I was surprised that there are many men who are biting at this guy’s popularity with women.

I like them as an enemy, but when people say they’re popular, it kind of annoys me.

There are various things that are forgiven because of Magatsu Izanagi’s coolness.

It hits differently that a seemingly harmless guy is actually a real scumbag, rather than a worthless person who obviously looks like they would hit a woman.

I guess it’s in the yandere category in otome games…

It feels like threads like this come up regularly.

I think there are parts of sexual crimes that are really superficial and overlooked.

I didn’t understand the scene where a high school girl was approached at the police station when I did it after a long time.

>>9

It’s rude to compare since they have a better-looking face.

I think you’re on the same level as the pun man from 3, a little insignificant.

I want to see Adachi Palace if it’s there.

Magatsu Izanagi is just a cool guy.

>>17

It seems there is a conflict like being demoted due to false reporting by an announcer.

There are rumors that the thread image is involved in the story of Senior Konishi trying to elope with a university student.

Don’t you think there should be some grand foreshadowing or complex motives?

It was simply a pervert who twisted fan psychology and jealousy…

It’s true that she has a high popularity among female fans proportionally, but the ones who aren’t into her really dislike her, and it seems that men don’t have much interest in her at all.

Naoto is like that too.

Honestly, your face is so disgusting and makes me really uncomfortable, so I hope you don’t start too many threads.

>>19

If you say something like that, I’ll stand up for Mitsuo.

The treatment in anime and BlazBlue Cross Tag feels somewhat different.

If you overlook the creepiness of the co-conspirator ending, then well…

Regarding people who like Adachi

I think I ended up falling in love with this guy before discovering he was the mastermind, and after that, my emotions became a mess.

>>23

I thought I was in this pattern… feeling disillusioned but it was a good relationship… but then it turned out to be more trash than I expected, and now I’m confused.

I had the impression that characters associated with sexual offenders don’t appeal to women, but it seems that’s not the case.

An overly enthusiastic activist is residing on the bulletin board.

Well, there are definitely some women in reality who become fans of men who have been arrested…

I think it’s good because it’s a small item.

If it’s handled too big, it’s different.

But I really love the anime Ying Yang.

It’s unfair that this guy is treated so well even though he’s just air.

>>30

I think that once you clear everything except for the plover, it will disappear from memory.

That plover has nothing to do with the protagonist anyway.

The motive for the crime being sexual desire is seriously creepy.

I keep putting ‘del’ every time I see the thumbnail because the face looks creepy.

Isn’t there a certain demand for a good-aged adult who is a hopeless worthless person rolling around alone while young kids are shining and doing their best?

Using the police’s position to approach an actress, getting rejected, and then becoming furious and assaulting her, accidentally ending up on television.

I left it alone thinking it would die.

This time, using the police’s position to approach a high school girl, knowing from the previous experience that she would reject me, I push her into the TV despite knowing it would lead to death.

To make the suspect Ikutame not realize it was his own crime, I lied by saying that if it was shown on TV, he would be saved.

Assisted in murder.

What this guy is doing is even creepier than what Mitsuo was not allowed to do.

It would be presumptuous even to place it alongside Strega.

They’re like victims.

I thought it was the Dojima family’s home, but suddenly a young person came and became close with that family, making me feel like my place was taken away.

>>37

It’s nice to see Narukami sitting on the cushion of the Dojima family in the anime.

I think many people who like the image in the thread probably do not deny that the image is of a creepy criminal at all.

In the first place, since there is almost no interaction in Muji, the idea of being sullen or whatever just feels like a creepy addition after the fact.

The interaction in G’s community is good, but the additional ED wasn’t like that…

>>42

I wish they would consider how it feels on this side when they choose someone like Adachi, thinking they can at least be a useful pawn, only to be shown something creepy.

If you’re going to make a remake, I want you to erase it.

>>50

You should realize that you’re really gross.

Akechi is great, isn’t he?

There is zero discomfort in appearance even when seen in a thumbnail.

>>43

You’re going to save them, right?

I don’t hate it, but I feel like preparing an accomplice END is a bit too much.

P4G is a good remake, but the additional events were mostly dull.

No matter how hard the Strega tries to play the villain.

