Grand Cross Calling Cards: How the Persona 5 Roulette Works

Grand Cross Calling Cards are the currency for the Persona 5 Royal collaboration roulette. Collect The Phantoms’ Calling Cards through event activities, then use them to spin for rewards including two free copies of [The Phantoms] Mona.

They’re easy to mix up with collaboration pickup tickets, but the two items do different jobs. Calling Cards go into the roulette. Pickup tickets go into the Joker, Queen and Violet draw. If you’re trying to get all six free Mona copies, you’ll want to make time for the roulette.

What are Grand Cross Calling Cards used for?

Grand Cross Calling Cards let you take part in the 7DS x Persona 5 Royal Collab Roulette Event. The roulette has growth materials, collaboration Holy Relic boxes and two Mona copies among its prizes.

You won’t get a guaranteed Joker, Queen or Violet from a roulette spin. Those three belong to the separate pickup banner, which has its own 300- and 600-mileage rewards. Mona is the collaboration character included in the roulette reward pool.

How to get Grand Cross Calling Cards

Start from the collaboration event button on the tavern or world map. Open the roulette panel and check the activities shown as sources for The Phantoms’ Calling Cards. Completing eligible content gives you the event currency, which you can then use on the roulette screen.

Netmarble’s official Japanese event instructions describe collecting Calling Cards from stage clears. The English global press release says the cards come from various in-game activities, but doesn’t list one universal best farming stage. For a reliable route, follow the activities actually listed on your global event panel rather than spending stamina on an unconfirmed stage.

If your Grand Cross Calling Cards balance isn’t increasing, check the rewards tab of the activity you completed. Some event rewards need to be claimed separately. Also check that the icon really is a Calling Card, not a pickup ticket or boss exchange item.

How does the Persona 5 roulette work?

Open the Persona 5 Royal roulette after you’ve collected Grand Cross Calling Cards, then use the event currency to spin. Check which prizes are still available and whether a special reward lets you move on to another reward pool.

Netmarble’s Japanese event notice gives a useful explanation of the system: one Calling Card is consumed per roulette spin, and taking a special reward unlocks the option to reset the prize pool, with up to seven resets during the event. The global game panel is the final place to check the same options on your server.

Don’t reset a prize pool without looking at what’s left in it. If you’re specifically after Mona, check whether a Mona copy remains among the rewards before moving on. Clearing or resetting the wrong pool can make it harder to keep track of your remaining prizes.

Grand Cross Calling Cards roulette rewards

Confirmed reward	Notes
[The Phantoms] Mona x2	Two free Mona copies through the roulette
Collaboration Holy Relic Material Boxes	Materials for collaboration hero progression
Growth materials	Other upgrade items in the reward pool

The exact reward order can be checked in-game. The English publisher announcement confirms the two Mona copies but doesn’t publish the roulette’s full live prize layout, so don’t assume they’ll appear on your first two spins.

How the roulette helps you get Mona to level six

The two roulette Mona rewards are only part of the free upgrade route. Grand Cross offers up to six copies of [The Phantoms] Mona in total during the crossover. One is listed among the Special Mission rewards, while others come through Kamoshida’s Event Boss Battle and Exchange Shop.

Collecting all six lets you fully enhance Mona’s Ultimate Move. If you’re missing a copy after working through the mission board, check the roulette’s unclaimed rewards and the boss Exchange Shop. You don’t need to reach the pickup banner’s 600 mileage to finish Mona’s free upgrades.

Can you exchange Calling Cards for summon tickets?

Grand Cross Calling Cards aren’t a substitute for Persona 5 pickup tickets. The advertised roulette prizes don’t include a guaranteed way to turn them into Joker, Queen or Violet. To get free pickup tickets, use the collaboration check-in rewards and the code TAKEYOURSINS instead.

That code gives ten pickup tickets once per account and expires at 6:59 am PST on 19 November, earlier than the draw itself. Redeem it while it’s active, then keep your Calling Cards for the roulette.

When does the Grand Cross Calling Cards event end?

Grand Cross Calling Cards are part of the Persona 5 Royal collaboration advertised through 19 November 2026. The Japanese event notice lists the roulette through that day’s update maintenance. Look at the countdown on your global roulette screen for the precise final claim time.

If you’re close to the deadline, claim the two Mona prizes first and use any remaining spins on materials. There’s little reason to save an event-only currency until after the event panel has disappeared.

Official source: Netmarble’s Persona 5 Royal collaboration announcement.