Persona Trinity Soul : The Forgotten Persona
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Persona: Trinity Soul is a Japanese anime television series. It is a spin-off of the PlayStation 2 game Persona 3, taking place ten years after the game's events.
Produced by Aniplex and animated by its subsidiary A-1 Pictures, the series aired in Japan on Tokyo MX from January 5 to June 28, 2008. It also features music by Taku Iwasaki. In February 2010, NIS America announced it would broadcast the series in North America with the original Japanese dub. According to the official Persona 3 Portable fanbook, Trinity Soul is considered to be an alternative entry in the series.
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the only protagonist that actually has caring parents
Makoto probably had caring parents, probably tatsuya too, and idk about naoya
@Glitchgoat wow, i really gotta read that manga sometime.
@Glitchgoat The Megumi story in this anime rips from Naoya's story.
makoto’s parents DIED
The main reason he didn’t get a game
You forgot the best part to come from this anime.
"I'M IN THE HOUSE LIKE CARPET"
Persona Trinity Soul: As you get older, it's harder to use your persona without drugs
Persona 2 Eternal Punishment: The fuck you talking about?
In P2 the drug was named Philemon.
Adachi want to know where is your TV
Revolver Jesus.
@@sponge1234ify Revolver Jesus needed drugs to use his persona
@@samuelmachado8330 lol, see this is why I don't think it contradicts things. P3's MC is seeing losing a bit of control over his persona during the opening, and the SEES peeps have a unique condition to summon their personas into the real world. Meanwhile both P4 and P5's cast only seem to be able to tap into their power when already within the metaverse, which seems like a major element being overlooked, considering it's akin to Lucid Dreaming while you're active there. Even in the battle game, the Metaverse came to the real world in a Dark-Hour style field of influence. It should also be notable that even though 'growing out' of your persona might be something that can happen, Adachi was a bit of a two sided nutjob, not sure who he wanted to be when it came to justice or evil, and that could play a massive role in him utilizing a persona, since he's often hiding who he is.
As for P2, they are ALSO trapped inside a sphere of influence created by Nyarlthotep, which simultaneously enables the use of their collective unconscious as a persona. So the pieces fall into place comfortably.
This video found its way into my house, like carpet.
Sojiro and Dojima: WHERE ARE ALL THESE CARPETS COMING FROM?!
That john built up on the HILL.
And if there's too many heads on my blunt, I won't spark it, I'll put it in my pocket and save it like rocket fuel
@@ArbitraryOutcometill everybody’s gone, then it’s cool. Then I spark it up with my brother
@@frostcore2214 His momma named him Mo, but I call him Mo lover. And he's more than a cover, he's a quilt
Adults being able to use Personas normally has been a thing since Persona 1. In fact, I'm pretty sure Persona 3 is the only mainline Persona game that doesn't feature at least one Persona user in their twenties or higher. Persona 1 has Kandori, the 2 duolgy has a plethora of adult Persona users, 4 has Adachi and 5 Maruki in the Royal version.
Eh what about takaya and jin?
Persona 5 Strikers has an adult Persona user also. Also Persona 5 Tactica has one too.
@@wafflecone6968they're artificial persona user
@@arael3702 Eh they still count
I've said this a dozen times now, but I'd love to see Atlus re-write Persona Trinity Soul and have it serve as the template for Persona 6.
How can it serve as a template for p6 if P6 should be like years after persona 5 or like many fans want Elizabeth saving P3 Male protag. If we do get Trinity soul (reworked a bit) but as an actual sequel to fit in after P3 it would be weird cuz again the whole thing with Akihiko being useless and not mentioning SEES plus Mc of Trinity soul doesn’t have the power to have multiple personas.
I wouldn’t be surprised if this being a dlc for persona 3 reload. Or something similar to persona 5 phantoms
HUH ⁉@@Shadoxas
@@ShadoxasI’m not talking about Persona 6 being Trinity Soul but renamed to P6. I’m talking about borrowing certain aspects of Trinity Soul for P6 (the setting, some of the characters etc.)
