Post-end Game Content

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Post-end game content is a recurring mechanic in certain Megami Tensei franchise games that is made available following the game's ending. In these instances, the game allows the player to continue playing with the addition of new unlocked content on the same save file. The content may either become available after the ending, or just prior to it when the save file is reloaded.

Post-end game content should not be confused with a New Game+, sometimes also referred to as a New Cycle, where new content or changes only become available after starting a new game.

Overview

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Mechanics by Game

Shin Megami Tensei II

After completing the game and reloading the same save file, the Diamond Realm can be accessed as an extra dungeon outside of Shinjuku. The Diamond Realm features a number of sections closely based on locations from Shin Megami Tensei, each of which are locked behind certain stat and Alignment requirements to enter.

Shin Megami Tensei V: Vengeance

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Last Bible

In the Game Boy and Game Boy Color versions, the game can be continued past the ending. Completing the game allows the Gaia Masters, sans Mephisto, to be found in certain locations and recruited when spoken to. They are found in the following locations:

• Lucifer in the Oasis Cave
• Michael in Nova Ramū
• Baal in Mount Paro
• Belial in Zord's Den

Post-end game content is not available in the Game Gear remaster, which concludes after the game's ending.

Last Bible II

The game can be continued past the ending. Several Beasts become available to recruit after completing the game:

• Orthrus and Cerberus can be fused, creating Sol Leon
• An old man in an Ebla house gives an Egg, which hatches into Gaia
• Lucifer can be recruited in Luciferium
• Michael can be recruited in the Blantica Temple
• Raphael can be recruited in Tyros
• Gabriel can be recruited on Breton Tower 3F

Shinyaku Last Bible

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Shinyaku Last Bible II: Hajimari no Fukuin

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Shinyaku Last Bible III: Mugen no Eiyū

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Megami Ibunroku Persona

Exclusively in the PlayStation Portable port, completing the game unlocks extra floors in either the Mikage Ruins or Devil's Peak. The flag that determines whether those floors are unlocked is stored in the system data, making them available to all save files present in the console.

Completing either the true or bad ending of the SEBEC storyline unlocks floors B8F-B12F of the Mikage Ruins.

Completing either the true or bad ending of the Snow Queen Quest unlocks floors 8F-12F of Devil's Peak.

Megami Ibunroku Persona: Ikū no Tō Hen

After defeating the final boss, The Destroyer, the game will save and return the party to the entrance of the tower when the save file is reloaded. The party's levels, experience, and inventory will be retained from the final boss fight. The Destroyer can be challenged again an infinite number of times.

Devil Survivor: Overclocked

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The 8th Day becomes available after achieving either the Yuzu, Naoya, or Amane route endings. After achieving either of these endings, the game will prompt the player if they want to proceed with the 8th Day in addition to creating new game Clear Data in a new or preexisting save file. The 8th Day immediately follows the previous ending and adds new story content.