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Characters from ''Persona 4: Arena Ultimax'' are featured in the MassiveMultiplayerCrossover ''VideoGame/BlazBlueCrossTagBattle''. Several game, ''VideoGame/BlazBlueCrossTagBattle'', including characters first that appeared in ''Arena'' are in the game, including and Tohru Adachi, who was first included in ''Ultimax''.
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** Surprisingly averted when it comes to Yosuke - other than getting sneezed on by Teddie, he generally avoids suffering any humiliations this time, until the epilogue when [[spoiler:Teddie loudly & repeatedly asks Yosuke if he's looking for more nurse magazines whilst looking for college literature]].
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** Surprisingly averted when it comes to Yosuke - other than getting sneezed on by Teddie, he generally avoids suffering any humiliations this time, until the epilogue when [[spoiler:Teddie loudly & and repeatedly asks Yosuke if he's looking for more nurse magazines whilst looking for college literature]].
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** Also being a CallForward due to the game being set before ''Ultimax'', but after in development, Teddie's nicknames for the rest of the Shadow Operatives are the same ones he gives the party in VideoGame/PersonaQShadowOfTheLabyrinth.
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** Also being a CallForward due to the game being set before ''Ultimax'', but after in development, Teddie's nicknames for the rest of the Shadow Operatives are the same ones he gives the party in VideoGame/PersonaQShadowOfTheLabyrinth.''VideoGame/PersonaQShadowOfTheLabyrinth''.
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** As the Dojimas & the rest of the Investigation Team see Yu off at the train station, Yu mentions his plans to come back in the summer, when the True Ending epilogue took place in ''Golden''.
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** As the Dojimas & and the rest of the Investigation Team see Yu off at the train station, Yu mentions his plans to come back in the summer, when the True Ending epilogue took place in ''Golden''.
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* ColorMotif: ''Ultimax'' uses blue and yellow, as a CrossOver of ''Persona 3'' and ''Persona 4''.
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* ColorMotif: ''Ultimax'' uses blue and yellow, as a CrossOver crossover of ''Persona 3'' and ''Persona 4''.
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* EarnYourHappyEnding: For the Persona 3 and 4 game series as a whole. [[spoiler:The group finally defeats Sho, Minazuki, and Kagatsuchi, with the chance that Sho will be redeemed. Adachi returns to jail peacefully and begins to realize he too is capable of forming bonds, the Shadow Operatives and Investigation team have cleaned up all, at least up to now, threats related to their adventures, and Elizabeth is another step closer to her goal.]]
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* EarnYourHappyEnding: For the Persona 3 ''Persona 3'' and 4 ''4'' game series as a whole. [[spoiler:The group finally defeats Sho, Minazuki, and Kagatsuchi, Kagutsuchi, with the chance that Sho will be redeemed. Adachi returns to jail peacefully and begins to realize he too is capable of forming bonds, the Shadow Operatives and Investigation team have cleaned up all, at least up to now, threats related to their adventures, and Elizabeth is another step closer to her goal.]]
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** The announcer tries to say things in English with...fairly middling results, since he has trouble with even Japanese names. Particularly painful examples are Shadow Labrys[[note]]Shaa-doe Rab-ris[[/note]], Marie[[note]]Either Mary or ''Larry''[[/note]] and Negative Penalty[[note]]Ne-gah-tive Pen-aal-tee[[/note]]. There's also an occasionnal glitch with Ken's name (or he just gave up), since he's called ''Margaret'' by him.
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** The announcer tries to say things in English with...fairly middling results, since he has trouble with even Japanese names. Particularly painful examples are Shadow Labrys[[note]]Shaa-doe Rab-ris[[/note]], Marie[[note]]Either Mary or ''Larry''[[/note]] and Negative Penalty[[note]]Ne-gah-tive Pen-aal-tee[[/note]]. There's also an occasionnal occasional glitch with Ken's name (or he just gave up), name, since he's called ''Margaret'' by him.
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** It also spoils [[spoiler:Shinjiro and the [=P3MC=]'s deaths, as they're conspicuously absent]].
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* MeaningfulName: [[spoiler:Kagutsuchi]] is the name of a god whose mother died giving birth to him, a fitting name for the AnthropomorphicPersonification of "breaking bonds".