@@Shadoxasreading comprehension. Its hard.
Wow we have everything from persona a protagonist moving to a new town to stay with someone for the year, a detective that attempts to suprise you with a persona, a murder mystery, a God to fight at the end
As far as Persona 4 contradicting Trinity Souls, I would say that Arena explains that fairly well actually. The P3 crew are shocked to sed the P4 crew summon their personas without using an exterior device (evoker), whereas the P4 crew are stunned when they learn that the P3 crew can use their personas outside of the TV world. In other words, each incurson of shadows is unique and the effects on the persona users alters to the specific incursion. P3 needs invokers to summon but can do so even outside of Tartarus, P4 needs no such devices but are limited to the TV world, P5 must rip a mask off of their face (which looks bloody painful) and seemingly are relegated to palaces.
P3 users had to use evokers because the dark hour is so draining. The midnight channel inversely makes it a bit easier to summon them Akihiko in the arena games stated that he doesn’t need to use an evoker anymore
P5 can only use their personas in the Metaverse as Personas are manifestations of their personalities and the Metaverse is a world where cognitions come to life. That's why when they defeat the final boss and the Metaverse connection severs so does their access to their costumes and personas.
You had the right idea but forgot Mementos
Wrong. Evoker is an external summoning device, making it possible to use a persona anywhere with no trouble, while the TV world influence has a special atmosphere which makes the summoning possible. That's why P3 characters don't use evokers when they are in the TV world as well. In P1/P2 it was made possible as normal via Philemon's power, who was weakened by the time of P3 and onward.
@@lemonov3031 in p3 itself, it's said that is possible to summon a persona without an evoker but it's very difficult.
@@tpuddin Yes, it's even confirmed further in Reload that Takaya doesn't use one because his determination is strong enough, and after the events of P3 Akihiko eventually learns to summon without an evoker too.
Actually, it's persona 2 itself that contradicts trinity soul, since there are more than a character in their 20 that can use persona without problem. And persona 2 too they just summon persona, there's no trauma gun card masks or facing true self, so all of these things were already in persona 2. Still, this anime is good, and without some of these contradictory details could be canon without problem
The reason the characters from Persona 2 have personas is a bit more complicated in nature than the later games. The characters in Persona 1 and 2 were chosen by Philemon directly, whereas in 3 onwards the MCs sign contracts in some way which means they had an option to opt out, instead of the role being forced on them. The other characters in P3 use evokers or similar methods, but it's only possible because of the dark hour, but P4 and P5 the MC gets their ability before any of their other teammates and in P4 the other 2 that are given the ability also shook hands with Izanami and in P5 only Joker and Akechi where given abilities because of Yaldaboath
Joker does not get his personal before Morgana, you as the player only have access to Joker first. However it is made clear that Morgana already had access to their Persona prior to Joker pulling off his mask in rebellion.
That really doesn’t matter since Atlus stopped caring about 2 after 3 was released lol. I don’t they were thinking of the logistics of a game they didn’t make. (Referring to the change in staff and writers)
@@legoboy-ox2kxNo, in P3 they can summon whenever they want to, as long as they use an evoker. If you give P4 and P5 characters evokers, they would as well.
@@lemonov3031 Well in P3 the Evokers work off of the user accepting their mortality while they fire it, so I'm not sure you could just hand one to say Joker and expect him to be able to use it. Especially since fundamentally, their Personas were formed from rebellion or whatever so it might not even work at all
Although yes, Evokers can be used whenever and I'm surprised more people don't know that.
Makes me wish there was more anime original Persona enteries starring non-wildcards
Heck I'm even surprised no TH-camr has tried to make an Abridged parody of the series, it would really help reintroduce people to it.
