2012-03-18, 01:34 | Link #2302 |
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Depending on the popularity of this series they have additional ova episodes featuring the "hidden boss" afterwards. First I have seen Yuu cry, and it was in Yosuke's arms, that right there is shipping material for yaoi fangirls lol. One more episode to go!
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2012-03-18, 01:53 | Link #2303 |
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Actually, it's been confirmed to have 25 TV episodes so P4A has only 2 episodes left. As for the true culprit, Yuu Narukami has come to the realization after finishing the mystery meat bowl. The true culprit had connections with the reporter, Saki Konishi, Taro Namatame, Yuu Narukami, and the Doujima family, and the 2 threatening letters Yuu received. Remember what Namatame said when he called the police about Konishi dying from the other side and no one believed him? Only someone from the police would know about them for sure.
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2012-03-18, 02:27 | Link #2304 |
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I can't believe they are trying to settle this in 2 episodes. 26 seemed like the minimum if they were going to do this right. It's going to be a seriously rushed ending. Either that or they release the true end as an extra episode on the Blu-ray....
In terms of culprits I'd have almost taken Aika. I mean that girl shows up everywhere. She'd almost fit all the categories really. She's been seen a lot during the series, having her standing by someone's house is natural if she's on delivery and can make the argument of having connections with the first 2 victims via delivering food to them...my god...
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2012-03-18, 02:52 | Link #2305 |
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I like it how in this episode and the last we're treated to this heavy in emotion and intense drama that the show's main characters had gone through, it then went to a complete 180 turn-around with Yuu comically wolfing down the Aiya's Mystery Beef bowl and finally finishing. It seems very effective in reviving our main protagonist back to his determined self.
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2012-03-18, 03:34 | Link #2307 |
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I thought it was fitting that Yosuke was the one who came back. Part of it of course being their best friend status. But unlike the rest Yosuke already had the experience of losing Saki so he could understand how Yu was feeling right now. Sure he was still angry that they didn't throw Namatame into the TV, but he still gave his friend a shoulder to cry on.
Yu has the responsibility of leading the group so can't just break down in front of them.
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2012-03-18, 09:33 | Link #2310 | |
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2012-03-18, 17:10 | Link #2314 |
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Episode 23:
* Right, so basically things are changed to give Yuu more of a role since the MC is completely impassive in the game, where he definitely was not the one dragging Namatame to the TV. * This is the first decision point in the game. Tossing Namatame into the TV results in a Bad End, with the game fast forwarding to when the MC leaves town, and Dojima remaining depressed over Nanako's death. Making the right choice maxes the Fool Social Link (investigation team) and begins the Judgement Social Link (seekers of truth). * In the game, the Nanako revival scene took place before the party left the hospital, immediately after sparing Namatame. * The crying on Yosuke's shoulder scene is original. I'm guessing that the writers are using this the replace the actual end of his Social Link, which is far too late to put in the show. In the game, the MC's maxed Links will text him to share their support at this time, not later. * In the game, Naoto first apologizes to Namatame for their treatment of him the previous night. * At this point, it becomes clear that the past year was basically a disaster for the investigation team and Namatame. Most of the clues came about as a result of Namatame's bumbling, and the more the party rescued victims from the TV the more Namatame became convinced that he was saving people. The investigation team and Namatame were feeding into each other's actions. * Finally, the Empress Social Link. In the game, it advances solely through fusing certain Personas. It's the only one I never maxed. * The end of the episode is the second decision point in the game. At that point, a list of potential suspects is presented (easy to do by process of elimination), and the player gets three chances to pick the culprit. Failing would fast forward to the second Bad End, where the Dojimas both recover eventually, but with Nanako still in the hospital, and the culprit never being caught. With only two episodes left and only having reached this point, I don't see how the True Ending can be achieved without making two OVA episodes or so.
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2012-03-19, 17:32 | Link #2317 | |
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Since Japan's TV schedule are all planned in advance, this is highly unlikely. My bet is that they'll make the true finish in OVA form, probably add also the alternate endings, just like what they did with Ore no Imōto ga Konna ni Kawaii Wake ga Nai. |
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2012-03-19, 18:26 | Link #2318 |
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Assuming for a second that it's him... I can't really think of any reason why he couldn't be it, at least not using detective logic. Genre-savvyness. Would they really go for the whole "The blabbermouth who inadvertently gives our heroes the information they need is actually the real killer pretending to be an idiot." route? That's so cliche.
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