Amazing… Of course, that’s settled…

It turned out that this was the only option through the process of elimination.

It’s a pitiful person.

I’ve played so much that I can hardly remember if I realized it on my own in the past.

It would be impossible without the elimination method or meta-reading.
There is zero physical evidence.

Perhaps as a reaction to the cabbage, the pancakes had become quite easy to understand.

I have a memory of being pushed off and ending up with a bad ending, so I feel like I didn’t notice it at all.

If it were a straightforward method, this would be almost impossible.

– Always around the protagonists.
– You can be anywhere and not be suspected by anyone.
Since someone who isn’t mentioned in the work could also be a possibility, if we were to solve it purely with logic puzzles, then truly “of course, that’s the answer!” would be the key.
…but this guy is an idiot, so it seems like he could just brush it off by saying, “No, I’m sorry, I just said it on a whim!”

The culprit is the innkeeper.

I had already played P4U2 and got spoiled.

I wanted to see the innkeeper criminal route too.

The cool role I got in U.

Because I’m an idiot, I make verbal blunders and get caught.
“It’s really unfair that you can get away with it by saying ‘It’s because I’m an idiot.'”

That was just Naoto… even Senpai’s bride only shook things up without any proof.

Since the key point was that both 4 and 5 slip their tongues, I laughed because metaphors are the same way.

The mystery elements that are firmly caught up in the grammar of suspense.
Thanks to that, I was like “Huh…?” in 5, which sought the mystery element!
Well, the staff didn’t really put much effort into creating that in the first place, so it’s more like the players are just having their own one-sided struggle…

The crime itself was just a desperate act that happened to be saved by coincidence.

Even if I noticed that this guy is the culprit,
I wonder if there are players who, without searching for “there’s something,” simply played and somehow reached it.

I didn’t think it would happen, but I’m sorry for dropping Yosuke at first.

Thanks to a copycat who didn’t plan anything in particular, the case has become a labyrinth…!

I thought it was this one, but I didn’t really understand the options and dropped it a lot.

“I could tell that Ikutame isn’t the true culprit, as there have been strong hints suggesting that all along.”
After that, through the process of elimination, I thought it might be this one since it has a voice… and I was right.

There is a television over there.

Since I did 4G → 5R → 3R in that order, I was really paranoid about who the mastermind of 3 was.
Somehow, it suddenly arrived in December…

I think this one can manage just fine.
The gas station employee must be under duress; I’ll kill you.

I knew about it because I got spoiled.
While playing, I definitely thought this guy was suspicious… but I hardly noticed any specific logical flaws.

The desperate actions of Namitome aligned in a miraculously bad way, which is terrible.

Before the release, the cut with Dojima-san in the OP animation seems suspicious, and I saw someone saying that this guy is the culprit because of Madono.

That guy from Persona 3 is already the largest concept in history…

The shocking element of 5 is that Akechi was dead.

(I am trying to remember whether this guy’s red tie being a hand-me-down from Mr. Dojima was official or a fan creation.)

I think someone who is pinpointing Adachi as the culprit is quite remarkable.
To be honest, I think a good number of users figured out that Ikutame isn’t the real culprit just by playing the Ikutame dungeon.

Because it was unbranded, the community…

This guy is so famous as the culprit that it’s difficult for newcomers to find it fresh.

It doesn’t seem like Ikuname is the culprit, but even if that’s the case, it’s too difficult not to bring down Ikuname in front of the TV.
Hey, Naoto, you were all enthusiastic a moment ago, so don’t act all calm now just because you’re riding on my coattails.

“The fact that the culprit is not Ikutame but is in Adachi is quite a challenge.”
“I honestly think a lot of users felt that Ikutame’s ‘I’m not the culprit’ appeal was quite strong, even on the first impression.”

Well, there are voices saying that there can’t be such employees at that gas station, so I guess the level of suspicion is higher than other guys…? (Looking at the fox)

I feel like I saw Yas in threads back then and thought, “Ah…” at some point.
Well, I really liked the interactions at the Dojima family.

When it comes to people earning suspicious points, it turns out that Mr. Dojima has actually been earning quite a bit too.

I understand that it’s not just about the community situation or persona level ending at Ikutame.

In that world, there are weird things popping up all the time, so I don’t really mind if there’s something a bit strange at the gas station!

