>>1

Japanese phrases I want to say.

I was quite excited to see familiar landscapes in the game.

A name that seems to ask whether it’s for defense or a decisive attack.

Extreme Ero RPG

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Years have passed, worrying about the country…

I want it to be remade.

The game balance was too rough.

I love the first half of the Tokyo song.

I like ruins like number 1.

I also like the battle music of Naraku.

I liked the friendly banter between Walter and Jonathan during the desert and explosion scenes.

I love the worldview the most in the series.

I think opinions will vary greatly depending on whether or not people have played the DLC.

Well, it’s a discussion about not splitting it into DLC.

>>18

I recently played it, so I don’t know anything about the DLC, but is it such an important story?

>>22

Why were the four archangels sealed? That’s the conversation.

Epilogue of Tokyo with desert and flames.

The Story of Minamoto no Yoshiie during the War of God’s Divine Work.

There are each.

>>37

Why is it being made into DLC?

>>49

I really wonder why they made it DLC, damn it…

Systematically, the 4F is definitely better, but I also like the atmosphere of 4.

Worrying about the country for many years.

Here appears the ultimate spiritual national defense weapon.

For the sake of our country, let us go.

Yosuke Akimoto’s lavish treatment

What was the national defense weapon that became a pawn of the yakuza?

>>23

Everyone except for the first Kougasa Burou and Lord Masakado.

If it’s Taya’s dog, then it’s Yamato Takeshi.

I have a memory of a character that was designed by someone from Garo, but I can’t remember who it was…

>>24

The Christian-based Lilith of the Merkabah among the Four Archangels.

…I thought so, but Asmodeus was a different person from GARO.

Yasomagatsuhii

I was satisfied with the motion bow’s curse of the enemy suppression and the inheritance of my gaze.

I always thought it was Kōgasā Burō.

By the way, it seems there are no ways to play the DLC anymore…

Hey, ponytail!

The additional design for 4 was brought in quite a bit thanks to the designer’s connections, including people who work on monster designs…

If you output Nirasawa’s artwork as it is, it’s bound to be too strong in flavor!

A collapsed Tokyo is nice, isn’t it?

Feel a sense of romance.

Not just the usual useless wax.

I liked the part where both the bad chaos and the bad neutral were carefully depicted.

Especially Izabou, this guy never makes a choice for himself even once.

It’s the first MegaTen game I bought with my own money and strategized with friends while exchanging information, so it’s my favorite in the series.

The Minotaur and the Seioubou are incredibly strong…

I consider 3 to be a masterpiece, but I like 4 much more.

What I seek in Shin Megami Tensei is not only the gameplay but also how modern daily life collapses.

I heard that the person inside Kaga is the same as the Miko Miko Nurse.

The existence of 4F can both raise and lower the evaluation of 4.

It’s nice that the good aspects and necessity of wax are properly depicted.

If angels were to take it seriously, demons would disappear from the land of Mikado.

Thanks to the fact that Tokyo brings at least a minimum level of order, humans are able to survive.

>>42

It’s nice that both the angels of the Eastern Mikado country and the yakuza in Tokyo each have their own necessary law (order).

>>46

Well, the ones behind the yakuza are also angels…

I really like the atmosphere of the map, both in Shin Megami Tensei IV and IV Final.

I think the roughness of the 3DS adds to its charm.

I wonder if I’ll be able to see a messy and dirty-looking map like this in the future.

Scenario True 4

True 4F of gameplay

There is a part of Yonatan that is influenced by chaos.

It was good that Walter had feelings that could understand the wax.

He’s an angel who was given the role by God to do bad things…

The DLC for Ancient Day has tough boss battles and Kiyoharu’s fate is also hard.

Even so, they aren’t very strong as a partner.

Even though I’m heading towards the collapsed south exit of Shinjuku Station from a medieval fantasy world, I still feel a sense of romance.

The shock of arriving in a desert-like Tokyo for the first time was quite something.