Mementos

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Mementos
{{{content1}}} {{{content2}}} {{{content3}}} Mementos as it appears in Ultimate.
Universe	Persona
Appears in	Ultimate
Availability	Downloadable
Maximum players	8
Music Bolded tracks must be unlocked Ultimate Persona series music Main: Last Surprise Alternate: Beneath the Mask

Mementos (メメントス, Mementos) is a DLC stage in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. It is bundled with Joker in Challenger Pack 1, which is also part of the Fighter Pass.

Stage Overview

Mementos has one main platform with a slant in the middle, similar to Meta Crystal, with two pass-through platforms over the center and the left side. A third platform with a cracked screen occasionally appears on the right. Trains periodically appear in the background, the set below the stage being able to damage fighters. If a fighter is hit by the front of a train, they will take much more damage than usual, and trigger a Special Zoom effect. Occasionally, a large triangle-shaped wall appears at the top or on the sides of the stage. The trains and the walls usually never appear at the same time, though they can appear at the same time when walls appear above the stage. When players run through the stage, they'll splash purple ink-like liquid with each step.

The stage's main design, based on Persona 5, uses a predominantly red color scheme, with star designs and black-and-white halftone motifs. If a song from Persona 4 or Persona 3 is playing, the color scheme changes to yellow or blue respectively, the respective primary colors for each game. The platforms change design to incorporate flowers and checkerboard patterns (for Persona 4) or clocks and triangular patterns (for Persona 3). Similarly, the backdrop changes to include rainbow-like streaks (for Persona 4) or a moon (for Persona 3). If Joker wins a match on Mementos in one of these alternate designs, his victory pose screen and victory music will match Mementos. If Stage Morph is on, the victory screen will reflect the most recently visited version of Mementos. If the match ends before Mementos is visited, the screen will have the default Persona 5 theme.

The Morganamobile occasionally appears in the background with a "meow" sound, dropping off the other Phantom Thieves of Hearts. When a fighter is defeated, they will occasionally call out in praise. Their names are as follows;

• Ryuji Sakamoto, codenamed Skull.
• Ann Takamaki, codenamed Panther.
• Yusuke Kitagawa, codenamed Fox.
• Makoto Niijima, codenamed Queen.
• Haru Okumura, codenamed Noir.

Ω form and Battlefield form

The Ω form and Battlefield form is set on a completely flat version of the normal form's main platform that is also resized and reshaped to match Final Destination and Battlefield, respectively. The trains are completely absent, and the platforms in the Battlefield form are based on the one from the main stage. The Morganamobile still brings the other Phantom Thieves of Hearts to the stage. Likewise, changes to aesthetics and Joker's victory screen caused by music selection will still be applied as well.

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  Ω form in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.

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  Battlefield form in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.

Hazards Off

With hazards off, neither of the floating platforms appear on the right side, the walls and ceilings that periodically appear are removed, and the trains are absent. The Morganamobile still brings the other Phantom Thieves of Hearts to the stage. The stage can still change its theming if Persona 3 or Persona 4 music is played.

Origin

Exploring Mementos in Persona 5. Unlike the game's dungeon crawling in Palaces, the player traverses mostly by driving inside the "Morganamobile".

Overview of Mementos in Persona 5.

Mementos is a location that is visited several times throughout Persona 5. Part of the mysterious Metaverse, it is the Palace of the collective unconscious. Located under the subway tunnels of Shibuya, it is lined with train tracks and train platforms that Shadows, the game's enemies, actually use to traverse the dungeon. As it would be infeasible to traverse the dungeon by foot, the shapeshifting Morgana transforms into a car and has the protagonist drive him when exploring it.

The Phantom Thieves are able to visit Mementos in order to take requests to change the hearts of people whose distortions are not bad enough to cause their own individual Palace to manifest. Exploring Mementos' randomly generated floors also offers the opportunity to gain money and EXP, as well as capture Personas that the player may have missed in a previous Palace. An entrance to the Velvet Room is conveniently located at the entrance to Mementos, allowing a player to summon or fuse new Personas.

As the Phantom Thieves' notoriety increases, they are able to explore more and more of Mementos. Mementos serves as the final dungeon of the game, as the team sets out to change the heart of society at large. They manage to reach the deepest depths of Mementos where they find the Holy Grail, an incarnation of Yaldabaoth, the God of Control. Yaldabaoth easily defeats the Phantom Thieves and merges Mementos, along with the entire Metaverse, with reality before being defeated by the Phantom Thieves for good.

Gallery

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  Joker on the stage.

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  The five Phantom Thieves as they appear on Mementos. From left to right: Skull, Panther, Fox, Queen, and Noir.

Trivia

• Occasionally a platform appears which has a cracked screen on it. This screen shows various images from Persona games depending on which version of Mementos it is.
  • On the Persona 5 version, it shows an animation of Morgana running.
  • On the Persona 4 version, it shows an animation of Teddie inside a TV screen.
  • On the Persona 3 version, it shows excerpts from the Persona 3 opening movie, as well as an excerpt from the Persona 3 Portable opening movie.
• Futaba Sakura, codenamed Oracle, is the only permanent member of the Phantom Thieves that does not appear on this stage. Goro Akechi, codenamed Crow, also does not appear, though he is only a temporary member.
• The dust effect when the characters dash or perform ground attacks are replaced with pink splashes, which is a reference to Persona 5.

External links

• Article on the Megami Tensei Wiki