History WMG / Persona

* A TeamPet: ''Persona 3'' has shown

** That’s honestly sounds pretty antithetical to the theme of bonds in Persona. Especially since you would have to get the bad ending in order to max all your social links. That and being down to two party members would make the endgame section a lot harder than it needs to be.

[[WMG: Igor will finally be replaced]]
His successor will be named "Vladimir," and starting from ''Persona 6,'' the Velvet Room assistants will be named after ''Literature/{{Dracula}}'' characters.

...But this time, instead of them being [[Main/SchrodingersPlayerCharacter Schrödinger's Player Characters]], it will turn out that ''both'' will have their campaigns happening simultaneously, each of them with their own roster of party members and enemies. Only by playing both campaigns, the player will get the full picture of ''Persona 6'''s story.

* {{Beowulf}}

In order to come off the bombastic Phantom Thieves, Persona 6 will be themed after Toku shows and tropes. There is already the Featherman series with the Persona universe but Persona 6 does not have to take up the {{Sentai}} aesthetic. The Persona users’ outfits would be based upon series like Franchise/KamenRider, Franchise/MetalHeroes, or Franchise/UltraSeries. Their Personas will be based upon public property characters but all have a Toku design to them.

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In order to come off the bombastic Phantom Thieves, the next installment of Persona 6 will be themed after Toku shows and tropes. There is already the Featherman series with the Persona universe but Persona 6 does not have to take up the {{Sentai}} aesthetic. The Persona users’ outfits would be based upon series like Franchise/KamenRider, Franchise/MetalHeroes, or Franchise/UltraSeries. Their Personas will be based upon public property characters but all have a Toku design to them.

[WMG: Persona 6 will be themed after {{Toku}}]]

We have only ever seen red eyed shadows from characters that already have Personae, in particular the characters from Innocent Sin, as well as [[spoiler: Metis, who is Aegis' discarded emotions]]. These are characters have have the persona ability, and the ability to change personae, but still have personal problems, so only part of their inner self fights along side them, while the remaining part forms an incomplete shadow. Shadow Maya and the Eternal Punishment shadows are not included, as they are direct manifestations of Nyarlathotep.

** WMG/Persona5ScrambleThePhantomStrikers

[[WMG: Wild Mass Guessing for Specific Games]]

* WMG/Persona1

[[WMG:Mark's axe at the beginning of the game...]]

Was meant to be interpreted as him [[InCaseOfXBreakGlass grabbing an emergency axe]] at the hospital when demons started attacking. The developers just couldn't find a way to code the scene in OR spontaneously add equipment to a non-protagonist character and did what they did instead hoping the players wouldn't notice until after the battle.

[[WMG: Why Maki seemingly has four inner-selves instead of one...]]

I was playing the original Persona for the first time while waiting for Persona 5 Royal's western release. The below theory/hair-brained idea is my attempt to justify elements of the original Persona that are seemingly inconsistent with Persona 3 onward.

Why is it that the Ideal Maki, Mai, Aki, and Pandora can coexist, despite the later games establishing the idea of there being only one inner self? Mai states that she and Aki were originally one being before being split a month before the game, with Aki's behavior heavily implying Kandori's involvement. It's established in a later scene that the real Maki has been hooked-up to the Deva system several times in the past before the events seen in-game. It's possible that the Deva system's first few uses unexpectedly split Maki's true shadow into three pieces, creating the Ideal Maki, Pandora, and a third entity. This third entity split further into Mai and Aki due to further experiments.

Why is it that the Ideal Maki, Mai, Aki, and Pandora can coexist, despite the later games establishing the idea of there being only one inner self? Mai states that she and Aki were originally one being before being split a month before the game. It's established in a later scene that the real Maki has been hooked-up to the Deva system several times in the past before the events seen in-game. It's possible that the Deva system's first few uses unexpectedly split Maki's true shadow into three pieces, creating the Ideal Maki, Pandora, and a third entity. This third entity split further into Mai and Aki.