Grand Cross Persona 5 Special Missions: How to Get Mona and Rewards

The Grand Cross Persona 5 Special Missions give you a free [The Phantoms] Mona copy, three Diamonds, growth materials and Leblanc-themed tavern decorations. There are 15 missions on the collaboration board, but don’t confuse those with the separate Kamoshida boss challenge that also asks for 15 clears.

If you’re working towards Mona’s six free copies, the mission board is a good place to start. You can claim its rewards without reaching 600 mileage on the Joker, Queen and Violet banner.

Grand Cross Persona 5 Special Missions rewards

The Grand Cross Persona 5 Special Missions have these rewards confirmed in Netmarble’s October collaboration announcement:

Reward	What you get
SR [The Phantoms] Mona	A free copy to keep or use towards the Ultimate Move upgrade
Diamonds	Three Diamonds listed among the mission rewards
Leblanc tavern decorations	Persona 5 Royal-themed furniture and decorations
Character growth materials	Extra upgrade items from the board

The publisher’s main English summary doesn’t give a separate objective-and-reward row for every mission slot. Rather than pretend it does, the table shows the confirmed rewards; your live event panel has the exact progress required for each.

How to complete the Persona 5 Special Missions

Open the collaboration banner from the tavern or world map and enter Special Missions. You’ll see the objectives and how far through each one you are. Finish the required activity, return to that panel and claim the reward that’s become available.

The Japanese publisher’s detailed release gives a few useful examples of the Grand Cross Persona 5 Special Missions. Participating in the Vaizel Fight Festival (PvP) 15 times earns a Super Awakening Coin. Completing ten character summons and completing ten Special Missions are also named among the Mona-related objectives.

These examples are much more useful than guessing which stage you should farm. Read the target on your own global board, especially if it distinguishes participating in PvP from winning a match. The two are not interchangeable.

How to claim Mona from Special Missions

Mona is one of the main Grand Cross Persona 5 Special Missions rewards. You don’t need a Joker pull or a paid pack to take him home. Keep an eye on the mission progress, finish the task associated with Mona and collect him from the reward screen.

If Mona is already in your roster, duplicate copies are still useful. The wider crossover allows you to collect up to six free copies, enough to raise Mona’s Ultimate Move to level six. Don’t ignore a duplicate reward just because you unlocked the hero earlier in the event.

The 15 missions and the 15 Kamoshida clears aren’t the same

The Grand Cross Persona 5 Special Missions board has 15 tasks. Kamoshida’s TAKE YouR hEaRT title, on the other hand, requires 15 boss victories on Extreme. You can finish the mission board and still have work to do for that title.

Kamoshida also has two Challenge difficulty titles with their own four-character team requirements. Those need to be completed before the 18 November update maintenance. Keep the three tracks separate: Special Missions for their listed rewards, Extreme clears for TAKE YouR hEaRT, and specific Challenge teams for the two newer titles.

Where are the other free Mona copies?

After claiming the Grand Cross Persona 5 Special Missions copy, head to the roulette. The Phantoms’ Calling Cards are its currency, and Netmarble confirms two Mona copies among the roulette prizes.

The remaining free Mona rewards come through the Kamoshida Event Boss Battle and its Exchange Shop. Fight the boss, collect exchange items and check which Mona rewards are still available there. You don’t have to reach 600 mileage in the separate pickup banner to collect these free event copies.

When do Special Missions end?

The Grand Cross Persona 5 Special Missions are part of the collaboration running through 19 November 2026. Other parts of the event have different deadlines, so use the timer on your Special Mission panel as the final word on when its rewards can be claimed.

If you’re short on time, work on any nearly completed missions first, then check whether the Mona, Diamond and decoration rewards have actually been collected. Leaving a completed mission unclaimed is an easy way to miss something once the event page disappears.

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