Mementos
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Mementos is a location in Persona 5 and Persona 5 Royal.
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Trivia
Nomenclature
Language | Name | Meaning |
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Japanese | メメントス (Mementosu) | Mementos |
Paths of Mementos
The names of the paths of Mementos are based on a specific interpretation of the Qliphoth (as referenced by the Qliphoth World), the opposite of the Sefirot or "Tree of Life" in Kabbalah. This version of the Qliphoth was originally created by William G. Gray in his book The Tree of Evil, where he used certain antonyms of each sefirah (in English only). Gray's Tree of Evil became the popular version in Japan, and at some point was translated into Hebrew, resulting in the corrupted transliterations later used by the English localization of Persona 5. The Japanese version instead calls them the "x-deprived path", where x is seemingly an antonym of Gray's qliphah to be "stolen"; however, these are not necessarily the corresponding sefirot. The paths occur in reverse order and two of the qliphoth are not used; additionally, the Path of Da'at instead refers to the unity of all ten sefirot.
Mementos | Gray's qliphah | Hebrew | Japanese name | Opposing sefirah |
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Path of Qimranut | Materialism | חומרנות (chomranut) "materialism" |
思想奪われし路Shisō ubawareshi-ji Thought-deprived Path |
Malkuth ("kingdom") |
Path of Aiyatsbus | Instability | אי־יציבות (ay-yatsivut) "instability" |
調和奪われし路Chōwa ubawareshi-ji Harmony-deprived Path |
Yesod ("foundation") |
Path of Chemdah | Greed | חמדה (chemda) "greed" |
節制奪われし路Sessei ubawareshi-ji Temperance-deprived Path |
Hod ("splendor") |
ShakahNot part of Mementos | Lust | תשוקה (tshuka) "lust" |
- | Netzach ("perpetuity") |
Path of Kaitul | Ugliness | כיעור (ki'ur) "ugliness" |
美徳奪われし路Bitoku ubawareshi-ji Virtue-deprived Path |
Tiferet ("beauty") |
Path of Akzeriyyuth | Cruelty | אכזריות (akhzariyut) "cruelty" |
慈悲奪われし路Jihi ubawareshi-ji Compassion-deprived Path |
Gevurah ("strength [of judgement]") |
Path of Adyeshach | Apathy | אדישות (adishut) "apathy", "indifference" |
感動奪われし路Kandō ubawareshi-ji Emotion-deprived Path |
Chesed ("kindness") |
Path of Sheriruth | Antipathy | שרירות (shrirut) "stubbornness" (biblical), lit. "arbitrariness" |
寛容奪われし路Kan'yō ubawareshi-ji Tolerance-deprived Path |
Binah ("understanding") |
Path of Iweleth | Stupidity | איוולת (ivelet) "stupidity" |
見識奪われし路Kenshiki ubawareshi-ji Discernment-deprived Path |
Chokhmah ("wisdom") |
BacikalNot part of Mementos | Atheism | possibly בליעל (beliya'al) lit. "worthlessness", see Belial |
- | Keter ("crown") |
Path of Da'at | - | דעת (da'at) "knowledge", "mind" |
認知得し者たちの路Ninchi tokushi monotachi no michi Path of the Enlightenedlit. "those who have acquired cognition" |
Da'at ("knowledge") Union of the ten sefirot |
Gallery
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Art of Mementos during the third semester in Persona 5 Royal.
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Art of the Path of Da'at in Persona 5 Royal.