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* MeaningfulName: [[spoiler:Kagutsuchi]] is the name of a god whose mother died giving birth to him, a fitting name for the AnthropomorphicPersonification of "breaking bonds". Even more fittingly, [[spoiler:Kagutsuchi is the name of Izanami and Izanagi's child in Japanese mythology. Kagutsuchi's plans actively hurt Marie, who is an incarnation of Izanami, and is defeated by Yu and Adachi wielding Izanagi and Magatsu Izanagi respectively]].
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** Minazuki's OneHitKill seems to be a [[http://youtu.be/pnDpZypLDho combination]] of [[VideoGame/BlazBlue Hazama's, Terumi's, and Ragna's Astrals]]. Also while during it, Minazuki uses a pose resembling Dio from ''VideoGame/JoJosBizarreAdventureHeritageForTheFuture''.
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** Minazuki's OneHitKill seems to be a [[http://youtu.be/pnDpZypLDho combination]] combination of [[VideoGame/BlazBlue Hazama's, Terumi's, and Ragna's Astrals]]. Also while during it, Minazuki uses a pose resembling Dio from ''VideoGame/JoJosBizarreAdventureHeritageForTheFuture''.
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** Rise sings "True Story" from ''Golden'' & her introductory episode in ''The Animation''. However, whilst the Western release of ''Golden'' translated the lyrics into suitable English, the dub of ''The Animation'' used the original Japanese song instead - here, the song uses the same English recording from ''Golden''.
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** Rise sings "True Story" from ''Golden'' & and her introductory episode in ''The Animation''. However, whilst the Western release of ''Golden'' translated the lyrics into suitable English, the dub of ''The Animation'' used the original Japanese song instead - here, the song uses the same English recording from ''Golden''.
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* PlayingWithFire: Ken and Koromaru have a fire super. [[ContinuityNod In keeping with the original role-playing games]], the super begins from Koromaru's position, not Ken's -- it was Koromaru who learned fire abilities, not Ken.
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* PlayingWithFire: PlayingWithFire:
** Ken and Koromaru have a fire super. [[ContinuityNod In keeping with the original role-playing games]], the super begins from Koromaru's position, not Ken's -- it was Koromaru who learned fire abilities, not Ken.
** Ken and Koromaru have a fire super. [[ContinuityNod In keeping with the original role-playing games]], the super begins from Koromaru's position, not Ken's -- it was Koromaru who learned fire abilities, not Ken.
** Yukiko has her Agi abilities from her previous appearance in ''Arena''.
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* PosthumousCharacter: [[spoiler:Ikutsuki, who died in ''Persona 3'', appears in Sho's backstory]].
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* PosthumousCharacter: [[spoiler:Ikutsuki, Ikutsuki, who died in ''Persona 3'', appears [[spoiler:appears in Sho's backstory]].
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** Tohru Adachi, who had a guest appearance in the arcade build of ''Ultimax'', becomes a DLC character in the home console version of the game.
** Margaret, who played a supporting role in ''Arena'''s story, becomes a DLC character in ''Ultimax''.
** Margaret, who played a supporting role in ''Arena'''s story, becomes a DLC character in ''Ultimax''.
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** Tohru Adachi, who a non-playable boss from the original game and had a guest appearance in the arcade build of ''Ultimax'', becomes a DLC character in the home console version of the game.
** Margaret, who played a supporting role in the original game and ''Arena'''s story, becomes a DLCcharacter fighter in ''Ultimax''.
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* SplitMindSplitPowers: Sho Minazuki has two identities of which only one, the "Minazuki" personality, can use a Persona, Tsukuyomi. The "Sho" personality, on the other hand, is a BadassNormal.
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* SplitMindSplitPowers: SplitMindSplitPowers:
** Sho Minazuki has two identities of which only one, the "Minazuki" personality, can use a Persona, Tsukuyomi. The "Sho" personality, on the other hand, is a BadassNormal. [[spoiler:In the True Ending of story mode, the two personalities merge together, with Sho gaining access to Minazuki's persona, implying Minazuki was actually Sho's shadow.]]
** [[spoiler:Shadow Labrys from the previous game ends up becoming this. While she became Ariadne, Shadow Labrys eventually hijacks Labrys' actual body when Sho tries taking control of her, which then has her call upon Asterius as her Persona instead of Ariadne.]]
** Sho Minazuki has two identities of which only one, the "Minazuki" personality, can use a Persona, Tsukuyomi. The "Sho" personality, on the other hand, is a BadassNormal. [[spoiler:In the True Ending of story mode, the two personalities merge together, with Sho gaining access to Minazuki's persona, implying Minazuki was actually Sho's shadow.]]