Does the stage plays and manga count as having a cast of characters without the Wild Card ability? Well, technically, the protags in those still have their Wild Card ability, but they never at any point actually use it and always stick with their starter Persona.
@@spydersoup8447 I don't really count those because they still have access to the Velvet Room
@@TrivatorGaming That's a good point. Still, feels weird that in those, they never actually use their Wild Card ability and still have access to the Velvet Room.
It’s not an Anime but Persona 1 and Person 2’s duology doesn’t use the wild card trope
Here's why I think Shadow Extraction makes one euphoric. The Shadow, according to Carl Yung, is the self, that is understandable to society, you don't want anyone to see. If you let out the shadow, like in counseling or writing it in a journal, it feels good, like you lifted a weight off your chest. That's the sense of euphoria. Yes, the Shadow may be a deviant, I get that! Letting it out where it doesn't harm anyone is the key to balancing the Shadow and the Persona.
I meant to say the shadow is the side that is not respected to society, not understandable. I don't know what I was typing. I'm not editing because I don't wanna lose that heart
@@ren_suzugamori1427 i understood the core of what you getting across. It's not like a typo or something invalidates the entire post.
@@NobleAbsinthe thank you. I kind of see this Persona series as an alternate timeline. We get this or Persona 4
What's it do when someone doesn't have a persona?
@@-Siknakaliux-II isnt it (at least in this) everyone has a persona/shadow its just that some people cant summon them and its just dormant inside them
I like to think Trinity Soul is canon, just making minor adjustements to the story and some concepts would make it fit nicely
It was never Canon
@@shelbybayer200 ok shelby
@@shelbybayer200 I mean, aside from Akihiko and the age limit there's nothing colliding with the rest of the franchise
Maybe one day
@@Diego35HDWell, neither do any other personas. Persona 3 was the last non-spinoff to actually show characters that would be important in future games. Rise is relegated to a poster in P5.
This persona makes me feel in the house like carpet. Not gonna lie.
This anime try to sell Gloomy theme of Persona 3 but they get it wrong, because what made people love P3 is for its lively story and story telling that made the tragic end more meaningful (like loosing a friend)
12:35 Persona 1 and Persona 2: Eternal Punishment contradict Trinity Soul's lore as well, with Kandori, a major antagonist in both games, being fully capable of utilizing a Persona despite being in his late twenties (P1) and his early thirties (P2: EP). Same goes for the majority of party members in Eternal Punishment too, with Maya, Ulala, and Katsuya being well into their twenties and Baofu, the oldest of the cast, being 32 years old and yet they all can use their Personas with no problems
Yuki, Nanjo and Elly are also adults
These modern Persona fans man..
Zenkichi in 5 strikers is also another adult user who awakened as an adult, trinity soul is non canon after all hence the liberties they took for their narrative.
Edit: obviously strikers is long after trinity soul but it shows that it still remains the case that adults can have personas.
The Nyarlohothep trilogy has Philemon unlock people's access to their personas after being summoned during the Persona game (also the same reason why everyone has access to the Velvet Room, not just the Fool). I believe Philemon & Nyarlohothep agreed to leave humanity alone after EP, but I'm not sure because I haven't played it. Persona 3 onward has had characters limited to 1 Persona each (aside from the Fool), often with complications or limitations, so the nature of acquisition had changed so equating Persona usage with age was not unreasonable for the time.
I would dispute that Persona 4's killer necessarily negates this theory since their Persona is granted to them by a divine entity, although Zenkichi Hasegawa from Persona 5 Strikers would, given he awakens to Valjean as an adult.
@Eduardo-ll7eg also, there's an adult in P5 Tactica that has a Persona.
The anime is set in Toyama City, Toyama Prefecture, where I live. Some of the scenery remains the same, while others have changed.
