Persona 5: The Phantom X has received its Ver. 4.11 update on mobile and PC, adding Mitsuru Kirijo from Persona 3 Reload as a new five-star character alongside a special crossover story event.
The update introduces Met by Moonlight: Ice-Cold Empress, an event that brings the Phantom Thieves into a location resembling Tartarus, where they encounter members of S.E.E.S. from Persona 3 Reload. Players can earn Meta Jewels and Platinum Milicoins by completing the event’s main story.
The story follows Riko after she regains her Persona powers and senses that the Phantom Thieves have been brought into an unfamiliar world. While searching for their separated companions, the group encounters Shun Kano and Mitsuru Kirijo fighting a Shadow that appears to be acting as a gatekeeper.
The update also adds Recollections Under Moonlight, a boss battle event in which players must defeat powerful enemies to unlock subsequent levels. Previously cleared stages can be replayed in Stamina Mode, with completions rewarding Wheel of Time: Full Moon currency that can be spent at the event’s Exchange Shop.
Mitsuru Kirijo joins the game as a five-star Ice-attribute Assassin through the Most Wanted Phantom Idol Contract: Brilliant Executioner. Her contract is available until November 12, 2026, at 1:59 AM UTC.
Mitsuru specialises in inflicting powerful debuffs on individual enemies while dealing damage. She can also increase the effectiveness of Elucidators, allowing her to support the wider party while taking on the role of its main attacker.
Players can also claim additional rewards through two limited-time campaigns. The login bonus runs until October 29, 2026, at 1:59 AM UTC, giving players seven Platinum Tickets for logging in on seven days during the event period. The tickets can be used to obtain characters through Contracts.
A separate official livestream gift will provide players with 600 Meta Jewels to celebrate the update and thank them for watching the broadcast. This reward is also available until October 29, 2026, at 1:59 AM UTC.