The impact of the glasses worn by the “I want to be a villain” guy was too strong.

It seems that not only the character but also the voice actor’s outstanding performance has contributed to its popularity.

When you think about it calmly, this is really creepy.

When Mitsuo thinks calmly, he wonders what kind of physique he has.

>>49

You have an incredible physique, just like Kindaichi’s killer.

From the start, it’s true that I’ve suddenly approached Yukiko, so I am indeed the embodiment of action.

One of the disappointing aspects of the 3 remake is that Chidori NTR cannot happen.

>>53

That would really ruin everything.

Is the one behind it all like that Jesus from Strega…?

Huh? Is the one who tells cold jokes the final boss? Oh no, I’ve really forgotten.

>>55

The mastermind is the pun glasses.

Strega was just trying to ride along and enjoy it.

I think it’s a good enemy character, but the dark hero route feels forced.

Strega is just getting in the way, and whether they’re there or not has nothing to do with Nyx… that’s how it feels.

Yosuke’s statement is the most on point, isn’t it?

It’s impressive how Adachi replies to all the discussions about resignation theory that have been brought up frequently since their true nature was revealed, without any delay.

>>63

Listening to Yukiko and Naoto’s arguments is really painful…

The sharpness is incredible…

>>73

I don’t want to die! Living is a hassle too! I’m not just a spoiled kid throwing a tantrum!

It’s only natural that it’s hard to live if you stop getting along with society!

I did something driven by lust and rage, dropping it on the TV, killing the female announcer, and killing Senior Konishi to cover it up.

It feels like you’re inciting someone to deceive and kill Ikutame? Isn’t that crossing a line?

>>66

I think even the creators don’t understand why it’s popular since it crosses the line too much.

It’s a no-go to kill a high school student just to get close out of sexual desire.

The discomfort towards the unnaturalness of the development is greater than the discomfort towards the person themselves.

What are you thinking, approaching a female announcer in a criminal-like manner based on vague rumors…?

Recently, there hasn’t been any action, has there? Magatsu shows up, but I mean, it’s been a long time since anything related to 4 has happened.

>>69

I’ve been made to work so hard that I should be allowed to rest now.

Well, I think there was a time when something like this was popular.

“It’s infuriating to think that after so many of my comrades died during the human experiments for persona abilities, only three of us survived, and now they’re saying they’re going to erase shadow time.”

It’s just a trivial thing that includes various aspects like relationships and such.

The kid is you! While trembling, you start saying something completely off-base like, “You’re anxious unless you deny me!” I thought the official version was made to depict you as a thoroughly useless person, but somehow there was an odd addition of BL character vibes with G.

This guy’s popularity is really a mystery.

You’re not even handsome!

Trash has its own demand.

So I want you to properly present it as waste.

>>77

Isn’t there only a factor of decline if we dig deeper there?

It’s better to leave it alone honestly.

People who talk about Mitsuo’s physical abilities have hazy memories.

I just went to the rooftop by elevator and tangled the body in the water tank ladder.

When it comes to action, they’re a monster.

This guy, who was rejected while trying to touch a high school girl, is a damn lolicon who slammed into a monster-filled TV out of spite.

The pathetic part where, after being cornered by lust as the motive for the murder I committed, I end up unable to say anything but “I’ll kill” after losing a debate to a high school student.

I think it will definitely resonate with those it needs to resonate with.

>>82

Is it a phenomenon like the Kujinshi from the Romancing SaGa 2 remake hitting hard?

Since Akechi’s target is a villain, I can understand it to some extent.

The thread image is just trash…

>>83

Honestly, comparing it is at a level that’s disrespectful to Akechi.

There are no elements that would evoke a favorable impression of the thread image.

>>94

Well, isn’t Akechi pretty much a scumbag too? The creepiness is subtle, but the evil is on a whole different level compared to that image, right?

I understand resorting to evil deeds for revenge, but killing and destroying so many people is just too much.

There’s a strange trend in fiction where women are said to like men who hit them.

This guy hits, but he’s a weak, girly lolicon.

In the original main story, it was handled appropriately within the game.

Adachi has a tragic past…

They say it’s popular, but isn’t it that other characters are more popular?

>>87

It’s not contradictory that other characters are more popular while a certain fan base is attached to the thread’s character.