Nabekyō is the mastermind behind the match pop that the protagonists rescue on TV.

I don’t remember when the controller vibrated after shaking hands with the gas station clerk!

I was watching anime and miraculously avoided spoilers, so I was saved.
I thought it was some cheerful guy holding a cabbage.

I think it can be greatly influenced by factors like age and whether you played P3 in real time.
If you can sense that Ikutame is not the culprit, then there’s no option to drop it in front of the TV, right?
Choosing to forget everything in P3 is an obviously bad choice, and besides, it’s during the middle of the story anyway.
After that, I think figuring out who the culprit is will involve quite a bit of a general approach or meta-analysis.

It’s easy to end up with a bad ending when it comes to options about what to do with Ikutame rather than identifying the true culprit.
Please forgive my half-hearted attitude, Hanamura…

I thought this guy might be the culprit or something because I didn’t really understand his role.
The motivations and nature are just too insignificant…

This guy was on a pretty fine line between noticing and not noticing, so I got the impression that Akechi from 5 was quite careless.

That guy gets suddenly fast-talking and creepy when it comes to Ikutame TV.

The culprit is Yas.

Even if it’s different, I couldn’t forgive the guy who put Nanako through that…

At the same time, the thread about Ikutame was also created, and it was no good.

It’s great how the party is split right down the middle depending on whether to drop Mitama or not…

I think anyone can tell that this guy is the culprit, but it’s difficult to make the choice to go there.

Magatsu Izanagi is incredibly cool.
I dislike this guy itself.

I was able to pass through Ikutame without any particular problems on the first try, but…
I’m sure there’s a bad ending here, it seems like it would leave a bad aftertaste, so I loaded it up and dropped it onto the TV to check first.

That’s a given!
What was wrong again?

“I guessed because this guy often comes to the house, and if he suddenly changes, he’s the scariest of all; I was fooled by the 5.”

I was convinced that Ikutame was no good, so I pushed him off the television to confirm the bad ending.

Well, in any case, it was a well-made game.
As a deduction, it may be unfair, but somehow it makes sense.

I like that you never spoke badly of Mr. Dojima at all.

I can’t believe that Nanako, whom I took care of for so long, has turned into such a dungeon.
Damn it, drop it!

If you hadn’t sent the threatening letter, I was about to drop you without making you think otherwise.

Throw this guy in jail and everything will be clear!
I was doing it, but I didn’t realize at all the question “Who gave me the strength?” It’s me.

Well, that’s a given! To be honest, I think I just said it on a whim and it was at a level I could get away with.
In the end, the key point is that it was found out that I erased the threatening letter next to Ms. Dojima.

I should have kept a diary.
I don’t remember how I felt about not having communication.

I did play Golden, but my memories around the thread images are faint, so I might play it if a revival comes out.

If you keep playing until the basic Ikutame battle, the attachment to Nanako is so strong that even knowing it’s different, the structure makes you want to drop her, which is quite frustrating.

Adachi is such a complete loser, yet he is popular with women.

Was this guy’s monologue from the anime’s golden time?

It’s amazing how Ikutame has been working hard since then.

Everyone keeps talking about the gas station, but the choices for Ikutame’s survival before this are also quite strange.
What is this, six multiple-choice questions in a row?

I accidentally peeked in here and found out the identity of the culprit.

I love scenes in anime where the fridge is packed full of Tupperware.
Eat quickly.

Rather than saying I deduced it, it’s more like, “Ikutame isn’t the culprit, hmm… Speaking of which, I haven’t formed a bond with this guy, have I? I guess I’ll just try selecting it for now.”
I feel like it was like that.

The scene of sexual coercion is just pitiful and should be considered unacceptable.
If it weren’t there, I would understand the reason for falling in love.

I think the Shadowing Humanity Project is actually going quite well, regardless of this guy.
Maybe it would have been better to make it optional instead of mandatory.

Adachi’s killing of Senpai Konishi leaves a very bad impression, to say the least.
In the anime, that part was further emphasized, so I felt sympathy for Yosuke.

The gas station employee just didn’t quite understand the necessary minimum actions for a while.
What was found was quite quick, or rather, the person who finished their first playthrough came to write their impressions and said, “Wait, that’s not the end, there was another final boss!”
Many people had saved data, so when everyone tested it, it was discovered that it was indeed possible.

