In real life Japan, there are a massive variety of gacha machines, including capsule types, and much like real life,Persona 5: The Phantom Xincludes its own set of capsule machines you can try your luck at. They won’t be giving you characters or weapons you can use though.

Instead, the Capsule Machines give out small collectible figures that you can decorate the character’s display case at their home with. There are several sets to collect, from cute capybaras to renditions of Japanese yokai, and if you go the extra mile to complete each set, you might find yourself with a reward or two.

Player character standing in front of six colorful capsule machines with menu buttons in the corners in Persona 5: The Phantom X.

What Are Capsule Machines?

Capsule Machines in The Phantom X are machines where you canspend Moneyto obtain between one and five gacha capsules, which containcollectible items of different raritiesand come fromseveral available collection sets.

You canstart getting collectiblesas soon as youprogress through the main storyenough tounlock being able to freely exploreareas of Tokyo, but actually to start placing them, you need tocomplete the tutorial quest Capsule Machine Funin Shibuya Station Square.

Player character standing in front of a display case in their room with a pop up saying they unlocked it in Persona 5: The Phantom X.

Capsule Machine Fun unlocks right after you first use a Capsule Machine and get any one collectiblefrom them, and requiresminimal story progressionto unlock.

This quest has youspeaking to Shichi-kun, the dog mascot on the street, and after a quick conversation, it willunlock the Display Case for your house, andyou can go home andstart displaying them in sets.

Capsule figure of a cat wearing a kimono and holding a fan against a black background and text saying its name and rarity in Persona 5: The Phantom X.

Besides being able to display them, you may alsoget rewards for collectingthem. Upon getting100 percent of a collection, you’ll getMeta Jewelsand aDisplay Case Background based on the completed collection.

Each Collection hasbetween six and eight figuresspread across three rarities: four Common, one Rare, and one Super Rare, andcollecting them counts towards the larger Collection level.

Bake-danuki (Common)

Kitsune no Yomeiri (Rare)

Capy. B Family (Super Rare)

Every Capsule Machine Location And What They Offer

There are a total ofthree machines available, and each one always haseight machinesandthree collections available in each group: two sets of two, and then another set of four.

All-New 4WD Tanks x2

600 Money (1 Draw) or 3000 Money (5 Draws)

800 Money (1 Draw) or 4000 Money (5 Draws)