A worthless person who is almost killing Nanako.

>>88

I’ve died at least once on every route, so it’s safe because it’s not “almost killed.”

Some people say that the protagonist has taken away the only place I had after being demoted, which was the Dojima family.

Even considering that, it really doesn’t balance out with what was done… In the first place, Nanako wasn’t even attached to me.

If there wasn’t a demand for an incredibly annoying and utterly pathetic adult character, Shioni Regius wouldn’t have become a popular character either.

I honestly didn’t think I’d die the first time, and it was real that I vomited after seeing the body, but then I just casually jumped into the TV, which is simply not okay.

In Muji and anime, they only portray him as a mere criminal, right?

Since it became unexpectedly popular, there seems to be an effort to develop Akechi as a rival who is truly popular.

Because I did well during my student days, I got my hopes up, but I learned the harsh reality and became disillusioned—it’s because I’m young.

I understand that there are people who resonate with it, but it’s not a character that should be undeservedly glorified.

There’s a manga that seems to be quite popular among women that I’m reading.

I feel like there is a demand for explicitly making rival characters incredibly creepy…

The dialogue during the battle with this guy overlaps with the dialogue during the battle with Yosuke.

I feel the remnants of the initial plan.

They’re trash and worthless, but I can’t bring myself to hate them; it feels disgusting, but that’s how I feel.

The sequel’s volleyball club advisor was really unbearable for various reasons.

>>105

Is it really the face? Is it the face?

>>112

Isn’t it quite similar?

>>112

I think there are things that are only attempted besides ultimately pushing someone off the TV, since there’s also the face.

The motive is a bit creepy…

It’s acceptable for a murderer to become an ally, but having a shoplifter as an ally is a bit… you know what I mean.

Well, in the end, he repented and served his sentence… I suppose he confessed too.

I also dislike Akechi as much as Adachi for killing so many civilians…

It’s just that the way to die is better…

Is there really someone like Alicia who is infatuated with Stray Bow in reality?

Sudo from 2 was just a crazy guy, but he was quite popular and had a good voice too.

This guy’s strong point is that the battle BGM has a kind of traditional Osaka style, which is oddly cool.

Kamoshida is the best for creating a spirit of rebellion in both the character and the player as the first boss.

>>116

You might die, but are you going to do it? Evil is presented to you while you are in that dilemma.

That volleyball club advisor showed boss-level malice right from the start…

>>107

I see a lot of incomprehensible defenses of Adachi and people saying Adachi is pitiful, but I have no such image at all.

Kamoshida has awakened three Personas all by himself…

If we’re talking in terms of contrast, it’s Yosuke who didn’t meet the class leader.

>>123

It’s more understandable than the leader, but comparing him to such a creepy little criminal is disrespectful to Yosuke.

Abuse of power, violence against female students! Rape! Followed by a suicide attempt!

The first boss is fine to be like this.

>>125

This guy.

It’s bad.

>>125

In terms of scale, the later boss is a greater evil, but somehow this guy has a bad image that’s almost on par with the last boss.

>>125

The strong enemy in the early stages and the most irritating man by the end.

>>125

Looking at it this way, the Kamidori from the Forbidden Chronicles was truly someone who had no desires or wishes at all.

With the power of the mirror, any wish can be granted and the main characters could be defeated in an instant, yet they fought and died with their personas.

The contrast, or rather the similar position, of Yosuke makes me wonder if that was a remnant of the party character’s mastermind idea.

When the topic of the thread images comes up here, it is almost guaranteed that someone who dislikes them will appear. Do they really think that fans of thread images equate to affirming the actions associated with them? No wonder.

>>127

Isn’t there nothing likable about being disliked?

>>107

I feel like there were a lot of people who could empathize with Adachi’s social difficulties.

It’s a bit tricky because not everything is a direct murder, so it makes judging karma tough with this guy.

Akechi seems to be indicating that, taking this into account, there is no way to completely go back in terms of numbers.

>>129

They killed the party member’s family…

To be honest, I feel like it’s popular, including BL, so I don’t know much about it, but isn’t this trying to avoid the sexual crime elements that might be part of its popularity?

>>133

Akechi and even the homosexuals in Dragon Quest are completely ignored in their main story, so is that how it is?