I think the reason for Shin not being included in the 25th merch along side the other 7 protagonist is one may think it's because many people hated this and declared it non canon, similar to the changes made for the Persona 3 stage and anime adaptations (With the bit you mentioned about Kanaru, the bit you said "How familiar...", that's only in the Persona 3 stage plays and movies, in the game, Yukari is actually the canon love interest and the game would give big hints about it, even making it a big plot element in The Answer), but in one video I saw, it's actually because Atlus doesn't really own the rights to Trinity Soul surprisingly. Also, one thing I'd like to point out is that recently all the Persona animes were all shown in this one source in this marathon in a Japanese stream service as one of the announcements for the September announcement, even Trinity Soul was featured in there, despite Shin not even being featured at all in any of the 25th anniversary merch. So, that's pretty much the only time Trinity Soul got any sorta attention for the 25th Anniversary of Persona celebration so far. I'm really hoping this would get a reboot where it would feature elements from future Persona games like 4 and 5 while still being more of a Persona 3 sequel as well as fix up a lot of the issues. Also, someone actually told me that Trinity Soul actually introduced a few elements that the Persona 4 Arena games would use.
Also, to correct you on something, the two art you showed with Shin, those are promo art for Persona concerts from 2009 to 2011.
Notice the 25th anniversary includes *Game* protagonists
Trinity soul doesn't have a game sadly so maybe that's another reason as to why it's not included
That’s a lotta words
It NEEEEEEEEDS a reboot!
Incorrect all persona social links are cannon according to Atlus
So the Harem route was cannon in persona 3 and that better explain the events in the answer
Trinity soul has amazing ost as well, like Soul Drive and Burning Men’s Soul, the latter having some of the best lyrics I’ve ever seen written.
It's good like velvet turtle
Are you talking about carpet?
You're more than a cover for making this observation. You're a quilt.
im in the house like carpet
About as good as that one house John built on the hill
2:08 igor being some random guy on the street is hilarious
Only protagonist who's in the house like carpet
In my opinion this was somewhat a botched result of Atlus not knowing where to go after the huge milestone which Persona 3 was. You can see a mix between P3 social story line and Persona 2 noiresque-like notion.
This was probably a mixture a little too much shaken for the player of an IP that just got out of indie and waltzed right into mainstream. (Of course the full process happened after P5 but at that moment Atlus made a breakthrough).
Still I liked the show for its dry almost crispy atmosphere. It came to me more as a tribute to P2 rather than P3.
Atlus doesn't own Trinity Soul
@@shelbybayer200 I honestly didn’t know that. Thank you for your response. Well, that explains a lot.
One thing to note is not just persona 4 but the cast of persona 2 eternal punishment (which was before persona 3) the entire cast were adult persona users so the whole not having a persona at adulthood made zero sense
Actually water does expire, or more accurately the bottle its in expires, causing the water to leach in chemicals from it contaminating it.
12:42 spoilers from Persona 5 Scramble: The phantom strikers:
Today the oldest Persona user is Zenkichi Hasegawa aka Wolf (+40 years)
I find it funny that this anime takes place like a year or two after Strikers and yet Strikers gives it it's biggest contradiciton.
Check it out im in da house like carpet
And if there's too many hits on my blunt
@@LeaveMeAloneFBI i wont spark it and ill put it in my pocket and save it like rocket fuel
till everybody's gone, and it's cool
Then I spark it up with my brother
His momma named him Mo, but I call him Mo' Lover
And he's more than a cover, he's a quilt
We're putting shit together like the house that John built.
Shin’s design might actually come from a scrapped P3 protagonist concept; if you look at the early footage from when it was going to have an isometric perspective, the protagonist design looks a lot like Shin.
The fact that you cannot be an adult to use a persona or you die is mentioned in this anime and nowhere else in the Persona series really tells you that the creators behind the Persona game series did not like that concept.
I think it is a dumb concept. So, you're telling me that when all the characters from Persona 1 to 5 grow up that they violently die if they try using their persona? That's a bit too gruesome. Also, if I remember correctly, some were already adults (or can be considered young adults).
