Learns Ice Boost at 11, which increases Ice damage done by 25%.

The damage that this persona can do is actually very impressive in the early game, further helped by it’s impressive magic stat. This is not technically your first opportunity to get the ice spell Bufu, since Forneus is available at level 7, but Jack Frost will easily out damage it whilst also having access to Mabufu at level 13 and even Ice Boost at 11. Some games in the series choose to push him a little further up the level requirements, but thankfully P3 allows you to access him at level 8.

Sure, a party member that joins soon will have access to Elec skills, but what about Ice?Įnter Jack Frost, the mascot for the series. Through Junpei you have Fire, which the protagonist covers too, and Yukari brings Wind to the table, but anything outside of this will not be naturally learned without the help of a fusion or two. You don’t technically need these to succeed, but they’ll make your first few jaunts through Tartarus go much more smoothly.įollowing your initial foray into the dungeon that Persona 3 is built around, you’re likely to come to the same conclusion that we did: You don’t have enough elemental coverage to take advantage of every weakness.

Today then, we’re aiming to alleviate this issue by recommending some persona that we’ve found to be very useful in the early game. More importantly, your opponents will likely have weaknesses that can be exploited, yet the wrong fusion choices may land you in a position where you’re unable to take advantage of this. Not only is your party short on members, and as such skill options, but your fusion choices are also setting the foundation for the remainder of the game. Grabbing the best early game persona can make all the difference in Persona 3.

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