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*** If we take the other games and anime (excluding P4D as that hasn't happened yet) into account, Shadow Yu might just be Yu's desire for affection going on overdrive. Yu has stated he views himself as a weak person before, and Shadow Yu's victory quote against him seems to prove this. By this logic, there's likely a side of Yu that is willing to do anything to get this appreciation he craves, but doesn't actually care about bonding with others. This is even worse when you throw in the fact that in base Jungian, the more we repress a shadow, the more destructive, insidious, and dangerous it becomes (And that seems to hold true in Persona as well).
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*** If we take the other games and anime (excluding P4D [=P4D=] as that hasn't happened yet) into account, Shadow Yu might just be Yu's desire for affection going on overdrive. Yu has stated he views himself as a weak person before, and Shadow Yu's victory quote against him seems to prove this. By this logic, there's likely a side of Yu that is willing to do anything to get this appreciation he craves, but doesn't actually care about bonding with others. This is even worse when you throw in the fact that in base Jungian, the more we repress a shadow, the more destructive, insidious, and dangerous it becomes (And that seems to hold true in Persona as well).
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* The Shadow Dopplegangers tend to be pretty decent recreations of each characters' Shadows. That said, as the Character Page points out, Shadow Yu and Shadow Aigis are psychopaths (with Shadow Yu also being massively power hungry)...
** However in this case it may be not so much about what he is, but rather what he fears he will become, Yosuke's Shadow briefly turned murderous at first saying that the whole town should dissapear, and while Yosuke was certainly bored at the time, he wouldn't have gone that far, so in this case it's more of what Yu fears of what will happen, alternitavely the fact that it's because it's a fake and [[UnreliableNarrator Kagutsuchi and Sho don't have anything to go on so they are simply trying to impose their own view of how Yu would act]].
** However in this case it may be not so much about what he is, but rather what he fears he will become, Yosuke's Shadow briefly turned murderous at first saying that the whole town should dissapear, and while Yosuke was certainly bored at the time, he wouldn't have gone that far, so in this case it's more of what Yu fears of what will happen, alternitavely the fact that it's because it's a fake and [[UnreliableNarrator Kagutsuchi and Sho don't have anything to go on so they are simply trying to impose their own view of how Yu would act]].
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* The Shadow Dopplegangers tend to be pretty decent recreations of each characters' Shadows. That said, as the Character Page points out, Shadow Yu and Shadow Aigis are psychopaths (with Shadow Yu also being massively power hungry)...
power-hungry)...
** However in this case it may be not so much about what he is, but rather what he fears he will become, Yosuke's Shadow briefly turned murderous at first saying that the whole town shoulddissapear, disappear, and while Yosuke was certainly bored at the time, he wouldn't have gone that far, so in this case it's more of what Yu fears of what will happen, alternitavely alternatively the fact that it's because it's a fake and [[UnreliableNarrator Kagutsuchi and Sho don't have anything to go on so they are simply trying to impose their own view of how Yu would act]].act]].
*** If we take the other games and anime (excluding P4D as that hasn't happened yet) into account, Shadow Yu might just be Yu's desire for affection going on overdrive. Yu has stated he views himself as a weak person before, and Shadow Yu's victory quote against him seems to prove this. By this logic, there's likely a side of Yu that is willing to do anything to get this appreciation he craves, but doesn't actually care about bonding with others. This is even worse when you throw in the fact that in base Jungian, the more we repress a shadow, the more destructive, insidious, and dangerous it becomes (And that seems to hold true in Persona as well).
** However in this case it may be not so much about what he is, but rather what he fears he will become, Yosuke's Shadow briefly turned murderous at first saying that the whole town should
*** If we take the other games and anime (excluding P4D as that hasn't happened yet) into account, Shadow Yu might just be Yu's desire for affection going on overdrive. Yu has stated he views himself as a weak person before, and Shadow Yu's victory quote against him seems to prove this. By this logic, there's likely a side of Yu that is willing to do anything to get this appreciation he craves, but doesn't actually care about bonding with others. This is even worse when you throw in the fact that in base Jungian, the more we repress a shadow, the more destructive, insidious, and dangerous it becomes (And that seems to hold true in Persona as well).