Kek I can see Akihiko trying to summon his and he suddenly violently blows up.
I know people love pointing out the contradiction of "adults can't summon personas" by talking about Adachi from P4 or the cast of P2: Eternal Punishment... But it's so often ignored what Kanaru says in one of the episodes about that. She says that she doesn't believe that adults actually lose their Persona's when they grow up, but subconsciously suppress because of this need to be "more adult". Not exactly what she says, but do forgive me it's been years since I watched this. Which means it's not that the Adachi or Maya shouldn't be able to summon Persona's... But more of that because of their psyche, mental state, or personality, they are able to summon one.
Thing is, we should also look at the context as a whole as to why Trinity Soul even makes mention of this; And while this is slightly meta, it is supposed to explain why most if not almost all Persona users are teenagers. It's not that adults "can't", it's just that teenagers are more predisposed to have one. Teenage life is often some of the most hectic years when it comes to finding oneself. And a lot of teenagers focus on that and I think that is why they're more predisposed to have one. And that's why adults, kids, dogs, or even shadows being able to summon personas is an exceptional thing where it has a lot to do with either circumstance (like a traumatic event), or mentality.
Additionally I like to think the reason Akihiko can't summon his Persona anymore is because in Trinity Soul he seems much more calm and collected; Which makes me want to think that he's been able to more or less move past his traumas, doesn't feel the need to overcompensate with his brawn anymore, and is in a stable moment in his life. And since he's a cop now, has also subconsciously fallen into putting up a more "society-approved" outward Persona. Aaaaaaand maybe that's why Akihiko seems "not like himself" or "boring" in TS. He's just grown up. And sometimes being grown up is boring and mundane.
Losing your Persona doesn't always have to be a thing imo. Might just mean you don't need it anymore.
The "adults" needing to take drugs to keep using their Persona's feel like a rather heavy handed way of representing needing medication for mental illness due to trauma that as an adult they still haven't been able to move past. Not sure how I feel about that but just what I think it might mean based on other points made in the video and heavy handed metaphors.
@@kjbionicle Frustrating how person fans do not care about anything except action. It's like they don't know what "Persona" is about at all. I blame persona 4 and 5.
"As you get older, it gets harder to summon your Personas"
Adachi, Maruki, Zenkichi, Toshiro, Katsuya, Kandori and Baofu would like to have a word with you.
Atlas has so much potential for this series outside of 3,4and 5. And even with those numbered titles, there is still so much that we can benefit from. There are lots of books left untranslated. I think the West is ready for Persona. I think there is a massive fan base that just wants more.
theory: different persona summon types have different restrictions. ones that don't have a prerequisite may have the limitation of age.
It isn't forgotten if you never wanted to remember it to begin with.
I want to thank you for making this video. I'm making a dnd campaign of persona for my friends that haven't played the game. This gave me ideas for it.
I watched this first few episodes a very long time ago and assumed it was Persona 1. When I later experienced Persona 1, I just assumed I had a fever dream haha
Which studio animated this again? I read in passing on old gamefaqs threads that the animation studio who did this also made the anime scenes for Persona 4 PS2.
It's was A1 Pictures if I'm not mistaken.
@@Onichanel. thanks for the response. They didn't do too bad with the animation here. Did a talent exodus happen at some point?
@@Mageman17 It's not the amount of animators who worked on a series, it depends on the priority given within the season lineup. That's what determines where the animation is done.
Nowadays, an anime's animation quality depends on whether it was drawn directly in-studio or outsourced to a sister branch of said studio (be it in Japan or overseas).
For example, Sailor Moon Crystal S1-2 animation was outsourced to the Philippines, hence why the animation takes real sharp nosedives at times. Why do that for one of Toei's most iconic series? It's cost effective. They preferred to cut corners just to not spend much money.
And now you know why P5A looks like sh*t at times.
