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Mementos is a location in Persona 5 and Persona 5 Royal.

Gameplay

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Mementos is a randomly generated dungeon in the Metaverse, more akin to Tartarus and the TV World from Persona 3 and Persona 4, respectively. The dungeon is split into 8 areas (9 in Royal) with each becoming accessible after the current Palace is cleared and the change of heart is triggered. Each area has a set amount of floors with enemies and loot, each with a randomly generated layout which changes when you exit and reenter the floor. There are 2 train platforms on each floor, one leading up and one leading down to access other floors. There are Safe Areas where the player can save their game, fast travel, heal, or consult their team. These are located on specific floors. At the end of each area is a platform which contains a Mementos Target from the Phan-Site. After the enemy is cleared, the player is able to fast travel (albeit cannot save) to other parts of the dungeon or proceed to the next area if the calendar requirement is met.

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Game Appearances

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Persona 5

Persona 5 Royal

Other Appearances

Super Smash Bros. Ultimate

For more information on this subject in Super Smash Bros., see Mementos on SmashWiki.

Mementos appears as a stage in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate as part of the Challenger Pack 1 DLC.

Nomenclature

Names in Other Languages
Language Name Meaning
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
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

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