I would like to know the reason for adding the Adachi End to the operation.

Aren’t you forgetting the flow of how the official was trying to push the dark hero route and faced backlash?

>>137

That’s why there were some fool girls who were pleased back in the time of G, which led to the later push.

On the bulletin board, there are hardly any responses saying that Adachi is pathetic…

It’s assumed that they are worthless criminals.

Yosuke Shadow is quite like Adachi.

>>139

If anything, it feels like Yosuke has more of an Adachi-like vibe than the protagonist.

>>139

There are many similarities in terms of circumstances and the way we are treated by those around us.

Isn’t it funny that in the early stages, the best friend was the mastermind? There was an idea like that, but it seems it was dismissed as being too much.

Kamoshida needs to frustrate the most in the story to make the first step over the line.

After that, it turned into more work, and instead of anger, it became a situation driven by ambition that caused me to stumble.

Is this guy abusing his Persona abilities to interfere with the outside?

Yosuke looked back and, contrary to his image, he was a vengeful spirit and scary…

There’s a difference in temperature with the other members, right!?

>>144

Well, that’s because the senior was killed…

>>144

If you don’t explore, they’ll get pretty seriously angry with you…

>>151

It’s good, isn’t it?

You don’t get to see it much in regular play, but…

>>144

Kounishi-senpai’s murder is a big deal.

The only one affected among the other members’ associates is Nanako-chan, and Nanako was also involved with Yosuke.

>>144

The other members are barely managing to get by, one way or another…

The difference there is huge.

It’s a bit tiring to explain that they are a worthless sex offender, so let’s assume that, but I also want to occasionally talk about how their feelings of frustration and loneliness, which have contributed to their distorted state, are somewhat apparent…

>>145

The story of the added old lady is nice, isn’t it…

It’s going to get warped by such small things…

Should I have Adacchi join in on the Mayonaka Imoge too…?

>>146

Gross.

It’s so annoying!

The line is just like something Yosuke would say.

I wonder if leaving the initial ideas around here was intentional.

Isn’t the mastermind behind the initial plan Yosuke, but rather Yukiko?

>>157

It should have been Yosuke and Yukiko.

>>157

I feel like it was the transition from Yukiko to Yosuke.

Yukiko is a suspect in a story involving the innkeeper.

>>157

Both exist.

The innkeeper was mentioned in a single joke as the culprit from the Tuesday suspense, while Yosuke was considered quite seriously but ended up being eliminated, which shows quite a difference.

I like that, as an enemy, instead of a forced reformation from the phantom thieves, they ultimately faced the consequences of their actions.

I only played the main story, so I don’t know how it was in fighting games.

It’s sad that she was originally gone and I was moving on, but now I’m being treated as a nameless homosexual.

Hanamura-kun isn’t exposing his shame to the members, so it’s a bit different, right?

A pathetic rookie trying to act by messing up a lot, yet taking an attitude like an adult teaching you in the community, has a special skill in magic, and has a strong desire to be respected.

That’s just too shitty! It’s so shitty that it can’t even be used as a joke…

After all, it’s the persistent teasing of Kanji that’s bad…

It’s pretty frustrating that I can’t turn this one into a corpse even if I leave it alone.

>>171

Everyone is angry, but since we can’t go out, we might as well ignore it and let it be, right?

There are no collaborators like bears.

It’s damn annoying, but Magatsu Izanagi (Kak) is cool, including his voice…

Yosuke understands the sadness of having someone he likes taken away, but isn’t he being too involved with the protagonist?

I understand that it’s the teacher’s role to fight even if they can’t forgive, but from the teacher’s perspective, Konishi-senpai is just someone I talked to for about five minutes.

>>173

Well, it’s actually Yoosuke’s ego, and I think he realizes this himself after cooling down later.

During the anime broadcast, there were a lot of replies like “What does an unnamed brat know?!” in response to the scene where Adachi was refuted, and it was no good…

Looking back now, I realize that this guy was already defeated in an argument before the battle.

Yukiko is just throwing a tantrum, saying she hates both options.

Naoto said it’s just the selfishness of a child.

Yosuke said, “You’re not a hero, just a criminal.”

I was completely punched by the child I transferred myself.