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* The game's story mode is really easy for a fighting game. The final boss in particular is no SNKBoss, and is a pretty serious AntiClimaxBoss. However, it makes sense this would be the case in story mode since this is a continuation of a turn-based RPG's story… it would be pretty cruel to Persona 4 fans that they can't continue their story without adapting to a whole new genre.
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* The game's story mode is really easy for a fighting game. The final boss in particular is no SNKBoss, and is a pretty serious AntiClimaxBoss. However, it makes sense this would be the case in story mode since this is a continuation of a turn-based RPG's story… it would be pretty cruel to Persona 4 fans that they can't continue their story without adapting to a whole new genre.
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** They've also known each other for a number of years; whereas with the sole exceptions of Yukiko and Chie, the Investigation Team haven't been friends for that long — Yosuke's only known Chie and Yukiko for around a year and a half; Yu and Teddie have only known the three of them for just over a year; and the rest of the group joined up over the course of the following year.
* The male Yasogami uniforms have a roman numeral on the collar signifying what year the wearer is in — in ''Persona 4'', Yu and Yosuke had a "II" while Kanji and Naoto had a "I". In ''Arena'', Yosuke has a "III" and Kanji has a "II", but Yu still has a "II"… because he's no longer a Yasogami student and is using his old second-year uniform.
* The male Yasogami uniforms have a roman numeral on the collar signifying what year the wearer is in — in ''Persona 4'', Yu and Yosuke had a "II" while Kanji and Naoto had a "I". In ''Arena'', Yosuke has a "III" and Kanji has a "II", but Yu still has a "II"… because he's no longer a Yasogami student and is using his old second-year uniform.
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** They've also known each other for a number of years; whereas with the sole exceptions of Yukiko and Chie, the Investigation Team haven't been friends for that long — Yosuke's only known Chie and Yukiko for around a year and a half; Yu and Teddie have only known the three of them for just over a year; and the rest of the group joined up over the course of the following year.
* The male Yasogami uniforms have a roman numeral on the collar signifying what year the wearer is in — in ''Persona 4'', Yu and Yosuke had a "II" while Kanji and Naoto had a "I". In ''Arena'', Yosuke has a "III" and Kanji has a "II", but Yu still has a "II"… because he's no longer a Yasogami student and is using his old second-yearuniform.uniform's pin.
* The male Yasogami uniforms have a roman numeral on the collar signifying what year the wearer is in — in ''Persona 4'', Yu and Yosuke had a "II" while Kanji and Naoto had a "I". In ''Arena'', Yosuke has a "III" and Kanji has a "II", but Yu still has a "II"… because he's no longer a Yasogami student and is using his old second-year
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** In ''Ultimax'', Rise subverts this, since her idol agency released her measurements to the public.
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** In ''Ultimax'', Rise subverts this, since her idol agency released her measurements to the public.public (yes, really).
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* When battling the Eerie Voice/Malevolent Entity]] during Story Mode, the theme that plays is ''The Almighty'', the same one used for the battle against ''Persona 4'''s Ameno-Sagiri. How is this relevant? Ameno-Sagiri served as the FinalBoss of the story, but take note: this was only if the player did not do battle with the TrueFinalBoss Izanami. This obviously pointed to the fact that the story isn't over yet.
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* When battling the Eerie Voice/Malevolent Entity]] Entity during Story Mode, the theme that plays is ''The Almighty'', the same one used for the battle against ''Persona 4'''s Ameno-Sagiri. How is this relevant? Ameno-Sagiri served as the FinalBoss of the story, but take note: this was only if the player did not do battle with the TrueFinalBoss Izanami. This obviously pointed to the fact that the story isn't over yet.
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** The actual reason is, apparently, that she got picked up on set without taking any time to switch out of her costume.
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** The actual reason is, apparently, that she got picked up on set (by ''helicopter'' no less) without taking any time to switch out of her costume.
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* So Shadow Aigis is AxCrazy and just wants to kill everything. This actually makes a lot of sense when you realize that Aigis was designed to be a ''weapon'', [[IAmNotAGun but she chose to live as a normal human instead.]] Despite being an EvilKnockoff created by [[BigBad the Malevolent Entity]], Aigis' ShadowArchetype is the part of herself that she denies: the part made to fight and kill.
