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Impossibly powerful in their physical attacks and totally immune to fire, the Stasis Giant guardians inPersona 3 Portablecan present a bit of a challenge. You’ll find three of them as you ascend through the Harabah block of Tartarus, and they won’t let you continue on without defeating them in a frustrating fight.
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But like with the rest of the guardian shadows in Tartarus, there’s always a trick to turn the tides of battle in your favor. For all the tips you’ll need to get through the battle with the Stasis Giants in P3P, follow along with our guide.
This guide contains slight spoilers for Persona 3 Portable.
Stasis Giant Battle Setup
You encounter the three Stasis Giant guardians on180Fofthe Harabah blockof Tartarus.
Recommended Party
For this battle, we’d suggest bringingAkihiko, Mitsuru, and Yukari.
With the immediate need formulti-target skillsthat can deal eitherice or electric damage, Akihiko and Mitsuru are invaluable here.

Yukarishould take up the role ofhealerduring this battle, as her wind magic will be ineffective.
Recommended Level And Personas
With the three Stasis Giant shadows at Lv. 58, we recommend reaching aroundLvs. 60-62for the most comfortable experience during this battle.
As for your Personas, your main focus when selecting your own stock should bea Persona that resists slash and strike. The Stasis Giants are primarily a melee-based boss, so any protection against physical moves you can get will go a long way.

Chernobogis a good choice in this battle not only because it’s completelyimmune to slash damage, but it’s also able to learnMegidolabeginning atLv. 63.
WithMegidolabeing aheavy-damagealmighty skill, this will almost assuredly deal good damage that cannot be blocked or negated by an affinity.

And we’ve recommended her before for guardian battles, butTitaniais also a good choice for the fight.
Not only can she allow your MC to take on the role ofhealer, but hermulti-target ice and electric skillswill prove beneficial until you’ve taken care of all but one shadow.
If you’ve maxed yoursocial link with Fuuka, you’ll be able to fuseScathach. She’s much beloved by fans asone of the strongest ice Personas.
Provided you’ve maxed Fuuka’s social link before the battle, you can fuse Scathach beginning atLv. 64.
Stasis Giants' Affinity Chart
Below, you’ll find a complete list of the Stasis Giant guardians' physical-based affinities.
Explanation
Str
This shadow is strong against this element, and attacks of this element dealless damage.
Wk
This shadow is weak against this element, and attacks of this element dealmore damage.
Rep
This shadow will repel attacks of this element,reversing the damageonto you.
Nul
This shadow will nullify attacks of this element, and as such, they dealno damage.
Drn
This shadow will gain health from attacks of this element, so attacks of thisheal the shadow.
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Affinities and Weaknesses
Skills and Attacks
Light pierce damage to one foe that lands twice
Medium slash damage to one foe
Mighty Swing
Zan-ei
Medium slash damage to one foe, dealing additional damage during New Moons
Medium slash damage to all foes that lands 2–4 times
Heavy slash damage to one foe that lands 2–4 times
Heavy slash damage to all foes
Heavy strike damage to one foe
Standard attack dealing slash damage
Moderately restores the HP of one ally
Cancels the effects of poison for one ally
Cancels the effects distress, fear, and panic for the party
Power Charge
The user’s next physical attack will deal double damage
An odd suggestion we don’t usually make for guardian battles in P3P, if you may avoid it,don’t do this fight on the night of a New Moon.
Zan-eideals additional damage on New Moons, so don’t give the Stasis Giants any additional firepower.
Stasis Giant Battle Strategy
The battle against the Stasis Giant guardians is one of the more straightforward in the Harabah block.
Sincethe shadows can be damaged by ice and electric, have Akihiko and Mitsuru both focus on offense to get the most bang for your buck with each attack.
At thebeginningof the battle, you shoulduse multi-target moves while all three shadows are in play.
Then, once you take at least one out this way, you can thenswitch to single-target moves of the same elementsif they’re more powerful than your multi-target moves.
An additional thing you can take advantage of in this battle is that the shadows arerather susceptible to panic.
If you’re finding this battle tough,Mitsuru can use Tentarafoofor a 40 percent chance to make the Giantspanic.
With this ailment in play, you may see the enemiesattack one anotherinstead of you, or even simply choose todo nothingon their turn.
Finally, though they won’t do much damage back to the Stasis Giants,Attack Mirrorscan definitely save your skin here. Each onerepels one physical attack per ally, and though the Stasis Giants are strong against physical attacks and won’t take much damage (if any), at least the damage isn’t being done to your team.
Throughout,keep Yukari to healing, since her wind magic won’t do much here, and join Mitsuru and Akihiko on offense until all three Stasis Giants have been dealt with.