The twins quests are annoying

[Exarch_Alpha]

Ok First they ask for a Jack Frost with Mabufu. Just level him up, done.

However i am having trouble with the second request. I simply dont see that shadow either on mementos or the third palace. Also cant combine any persona into it.

tips?

[Hanzo]

Best approach is to fuse personas. And this is most likely the case, because usually personas they want don't have specified skill. You could just ignore them for a time, because later you'll see skill cards, which make things easier. Or you could search for a guide, that should be easy too.

[Exarch_Alpha]

Sure I could use a guide but I`m trying to do this the clean way at least for now.

[ElidibusXIV]

If you are not familiar with fusion system you should search a guide for this quests it will make thing ten time easier and if you can't find a specific persona to fusion just search it name and follow the recipe, You can do the twins quest without wasting your time so if you need a high level persona to do the quest you can just leave it until you high level enough.

[Hiecchi]

Just wait until the last palace when you have enough fusions and skill cards ready
With that, you can make most time what they want and their is not specific time limit, you can get their bond to max at the same day

[Exarch_Alpha]

But it´s a less than 30 level persona. At late game all the fusions will only create level 70 or above monsters.

[zirune]

Most of the Strength requests require something the persona won't learn normally, so you have to transfer the required skill through fusion or use a skill card. For fusion, you'll need to do something like A + B = C, then C + D = the requested persona, where A, B, or C will naturally learn the requested skill. It's a lot easier later on, when your higher-level confidants give you more XP when fusing (which helps when C learns the required skill, in the above example).

If you want to do all the fusions without a guide, you'll probably need to spend a lot of time either looking for a fusion chain that will work or finding particular skill cards. Knowing what skills personas learn at higher levels will help with that a lot, but if you're not using a guide that will require actually levelling them up to see what they learn.

For general guideless strategy, you'll need to start by finding a fusion that makes the requested persona. We'll call that C + D. Then you need to check if either C or D learn the requested skill. If not, find two personas that fuse into either C or D, hopefully one of which learns the requested skill. Then just keep exploring fusion options until you find a combination that works. Much easier later in the game when you have more personas unlocked and money available. And then using skill cards is an option, if you happen to come across the correct skill card at some point.

[Girl Kisser]

It's the easiest quest if you leave it till near end-game imo. You just fuse the persona's and you can complete the quest in one sitting.

[J-&Dre]

The twin quest are probably intended to let you know that personas are so much more than just the base persona.

The next one after this require some more thought and planning.

[Overeagerdragon]

Originally posted by Exarch_Alpha:

But it´s a less than 30 level persona. At late game all the fusions will only create level 70 or above monsters.

That's VERY late game then because I managed to fuse a pixie with Mapsi+Mafrei around the same time.... If you don't pay attention it's easy to see how you fuse only upwards in level.... but there's plenty of chains that go DOWNwards in levels too...

EDIT: you'll need to fuse a LOT anyways if you want to fill up your compendium and get the discounts on summoning anyways.

[Exarch_Alpha]

OW yes I noticed that, even in fusions I wanted to do.

Anyway if it isn´t required for the good ending everything is fine amirite?

[J.M.]

Hang out with twins and they give you skill cards for their quests.

[Nibbie]

You can pull any persona from your compendium as much as you want (or at least as much as finances allow), so you can fuse any lower level persona at any point you want. Doing their quests yourself as you progress is more convenient and natural though. Just collect as many different personas as you can a few levels below your target, and mess around until you find a fusion that works, is typically the strategy I use for such things.

[Faiyez]

I'd also see it as annoying if I didn't use a guide for this quest line.

You can't have your cake and eat it, OP.

[kgfzrt]

Originally posted by Hiecchi:

Just wait until the last palace when you have enough fusions and skill cards ready
With that, you can make most time what they want and their is not specific time limit, you can get their bond to max at the same day

It's what I'm doing, but it sucks I couldn't enjoy of their confidant abilities sooner. I hope the next Persona game doesn't have another SL like this. Margaret and them were enough. It's just impossible without help from the internet and boring

[Overeagerdragon]

Originally posted by kgfzrt:

Originally posted by Hiecchi:

Just wait until the last palace when you have enough fusions and skill cards ready
With that, you can make most time what they want and their is not specific time limit, you can get their bond to max at the same day

It's what I'm doing, but it sucks I couldn't enjoy of their confidant abilities sooner. I hope the next Persona game doesn't have another SL like this. Margaret and them were enough. It's just impossible without help from the internet and boring

I didn't use a guide and was able to complete this link just fine... just requires you to do a bit of fusing to get the right abilities on the right persona's.... Games these days are far too quick to give all their rewards away and I doubt any of you would've enjoyed the previous original itterations of the persona games; you know, the ones where you could get BROKEN social links too? (Broken as in permanenetly cut off from you because you gave the wrong answers to their question prompts or did stupid stuff with them)