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* So Shadow Aigis is AxCrazy and just wants to kill everything. This actually makes a lot of sense when you realize that Aigis was designed to be a ''weapon'', [[IAmNotAGun but she chose to live as a normal human instead.]] instead]]. Despite being an EvilKnockoff created by [[BigBad the Malevolent Entity]], Aigis' ShadowArchetype is the part of herself that she denies: the part made to fight and kill.
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* Labrys is the ''5th'' Generation Anti-Shadow Suppression Weapon… that means that at some point, four previous generations of robots (with hearts, feelings, etc.) were put through the same kind of hell that she was. That's messed up.
* In the P4 story of Ultimax, Rise's Fake Shadow [[TheUnfought is the only one not fought.]] Hopefully she vanished when the Malevolent Entity was destroyed.... right? ''Right??''
* In the P4 story of Ultimax, Rise's Fake Shadow [[TheUnfought is the only one not fought.]] Hopefully she vanished when the Malevolent Entity was destroyed.... right? ''Right??''
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* Labrys is the ''5th'' Generation Anti-Shadow Suppression Weapon… that means that at some point, four previous generations of robots (with hearts, feelings, etc.) were put through the same kind of hell that she was. That's messed up.
* In the P4 story of Ultimax, Rise's Fake Shadow [[TheUnfought is the only one notfought.]] fought]]. Hopefully she vanished when the Malevolent Entity was destroyed.... right? ''Right??'' ''Right??''
* In the P4 story of Ultimax, Rise's Fake Shadow [[TheUnfought is the only one not
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** However in this case it may be not so much about what he is, but rather what he fears he will become, Yosuke's Shadow briefly turned murderous at first saying that the whole town should dissapear, and while Yosuke was certainly bored at the time, he wouldn't have gone that far, so in this case it's more of what Yu fears of what will happen, alternitavely the fact that it's because it's a fake and [[UnreliableNarrator Kagutsuchi and Sho don't have anything to go on so they are simply trying to impose their own view of how Yu would act.]]
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** However in this case it may be not so much about what he is, but rather what he fears he will become, Yosuke's Shadow briefly turned murderous at first saying that the whole town should dissapear, and while Yosuke was certainly bored at the time, he wouldn't have gone that far, so in this case it's more of what Yu fears of what will happen, alternitavely the fact that it's because it's a fake and [[UnreliableNarrator Kagutsuchi and Sho don't have anything to go on so they are simply trying to impose their own view of how Yu would act.]]act]].
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* In Labrys' storymode the android bonds with a dog apparently abandoned by its master. Except the research base is on an island which presumably is not yet open to the public. So how did the dog get there?
* Shadows and Personas are two forms of the same entity, with one turning into the other at the moment of self-acceptance. So how does Shadow Labrys have a Persona of her own, especially one that's different to normal Labrys'?
* Shadows and Personas are two forms of the same entity, with one turning into the other at the moment of self-acceptance. So how does Shadow Labrys have a Persona of her own, especially one that's different to normal Labrys'?
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* In Labrys' storymode story mode the android bonds with a dog apparently abandoned by its master. Except the research base is on an island which presumably is not yet open to the public. So how did the dog get there?
** Unlike other places in the series that go by fictitious names, Yakushima is a [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yakushima real-life island]] in the Osumi archipelago, about 60 km to the south from the southern tip of Japan's four main islands. This is the same island the ''Persona 3'' cast visited during summer vacation in the game and where they met Aigis, who until then had been kept in storage at the lab.
* Shadows and Personas are two forms of the same entity, with one turning into the other at the moment of self-acceptance. So how does Shadow Labrys have a Persona of her own, especially one that's different to normalLabrys'?Labrys'?
** Labrys actually has a HiveMind of sorts that can produce {{Split Personalit|y}}ies under the wrong circumstances, each of them potentially capable of manifesting their own Persona. The reason for this lies in how Labrys was created: [[spoiler:The Kirijo Group scientists "refined" their {{Robot Girl}}s' [=AIs=] by making them fight against each other and dumping the losers' data onto the winners. The idea was to use the defeated units' experiences to further improve the combat ability of the surviving ones, all while hoping that the inherited fear of death would push newer iterations of {{Robot Girl}}s closer and closer to awakening to a Persona. [[GoneHorriblyRight This went horribly well]], resulting fully sentient and ''traumatized'' android that carries the remains of her predecessors' psyches. The violent Labrys that Sho accidentally awakened by basically shutting down her rational thoughts is the embodiment of the grudge and BloodKnight tendencies of her predecessors.]]
