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Trisha, the Midnight Venus, hosts a television program called the Golden Playhouse, which will this evening relate the tale of a man named Vincent Brooks. The events of the show form the gameplay proper, which is sometimes rendered with a watermark in the corner.

Enter Maya Amano, an up-and-coming editor for a popular teen magazine. This has been her dream for as long as she can remember. Everything was going great until a young man named Tatsuya Suou stepped into her life… Maya knows that she has never met him, but in her heart she knows him from somewhere, a déjà vu of sorts.
This long-awaited fifth installment of the critically acclaimed Persona series is developed and produced by the same core team, director, and character designer from the most recent installments in the series.
During a border skirmish between the Embryon and the Vanguards, a demon virus is introduced that infects everyone in the Junkyard: branded with a mark representing their “Atma” and gradually awakening to basic emotions, the people of the Junkyard must devour their foes to satiate their demonic hunger or risk going berserk.
The Embryon appear in the real world, which is slowly being destroyed by the Black Sun: the only ones able to survive the sun’s rays are those infected with the demon virus. Serph, Cielo, Argilla and Gale learn that Sera is the captive of Angel and Madame Cuvier at the Karma Society headquarters.
Set in post-apocalyptic Tokyo, the entire population of the world is annihilated by a global catastrophe called the Conception. Now, the fate of the entire world lies on the shoulders of one young man who must battle his way through opposing demonic forces to bring order to the world to come…or possibly become the harbinger of its destruction.
Juggle high school social life and dungeon crawling in this innovative RPG where you fight Shadows with your inner power, known as a Persona.
On April 11, 2011, the protagonist arrives in Inaba to live with the Dojimas, consisting of his uncle Ryotaro and his cousin Nanako, for one year, as his parents are working abroad.