** [[spoiler:Shadow Labrys from the previous game ends up becoming this. While she became Ariadne, Shadow Labrys eventually hijacks Labrys' actual body when Sho tries taking control of her, which then has her call upon Asterius as her Persona instead of Ariadne.]]
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* SuperMode: Several returning from the first game. Junpei has Victory Cry.
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''Persona 4: Arena Ultimax'', or ''Persona 4: The Ultimax Ultra Suplex Hold'' in Japan, is the sequel to ''VideoGame/Persona4Arena''. It was released as a [[NoExportForYou Japanese arcade location test]] in August 2013. A console port for UsefulNotes/PlayStation3 and UsefulNotes/XBox360 was released in Japan on August 28, 2014, with an international release soon afterward. UsefulNotes/PlayStation4, UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch, and {{UsefulNotes/Steam}} ports were announced at The Game Awards 2021 and released on March 17th, 2022. The re-released version is based upon the final revision of the Japanese arcade version, version 2.50, which was never released outside of [[NoPortForYou the arcade]] or [[NoExportForYou Japan]], and includes all previous DLC, allowing players worldwide to finally experience the "complete" version of the game. A update for the [=PS4=] and Steam versions in early August that year added in rollback netcode, similar to what was done for ''VideoGame/BlazBlueCentralFiction'' and ''VideoGame/BlazBlueCrossTagBattle''.
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''Persona 4: Arena Ultimax'', or ''Persona 4: The Ultimax Ultra Suplex Hold'' in Japan, is the sequel to ''VideoGame/Persona4Arena''. It was released as a [[NoExportForYou Japanese arcade location test]] in August 2013. A console port for UsefulNotes/PlayStation3 Platform/PlayStation3 and UsefulNotes/XBox360 Platform/XBox360 was released in Japan on August 28, 2014, with an international release soon afterward. UsefulNotes/PlayStation4, UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch, Platform/PlayStation4, Platform/NintendoSwitch, and {{UsefulNotes/Steam}} {{Platform/Steam}} ports were announced at The Game Awards 2021 and released on March 17th, 2022. The re-released version is based upon the final revision of the Japanese arcade version, version 2.50, which was never released outside of [[NoPortForYou the arcade]] or [[NoExportForYou Japan]], and includes all previous DLC, allowing players worldwide to finally experience the "complete" version of the game. A update for the [=PS4=] and Steam versions in early August that year added in rollback netcode, similar to what was done for ''VideoGame/BlazBlueCentralFiction'' and ''VideoGame/BlazBlueCrossTagBattle''.
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* {{Feelies}}: People who pre-ordered ''Ultimax'' got a Teddie boxing balloon and eleven Tarot cards depicting the Major Arcana as they look in the series.
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** Naoto points out that there might be more people like Sho out there.
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** Naoto points out that there might be more people like Sho out there. ''VideoGame/Persona5'' would prove her right.
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** Minazuki's OneHitKill seems to be a [[http://youtu.be/pnDpZypLDho combination]] of [[VideoGame/BlazBlue Hazama's, Terumi's, and Ragna's Astrals]]. Also while during it, Minazuki uses a pose resembling Dio from the ''Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventure'' fighting game.
** In ''Ultimax'', Yu got a secret super which plays out exactly like [[VideoGame/GuiltyGear Order-Sol's]] "Dragon Install Sekkai" super, or for {{Creator/SNK}} fans, [[VideoGame/FatalFury Gesse/Rock's]] Deadly Rave.
** [[spoiler:This isn't the first SMT game to base a character after the rather unknown Kagutsuchi. Before this, he was also [[VideoGame/ShinMegamiTenseiIIINocturne an avatar of YHVH.]]]]
** In ''Ultimax'', Yu got a secret super which plays out exactly like [[VideoGame/GuiltyGear Order-Sol's]] "Dragon Install Sekkai" super, or for {{Creator/SNK}} fans, [[VideoGame/FatalFury Gesse/Rock's]] Deadly Rave.
** [[spoiler:This isn't the first SMT game to base a character after the rather unknown Kagutsuchi. Before this, he was also [[VideoGame/ShinMegamiTenseiIIINocturne an avatar of YHVH.]]]]
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** Minazuki's OneHitKill seems to be a [[http://youtu.be/pnDpZypLDho combination]] of [[VideoGame/BlazBlue Hazama's, Terumi's, and Ragna's Astrals]]. Also while during it, Minazuki uses a pose resembling Dio from the ''Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventure'' fighting game.