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** Unlike other places in the series that go by fictitious names, Yakushima is a [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yakushima real-life island]] in the Osumi archipelago, about 60 km to the south from the southern tip of Japan's four main islands. This is the same island the ''Persona 3'' cast visited during summer vacation in the game and where they met Aigis, who until then had been kept in storage at the lab.
* Shadows and Personas are two forms of the same entity, with one turning into the other at the moment of self-acceptance. So how does Shadow Labrys have a Persona of her own, especially one that's different to normal
** Labrys actually has a HiveMind of sorts that can produce {{Split Personalit|y}}ies under the wrong circumstances, each of them potentially capable of manifesting their own Persona. The reason for this lies in how Labrys was created: [[spoiler:The Kirijo Group scientists "refined" their {{Robot Girl}}s' [=AIs=] by making them fight against each other and dumping the losers' data onto the winners. The idea was to use the defeated units' experiences to further improve the combat ability of the surviving ones, all while hoping that the inherited fear of death would push newer iterations of {{Robot Girl}}s closer and closer to awakening to a Persona. [[GoneHorriblyRight This went horribly well]], resulting fully sentient and ''traumatized'' android that carries the remains of her predecessors' psyches. The violent Labrys that Sho accidentally awakened by basically shutting down her rational thoughts is the embodiment of the grudge and BloodKnight tendencies of her predecessors.]]
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* When battling [[spoiler:the Eerie Voice/Malevolent Entity]] during Story Mode, the theme that plays is ''The Almighty'', the same one used for the battle against ''Persona 4'''s Ameno-Sagiri. How is this relevant? Ameno-Sagiri served as the FinalBoss of the story, but take note: this was only if the player did not do battle with the TrueFinalBoss Izanami. This obviously pointed to the fact that the story isn't over yet.
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* When battling [[spoiler:the the Eerie Voice/Malevolent Entity]] during Story Mode, the theme that plays is ''The Almighty'', the same one used for the battle against ''Persona 4'''s Ameno-Sagiri. How is this relevant? Ameno-Sagiri served as the FinalBoss of the story, but take note: this was only if the player did not do battle with the TrueFinalBoss Izanami. This obviously pointed to the fact that the story isn't over yet.
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* Though many were disappointed when it was revealed [[spoiler: Hi-no-Kagutsuchi]] was the BigBad and ''not'' Nyarlathotep returning, it makes perfect sense for it to be them. Remember his story of origin: [[spoiler: Hi-no-Kagutsuchi's birth is what ''killed Izanami'' and ultimately led to her row with Izanagi. Izanagi, in turn, cut him to pieces.]] Given Yu's Persona and Marie's identity, there's perhaps no better successor to Izanami to ''be'' fought in this circumstance.
* Why didn't Adachi fight anyone in his story mode except for the two Shos and [[spoiler: Hi-no-Kagutsuchi]]? He was trying to stop Sho's plan. If he fought too much, he'd be giving off Persona Fragments as well, and would only speed up his plan.
* Why didn't Adachi fight anyone in his story mode except for the two Shos and [[spoiler: Hi-no-Kagutsuchi]]? He was trying to stop Sho's plan. If he fought too much, he'd be giving off Persona Fragments as well, and would only speed up his plan.
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* Though many were disappointed when it was revealed [[spoiler: Hi-no-Kagutsuchi]] revealed Hi-no-Kagutsuchi was the BigBad and ''not'' Nyarlathotep returning, it makes perfect sense for it to be them. Remember his story of origin: [[spoiler: Hi-no-Kagutsuchi's birth is what ''killed Izanami'' and ultimately led to her row with Izanagi. Izanagi, in turn, cut him to pieces.]] Given Yu's Persona and Marie's identity, there's perhaps no better successor to Izanami to ''be'' fought in this circumstance.
* Why didn't Adachi fight anyone in his story mode except for the two Shos and[[spoiler: Hi-no-Kagutsuchi]]? Hi-no-Kagutsuchi? He was trying to stop Sho's plan. If he fought too much, he'd be giving off Persona Fragments as well, and would only speed up his plan.
