I think most with the high levels were at least on the second playthrough, you can change the exp you get in the difficulty to "more" and it's a big jump.

Other than that it is prob just grinding and going for level up cards in shuffle time

buddy you need to fuse demons a lot, you don't need a level 100 Izanagi. You can exchange moves from other personas.

Just try to put Growth 3 or at least Growth 2 in your Persona (with luck you could upgrade it to Growth 3 in Shuffle time). Then just grind , Magatsu Inaba is a good place because the Glorious Hands that spawn in groups there. Always try to have a Persona that could defeat those hands with mind charge and has some nice almighty attack or Yoshitsune with hassou tobi, the point is to do the most damage in the less time possible to prevent them to escape ....then keep grinding

I just grinded for hours on end, over, and over, and over, and over, so on and so forth, etc.

If you can defeat the Reaper you gain a lot of XP, it boosted my team up by over 20 levels (I did it at level 73 so you'd level up even more if you beat it at an earlier level). So that's one way.

They probably could have also used the clock mechanic.

Do characters rank up separately from the account?

That also means you’re fighting S & Z ranks so you still have to work for your wins

Damn I suspected this was the case but I had no idea it was that easy 😭

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Find and hunt down golden hands. They are the fastest way to level up. The consumables that do guaranteed damage help in focusing down those guys. Just watch out for immunities. But even one or two hands will jumpstart your levels. And while you aren't there yet, once you do reach lv 35. You will be able you fuse the first Tower Persona which will learn megido and Almighty magic is very effective against those guys.

I play first timr rn. I finished Kanji(so before Rise?) dungeon at level 38...

I just 100% the floors. I think i only once dud additional Yukiko castle that's it.

I just buy best gear and kill the same shadows few times because sometimes i get lost and i never avoid a fight.

A bit of exp herr and there is important

What Persona are you using? It might just be that its En stat is garbage.

go to settings, go to difficulty then to EXP and turn it to the max then go back to the game

The earlier dungeons will have new bosses at the end of them. Hunt those down, and you should get new personas to fuse as well as more levels

Depends on where/when you are in the game. In general, the XP curve is pretty rigid. Once you start out-leveling stuff, the XP you gain is pretty small, so even on Safe or Merciless, the actual bell curve for levels tends to stay about the same. The only way around it is farming the Reaper during Flu Season (or farming it outside of Flu Season, but prepare for it to be really, really tedious).

That said, if you're level 51 or higher, you can always just get Strength maxed out and and pay a service charge for the high level Persona, if it's that important to you.

Why are trying to get a persona that's 27 levels above your current level? That seems a bit overkill.

Go to Mementos when it's flu season, wait for the reaper to show up. When he does, he may spawn with the condition despair. If he doesn't try and run from the battle.

When you do get a Reaper with despair, just guard for three turns and he will succumb to the despair and you'll get a cat-bus load of XP.

Once he's dead, leave that floor and return to reset it and rinse and repeat.

If you can reach the current limit in Tartarus you're more/less good for the next Full Moon boss.

Stay on top of your Persona fusions and you're more than fine.

If you're playing the modern version, you can turn on the setting for more exp. But otherwise, just go to the highest levels of Tartarus you can currently access, fight enemies there, and aim for the highest level exp cards in Shuffle Time. That's really all you can do.

Turn on the more EXP setting, go to Tartarus on unstable nights, then quicksave and reload until you get you get purple shadows.

There's no fast way to do it without monad just grind

Grind by yourself. You get 4X the experience. 3 won't let you fight the bosses by yourself because "it's too dangerous" but if you're high enough level, your builds / Personas are so much better than what your allies can bring to the table they're honestly liabilities anyway.

Agreed that grinding is a bigger part of P3 than some people like, and that the Shuffle Time cards will help a bit. I typically liked to clear each floor in Tartarus before moving on (but before the Reaper comes to kill you) to get the most treasure and XP. To make grinding in Tartarus more fun, you can have Fuuka change the BGM and make sure you're properly geared (once your attitude towards money is closer to Mitsuru's) so battles are a bit easier with rush/melee. If your team is sufficiently geared and you know they can survive when splitting off individually, this also saves some time and boosts individual XP.

Level up Shinji as much as possible. He’ll be your game changer in end game

PSA P3 Reload is on Game Pass, alongside a lot of similar games like Expedition 33. 

This isn’t pokemon, in that you’re encouraged to gain new personas that are stronger, or fuse 2 or more in the velvet room to get stronger ones.

You absolutely need different personas because each carries different abilities that you’ll need to use to exploit the various shadows’ weaknesses. A well-rounded team is best.

Yes, you need to build up your stats, as the unlock later social links that affect your ability to fuse certain personas or make normal ones stronger.

After you reach lv 47 your only way to xp will be baclgammon or running through the city to open all chest or use data disk.

Shine has some good groups who are easy to stack.

Go to shrine, eat exp food, run around on top and left parts of the shrine to make large brawls, finish each brawl with spending only one use from food(cuz it counts as one fight) and get ton of exp.

Teleport back to respite unit, reset, repeat.