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This article describes partner machines known in Phantasy Star Portable.

Description

A partner machine, often abbreviated as PM, is a support machine assigned to each Guardian. A PM can be found in your GUARDIANS Barracks.

PMs have several functions, including:

• Item storage (300 stacks of items).
• Clothing Change
• Story/Term Reference and Information
• Achievements, Enemy, Mission, and Weapon Reference
• Battle-usable Partner character.

Statistics

Item Storage

PMs start with 300 inventory slots. Each Nanotranser X adds 50 extra inventory slots to your PM. Up to four devices can be used, thus increasing your PM's storage by 200 items.

Partner Machines or PMs for short are robots created by and for the GUARDIANs for items storage, information reference, and aid in combat. In the Phantasy Star Portable version, PMs are no longer created via feeding but rather selected at the beginning of character creation. They can also be bought, though the player is only allowed one PM at a time. Inputting a new PM will replace the old one (while retaining the name). They also no longer synthesize items since the feature was removed. The primary function of a PM outside o item storage is combat assistance.

Partner Machines in combat

Upon character creation, PMs will grant their owner their own Partner Card, allowing them to be added to the party as [[PSP:Partner Characters]|Partner Characters].

PMs have combat behavior and equipment based on each model. See each partner machine's article for more specific information. A partner machines' production level and its components (Striking, Ranged, TECH, Armor) do not have any effect in battle. Their character level is 10 higher than their owner's.

As with all partner characters, only a party leader can call their partner machines into a party. Similarly, the PM is capable of taking damage, being incapacitated and self-reviving. They affect combat in the same way ordinary partner characters do.

Partner Machines

External Links

• PSU-Wiki's article (Japanese)