* Why didn't Adachi fight anyone in his story mode except for the two Shos and
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** However in this case it may be not so much about what he is, but rather what he fears he will become, Yosuke's Shadow briefly turned murderous at first saying that the whole town should dissapear, and while Yosuke was certainly bored at the time, he wouldn't have gone that far, so in this case it's more of what Yu fears of what will happen, alternitavely the fact that it's because it's a fake and [[spoiler: [[UnreliableNarrator Kagutsuchi and Sho don't have anything to go on so they are simply trying to impose their own view of how Yu would act]]]]
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** However in this case it may be not so much about what he is, but rather what he fears he will become, Yosuke's Shadow briefly turned murderous at first saying that the whole town should dissapear, and while Yosuke was certainly bored at the time, he wouldn't have gone that far, so in this case it's more of what Yu fears of what will happen, alternitavely the fact that it's because it's a fake and [[spoiler: [[UnreliableNarrator Kagutsuchi and Sho don't have anything to go on so they are simply trying to impose their own view of how Yu would act]]]]act.]]
* Hi-no Kagutsuchi, at one careful glance, can be considered an even more terrifying presence than Nyarlathotep, even if he isn't. At least Nyarlathotep needs a bunch of people to spread lies for him so they become truth if they got spread far and wide enough. This guy? He's ''really'' emotionally manipulative, just by words and his power to telepathically communicate with his prey, combined with his power to temporarily shapeshift and hide his intent...and here you have a monstrosity fit for complete world destruction.
* Hi-no Kagutsuchi, at one careful glance, can be considered an even more terrifying presence than Nyarlathotep, even if he isn't. At least Nyarlathotep needs a bunch of people to spread lies for him so they become truth if they got spread far and wide enough. This guy? He's ''really'' emotionally manipulative, just by words and his power to telepathically communicate with his prey, combined with his power to temporarily shapeshift and hide his intent...and here you have a monstrosity fit for complete world destruction.
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* In Labrys' storymode the android bonds with a dog apparently abandoned by its master. Except the research base is on an island which presumably is not yet open to the public. So how did the dog get there?
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* In Labrys' storymode the android bonds with a dog apparently abandoned by its master. Except the research base is on an island which presumably is not yet open to the public. So how did the dog get there?there?
* Shadows and Personas are two forms of the same entity, with one turning into the other at the moment of self-acceptance. So how does Shadow Labrys have a Persona of her own, especially one that's different to normal Labrys'?
* Shadows and Personas are two forms of the same entity, with one turning into the other at the moment of self-acceptance. So how does Shadow Labrys have a Persona of her own, especially one that's different to normal Labrys'?
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* Mitsuru and Akihiko both can use specials even when their Personae are broken, in contrast to the other characters. This makes sense because unlike the others, they both have had years of training in what they do best (fencing and boxing respectively)!
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* Mitsuru and Akihiko both can use S.E.E.S members are capable of using specials even when their Personae are broken, in contrast without the need for a Persona, compared to the other characters. This makes sense because unlike Investigation Team who almost all need to use their Persona's in their specials. All of the others, they both S.E.E.S members have had years trained in some form of training in what they do best (fencing combat, and boxing respectively)!therefore don't need them to use their specials.
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* In several characters' stories in the original game, including his own, Teddie insists that "General Teddie" looks different from him. While he's clearly exaggerating, if you look at [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/megamitensei/images/e/eb/P4U_Fake_Teddie_Render.png/revision/latest?cb=20180128172225 the General]] compared to [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/megamitensei/images/e/e9/P4A_Teddie_Render.png/revision/latest?cb=20141208100734 the real deal]], you can notice some very minor differences, such as his ears being lower compared to his eyes, his inner ears being lighter than the rest of his ears, and his fur being just a bit messier.
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** Additionally, why does Adachi choose to [[PistolWhipping pistol whip]] rather than shoot his gun? Shooting anyone runs the risk of killing his opponent and going against [[TheAtoner his current goal]].
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** Additionally, why does Adachi choose to [[PistolWhipping pistol whip]] rather than shoot his gun? Shooting anyone runs the risk of killing his opponent and going against [[TheAtoner his current goal]].goal]]; take note that the only special he does that involves shooting is a shot towards the ground, which for all intents and purposes is non-lethal. [[FridgeLogic (This does not apply to Naoto.)]]
