Prosymna is a Persona in Persona 5: The Phantom X. It is the initial Persona II of Tomoko Noge.
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Origin
Prosymna[a] in Greek culture is one of the naiad daughters of the river god Asterion. She, along with her two sisters Euboia and Akraia, were known as the Asterionides and acted as nurses for Hera. A village beneath Heraion is named after the nymph.
Design
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Gameplay
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★ Rating
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Level
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| Prosymna
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4
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1
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| Stats
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| HP
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Attack
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Defense
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Speed
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| 206
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60
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48
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101
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StrStrong
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WkWeak
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Description
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Level
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 Psyche Melody
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20 SP
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Deal Psychokinesis damage to all foes equal to x% of Attack, and gain 2 Greenleaf stacks.
A stirring melody drives listeners wild, dealing Psychokinesis damage to enemies.
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Innate
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 Cheering You On
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22 SP
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Spend 2 Greenleaf stacks to grant Cheer Song to 1 ally besides self for 2 turns.
Cheer Song: Increase Attack by 30% + 30% of Tomoko's Attack (up to x). Also increase ailment accuracy by 15%.
A rousing melody envigorates listeners, increasing Attack for allies.
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Innate
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 Spirit's Lullaby
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24 SP
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Spend 2 Greenleaf stacks for x% chance to inflict Sleep on 1 foe for 1 turn. On success, increase foe's next attack damage taken by x%. On failure, increase next damage taken by x%.
A sweet lullaby entrances listeners, putting enemies to Sleep.
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Innate
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| Name
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★ Rating
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Level
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| Prosymna
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5
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1
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Attack
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Defense
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Speed
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| 315
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97
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52
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103
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StrStrong
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Compendium
| Compendium Entries
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| Persona 5: The Phantom X
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A water spirit appearing in Greek mythology, and one of the Naiades. She and her sisters Acraea and Euboea served as the nurses to Zeus' wife Hera, and raised her together. Her name means "celebrate in song".
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Nomenclature
From Greek: προσυμνέω"I celebrate in song as well", romanized prosymnéō.
Names in Other Languages
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Meaning
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 English
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Prosymna
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 Japanese
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プロシムナ Puroshimuna |
Prosymna
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 Simplified Chinese
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普罗西姆纳 Pǔluōxīmǔnà |
Prosymna
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   Traditional Chinese
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普羅西姆納 Pǔluōxīmǔnà |
Prosymna
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 Korean
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프로심나 Peurosimna |
Prosymna
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Notes
- ↑ Greek: Πρόσυμνα, romanized Prósymna