The only thing I really remember from this is that supposedly Jun and the sister share the same body
Not even persona 4, it was retconned even before it existed; persona 2 eternal punishment
I was sold first ten seconds pls continue to make such high quality SMT content so I don't have to thanks~
This feels like fanfic and that's honestly one of the coolest things about it
Persona 1 and 2 had them summon via normal means and not a special way in fact no one needs to do that, they just do it for concentration. Also, P2 is the one that rejects this shows canon because Maya was 20. Also also, P1 and P2 don’t entirely have characters progression tied to the Mc being around
Thank goodness I'm not the only one who remembers this series. I watched this in college without having any prior knowledge of the Persona series. I still think of it from time to time and I look back on Trinity Soul fondly. I need to get the second DVD set to complete the anime and give this a rewatch at some point.
I watched 1 episode, and that was just straight up even creepier than any SMT game
You forgot to mention that the OP is an absolute banger.
i wish this had more views
@21:46 sparked a memory
So during my first watch of Kamen Rider Blade, there's an entire arc with Garren that's a giant anti-drugs message:
It's basically "Don't do drugs, you'll isolate yourself from your friends and family and become dependant, and your Dollar Store M.Bison drug dealer will kill your girlfriend if you try to kick the habit."
(Kamen Rider W's almost-entire schtick counts too, a lot of the early Dopants are basically addicts strung out on the effects of using Memory direct into their body to escape the issues in their lives)
There's something about the early 00's public morals messaging in Japan that's just so unwieldy that it's almost comical.
i wanna point out that before persona 4 atlus had a very different way of having you see the world and the mechanics of personas and i'm actually really sad it didn't stay like this. Both persona 3 and trinity soul have the characters taking drugs to keep their personas in check with only your group in persona 3 being any different. it paints having a persona as a massive burden and undertaking unlike having a pokemon or having a stand. when you think of having Star Platinum you think of being this action movie hero who punches shit till it dies with magical powers. if persona had kept going like this having a persona would almost always mean sacrificing so much of yourself and putting yourself through so much pain to use that no one would ever really want one. i kinda wish atlus kept it like that. now having a persona is just WOAH CHECK OUT THIS SUPER RAD POWER and not a topic that should be taken seriously like how most mega ten games handle things.
But adachi first fuses with his shadow or something also he uses it in the TV world so it makes sense why adachi has a persona and I guess the same goes for zenkichi because hes in the metaverse
Persona 2 duology
Boafu is 30 and uses a Persona
In the normal world
@@shelbybayer200 Baofu and the other P2 persona users were literally chosen by Philemln
@@shrimpshufflr7745
Baofu wasn't, actually, he got his persona like way before the main plot while working in Taiwan or something
Im goanna be that asshole.
Technically, even before P4 was released, Trinity Soul makes no sense with adults with persona.
The cast of P2 part 2 (and two members of part 1) are all adults.
So trinity contradicts the real lore of the series by ignoring the past titles.
You're not an asshole. I haven't play p2 or p2.5 yet because I was told 2. 5 doesn't have a full English patch yet. And I kinda assumed they were teens. I'll read up on it now. Hope you stick around for more content in the future!
That’s because it’s confirmed to be another universe.
@@NobleAbsinthe Absolutley! I'll stick around! Love me some SMT stuff!
Also, fret not! Both Persona 2 games have finally been released in English! Innocent Sin(pt1) got a PSP remaster that was brought over the west. Sadly, eternal punishment(pt2) remaster was not brought over, but it was released in the west in the PS1 era....sadly, its very MURICAnized from what i hear.
You can also get the psp remaster of persona 1 so you dont have to deal with the MURICAnized edition we got for the PS1
Throw doesn’t make sense because literally everyone in persona 2 was hand chosen by Philemon, so they can be whatever afr
@@shrimpshufflr7745what about Akihiko and Mitsuru and Shinjiro? They are all 18, same as Makoto and Haru from Persona 5
Persona 6 is Trinity Soul
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I can't be made into Persona 6 in it's current state, but with a bit of retconning and changes, it could work as P6.
