In this case, players will also gain access to a whole new set of moves. The massive axe in the hands of Labrys can produce a ton of damage, when its gauge turns red. This means that in combination with her extreme mobility and speed, hitting her would be almost impossible unless you manage to somehow get faster. One thing that makes her really special is the invincibility frames, taking place during her standing-C, crouching-C, and jumping-C moves. Chie SatonakaĬhie may not be very good in long range or midrange, but she absolutely crushes it in the close range combat.
It also has access to command grabs and some really strong weapon normals, where dual wielding simply makes things work like with no other character.
Obviously, Minazuki is the better of the two due to his persona, which has many ways of controlling the arena. In either case, you can manage some surprising mix-ups with this character. Sho MinazukiĪctually, Sho and Minazuki are two sides of the same character, but Sho has no persona card. Unfortunately, without the Orgia she can be quite mediocre and lacking defenses, which is why she is only tier A. The best and the most complicated thing, about Aigis is her Orgia Mode, which increases both her range and damage. She is hard to master, but she is well worth the effort. A-Tier Characters AigisĪlthough Aigis is a very strong character, she may not be a viable choice for beginners. Her defenses, such as 5A backdash cancel move, are also great, and provide players with some fun mind games, where opponents get tricked into attacking but suffer as a result. Her charged 2B attack is also great, which increases her damage, although not too dramatically. But this doesn't mean that she can't go further into a longer range, which is totally possible when using her persona.
Mitsuro is the best midrange character in the game due to her excellent rapier move 5A. His cancel move is now positioned as A+B unlike in the previous versions of the game. His best moves are 2B and 5B, as well as his long range projectiles. He can be equally good in long range and close range combat. Yu Narukami is the jack-of-all-trades, and probably the most balanced characters of all. Note that his shadow version is also very powerful. Narukami is by far the best choice any player can make when it comes to selecting your main character in Persona 4 Arena Ultimax. Persona 4 Arena Ultimax: S-Tier Characters Yu Narukami You will learn why certain characters are better than others, and why some of the previous top-tier characters have been nerfed but still retain their competitiveness. Yukari, Junpei, Ken and Koromaru are originally from Persona 3, Rise, Adachi, Margaret, and Marie are from Persona 4/Persona 4 Golden and Sho is a new character to the series.This guide will list only the best characters in Persona 4 Arena Ultimax for 2022. This version of Sho fights with a persona named Tsukiyomi, can quickly teleport in front and behind the opponent, and has attacks that drain the opponent's health and SP. This version of Sho has 3 buttons for normal attacks and a Drive-like dodge button, akin to that of BlazBlue's button input style. SHO Minazuki fights with dual swords and without a persona.Margaret is also a DLC character that fights with multiple Personas.Marie is also a DLC character that fights with weather, contents of her bag and with her Persona Kaguya.Tohru Adachi is a DLC character that fights with a gun and his Persona Magatsu Izanagi.Rise Kujikawa uses the power of music and her Persona to power up and attack the opponent.Ken uses a Spear and his Persona Kala-Nemi while Koromaru supports him using a Kunai and his Persona Cerberus. Ken Amada & Koromaru fight together as a team.Junpei Iori uses his baseball bat to attack the opponent and level himself up scoring 'points' in his baseball meter.Yukari Takeba is a zoning character that uses wind magic and arrows to quickly move around and fill the screen with arrows and wind.In addition to all the playable characters from Persona 4: Arena, nine new characters have been announced:
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