They're great! I demand colour versions ASAP (I'm kidding, take ya time).

Np np, I'm here all week. I gotta agree with IamThou tho, they're pretty gosh darn cute.

Sounds very interesting, just depends on exactly how you wanna do it. The games aren't technically connected (apart from ya know, the whole Persona thing) so it would be interesting to see something like this. <br> <br> And I would say no to the shipping, we don't want more Waifu wars, I barely survived the last one. I can hear people screaming now.

Well, to me the basic concept is pretty solid, I like the idea and I like the direction you want to take with it as it really does get my mystery solving brainwaves going (I love mysteries as well so you could probably say I'm slightly bias towards this idea). <br> <br> Plus I love the ideas of characters from different games/whatever in different series meeting up because it always makes me wonder what would the reaction of 'insert character here' be like if they met 'insert another character' randomly and so forth. <br> <br> It also feels like you've sat down and thought about this, not had a random idea pop up in your head and then immediately plan to go ahead with it. It sounds like you've put some real thought behind it, and that you've realised where some parts might cause some issues but have thought of ways to counteract it or straighten it out without causing a paradox or simply making it so because you wanna write it. <br> <br> I'd honestly love to read it. <br> <br> However I have one tiny issue with it (and feel free to block me and never talk to me again after this because I'm a heartless idiot that needs a good slap). <br> <br> I feel like resurrection is kinda overdone and just a way for people to bring back their favourite characters without completely getting rid of the reason why they died in the first place. To me, its a simple plot idea, and within the realm of 'fanfiction' or whatever you wanna call it, it's just a way for a person to say 'Oh I loved his character but they died so boo... wait a minute, I can fix that'. <br> <br> However saying that, its not always as bad as I think its gonna be. Sometimes it can be written really well and it can surprise me (not that I'm suggesting you would sorta just throw it in there as a last ditch effort or anything like that). <br> <br> Now, I'ma let myself and my obnoxiously long post out, I promise.

I feel like playing as the newspaper club editor (or whatever they class her as, I can't remember what) would probably give us the most exciting gameplay. <br> <br> After all, you can talk to her about a few things outside the classroom. You don't get great answers but maybe when you learned more stuff, you could give the protag better answers?

Seriously, I'm so sorry about the length of that post. Once I get going I find it hard to stop... ;-;

Isn't that why everyone plays games? @Hibiki

When I meant not connected I didn't mean like, completely severed in terms of plot (I worded it wrong, sorry, coffee needs to kick in apparently). <br> <br> It sounds great honestly, and it has a good foundation. How would you handle the Metaverse and so forth? Would this be more down to earth than the games, aka not a lot of jumping around and summoning persona's? <br> <br> I'm actually quite intrigued about this, if you do end up writing it (which I hope you will), I'd like updates and links please. I promise cookies and hot chocolate in return.

So more mystery than Persona, I like it. I think its more about personal preference with something like this. Who doesn't love a good mystery? <br> <br> I guess you'd have to hear other peoples opinions, or you could write what you want to since sometimes, its best to just do that.

Ryuji's shotgun. <br> <br> Because there's nothing more satisfying than shooting a dude in the face with a million pellets and splattering the wall with his brains. <br> <br> (Seriously tho, SHOTGUNS.)