CHECK IT OUT IM IN THE HOUSE LIKE CARPET
I think I knew of the anime when it came out, but the whole semi-transparent Persona thing was a big turn off and I never finished it. I will say though, of all the interactions with Igor in the anime, mange and games, that brief interaction in Ep1 was perfection. I think it might even be my favorite scene of the whole anime, it's so mysterious, eerie and perfect for his character. I don't think I'll ever give a second chance to this anime, but it was definitely worth the watch to check out this little essay.
I didn’t know much about Persona, but for some reason I realy resonated by the chill wibes while feeling a bit ackward at the same time. For some reason the snow, cooking and some of the music stuck with me. Not the most profound show I have ever watched but I atached to it somehow.
Nice video man, just what i was waiting for. Good analysis to this anime. This is one of my favorites, isn't really good, right, but i like the serious and mystery atmosphere.
I’ve been meaning to watch it but I never remembered to buy it off Amazon, I’m glad this video reached my recommended
the lazy copout answer is because the concept of a multiverse applies to Persona too (being very important to a good chunk of Q2, as well as why the Persona series even exists in the first place, much less exist past Innocent Sin), there probably are timelines where Trinity Soul happened
It's really good watching your explanation about this persona, your voice give more vibe!
i love that the copyright bots took down all the openings here
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@@NobleAbsinthe 🤖
Check it out, I'm in the house like carpet
You unlocked a memory I saw at least part of this somewhere and I can't even recall where?? My brain is saying it must've been on US tv somewhere but maybe I just tried it on one of those sites. Nice that you spotlighted something that could easily become lost media! I subbed just to help out.
Edit: Yeah I have this as "dropped" on anilist but this video makes me wanna give it another go.
Great video man. The explanation and analysis done by you was really nice to watch.
Really like this was feeling the surprise of use some more music
Back in 2010, when I really got into persona 3 FES. I didn't have internet at the time. I've seen the picture with Shin, and I had no idea who that was until today!
When I saw the personas were transparent I immediately thought of the Jojo OVA.
I remember this anime from back in college. I got halfway through it but never finished it lol.
I was hoping there would've been a crossover 5 and Trinity soul.
Persona 6 should just be a trinity soul remake
Meaning the original story but edited to be more in line with the games
It better work in tangent with p3 and p5/p5s then. Akihiko also needs to be useful and able to use his persona plus they should actually bring back previous game casts.
That Adachi Doug Walker is so cursed
Akihiko in this anime became a cop. And in the game, Persona 4 Arena, he ia planning to be one.
Meaning it's a call back to this anime.
I feel like if this was a game, it would have been done better because anime usually has time constraints that they need to meet, and there's only so much you can include in an anime, if it's not a long running series.
Persona's being used in a "Real" world is a interesting concept
Thou hath awakened something within the sea of my souls...dang I forgot this existed.
Even though Akihiko didn’t do anything, I still liked the scene where he let’s Shin punch him. It’s like the one time he shows understanding to Shin and shows how even Akihiko is frustrated at the situation at large as well.
Average is truly the best description for Persona Trinity Soul
Wouldn’t it be funny if Atlus just casually drops Trinity Soul as a game
It's been a WHILE since I watched the anime so I may be be forgetting it, but you not mentioning it in the video also makes me think it wasn't really a thing in the anime.
But Personas and Shadows are deeply routed in Psychology and what have you (As I'm sure most people know)
But the idea of a piece of Persona fiction that doesn't involve that or acknowledge it feels like someone saw the cliffnotes of Persona 3 and just went "Oh okay, they are kinda like personal pokemon, got it." Missing the whole point of that they meant and what shadows and ego mean nether, which is something that is a through line throughout the whole series (With Persona 3 Journey arguably being the one with the weakest ties to this.)