''VideoGame/JoJosBizarreAdventureHeritageForTheFuture''.
** In ''Ultimax'', Yu got a secret super which plays out exactly like[[VideoGame/GuiltyGear [[VideoGame/GuiltyGearXX Order-Sol's]] "Dragon Install Sekkai" super, or for {{Creator/SNK}} fans, [[VideoGame/FatalFury Gesse/Rock's]] Deadly Rave.
** [[spoiler:This isn't the firstSMT ''SMT'' game to base a character after the rather unknown Kagutsuchi. Hinokagutsuchi. Before this, he was both a recurring demon and also [[VideoGame/ShinMegamiTenseiIIINocturne an avatar of YHVH.]]]]YHVH]] (though simply shortened as Kagutsuchi in that game).]]
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** In Golden Arena Mode, fighting a Shadow of the character you're playing as or vice versa will result in "I'll Face Myself" playing if you're using a ''Persona 4'' character. For the Persona 3 crew, the game will play the ''The Answer'' remix of "Mass Destruction".
** Akihiko is mentioned to have ambitions to work as a police officer, likely as a small nod to ''Anime/PersonaTrinitySoul'', where he works as an actual police officer.
* NoOneElseIsThatDumb: When Kanji and Shadow Kanji each pretend to be the real deal, Yukiko holds an impromptu quiz show with questions about Inaba to determine which is the fake. Her last question is a math problem; when the Shadow gets it right, she proclaims he's the fake since the real Kanji would never be able to do the math so easily.
** Akihiko is mentioned to have ambitions to work as a police officer, likely as a small nod to ''Anime/PersonaTrinitySoul'', where he works as an actual police officer.
* NoOneElseIsThatDumb: When Kanji and Shadow Kanji each pretend to be the real deal, Yukiko holds an impromptu quiz show with questions about Inaba to determine which is the fake. Her last question is a math problem; when the Shadow gets it right, she proclaims he's the fake since the real Kanji would never be able to do the math so easily.
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** In Golden Arena Mode, fighting a Shadow of the character you're playing as or vice versa will result in "I'll Face Myself" playing if you're using a ''Persona 4'' character. For the Persona 3 ''Persona 3'' crew, the game will play the ''The Answer'' remix of "Mass Destruction".
** Akihiko is mentioned to have ambitions to work as a police officer,likely as which is not only a ContinuityNod from his Story Mode's path in the original game, but also a small nod to ''Anime/PersonaTrinitySoul'', where he works as an actual police officer.
* NoOneElseIsThatDumb: When Kanji and Shadow Kanji each pretend to be the real deal, Yukiko holds an impromptu quiz show with questions about Inaba to determine which is the fake. Her last question is a math problem; when the Shadow gets it right, she proclaims he's the fake since the real Kanji would never be able to do the math so easily.
** Akihiko is mentioned to have ambitions to work as a police officer,
* NoOneElseIsThatDumb: When Kanji and Shadow Kanji each pretend to be the real deal, Yukiko holds an impromptu quiz show with questions about Inaba to determine which is the fake. Her last question is a math problem; when the Shadow gets it right, she proclaims he's the fake since the real Kanji would never be able to do the math so easily.
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* PreviousPlayerCharacterCameo: ''Ultimax'' brings back all of the surviving SEES members who missed out on the P-1 Grand Prix.
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* PreviousPlayerCharacterCameo: ''Ultimax'' brings back all of the surviving SEES members who missed out on the P-1 Grand Prix.Prix and makes them playable characters.
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* ThemeMusicPowerUp: In ''Ultimax'', it's now "Time To Make History" from ''Persona 4 Golden''. "Fog" from ''Arena'' can still be chosen.
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* AWinnerIsYou: Ultimax lets everyone do their own "Congratulations!" messages after the credits when playing arcade mode.
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* AWinnerIsYou: Ultimax ''Ultimax'' lets everyone do their own "Congratulations!" messages after the credits when playing arcade mode.
