
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Peninsular Spanish
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Diamante Esperanza |
Hope Diamond (translated literally)
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Notes