Even now, mountain gas is incredibly popular…

The usual mood maker and calm stopper have gotten heated and are stepping on the accelerator, causing the lively kids to be scared.
The only one who can think and make a choice is the player in front of the screen.

Since there was the issue with the thread image, I’ve become quite distant towards Akechi.

I don’t dislike the thread image of someone who talks big before a battle, gets completely shut down, and then flips out.

Watching this scene in the anime, I thought I might have been able to empathize if I hadn’t been involved in such a terrible crime.

I think selling dark heroes or nihilistic characters is a bit different.
It’s fine because it’s worthless trash.
Also, it’s nice that the Persona is an inverted version of the leader.

I remember thinking that when the option “You’re missing something” came up in the development of “Who is the real culprit?” it was obviously the correct answer, Atlas…

I found it clever how the anime mocks the idea of licking each other’s wounds as a bond.

The Adachi match is just a preliminary bout, it’s only one action, and it’s a setup to get beaten up in a lynch, so it doesn’t feel rewarding at all.

The insert song from the G anime is so incredibly cool that I want it to be brought back to Japan.

The gas station attendant would have been difficult if there were conditions like having to talk to them multiple times, but it can be done without that.

Toru-chan… Toru-chan… Detective…

I was watching the buddy cop show closely, so I noticed at the part where it said, “This is confirmed, right?”

Adachi himself is in the career track again.

It feels like the guy in the thread is popular with women because he’s good-looking, so he’s allowed to get away with things.
It’s also favored by the officials.

It was probably unexpected that Nanako was kidnapped.

I love the theme song in P4U2.

Mitsuo, who killed Morokin without any connection to the series of incidents, is definitely a crazy guy…

I think that including the BGM, this was really good, even for a Golden anime.

Ultimately, what we must not forget about this character’s portrayal is the scene where they find Anna’s corpse and throw up violently.
I think that my recognition of “I was originally this kind of person” got warped quite a bit there.

I searched so hard for the hidden boss in 5 Muji because of the gas station that I could die.
…No matter how much I search, they’re not here! What a frustrating ending! Don’t mess with me!

It’s nice that Adachi opened up his heart only to the Dojima family.
So when the boss comes in from the side, it gets me aroused, right?

If you play for the first time around high school age, I honestly think you’ll normally get through the Ikutame part.
It can be said to be a meta-reading, but at the point when the option “something is strange…” appears, it’s already clear that the team’s reasoning is off.

Did the gas station feel a husband’s aspect in this guy?

Since I’m a modern kid who played from G, I usually check strategy sites.

I released it because it’s popular, but honestly, I was having a hard time handling P4U2.

It is precisely because I accept that I will ultimately be judged by the law.

The fusion technique of Akechi and rooftop garbage is too chuunibyou.

What’s bothering you? Speak up!
I think the choice is the most difficult, the Nametame drop.
Here, I still don’t understand… I feel that we, who are just as uncertain, are overlooking something, but the correct answer wasn’t clear at first glance.
You might think that an alibi or a diary is the answer!

I feel like Adachi was firing real bullets during the battle, but if he had a realistic body proportion instead of that graphics, the visual would be really terrible.

It’s so pathetic to be driven to madness by being completely out-argued by high school kids.

In P5, Akechi’s end is too anticlimactic.

The correct answers for the options are too ambiguous and there are too many.

I felt like it was strange for the Phantom Thieves to be completely affirmed in that development.
Well, even though Haru-chan says that the Phantom Thieves are in the right until the very end… the other members properly point that out too.

I wonder if the popularity of Adachi comes from the fact that he protects only me, like a serial killer.

I was shot with a real gun in P3 and it was fine, though.
I wonder if being exposed to shadow time or midnight television makes the body stronger?

I like that they included the possibility of Akechi potentially being alive in P5R, but I feel like there are many people who probably dislike it…

It’s a consequence of overdoing the structure where the lonely enemy goes against the protagonist’s friendship power, isn’t it, Akechi?

Why does the anonymous want to kill Akechi so much?

Wasn’t there a hint of survival in P5R?

I haven’t played P5R, so I don’t really remember Akechi or the story outside of the beginning and the final battle of P5 very well…

I’ve reached the remake without ever playing 4G…