The Devil’s Dictionary is a satirical dictionary written by American Civil War soldier, journalist, and writer Ambrose Bierce consisting of common words followed by humorous and satirical definitions. The lexicon was written over three decades as a series of installments for magazines and newspapers.

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Minamoto no Yoshitsune

May 19th: Which famous ukiyo-e artist of the Edo period is said to have moved residence over 100 times -Katsushika Hokusai.

Toyotomi Hideyoshi

The game’s palaces will have several cover points for you to hide behind, which you can do to stay out of the sight of an enemy. You’ll know that you’ve reached a cover spot when the prompt comes up for you to hit the x button, which will then place you in cover behind whatever the object happens to be.

Persona 5 Royal A Will Seed in Kamoshida’s Palace. According to Morgana, Will Seeds are coalesced distortions of the Palace Rulers. There are 8 sets of 3 Will Seeds, with 3 seeds in each Palace. Each Seed is distinguished by their color, coming in red, green and blue.

Kamoshida Will Seed 3 In the tower use the elevator to get to the lower path. Jump through the painting of Kamoshida to get to the lobby and use the lever in the left room. Go through the painting again and use the left elevator to get to the last Will Seed, which is protected by a powerful enemy.

Maruki’s Palace’s blue Will Seed of Sorrow is in the Twilight Corridor, on the final light puzzle floor. Instead of going up the giant staircase, jump around to the back of the area and you’ll find a sealed door guarded by a powerful Shadow. Take what you’ve learned in the light puzzle and disable all three walls.

Collecting all three Will Seeds will cause them to combine. Giving the fused Will Seed to Jose will allow the player to obtain powerful accessories. Some of these will even come with powerful skills that characters can use in battle.

Shido’s Palace’s green Will Seed of Pride is in the Lower Port Hallway. Make sure that the Shido statues are on, and run to the square room on the left side of the map. Look for a vent on the south wall and, as mice, crawl through to the other side.

To get a second Will Seed Accessory, the player will need to have already beaten the game. Beating the game unlocking New Game+, a game mode that allows the player to replay the game but pull items and abilities from a previous save. By doing this, the player will be able to carry over previous Will Seed accessories.

You still have access to the entire palace when you send the calling card, so yes, you can grab any Will Seeds or locked treasure chests you missed.

on the same days you send the calling card, and when you do you can explore as much as you like before facing the boss (no retreat possible though, of course).

Found in the Banker Passageway. When you reach the massive vault door, turn right and follow the corridor until Joker’s hand starts glowing. Look up at the balcony behind you to find a grapple point. Use it to get to the upper floor and head south to the end of the hallway where the Will Seed room awaits.

Green Will Seed of Vanity location In the Treasure Hall Gallery, you’ll find a sealed door behind a metal wall. Look around for a grapple hook into the ceiling. Grapple up, and throw a switch on the second floor. Jump back down, and enter the sealed door to find the green Will Seed of Vanity.

Futaba’s Palace’s blue Will Seed of Wrath in is near the end of the dungeon, in the Chamber of Sanctuary. In this room, you need to grapple around to reach the exit. Grapple up to the top of the room — near the green pyramid — and you’ll find the final sealed door guarded by a powerful Shadow.

Will Seed Locations

• Kamoshida’s Palace.
• Madarame’s Palace.
• Kaneshiro’s Palace.
• Futaba’s Palace.

It’s weak to ice and absorbs fire.

Infiltration. It’s time to get in and find a route to Kaneshiro’s treasure! You can clear this Palace in a single day if you so wish, but infiltrate the Palace for the first time no later than July 6th so that you can send the calling card on the 7th and steal his heart on the 8th.

Personality. While appearing to be a cat-like creature, Morgana emphatically insists to be a human, and sticks with the Phantom Thieves as he believes they’ll be able to help him discover his origins and regain his true form.

You can absolutely take an extra day to do the dungeon if you need and still max all of them by the end of the game with time to spare.

You’re expected to be around mid 20s once you hit the end of the 3rd palace. So theoretically, you should have been 20-21 once you started it.

4 Locked Chests

Beat on Kaneshiro for a couple of turns. He doesn’t pose much of a threat, so treat him like you would most other enemy encounters. Decrease his defense, and hit him with the best abilities you have. Once his health gets fairly low, he will summon his giant robot, Piggytron.

The Tornado Devil is a very easy enemy, as it is weak to electricity, so you should have the ability to do two All-Out Attacks on it, assuming you brought Ryuji along.

The Shadow you’ll face called a Wandering Reviver will reflect Curse but is weak to Bless and Wind skills, so bring in Akechi into this fight.