If you like the characters, they will translate nicely. In many cases however, what likely appealed to you in the game should transition into the anime. People who haven’t played the game probably won’t see that much of an issue in these. Usually I wouldn’t give these issues a pass, but like I said since it was mainly being compared to the game I do. And although the pacing is considerably better in the second half of the show, the beginning is way too fast. The faraway faces are sometimes laughable. The CG usage was often bad, especially in the background characters walking around. They are noticeably apparent, and part of why it led to widespread hate of the P5 anime. With all that being said, I am not trying to defend the bad parts of the P5 anime.
The anime should be given some slack in that regard. This was a direct result of poor animation, bad pacing, and cutting out parts of the game. The game was made by thousands of more people, have had years to develop, and is generally taken more serious. As I do see where most the criticism comes from, the root of it is from people who compare to the game, this probably isn’t a fair way to look at it. I wasn’t coming into this expecting what I got from the game, and neither should you. Persona 5’s stand alone story is not what made the game special, rather just one factor. It was clear from the start that this wasn’t going to be like the game at all, as most game adaptations never are. However, my expectations played a part in the viewing experience. With its cheap animation, off-pacing at times, and generally its lack of what made the game special. Even with that, the anime was considered a disappointment from the start. It won 2017 Game Awards “RPG of the Year” And was ranked at was of the top games of the year by many gaming outlets.
#Persona 5 fanfiction series
Persona 5, another addition to the long time SMT/Persona series was a huge success in both the west and in Japan. Unfortunately for game anime adaptations, they have a steep hill to climb to recapture the magic you get from playing through them. Just how will she react to his story, and what will become of the Phantom Thieves? Here, he wakes up to a harsh interrogation, but this is cut short by the arrival of Sae Niijima-a prosecutor seeking answers. However, during the peak of their popularity, Ren gets captured and taken into custody. The group's reputation continues to grow explosively, bringing along fame both positive and negative. With the help of similarly troubled students, he forms the Phantom Thieves of Hearts, attempting to save people from their sinful desires by "taking their heart," making evildoers regret their actions and turn over a new leaf. In the Metaverse, he awakens his Persona, a power from deep within that gives him the strength to fight the shadows. While on the way to attend his first day at his new school, Ren notices a strange app has appeared on his phone, transferring him to a world known as the Metaverse, which contains people's "shadows": distorted depictions of their true selves. It is essential, therefore, that players get used to not only attacking enemies, but using power ups (or buffs) as well as consumable items to keep the Phantom Thieves in the pink.Ren Amamiya, a new transfer student at Shujin Academy, is sent to Tokyo to live with his family friend Sojiro Sakura after wrongly being put on probation for defending a woman from sexual assault. However, players will have to favor strategic thinking over button mashing to weather the more advanced adversaries who are prone to inflicting party members with status ailments that can make them temporarily turn on each other, fall asleep or otherwise become less effective in battle. Early fights in the game are very forgiving. Personas are endowed with different abilities such as fire, ice or psychic attacks which make them particularly useful (or not) against various opponents.
Each of the Phantom Thieves has their own combo attacks and individual personas - basically superpowered avatars - that they can call on for assistance. During most of Striker’s combat situations, players can switch between Joker and three of his teammates, the latter of whom can be swapped in and out with other party members between battles.
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