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* MultiSlotCharacter: Alongside Labrys and Shadow Labrys returning from the previous game ([[spoiler:with this game's story mode revealing that the latter has become a split personality of Labrys that can control the former's body and call upon Asterius as her Persona]]), this game adds Sho Minazuki, who has two playable variants. There's SHO Minazuki (The Rule-Smashing Pun Machine) and his SplitPersonality Sho MINAZUKI (The Scar-Faced Dark Messiah). SHO doesn't have a Persona to use, so his moveset is entirely physical, while MINAZUKI shares the same moveset and incorporates his Persona, Tsukiyomi's, [[CastingAShadow darkness-based]] moves. The true end of ''Ultimax'''s story mode reveals that [[spoiler:after the defeat of the true villain behind the game's plot, Sho can't sense Minazuki anymore, and that he now has access to Tsukiyomi as his Persona. It's implied that Minazuki became Tsukiyomi, and that Minazuki was Sho's Shadow. This is followed up with a TrueFinalBoss fight against Sho, where he uses his physical-based gameplay style while also having access to Tsukiyomi's power, though this variant isn't playable and can only be fought in the game's story mode]].
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** Minazuki's OneHitKill seems to be a [[http://youtu.be/pnDpZypLDho combination]] of [[VideoGame/BlazBlue Hazama's, Terumi's, and Ragna's Astrals]]. Also while during it, Minazuki uses a pose resembling Dio from the Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventure ''Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventure'' fighting game.
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** Shadow Yukiko tells Chie that she needs her to "die for me," a reference to the Demon Alice's CatchPhrase.
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** Sho Minazuki[[spoiler:, who Minazuki, [[spoiler:who was the Eerie Voice back in ''Arena'',]] ''Arena'']], becomes a playable character in ''Ultimax''.
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* AnotherSideAnotherStory: The events of the P-1 Climax are different depending on if you play story mode from the Investigation Team's perspective (Episode P4), the Shadow Operatives' perspective (Episode P3) or Adachi's perspective (Episode Adachi), [[spoiler: though once you beat the first two you unlock a "True Ending" on the Investigation Team's side.]]
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* AnotherSideAnotherStory: The events of the P-1 Climax are different depending on if you play story mode from the Investigation Team's perspective (Episode P4), the Shadow Operatives' perspective (Episode P3) or Adachi's perspective (Episode Adachi), [[spoiler: though [[spoiler:though once you beat the first two you unlock a "True Ending" on the Investigation Team's side.]]
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* EarnYourHappyEnding: For the Persona 3 and 4 game series as a whole. [[spoiler: The group finally defeats Sho, Minazuki, and Kagatsuchi, with the chance that Sho will be redeemed. Adachi returns to jail peacefully and begins to realize he too is capable of forming bonds, the Shadow Operatives and Investigation team have cleaned up all, at least up to now, threats related to their adventures, and Elizabeth is another step closer to her goal.]]
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* EarnYourHappyEnding: For the Persona 3 and 4 game series as a whole. [[spoiler: The [[spoiler:The group finally defeats Sho, Minazuki, and Kagatsuchi, with the chance that Sho will be redeemed. Adachi returns to jail peacefully and begins to realize he too is capable of forming bonds, the Shadow Operatives and Investigation team have cleaned up all, at least up to now, threats related to their adventures, and Elizabeth is another step closer to her goal.]]
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* FriendshipHatingAntagonist: The main antagonist [[spoiler: Sho Minazuki]] is working with the Malevolent Voice in order to grant his desire: [[OmnicidalManiac to destroy the human race.]] [[spoiler:Sho]] claims to be a person who rejects all bonds due to [[spoiler:his adoptive father Ikutsuki using him as a test subject, eventually causing the boy to develop a split personality and a desire to destroy humanity.]] As Webcomic/Persona4TW [[https://personaftw.thecomicseries.com/comics/2294/ points out]], Sho and his alter MINAZUKI only got as far as they did [[{{Irony}} because they had a bond.]]
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* FriendshipHatingAntagonist: The main antagonist [[spoiler: Sho [[spoiler:Sho Minazuki]] is working with the Malevolent Voice in order to grant his desire: [[OmnicidalManiac to destroy the human race.]] [[spoiler:Sho]] claims to be a person who rejects all bonds due to [[spoiler:his adoptive father Ikutsuki using him as a test subject, eventually causing the boy to develop a split personality and a desire to destroy humanity.]] As Webcomic/Persona4TW [[https://personaftw.thecomicseries.com/comics/2294/ points out]], Sho and his alter MINAZUKI only got as far as they did [[{{Irony}} because they had a bond.]]
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* TheManBehindTheMan: [[spoiler: Ikutsuki turns out to be an important character in Sho's backstory]].
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* PosthumousCharacter: [[spoiler: Ikutsuki, who died in ''Persona 3'', appears in Sho's backstory]].
