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15th Apr '13 1:40:43 PM Bookyangel2438

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* ''{{Persona 4}}'' pulls off a string of moving moments, from the beginning of the final kidnapping. [[spoiler: You finally get the opportunity to tell the truth to your uncle about what has happened, only to watch it come just a tad too late for his daughter, who is kidnapped and thrown into the TV world.]] You chase down the guy who is responsible for the people being thrown in, and he seems certifiably insane. Upon completeing the rescue arc, you reach the scene that is a [[CrowningMomentOfAwesome CMoA]] for the game's creators. [[spoiler: It was too late for Nanako, who dies in her hospital room with you, Teddie, and her father at her side. As Ryotaro walks calmly out of the room, your team realizes he is going to talk to Namatame, who threw Nanako in in the first place.]] As the police hall him off to his room, they leave the suspect unguarded, prompting you and the others to enter the room for a grand confrontation. This is the ending fork for the bad or normal ending. Take it from this troper, it's kind of hard to read the options the game gives you with tears in your eyes. But it isn't over yet. [[spoiler: If you make the right decisions, you get to cry tears of joy as Nanako is miraculously resurrected by the will of Teddie, who has finally realized what he is: a Shadow... with a Persona]]. As Igor states, the Velvet Room is no place for beings without an Ego. So, only humans can enter.

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* ''{{Persona 4}}'' pulls off a string of moving moments, from the beginning of the final kidnapping. [[spoiler: You finally get the opportunity to tell the truth to your uncle about what has happened, only to watch it come just a tad too late for his daughter, who is kidnapped and thrown into the TV world.]] You chase down the guy who is responsible for the people being thrown in, and he seems certifiably insane. Upon completeing the rescue arc, you reach the scene that is a [[CrowningMomentOfAwesome CMoA]] for the game's creators. [[spoiler: It was too late for Nanako, who dies in her hospital room with you, Teddie, and her father at her side. As Ryotaro walks calmly out of the room, your team realizes he is going to talk to Namatame, who threw Nanako in in the first place.]] As the police hall him off to his room, they leave the suspect unguarded, prompting you and the others to enter the room for a grand confrontation. This is the ending fork for the bad or normal ending. But it isn't over yet. [[spoiler: If you make the right decisions, you get to cry tears of joy as Nanako is miraculously resurrected by the will of Teddie, who has finally realized what he is: a Shadow... with a Persona]]. As Igor states, the Velvet Room is no place for beings without an Ego. So, only humans can enter.

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*** The Sun Link again has a chance to be a very moving one, if you choose the Drama Club. [[spoiler: Yumi is dealing with her personal issues of a father who abandoned her, but is now dying. Through the course of the S-link, she begins to truly appreciate and accept her father as his condition gets worse. In the end, she thanks him for the gift of her own life as he dies with her at his side]]. One of the many examples of why the Social Link stories are what this troper loves most about these games.
** This troper found the final battle quite touching. [[spoiler: After wearing Izanami's HP down to almost nothing, she starts targeting the protagonist with an unblockable instant death attack every turn. One by one, the other party members [[HeroicSacrifice shove you out of the way]] and are sucked down into some misty dark world. And then it ''hits you anyway'']].
*** After you're [[spoiler:hit by the instant death attack, all your friends and family tell you how much you mean to them and convince you to fight against Izanami one last time]]; that's when I cried.

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* When [[spoiler: Nanako is kidnapped and Dojima is in hospital from trying to save her, the MC returns to an empty house. No Nanako cheerfully calling out 'Hi big bro!'. No Dojima chillaxing and drinking coffee. Even the ''music'' changes to a slower, sadder version, and it is ''heartbreaking''.]] This troper burst into tears the first time she played that part.
** Same here. And it's especially poignant since [[spoiler: many considered Nanako kind of annoying the first few hours of the game. "GOd, she says that EVERY TIME!" is what I, among others, told myself. But you get so used to it, and through her social link you get to see just how sad this child is. You help her through it, you help mend a tiny broken family... and then tragedy strikes and you come home to that empty house and you realize just how much you actually loved your "lil' sis", and how true the old "you never know what you have until it's gone" cliché can ring.]] This troper had to sob into a pillow for a solid minute the first time he returned home after the abduction.

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30th Mar '13 9:15:56 PM tatiana

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