LogFAQs > #921898149

- Greg does not eat the fried rice in the fridge.
- Greg goes up to his room and finds that it's a third the size of convicted felon Brent Johnson's.
- Greg has a dream where he's in a foggy area with a door that I know is a door only because of the text box, and otherwise looks like a carpet hanging on a wall. Anyway, I continue through the door and get into a fight with a shadowy figure, complete with my katana, but lose because I can't see through the fog.
- I'm just going to say here, this opening is incredibly confusing compared to P3's and P5's. The first time I'm seeing the word 'persona' is in the battle menu.
- The next morning, Nanko has made breakfast because her dad's a deadbeat. Will this drama be resolved by the end of the game with the aid of Greg Carlson after a crazy adventure involving the inner demons of humanity?! Who can say...
- On the way to school, Greg encounters a clumsy guy on a bicycle with a character portrait. Gee, I wonder if this is the Junpei/Ryuji of the game, I can't possssssssiiiiibbbbbbbllllllyyyyyyy guess. I like how I don't even get the opportunity to ask him if I can help, though, I just move on without a word.
- In class, there's the clumsy guy and two girls with unique models wearing red and green while everyone else is in uniforms. It's good that this game about mysteries is making it so hard to guess who will be important to the plot.
- Oh my God, this teacher's teeth, he's my new favorite character. He's such a dick, I love it. He even makes a reference to MySpace, what a timely reference that will never get old.
- I just realized none of the students have backpacks.
- After class, all of the kids are put into their classrooms, the teachers get called away, and we can hear cop cars through fog but not see them. Could this be related to the mysterious foggy dream? I wonder...
- We learn that the mistress in the political affair is staying at an inn owned by black-haired girl's family.
- All of the students are kicked out of the school grounds. But the most important part of this is that one of the characters is listed as "Girl's friend" even though she is also a girl.
- We finally learn brown-haired girl is Chie and black-haired girl is Yukiko. First impressions: Chie is more interesting, but Yukiko is clearly way prettier, sorry. Chie's hair is really bad.
- Soon we meet a weird-looking student with black pupils who gets angry Yukiko won't go out with him. He sounds unimportant to the story, I won't pay attention to him further.
- Greg and the girls stumble on a crime scene, but the cops already removed the body. Dojima tells us to go home, but we see the scruffy-looking detective Adachi at the scene vomiting. Argh, I wish I hadn't known in advance that he's the villain, it would have been fun to see if I could figure it out.
- At home, Nanako and I are watching TV. We learn that the dead body was the mistress in the political affair, dun dun dun. The cops are unsure if the death is an accident or a homicide. Yes, this death where a woman in a scandalous affair was found hanging from an antenna in a suburb might easily be an accident, I can see that.
- We get another ad for Junes, they'll be a villain as well, I'm sure of it. There wouldn't need to be such an emphasis on them otherwise.
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Started: July 6, 2005