Persona phantom of the opera walkthrough

#PERSONA PHANTOM OF THE OPERA WALKTHROUGH DRIVER#

The voice then initiates a contract as the protagonist writhes in pain. Regardless of whether or not the protagonist agrees, the voice deigns to give him power. The voice questions if the protagonist's previous decision, to save the woman from being assaulted at the price of his own freedom, was a mistake. After claiming that there is one possibility left, a voice inside the protagonist asks if he means to just watch and do nothing. Pinned to the wall, a blue butterfly suddenly appears and laments the 'unjust game' the protagonist has found himself in. He kicks the protagonist down and orders his knights to hold him, intending to kill him after Ryuji. The protagonist objects, garnering the Shadow's attention. Kamoshida Arc Encounter in the Rain ДЄfter beating Ryuji, Shadow Kamoshida plans to kill him. However, if Akechi's brief stint as a Phantom Thief is counted, then this cutscene does not count. This is one of two cutscenes not to feature any of the Phantom Thieves, the other being 'Accident or Incident?'.This marks the only appearance of Sae Niijima and the SIU Director in an anime cutscene.

When Akechi asks if they can discuss this with sushi, Sae limits their options to the conveyor belt type, much to Akechi's dismay. As Sae leaves, she meets with Goro Akechi, who she wants an opinion from.

This is revealed to be footage from a news report that is being watched by Sae Niijima and the SIU Director. Eventually, at the next station, the train derails and crashes, with many of the train cars stacking on each other.

#PERSONA PHANTOM OF THE OPERA WALKTHROUGH DRIVER#

Inside the engine room, the driver appears in a strange condition, where his eyeballs are rolled back and black ooze is pouring out of his mouth. The passengers are holding on for their lives and panicking. While many civilians are waiting for a the train, it suddenly zooms by very fast. After everything around him goes back to normal, he takes the weird application and deletes it. When the protagonist is looking around him to see what's going on, a ghost-like figure is seen in the distance making an evil smile at the protagonist, while also showing an illusion of his face making a similar smile. He taps it in an attempt to get rid of it, but when he does so, everyone around him begins to slow down and eventually freeze. When he arrives in Shibuya, he starts walking around until he sees a strange logo appear on his phone screen. When the police arrived, the man claims that he will sue him, which caused him to be arrested by the police and sentenced to probation. As it approaches, he recalls his memories about how he got stuck in his situation, where a man was harassing a woman, and the protagonist went to stop him, only for him to fall down (on his own). The protagonist's first memories that he can tell Sae Niijima is him waking up after falling asleep on the train, which is heading for Shibuya.

The protagonist's label during his mugshot reads 'P508954TS.' The 'P5' part of it references Persona 5.

The scene then briefly cuts to the protagonist having three mugshots of him taken. One of the officials tells him how his teammate sold him out. One of them knocks him to the ground by hitting him with the butt of their gun, where he is then secured and cuffed by officers. The protagonist manages to grab a ladder and climb out of their reach, but unbeknownst to him, more officers were waiting at the top. After an officer orders to capture him, they begin pursuit of him. When the men wearing black catch up to him, he jumps through the window, with some of his teammates calling him a 'showoff' and 'reckless.' When he lands back on solid ground, he is blinded by a bunch of lights coming from a bunch of police cars. One of his allies ( Futaba Sakura) points him to a stained glass window, which he runs across some guard rails to reach. The protagonist continues to sneak around the building while watching out for people on guard of him.

Persona phantom of the opera walkthrough