I get why the show was made non-canon not due to the plot or characters or anything like that, it's mainly because it feels like it missed one of the main theme of what the persona games have in common, being the relationship between Personas and Shadows and the effect that can have on a person and the people around them along with the collective unconscious.
All that being said, great video~
Neat. Never heard of this.
5:02 Kamoshida!? What are you doing here!?
(This is just a joke, please don't argue.)
Check it out, im in the house like carpet
I know Trinity Soul got decanonized around the time of Persona 4 Arena
P5 anime fights for some reason is less flashier than the fights for Trinity soil
the concept for this show is pretty cool. it would've been such a good story for another game. like imagine a Persona User antagonist who, instead of being a wild card, they steal other people's persona's :0 i think that'd be sick :P
also couldn't the reason Adachi can use a persona be because they are in the TV world? they're in the real world in Trinity soul, so maybe that's why they have to use the drugs? idk
the sole reason on why i even discovered this persona series is because of the dude who rapped absolute fire
cause im in the house like carpet
12:38 I don't really think retcon is the righr term for that, since each game have slightly different changes in rules and all that. The use of pills to interfer with the persona seems to be vaguely based on surpressants pilla in p3
Maybe the existence of Adachi doesnt contradict TS. I mean *spoilers* he did get his powers directly from a god rather that having the potential like in 3. My theory would be that getting your persona that way instead of awakening to it transends normal rules.
bro why do u have this beautiful ass music in the background
If this storyline and laws about personas WERE canon, Zenkichi From P5 Strikers Wouldn't make sense either
Set ten years after Persona 3 event? Must be a reference to Yakuza 1 Fishiki.
glad the old people cant have personas idea was scraped otherwise we wouldnt have characters like zenkichi from P5S
I learned about the existence of this anime 15 minutes ago
Shin megoomi do I hear a tensei?
This review got Noble. He died
I didn't know this existed until I found this video.
Forgotten for a reason, am I right my brothers? give me an AMEN
I actually like to think that with the case of Adachi, you know those adults who are childhood nostalgic or have past trauma and are unable to let go of the past and wants it to come back instead of moving on from it? I think it's the same sorta thing with Adachi and is how he was able to retain control of his Persona despite his age. And I'm sure it's the same thing with Dr. Maruki from Persona 5 Royal too.
One thing is contradictory
Adachi is not the first person his age to have a Persona
Baofu from Persona 2 is mentioned to be 30
@@shelbybayer200 Yeah, to me, Persona Trinity Soul is the equivalent of what Sonic Chronicles: The Dark Brotherhood was, this really obscure and forgotten story made for a really popular video game franchise that while it does have really interesting ideas and concepts, don't really make any sense for the franchise's lore, seems to completely ignore things in the franchise that was already well established before it came out, feels more like this boring fan-fiction rather than a story written by fans who truly understand the intended world of the franchise and future games in the series would pretty much end up retconning it out of existence.
1:16 I never knew THAT'S who that was, I'd seen the name Trinity Soul before, but damn, you opened my eyes here, I'm gonna see what else you got.
"It's harder for you to summon your Persona as an adult." 😂 GTFO!
Check it out.
I’m in the house like carpet.
It's called super Sentai in Japan 18:25
And he didn’t call it Phoenix Ranger Featherman. Smh fake fan😤
Jk
never thought id get to share a trinity soul fun fact in my life but hey
around 28:40 you mention that a whale's feather really should've been read and explained to the audience. aniplex and nis america clearly agreed, because the volume 1 premium edition dvd box set comes with a hardcover copy of the in-universe children's book - "written by shigeru kanzato and illustrated by haruka kanzato"
its not very good! but the art is very appealing. fitting!
From the looks of it, it might have the potential to grow into a better story if they gave it a game or something.
I always remember about Kanaru death scene and the first ending song