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All-Out Attacks are staples of the ''Persona'' series. When a player knocks down every enemy in the current battle (whether that be from getting critical hits or from exploiting weaknesses), they are then given the option to perform an All-Out Attack, where every currently active party member attacks the opponent relentlessly, dealing significant damage that bypasses enemy resistances and immunities. | All-Out Attacks are staples of the ''Persona'' series. When a player knocks down every enemy in the current battle (whether that be from getting critical hits or from exploiting weaknesses), they are then given the option to perform an All-Out Attack, where every currently active party member attacks the opponent relentlessly, dealing significant damage that bypasses enemy resistances and immunities. | ||
All-Out Attack is nearly identical to the same move in ''Persona 5'', including the splash screens. In ''Persona 5'', the defeated opponents are seen gushing high-pressure blood but in ''Ultimate'', this is replaced with sparkles to | All-Out Attack is nearly identical to the same move in ''Persona 5'', including the splash screens. In ''Persona 5'', the defeated opponents are seen gushing high-pressure blood but in ''Ultimate'', this is replaced with sparkles likely to better fit the games rating. In ''Persona 5'', the splash screen at the end of the attack, called the Finishing Touch, is only activated when the attack defeats every enemy left in the battle, but in ''Ultimate'', it activates with every use of the Final Smash, regardless of if it KOs an opponent or not. | ||
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