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* PosthumousCharacter: [[spoiler: Ikutsuki, [[spoiler:Ikutsuki, who died in ''Persona 3'', appears in Sho's backstory]].
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* TheVillainSucksSong: [[SomethingSomethingLeonardBernstein It's hard to tell without looking up the lyrics]], but the main theme "Break out of..." is actually one for Sho. Sort-of combined with VillainSong, as the rap segments are from Sho's perspective giving the main singer a ShutUpKirk. [[spoiler: This makes its use during the TrueFinalBoss battle between Sho and Yu particularly fitting.]]
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* TheVillainSucksSong: [[SomethingSomethingLeonardBernstein It's hard to tell without looking up the lyrics]], but the main theme "Break out of..." is actually one for Sho. Sort-of combined with VillainSong, as the rap segments are from Sho's perspective giving the main singer a ShutUpKirk. [[spoiler: This [[spoiler:This makes its use during the TrueFinalBoss battle between Sho and Yu particularly fitting.]]
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* FriendshipHatingAntagonist: The main antagonist [[spoiler: Sho Minazuki]] is working with the Malevolent Voice in order to grant his desire: [[OmnicidalManiac to destroy the human race.]] [[spoiler:Sho]] claims to be a person who rejects all bonds due to [[spoiler:his adoptive father Ikutsuki using him as a test subject, eventually causing the boy to develop a split personality and a desire to destroy humanity.]] As Webcomic/Persona4TW [[https://personaftw.thecomicseries.com/comics/2294/ points out]], Sho and his alter MINAZUKI only got as far as they did [[{{Irony}} because they had a bond.]]
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* From ''VideoGame/{{Persona 3}}'': [[BatterUp Junpei Iori]], [[TheStraightAndArrowPath Yukari Takeba]], [[BladeOnAStick Ken Amada]] [[TheDividual and]] [[CutlassBetweenTheTeeth Koromaru]]
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* From ''VideoGame/{{Persona 3}}'': [[BatterUp Junpei Iori]], [[TheStraightAndArrowPath Yukari Takeba]], [[BladeOnAStick Ken Amada]] [[TheDividual and]] Amada and [[CutlassBetweenTheTeeth Koromaru]]
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* AmbiguousSituation: In the opening of Episode P3, Junpei is shown dreaming about marrying Chidori; as Chidori dies in the original ''VideoGame/Persona3'' but can be saved in ''FES'' and ''Portable'', it's left unclear if he's dreaming about his future with her or what-could-have-been.
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** Akihiko is mentioned to have ambitions to work as a police officer, likely a small nod to ''Anime/PersonaTrinitySoul'', where he works as an actual police officer.
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** Akihiko is mentioned to have ambitions to work as a police officer, likely as a small nod to ''Anime/PersonaTrinitySoul'', where he works as an actual police officer.
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* OpposingCombatPhilosophies: Mitsuru, being the leader of disciplined soldiers who fight for a living, doesn't realize that the militia that is the Investigation Team will defy her request to stay out of Inaba's trouble. The Team might have acceded if they were Mitsuru's subordinates, but they're ''not''- they're foreign civilians who want to protect their town themselves, even though they know the Shadow Operatives can be trusted.
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* OpposingCombatPhilosophies: Mitsuru, being As the leader of disciplined soldiers who fight for a living, doesn't realize that the militia that is Mitsuru has to tell the Investigation Team will defy to let her request to stay out of people handle Inaba's trouble. The Team might have acceded if they were Mitsuru's subordinates, but they're ''not''- they're foreign civilians who want problems. And as a local militia motivated to protect their town themselves, even though they the Investigation Team has to disobey her and get involved anyway. Both sides know this, but for protocol's sake Mitsuru asks anyway and the Shadow Operatives can be trusted.Team pretend to agree.
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* PurelyAestheticGlasses: Glasses are an equippable accesory for all characters, regardeless if they need them or not.
* RevenueEnhancingDevices: Three characters exist only as paid DLC, despite being on the disc from the getgo.
* RevenueEnhancingDevices: Three characters exist only as paid DLC, despite being on the disc from the getgo.
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* PurelyAestheticGlasses: Glasses are an equippable accesory accessory for all characters, regardeless regardless if they need them or not.
* RevenueEnhancingDevices: Three characters exist only as paid DLC, despite being on the disc from thegetgo.get-go.
