Persona 2: Eternal Punishment Shin Gōma no Sho

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Persona 2: Eternal Punishment Shin Gōma no Sho
ペルソナ2 罰 真・降魔の書
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Publisher(s) Shueisha
Published July 11, 2000
ISBN 4-08-779064-9

Persona 2: Eternal Punishment Shin Gōma no Sho is a guidebook for the PlayStation version of Persona 2: Eternal Punishment.

Blurb

Contents

Poster

Pre-Story

  • ▶Crosswalk

I Characters & System

  • ▶Basic Persona Lecture by the Residents of Sumaru City
  • Characters
    • Maya Amano
    • Maia
    • Ulala Serizawa
    • Callisto
    • Katsuya Suou
    • Helios
    • Baofu
    • Odysseus
    • Kei Nanjo
    • Aizen Myouou
    • Eriko Kirishima
    • Nike
    • Tatsuya Suou
    • Apollo
  • System
    • Understanding the System
    • Persona
    • Status
    • Encountering Demons
    • Contact
    • Battle
    • Rumors
  • ▣Resonance of Retribution: 「Innocent Sin」 and 「Eternal Punishment」 ~Playing by Carrying Over Save Data from 「Innocent Sin」~

II Map Collection 1

  • ▶Maya Amano's JOKER Incident Report Notes: Vol. 1
  • Welcome to the Waterfront City of Culture and Greenery. ~Sumaru City Sightseeing Guide Map~
    • Rengedai
    • Hirasaka District
    • Yumesaki District
    • Aoba District
    • Kounan District
    • Narumi District
    • Mt. Katatsumuri
  • ▣Sumaru City Rumor List
  • Dungeon Maps
    • Seven Sisters High School
    • Mt. Katatsumuri
    • Morimoto Sanatorium
    • Aerospace Museum
    • GOLD
    • Club Zodiac
    • Aoba Park
  • ▣CAUTION! Two Fates Await

III Map Collection 2

  • ▶Maya Amano's JOKER Incident Report Notes: Vol. 2
    • Waste Treatment Plant
    • Science Lab
    • Smile Hirasaka
    • Abandoned Factory
    • Nichirinmaru
    • Undersea Ruins
    • Mt. Iwato
    • Subway Construction Site
    • Ameno Torifune
    • Sumaru Castle

IV Data for Persona Master

  • ▶Data Collection for Persona Users by the Suou Brothers
    • Persona Data
    • Magic Data
    • Shop Item Data

Sealed Section

  • ▶Hot Tips
    • Garden of Rumors by Nekomata and Slime

Nomenclature

降魔 gōma is originally a Buddhist term meaning "conquering Mara", but in the context of the Persona series it refers to summoning demons as Personas.[1]

Names in Other Languages
Language Name Meaning
Japanese ペルソナ2 罰 真・降魔の書 Perusona tsū batsu Shin gōma no sho Persona 2 Punishment: True Book of Conquering Mara

References

  1. "降魔ってどういうことでしょうか? 岡田:召喚スペルを使って呼び出した悪魔を、キャラに付けてペルソナという状態にすることです。" Translation: "Okada: Gouma(降魔) is the process of using a summoning spell to call a demon, then having it attach to a character to become a Persona." Dengeki PlayStation. Published by MediaWorks. Japanese. Vol. 20 Page 33. Cover date May, 1996.