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For those of you who’ve never played Persona 5, we recommend pausing this video and playing

But if you don’t have that much time, we’ll summarize it for you.

The Persona series is basically what you’d get if a group of otaku made a Pokemon clone

You spend half the game in a high school social management simulator, and the other half as

a superhero gentleman thief that enters people’s cognitions in order to catch ‘em all, albeit

instead of Pikachus you’re nabbing mythological monsters, gods, heroes, historical figures,

and characters from literature including whatever the hell this is.

Going by the codename Joker, you slowly assemble a crew called the Phantom Thieves of Hearts

to heist the innermost desires from the most powerful and corrupt adults in society.

 “You sons of bitches what’s the job?”

So let’s look at whether the aspects of Persona which people praise so often are actually

Spoilers ahead for the original game, but not for the expanded Persona 5 Royal which

won’t be available state side until the end of March.

Carl Jung was the founder of analytical psychology.

Just as his colleague Sigmund Freud invented an entire vocabulary for psychoanalysis, Jung

coined terms like archetype, shadow, persona, and the collective unconscious and the series

In Persona 4 Golden, you can unlock new episodes of Mr. Edogawa's TV Classroom, which are straight

But the primary place you encounter these Jungian terms is during the combat sections.

When our regular high schoolers enter the Metaverse, they transform into personas that

are dramatizations of the Jungian concept much in the same way as Joy and Anger in Inside

Really, the whole world of Persona is a dramatization of Jung’s ideas about the human psyche.

Take the Metaverse, a world created by human cognition that the Phantom Thieves are capable

The Metaverse is representative of all psychological activity, collective and individual, conscience

Some parts, called Palaces, represent an individual’s mental activity, specifically their distorted

perspective of a place in the real world.

He’s got such a high opinion of his status at Shujin Academy that he envisions it as

Other parts, such as Mementos, are how society as a whole sees the world around it, and given

the deep cynicism of the day, it’s not a pleasant place.

This shared psychic space of society, along with the Sea of Souls from which all Shadows

and Personas emerge, are dramatizations of a Jungian concept called the Collective Unconscious.

It’s those parts of the mind that we inherited from our most remote ancestors, like fight

But it also includes what Jung described as “pre-existent forms, the archetypes... which

give definite form to certain psychic contents.”

Of the innumerable archetypes within the Collective Unconscious, Jung considered four to be primordial,

the most basic and universal images, among which are the Persona and the Shadow.

Personas are social masks that the Ego chooses to wear.

Jung himself described them as “designed on the one hand to make a definite impression

upon others, and, on the other, to conceal the true nature of the individual.”

In Latin, persona refers to the masks worn by actors.

In the game, whenever they enter the Metaverse, the Phantom Thieves quite literally wear their

Per Jung, the Thieves’ Personas are how they want society to see them, and how they

Take Ann, who is apprehensive about her beauty because it draws unwanted attention.

When her Persona awakens, it’s as Carmen from the famous opera, a fierce femme fatale

who uses her penchant for seduction to deadly effect.

Effectively, this transforms Ann’s appearance from a liability into a strength.

Another Jungian term is Shadow or the psychological aspects which the conscience self is unaware

In the game, Shadows serve as the enemies.

Most are generic, but the bosses are Shadows specific to certain characters.

But the game designers didn’t just look to Jung for their worldbuilding.

His ideas are equally represented in the gameplay mechanics as well.

The way Shadows and Personas are grouped reflects Jung’s conception of archetypes.

Per Jung, “The term 'archetype' is often misunderstood as meaning certain definite

... The archetype is a tendency to form such representations of a motif—representations

that can vary a great deal in detail without losing their basic pattern.”

So the Personas aren’t themselves part of the Collective Unconscious that everyone inherits.

No one is born with the idea of Odin in their head.

But they do have part of their mental space sequestered off for the idea of Senex, the

generic Wise Old Man, and this idea is given form through characters such as Odin, Baal,

and Thoth, who are all grouped together in the game’s organization.

To capture a Shadow, Joker must find some point of commonality with it.

That is, he must recognize it as being a part of himself.

Similarly confronting and recognizing one's own shadows is a distinctive aspect of Jung’s

Once he’s moved it from the dark parts of his psyche into the light of consciousness,

Joker can then equip that Shadow as a Persona.

But there’s another gameplay use for Personas that better exemplifies the Jungian concept.

As Joker converses with important people called Confidants his bond with them strengthens.

Each of these has a particular archetype that most closely exemplifies their personality.

By equipping a Persona belonging to the same archetype before conversing with a Confidant,

Joker forges his friendship with them faster since they’re recognizing something of themselves

This is reflective of Jung’s idea that we wear different personas for different people,

choosing to share one side of ourselves with friends, another with family, and another

Even more Jungian is the Phantom Thieves entire modus operandi.

They enter their mark’s psyche and steal whatever the individual treasures so much

that it’s twisted their desires and distorted their perception of reality, and always end

After this treasure is stolen and the Shadow defeated, the individual undergoes a dramatic

This can be seen as akin to psychotherapy.

Despite stylizing themselves as thieves, their goal is to effect psychological and moral

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