Damn Mitsuru is mean, it's only Chie.
1. P4G has no reference to P4A except for a single line of dialogue in its epilogue. The Arena series has been explicitly stated as the canon sequel to Persona 4 by the writers.
2. Persona Q takes place during Persona 3 and Persona 4. Story premise here. It doesn't fit together unless memory loss is involved at the end of the game. P4D story premise is all we know about it. They'd still be in high school by that time.
3. We don't know. In a trailer, the Persona 3 main character was apparently named "Minato Arisato", but on the official website they are referred to as the P3 Hero and the P4 Hero.
Two random things about P4A2:
1. Some have started talking about how Play-Asia has P4A2 listed for a July 2014 release and how they've marked it region locked. The date sounds about right: PQ in early June, P4A2 in late July/early August, P4D in late September/early October and Persona 5 in late November/early December. It's still just a placeholder, though. I'd rather P4A2 doesn't become the second game ever to be region locked for the PS3 next to its predecessor, but I feel like the same scenario might happen once again if the game is released close enough between Japan and NA.
2. I had never seen Shadow Yukari's vs. face before now (probably because no one uses her). One of the giddiest Shadows, for sure:
You shouldn't have your opinions so easily swayed by others.
The thing is, Mitsuru's only ever gets angry when someone really fucks up. EX: Mr. Ekoda's complete disregard for Fuuka, the hotsprings scene, the hermit s.link scene (FeMC) and Junpei's sexist comments. What I like about her is that she subverts expectation; She since seems like an intense ice queen, but she's actually super nice and calm.
2. I had never seen Shadow Yukari's vs. face before now (probably because no one uses her). One of the giddiest Shadows, for sure:
Man, I need a better quality version of that portrait...There's always fanatics whose devotion to a character makes the rest of us feel uncomfortable, but you should always judge a character by its own merits .
out of all the girls Chie is definitely the most relate-able both in her situation, and her inner struggle, she's not a pop-star, or an ace detective, or an heiress, she's just a regular girl with regular problems thrown into weird situations. Her arc consists of her desire to protect her town and her loved ones, and her belief that she's not good enough, if not feeling up for a task or not feeling good enough isn't relateable then I don't know what is
Sweet! I got one!
Oh come on, that's probably like, what? One or two lines in the game. Besides having a preference for meat is totally normal, your just grasping at straws.
alright, I'll give you this one.
No it doesn't, the qualities that make her a bad waifu i.e. not immediatly jumping into Narukami's harem just because he's the main character, and having an arc that has little to do with him, means that she stands on her own as a character and is therefore a better character for it.
How would the game even do this? It just tells a different story using the same characters.
Shoot Marie out of a cannon? Sounds dope would buy the DLC.
I remember when I thought she was a female protagonist for P4G, oh man I was so geeked
Whoops. I always get caught up with that stuff here since all of us know what the ending is.
Her link was hilarious in a totally awful way.
I burst out laughing when she
I find myself not judging Ken's character too much because I like the way he fits into the story.
