Meanwhile, in Persona 5, Ryuji is a blabbermouth who constantly needs shutting up, Futaba is a cringey mirror for us gamers, and Morgana is the world’s strictest feline for constantly telling us to go to bed.Īs for the antagonists, Akechi is an insanely hot copy of Death Note’s Light Yagami, but Adachi is a sick serial killer who ingeniously hides his true self behind a weak and pathetic mask. Yosuke admirably fills the best friend role, Chie is an energetic lass who resembles Yukari but with boy hair, and Kanji is a secretly camp doofus who ends up being the game’s most memorable protagonist. Yes, Rise Kujikawa is an annoying and clingy dolt who needs to stop singing, but the rest of the ragtag crew are fine buddies to go on a camping trip with.
However, even though Ann is an alluring temptress (despite being a Britney Spears wannabe), and Makoto is the “best girl”, the squad in Persona 4: Golden is stronger than The Phantom Thieves. The members of The Investigation Team and The Phantom Thieves are mostly comprised of enjoyable chumps that succeed in sprouting a ton of exposition with humour and personality. So, again because Atlus’ survey has driven me to compare both beauties similar to Vincent with Catherine and Katherine, let’s briefly discuss which Persona has the best characters, dungeons, music, and story.Īlthough a lot of the media have had issues with Atlus’ portrayals of certain characters, the studio is well known for creating likeable misfits who are better mates than pals in reality. While they’re both fantastic JRPGs that have put Atlus above Square Enix, there are arguments that can be made for each one being better than the other. Although I adore SEES and still perceive Yukari and Mitsuru to be the series’ most captivating romances, there’s no denying the best instalments are Persona 4: Golden and Persona 5.
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