* RevenueEnhancingDevices: Three characters exist only as paid DLC, despite being on the disc from the
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* OpposingCombatPhilosophies: Mitsuru, being the leader of disciplined soldiers who fight for a living, doesn't realize that the militia that is the Investigation Team will defy her request to stay out of Inaba's trouble. The Team might have acceded if they were Mitsuru's subordinates, but they're ''not''- they're foreign civilians who want to protect their town themselves, even though they know the Shadow Operatives can be trusted.
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* PuppetFighter: Ken breaks Arena's gameplay tradition with no standalone persona attacks. His C and D buttons are reserved for control of ''Koromaru''. He's the most traditional PuppetFighter in the game and many of his most damaging combos (and punishes) rely on placing the opponent between himself and Koromaru. Unlike Shadow Labrys, Ken can remove his puppet from the screen. His persona attacks are limited to a follow-up move and the healing spell Mediarama (which restores Koromaru's health along with Ken's). [[DamnYouMuscleMemory All but one of his supers are inputted with the A or B buttons, not C or D, unlike the rest of the roster.]]
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* PuppetFighter: Ken breaks Arena's gameplay tradition with by having no standalone persona attacks. His C and D buttons are reserved for control of ''Koromaru''. He's the most traditional PuppetFighter in the game and many of his most damaging combos (and punishes) rely on placing the opponent between himself and Koromaru. Unlike Shadow Labrys, Ken can remove his puppet from the screen. His persona attacks are limited to a follow-up move and the healing spell Mediarama (which restores Koromaru's health along with Ken's). [[DamnYouMuscleMemory All but one of his supers are inputted with the A or B buttons, not C or D, unlike the rest of the roster.]]
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* RunningGag: As a continuation from the previous game, the Shadow Operatives' outfits make them stand out like a sore thumb among the assembled Persona users and even the members themselves commented about their teammates' outfits. Unlike Akihiko and Mitsuru however, Yukari and Junpei have no time to change before they are called for the operation and are rather self-conscious about their outfits.
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''Persona 4: Arena Ultimax'', or ''Persona 4: The Ultimax Ultra Suplex Hold'' in Japan, is the sequel to ''VideoGame/Persona4Arena''. It was released as a [[NoExportForYou Japanese arcade location test]] in August 2013. A console port for UsefulNotes/PlayStation3 and UsefulNotes/XBox360 was released in Japan on August 28, 2014, with an international release soon afterward. UsefulNotes/PlayStation4, UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch, and {{UsefulNotes/Steam}} ports were announced at The Game Awards 2021 and released on March 17th, 2022. The re-released version is based upon the final revision of the Japanese arcade version, version 2.50, which was never released outside of the arcade or Japan, and includes all previous DLC, allowing players worldwide to finally experience the "complete" version of the game. A update for the [=PS4=] and Steam versions in early August that year added in rollback netcode, similar to what was done for ''VideoGame/BlazBlueCentralFiction'' and ''VideoGame/BlazBlueCrossTagBattle''.
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''Persona 4: Arena Ultimax'', or ''Persona 4: The Ultimax Ultra Suplex Hold'' in Japan, is the sequel to ''VideoGame/Persona4Arena''. It was released as a [[NoExportForYou Japanese arcade location test]] in August 2013. A console port for UsefulNotes/PlayStation3 and UsefulNotes/XBox360 was released in Japan on August 28, 2014, with an international release soon afterward. UsefulNotes/PlayStation4, UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch, and {{UsefulNotes/Steam}} ports were announced at The Game Awards 2021 and released on March 17th, 2022. The re-released version is based upon the final revision of the Japanese arcade version, version 2.50, which was never released outside of [[NoPortForYou the arcade arcade]] or Japan, [[NoExportForYou Japan]], and includes all previous DLC, allowing players worldwide to finally experience the "complete" version of the game. A update for the [=PS4=] and Steam versions in early August that year added in rollback netcode, similar to what was done for ''VideoGame/BlazBlueCentralFiction'' and ''VideoGame/BlazBlueCrossTagBattle''.
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** ''A Fool or Clown?'' for Tohru Adachi.
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** ''A Fool ''Fool or Clown?'' for Tohru Adachi.