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** Additionally, why does Adachi choose to [[PistolWhipping pistol whip]] rather than shoot his gun? Shooting anyone runs the risk of killing his opponent and going against [[TheAtoner his current goal]].
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** However in this case it may be not so much about what he is, but rather what he fears he will become, Yosuke's Shadow briefly turned murderous at first saying that the whole town should dissapear, and while Yosuke was certainly bored at the time, he wouldn't have gone that far, so in this case it's more of what Yu fears of what will happen, alternitavely the fact that it's because it's a fake and [[spoiler: [[UnreliableNarrator Kagutsuchi and Sho don't have anything to go on so they are simply trying to impose thier own view of how Yu would act]]]]
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** However in this case it may be not so much about what he is, but rather what he fears he will become, Yosuke's Shadow briefly turned murderous at first saying that the whole town should dissapear, and while Yosuke was certainly bored at the time, he wouldn't have gone that far, so in this case it's more of what Yu fears of what will happen, alternitavely the fact that it's because it's a fake and [[spoiler: [[UnreliableNarrator Kagutsuchi and Sho don't have anything to go on so they are simply trying to impose thier their own view of how Yu would act]]]]
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** However in this case it may be not so much about what he is, but rather what he fears he will become, Yosuke's Shadow briefly turned murderous at first saying that the whole town should dissapear, and while Yosuke was certainly bored at the time, he wouldn't have gone that far, so in this case it's more of what Yu fears of what will happen, alternitavely the fact that it's because it's a fake and [[spoiler: [[UnreliableNarrator Kagutsuchi and Sho don't have anything to go on so they are simply trying to impose thier own view of how Yu would act]]]]
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* Just noticed this game's disc is a darker shade of yellow than the original's PS2 disc. Then I realized it's because the ''P4'' story just became DarkerAndEdgier.
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* Just noticed this game's disc is a darker shade of yellow than the original's PS2 [=PS2=] disc. Then I realized it's because the ''P4'' story just became DarkerAndEdgier.
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** In ''Ultimax'', Rise subverts this, since her idol agency released her measurements to the public.
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* In Labrys' storymode the android bonds with a dog apparently abandoned by its master. Except the research base is on an island which presumably is not yet open to the public. So how did the dog get there?
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* In Labrys' storymode the android bonds with a dog apparently abandoned by its master. Except the research base is on an island which presumably is not yet open to the public. So how did the dog get there?
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* Why, when story mode ''clearly'' uses "The Carnivore Who Discarded Womanhood" as Chie's RedBaron, does the game still use "The Spunky Dragon With Deadly Legs" in it's place? Chie was the one who was most displeased with her tagline.
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* Why, when story mode ''clearly'' uses "The Carnivore Who Discarded Womanhood" as Chie's RedBaron, does the game still use "The Spunky Dragon With Deadly Legs" in it's its place? Chie was the one who was most displeased with her tagline.
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*** It's apparently been stated in Trinity Soul that Personae can revert to their base forms through disuse. Considering the Investigation Team would have no reason to use their personae, it might've been a canon universe DiscontinuityNod (like Akihiko deciding to become a cop, like he was in Trinity Soul).
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* The Shadow Dopplegangers tend to be pretty decent recreations of each characters' Shadows. That said, as the Character Page points out, Shadow Yu is a psychopath...
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* The Shadow Dopplegangers tend to be pretty decent recreations of each characters' Shadows. That said, as the Character Page points out, Shadow Yu is a psychopath...and Shadow Aigis are psychopaths (with Shadow Yu also being massively power hungry)...
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* The Shadow Dopplegangers tend to be pretty decent recreations of each characters' Shadows. That said, as the Character Page points out, Shadow Yu is a psychopath...
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* Akihiko's weight is also not listed. This seems odd at first, but makes sense that, as a boxer, his weight may fluctuate wildly due to gaining/losing weight for training.
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* Shadow Yu. He's a BadBoss that mostly cares about power...............He's not a Shadow of Yu himself, he's the ''Player''. There's quite a few players who maxed all the Social links ''just'' for the more powerful personas. That's ''all'' the reason some of them have.
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*In the opening of ''Arena,'' none of the female characters weights are listed. Why? Because you never ask a woman her weight. Unless you want to get pummeled, of course.
