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Jason Wood
Haru
Ethan Murphy
This is now and RyujiXAnne thread!
Post RyujiXAnne!
Mason Gomez
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Nicholas Jenkins
WAKE UP NEET
Evan Richardson
Lavenza is best girl!
Eli Rodriguez
This.
Maybe it's because he had to go by Kaneko's instructions and style, but I liked his P2 sprite art a whole lot better than his P3+.
Connor Lewis
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Colton Torres
Please God, let me meet him. All I want to is to find that perfect boy I know exists. He’s sweet and shy and my age and likes all the things I do, perhaps even is on this site itself. The boy who won’t secretly think I’m a loser, the boy I can cuddle with (even if only possible online) and spent nights talking to and laughing and sharing happiness. Someone who can reciprocate the love I put in, the boy who I can make feel safe and secure unconditionally and can fill this gaping, empty void in my heart.Please, just let me find this person. I’ll change everything about me if that’s what it takes Please, I just can’t take the loneliness anymore.
Wyatt Lopez
Reposting since the new thread popped up while I was typing.
Part of the dialogue from the cutscene pic related is from. Used the manga's name for the protagonist.
>Lavenza: The evil god chose two well-grounded humans, and had them compete. This was to determine whether the world should "remain" or "be destroyed and created anew." >Lavenza: One would be an instigator of the masses' distortion... His name was "Akechi Goro." Were he to win, the human would would "be destroyed and created anew. >Lavenza: The other would be the trickster opposing him... That boy's name is Kurusu Akira. >Morgana: If he won, the human world would "remain"... that's what the game was supposed to be. >Morgana: ...On the surface, anyway. >Lavenza: The evil god already knew that reformation is not something that would occur to idle humans. >Lavenza: Because the evil god is itself the distorted wish of the masses. >Lavenza: However, our true master believed in humanity. >Lavenza: He believed that surely, among the people, one who could succeed in reforming them, a "trickster," would appear. >Lavenza: But the evil god laughed at that possibility, and set out to instead cause the one with those groundings to fall into despair, to prove humanity's powerlessness. >Lavenza: And so he, Kurusu Akira, who possed those grand groundings... was approached for that reason. >Lavenza: Training the trickster who would become a savior, he would show him the rejection of the masses, and cause him to fall into despair... >Lavenza: I fear it's likely that the evil god himself may also have intended to nip any danger to himself in the bud.
Then Lavenza goes on to explain how his excuse of "rehabilitating" her when he split her was a contradiction too, and that it's naturally because it was actually meant to give fake!Igor the opportunity to keep watch over the protagonist, and Morgana mentions that from the beginning, Yaldabaoth wasn't going to let the protagonist win.