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rollback now released for PS 4 and in beta for PC
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''Persona 4: Arena Ultimax'', or ''Persona 4: The Ultimax Ultra Suplex Hold'' in Japan, is the sequel to ''VideoGame/Persona4Arena''. It was released as a [[NoExportForYou Japanese arcade location test]] in August 2013. A console port for UsefulNotes/PlayStation3 and UsefulNotes/XBox360 was released in Japan on August 28, 2014, with an international release soon afterward. UsefulNotes/PlayStation4, UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch, and {{UsefulNotes/Steam}} ports were announced at The Game Awards 2021 and released on March 17th, 2022. The re-released version is based upon the final revision of the Japanese arcade version, version 2.50, which was never released outside of the arcade or Japan, and includes all previous DLC, allowing players worldwide to finally experience the "complete" version of the game. A future update for the [=PS4=] and Steam versions is set to add in rollback netcode in Summer 2022, similar to what was done for ''VideoGame/BlazBlueCentralFiction'' and ''VideoGame/BlazBlueCrossTagBattle''.
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''Persona 4: Arena Ultimax'', or ''Persona 4: The Ultimax Ultra Suplex Hold'' in Japan, is the sequel to ''VideoGame/Persona4Arena''. It was released as a [[NoExportForYou Japanese arcade location test]] in August 2013. A console port for UsefulNotes/PlayStation3 and UsefulNotes/XBox360 was released in Japan on August 28, 2014, with an international release soon afterward. UsefulNotes/PlayStation4, UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch, and {{UsefulNotes/Steam}} ports were announced at The Game Awards 2021 and released on March 17th, 2022. The re-released version is based upon the final revision of the Japanese arcade version, version 2.50, which was never released outside of the arcade or Japan, and includes all previous DLC, allowing players worldwide to finally experience the "complete" version of the game. A future update for the [=PS4=] and Steam versions is set to add in early August that year added in rollback netcode in Summer 2022, netcode, similar to what was done for ''VideoGame/BlazBlueCentralFiction'' and ''VideoGame/BlazBlueCrossTagBattle''.
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** Each new character has a set of [=DLC=] pallete swaps that serve as individual shout outs to ''VideoGame/GuiltyGear'', ''VideoGame/BlazBlue'', and three from ''Persona'' games:
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** Each new character has a set of [=DLC=] pallete palette swaps that serve as individual shout outs to ''VideoGame/GuiltyGear'', ''VideoGame/BlazBlue'', and three from ''Persona'' games:
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* MoralDissonance: PlayedForLaughs. Yukiko, who is normally about accepting yourself and others, for some reason, assumes all people with beards are perverts.
-->'''Yukiko:''' Hold on, Rise-chan! He has a beard, but he's not a creep!
-->'''Yukiko:''' Hold on, Rise-chan! He has a beard, but he's not a creep!
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''Persona 4: Arena Ultimax'', or ''Persona 4: The Ultimax Ultra Suplex Hold'' in Japan, is the sequel to ''VideoGame/Persona4Arena''. It was released as a [[NoExportForYou Japanese arcade location test]] in August 2013. A console port for UsefulNotes/PlayStation3 and UsefulNotes/XBox360 was released in Japan on August 28, 2014, with an international release soon afterward. UsefulNotes/PlayStation4, UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch, and {{UsefulNotes/Steam}} ports were announced at The Game Awards 2021 and released on March 17th, 2022. The re-released version is based upon the final revision of the Japanese arcade version, version 2.50, which was never released outside of the arcade or Japan, and includes all previous DLC, allowing players worldwide to finally experience the "complete" version of the game.
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''Persona 4: Arena Ultimax'', or ''Persona 4: The Ultimax Ultra Suplex Hold'' in Japan, is the sequel to ''VideoGame/Persona4Arena''. It was released as a [[NoExportForYou Japanese arcade location test]] in August 2013. A console port for UsefulNotes/PlayStation3 and UsefulNotes/XBox360 was released in Japan on August 28, 2014, with an international release soon afterward. UsefulNotes/PlayStation4, UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch, and {{UsefulNotes/Steam}} ports were announced at The Game Awards 2021 and released on March 17th, 2022. The re-released version is based upon the final revision of the Japanese arcade version, version 2.50, which was never released outside of the arcade or Japan, and includes all previous DLC, allowing players worldwide to finally experience the "complete" version of the game. \n A future update for the [=PS4=] and Steam versions is set to add in rollback netcode in Summer 2022, similar to what was done for ''VideoGame/BlazBlueCentralFiction'' and ''VideoGame/BlazBlueCrossTagBattle''.
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* PurelyAestheticGlasses: Glasses are an equippable accesory for all characters, regardeless if they need them or not.