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* Why don't Yu and Aigis change Personas outside of their Instant Kills? Consider Persona Q - Yu and Makoto can't change their main Personas (Izanagi and Orpheus) due to the other's presence with the power of the Wild Card. Aigis inherited Makoto's Wild Card, so the same thing happened. They can't use sub-Personas because a chance to visit the Velvet Room and fuse Personas wasn't really accessible, and they can change Personas for the instant kill because evolving the Persona was still possible (if not on-command).
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* Why two fighting tournaments as opposed to any other evil plot? Sho only knows how to develop bonds through fighting. He was subconsciously setting up situations where in his eyes their bonds would grow stronger and in the second game, he could bond with them.
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* Why two fighting tournaments as opposed to any other evil plot? Sho only knows how to develop bonds through fighting. He was subconsciously setting up situations where in his eyes their bonds would grow stronger and in the second game, he could bond with them. them.
** This is also the reason why he rejected his contract with the Velvet Room. You are only more powerful due to how you come to mutual understanding with another human being, but trying to do that while fighting is not possible (unless Sho's buddies would be {{BloodKnight}}s). If Sho doesn't learn how to interact with humans normally then his Wild Card would be ''extremely'' weak!
** This is also the reason why he rejected his contract with the Velvet Room. You are only more powerful due to how you come to mutual understanding with another human being, but trying to do that while fighting is not possible (unless Sho's buddies would be {{BloodKnight}}s). If Sho doesn't learn how to interact with humans normally then his Wild Card would be ''extremely'' weak!
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* Why is Yukari wearing her Pink Argus costume from ''[[ShowWithinAShow Phoenix Ranger Featherman Victory]]''? If someone saw her fighting Shadows and tried to tell people, no-one would believe that Pink Argus actually was running around fighting crime.
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* Why is Yukari wearing her Pink Argus costume from ''[[ShowWithinAShow Phoenix Ranger Featherman Victory]]''? If someone saw her fighting Shadows and tried to tell people, [[RefugeInAudacity no-one would believe that Pink Argus actually was running around fighting crime.crime]].
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* Why didn't Adachi fight anyone in his story mode except for the two Shos and [[spoiler: Hi-no-Kagutsuchi]]? He was trying to stop Sho's plan. If he fought too much, he'd be giving off Persona Fragments as well, and would only speed up his plan.
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* Why didn't Adachi fight anyone in his story mode except for the two Shos and [[spoiler: Hi-no-Kagutsuchi]]? He was trying to stop Sho's plan. If he fought too much, he'd be giving off Persona Fragments as well, and would only speed up his plan.plan.
* A lot of things about Aigis make sense in light of what we learn about Labrys: Aigis being able to talk to dogs seems like a strange ability at first, especially as she explicitly states that dogs have no language (and The Answer implies that she is merely understanding Koromaru's feelings, not his words). But then you learn that Labrys, whose memories are preserved inside Aigis, had a strong bond with a dog (one that bears something of a resemblance to Koromaru at that) and it makes sense why Aigis would have such a strong understanding of canine emotions. Also, Aigis being drawn to the pier at Yakushima makes sense when you learn that the last thing Labrys saw before being shut down was the ocean view from said pier.
* A lot of things about Aigis make sense in light of what we learn about Labrys: Aigis being able to talk to dogs seems like a strange ability at first, especially as she explicitly states that dogs have no language (and The Answer implies that she is merely understanding Koromaru's feelings, not his words). But then you learn that Labrys, whose memories are preserved inside Aigis, had a strong bond with a dog (one that bears something of a resemblance to Koromaru at that) and it makes sense why Aigis would have such a strong understanding of canine emotions. Also, Aigis being drawn to the pier at Yakushima makes sense when you learn that the last thing Labrys saw before being shut down was the ocean view from said pier.
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** Since no one else really loses to their shadow, presumably Yukari fought and beat Shadow Rise and got challenged by Shadow Yukari before she had a chance to catch her breathe.
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* Why didn't Adachi fight anyone in his story mode except for the two Shos and [[spoiler: Hi-no-Kagutsuchi]]? He was trying to stop Sho's plan. If he fought too much, he'd be giving off Persona Fragments as well, and would only speed up his plan.
