Persona 6/Tropes/Characters

General

 * Achilles' Heel: Each of the protagonists have their own weaknesses due to their Personas.
 * The protagonist's weakness changes due to being able to swap their Personas out.
 * Eiji is weak to Ice attacks.
 * Kaori is weak to Electric attacks.
 * Seth is weak to Fire attacks.
 * Goro is weak to Psychic attacks.
 * Kazumi is weak to Nuclear attacks.
 * Eiko is weak to Wind attacks.
 * Rio from Emerald is weak to Bless attacks.
 * Adaptional Wimp: To a minor extent. Like in Persona 4 The Animation, the anime adaption removes the character's weapons and has them rely mostly on their Personas.
 * All Love is Unrequited: Due to some of the characters clearly having crushes on the protagonist, this could apply to them and score them a spot in second place depending on who the player romances.
 * Battle Couple: If the player romances a character, the protagonist becomes this with their new girl/boyfriend.

The Protagonist/Green

 * The Ace: Like previous protagonists, Green is basically good at everything.
 * Adaptional Badass: More to do with their Persona, Ezekiel, whose real-world counterpart was a prophet that never fought a single person. In P6, he is changed to a borderline wizard spirit that blasts people with a magic staff.
 * Adaptional Personality Change: In the anime, they are portrayed as rarely expressing themselves and being very reserved. In the manga, they are also mostly emotionless but are prone to breakdown in embarrassment and are quite cocky in fights.
 * Adult Fear: The protagonist is framed for a crime they didn't commit at the age of nine, is repeatedly beat down by adults throughout the game, and straight-up dies in the games' time out bad ending.
 * Affectionate Nickname: In the manga, they are given the nickname "Shino-Chan", which is a shortening of their actual name, Shinobu.
 * All Your Powers Combined: As per tradition, the protagonist is a Wild Card able to use multiple Personas, unlike their party members.
 * Ambiguous Gender: The protagonist is intentionally androgynous.
 * Animal Motif: Subtly. Oddly enough, their fast movements, curious nature, and even their idle animations were designed to remind the player of a bird. This is built off the fact the P4 protagonist was meant to remind the player of a dog and the P5 protagonist of a cat.
 * Aura Vision: Like Joker from the previous game, the protagonist can unlock a Third Eye ability.
 * Anything That Moves: There is the option in the game to date everyone at the same time. Highly not recommended.
 * Badass Adorable: They're the strongest and fastest party member, levels up the quickest, is able to control incredibly powerful Personas, and is so attractive a lot of characters develop crushes on them.
 * Battle Couple: They are able to become this with any of their party members.
 * Big Brother Mentor: While their gender's unknown, they mostly play this role to Jenine right up until Jenine reveals she wants to marry them when they're older, at which point the protagonist themself realizes things have gotten weird.
 * Bi the Way: They are heavily implied, to the point it's almost not debatable, to be bisexual, as they are able to date both male and female characters and many of their dialogue options allow them to flirt with both female and male characters. This fact is never actually mentioned in-game, however.
 * Canon Name: Hikari Nakajima in most media. Shinobu Funaki in the manga.
 * Celibate Hero: There's always the option to not date anyone.
 * In the event this happens, Etsuko Asai will offer you a "date" between friends on Valentine's Day.
 * Character Tic: Their face remains mostly emotionless but they seem to have a habit of squinting when surprised, confused, or thinking about something.
 * Cheshire Cat Grin: During the "Lost Soul" ending in Emerald, they pull a massive cheek to cheek grin as they turn to the camera.
 * Cloudcuckoolander: The player can choose to play them this way thanks to some options in the game.
 * Contrasting Sequel Main Character: Green is intentionally designed to be the opposite of Joker, such as being an advocate for peace and having strong connections to the biblical figure Jesus Christ while Joker was a gentleman thief that was seen as a delinquent and had connections to Satan himself.
 * Conveniently Seated: Sits in the right-hand corner of the classroom right by the window.
 * Face-Heel Turn: The player can do this with them during the "Lost Soul" ending, where they betray everyone and burn down their high school.
 * Hero with Bad Publicity: They are infamous for the fact they supposedly burned down their first school. The story is so infamous that even a random passerby on the train knows about it.
 * Hikikomori: The protagonist starts the game as this and out-right becomes one in the game's bad ending.
 * The Leader: The Charismatic Leader specifically. Every member of their team respects them and do as they say.
 * Master of All: As the Wild Card of the group, they are able to capture and become the master of multiple Personas, unlike their friends.
 * Meaningful Name: Their canon name, Hikari, translates to "light", which is their main Persona, Ezekiel's, skill. Their name is also a pun that refers to a type of engine.
 * Named by the Adaption: The manga gave them the name Shinobu Funaki and most other media gave them the name Hikari Nakajima.
 * Nerves of Steel: Lampshaded by Kazumi, who points out that they've never seen the protagonist cry or be angry at anything.
 * Parental Neglect: In the beginning, they have a very bad relationship with their father, who they find out had locked them out of their own home at the start of the game.
 * Psychotic Smirk: They pull one at the beginning when summoning Ezekiel for the first time.
 * Weirdness Magnet: They start attracting basically everything weird after they accidentally get involved in the .New world. Plus there's the fact all of their friends have one or two strange things about them.
 * Your Cheating Heart: If you decide to date more than one character in the game, both you and the protagonist are punished by the people you cheated on having Eiji beat the crap out of you. Doing this also causes you to forfeit your romances with whoever you were dating. It also slides a bit into You Bastard! when the player is subtly berated by the protagonist claiming they deserved their beating.

Eiji Ishimura

 * Adorkable: Eiji is incredibly optimistic, slightly awkward, and has a tendency to laugh shyly when complimented. What a cutey!

Kaori Fujio

 * Tsundere: It's heavily implied throughout her Confidant that she has a crush on the protagonist and uses a combination of faux anger and arm slaps to try and make it stop.

Seth

 * Berserk Button: Seth will constantly correct you and treat you with pure hatred if you even mistakenly call him a clown.

Goro Matsuya

 * Badass Longcoat: Goro is constantly wearing an unbuttoned long coat that has a habit of flowing dramatically in the wind.
 * The Big Guy: Goro is MASSIVE for his age, standing at a height of 6'5 at the age of only 16.
 * Name's the Same: Goro shares his name with Goro Akechi from Persona 5. This is more or less the only thing they have in common.

Kazumi Oshio

 * Wholesome Crossdresser: Despite being male, Kazumi enjoys wearing girl's clothing and acting like a stereotypical cutesy girl.

Eiko Kumada

 * Dark-Skinned Blonde: When she first appears her hair is piercingly blonde and their skin is very dark. Later on, they stop dying their hair and it starts fading to brown.
 * Fan Disservice: Eiko is almost never presented in a sexual way in the game except for on one occasion. And it's a groping attempt by one of the game's main antagonists...
 * Gyaru Girl: She has the traditional blonde hair and tanned skin, though she isn't a big fan of it and stops keeping up with her make-up when she joins the Archangels.