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[Milan92]

Maybe we can change his glasses as part of customization?

 

 

I say this should be an option.

[Terca]

Well, greek and shinto are done. I'll put some money on South Asian religions, probably Hindu. Then again, those personas were heavily represented in P4, and I don't know if they would want to re-use chars.

[TheChris92]

Hiro Shujinkou -- Litteral translation being "Hero Protagonist". The name also happens to be a reference to the protagonist of Neal Stephenson's Cyberpunk novel, Snow Crash.

[Liamv2]

Maybe we can change his glasses as part of customization?

 

 

I'd say this should be an option.

 

We can turn him into a girl? I approve.

[TheChris92]

We can turn him into a girl? I approve.

Female protagonist option, semi-confirmed.

[Milan92]

We can turn him into a girl? I approve.

 

What if he actually is a girl, but likes to dress as a boy, like Naoto? 

[Mr.House]

I approve of tomboy protag.

[TheChris92]

That'd be cool. It'd be different.

[TheChris92]

Noticed some potential shots of the party members in that trailer -- Here's someone who captured it in a 2 sec vid.

https://pbs.twimg.co...NDYCYAAbUwx.mp4

[TheChris92]

Having played Ultimax I can say that I hope that if Igor is returning after all that he'd still be voiced by Dan Woren. Goodness sake, he has to, anyway.

[Liamv2]

2 girls and a guy from the look of things. Of course this is Japan they could all be guys.

[Ozzy]

Kenpachi Ramasamasenpaikun sounds about right.

Someone enjoys "Two Best Friends" ;P

 

 

2 girls and a guy

Patiently waiting for dat pizza place. 

[TheChris92]

Someone enjoys "Two Best Friends" ;P

 

 

lmao

I saw their video once, yeah, heh. Giantbomb calls Narukami "Charlie".

[Mr.House]

So if we are in Tokyo and that is in Shibuya, I wonder what wards/districts will be in the game.

[TheChris92]

So if we are in Tokyo and that is in Shibuya, I wonder what wards/districts will be in the game.

It won't be Tokyo -- It'll be a quasi-real city like in previous games as always

[Mr.House]

It won't be Tokyo -- It'll be a quasi-real city like in previous games as always

That's Shibuya, or a very well done remake version of it.

[Dabrikishaw]

 

Harry Potter joke.

[Milan92]

Ha! It seems I'm not the only one who saw Harry Potter in him.

[AventuroLegendary]

 

I just hope he does not have a Greek or Japanese persona.Loved the shinto themes in P4 but I hope for something new.

 

There were also Roman, Persian and Egyptian personas (some that were based on actual people) in Persona 3, I believe.

 

I don't think it matters as long as it fits with the characters and their themes. Personally, I'd like to see some diversity in the character roster's personas.

 

Just a question, have the protagonists ever acknowledged that their personas were based on mythology/history?

[Terca]

No, because I think the games shy away from the characters actively talking about their personas unless it is a direct plot point.

 

That said, they completely recognize the mythos in P4 around the prime antagonist and Marie (I think). Aside from that... I don't know how conscious of their Persona's identities they are.

[AventuroLegendary]

No, because I think the games shy away from the characters actively talking about their personas unless it is a direct plot point.

 

That said, they completely recognize the mythos in P4 around the prime antagonist and Marie (I think). Aside from that... I don't know how conscious of their Persona's identities they are.

 

I just remembered this bit about Persona 1.

 

[Mr.House]

 

 

 

There were also Roman, Persian and Egyptian personas (some that were based on actual people) in Persona 3, I believe.

 

I don't think it matters as long as it fits with the characters and their themes. Personally, I'd like to see some diversity in the character roster's personas.

 

Just a question, have the protagonists ever acknowledged that their personas were based on mythology/history?

 

I know Naoto does in the true ending P4. Yu also quotes a very famous line from Izanagi in myth when he uses his instant kill in Arena.

 

"Thousands die, million are born" This is what Izanagi said to Izanami after the events in Yoma when she said she would kill thousands of his propel each day.

 

Really I rather Atlus look at different mythologies. Greek and shinto dominate the persona series(while there was some non-greek myth ones in Persona 3, it was pretty low and Persona 4 was pure shinto)

 

We have lots of mythology, heck there's alot of stuff they could pull from Egyptian myth and lore, more so if it is dealing with feeling enslaved to society.  You can probably guess which figure from Egypt I'm talking about

[AventuroLegendary]

There's a world of mythology out there that extends beyond that.

 

There should totally be a Cyrus persona if Caesar made it in. The guy was practically an abolitionist.

 

EDIT: I'm scared to guess what you're hinting at with Egyptian mythology 

[Terca]

I just remembered this bit about Persona 1.

 

 

 

Never played P1 so didn't know that. Huh.

 

We have lots of mythology, heck there's alot of stuff they could pull from Egyptian myth and lore, more so if it is dealing with feeling enslaved to society.  You can probably guess which figure from Egypt I'm talking about

 

That's true... There aren't a lot of Egyptian gods in P4. Actually Anubis is the only one I can think of.

[TheChris92]

Acknowledging their appearance is superficial -- Izanami, Nyx, Kagatsuchi none of them acknowledges the meaning behind their names- It's becuase they are not really gods. Gods are but a concept created by humanity to give meaning to their own lives, that's how some people truly perceive religion as well. They are mere constructs of fabrications and tales, just like any folklore legend. In Jung's studies, he'd notice recurring patterns of tales that would regale on people dreaming about monsters, taking shape of myths, legends and other characters from ancient folk lore. There are no gods in Persona, only Shadows that are formed, shaped and born from humanit.