Profile about Kanji Tatsumi

Kanji Tatsumi A juvenile delinquent who has extensive experience with street fighting. Although he wears a lot of piercings and metal jewelry, he has a knack for sewing. He uses steel chairs and shields in battle. Initial persona isTake-Mikazuchi of the Emperor Arcana which specializes in Electric and Physical Attacks.

Kanji Tatsumi is one of the characters in Persona 4. He becomes a playable character in the middle of the game. Kanji is initially introduced as a delinquent who takes down a biker gang in the town of Inaba. Throughout the game, he proves that looks can be deceiving, showing that he has a much softer side. Kanji's family owns a textile shop where Kanji learned to sew and make stuffed animal toys. In battle, Kanji uses random objects as weapons; his starting weapon being a steel chair. Kanji's main issue is that of his sexuality, being confused yet settled by Naoto, the androgynous female detective.

Kanji's dungeon in the Midnight Channel is the "Steamy Bathhouse." This bath house serves to represent his confusion regarding his sexuality. One of Kanji's main problems in life is, "what it means to be a man," believing a man should be able to, "stand on his own two feet." When the top of the dungeon is reached, Kanji is arguing with his shadow, confused. The Shadow Kanji reveals Kanji's fear of women, and his tendency towards homosexuality. When the shadow is defeated, it appears that he still won't face himself. However, Kanji tells the shadow that he already knew about this, inferring he is just scared of being rejected... regardless of the sexual orentation of the person who is rejecting him.

In combat, Kanji is a powerful melee character, similar to Chie. At the start, he has a number of electrical skills. A mention should go to the confusion between Kanji's stats and his skill set. Kanji learns the full range of electric magic, further enhanced by, "Elec Amp," and, "Elec Boost," despite the fact he is primarily a melee character. Even though he is a melee character, he only has single target attacks, albeitly powerful ones, notably, "Primal Force." Kanji also has a party-wide physical attack buff. Kanji's followup attack is one of the more useful ones, knocking down multiple enemies, usually all of them. At the rank 10 social link, Take-Mikazuchi evolves into Rokuten Maou, removing Kanji's weakness to wind.

Once June rolls around in Persona 4, the protagonist is able to start the Social Link with Kanji Tatsumi. In this S. Link, the protagonist and Kanji are together when they meet a boy who has recently lost a doll. In an attempt to cheer the boy up, Kanji offers to create a replacement doll for the one the boy lost. As a result of this endeavor, Kanji gets used to the idea of creating more and more dolls and eventually begins selling them at his family's shop. Throughout the Social Link, the protagonist learns of Kanji's insecurities regarding this matter since it conflicts with his tough guy facade. Kanji eventually learns the value of his skills, and he accepts them regardless of the fact that they are perceived to be feminine in nature. As a result, he shows the residents of Inaba that there is more to a person than their appearance. If you max Kanji's Social Link before the game finishes, on the day of your departure he tells you that he will start holding classes to teach others how to do various things with the shop's textile supplies.

After completing Kanji's S. Link The Protagonist receives a strap and the ability to create the persona Odin of the Emperor Arcana.

Profile About Yukiko Amagi

Yukiko Amagi 

Another of the protagonist's classmates. She is the daughter of the family who runs the venerable, high-class Amagi Inn. She spends a lot of time with Chie Satonaka, but she is currently in the middle of her apprenticeship as manager.

Social Link 

You can increase your Empress Social Link by fullfilling the requests of this character. Those requests are Persona Fusions with a resulting Persona with an unique ability, each time a Fusion is complete properly the Social rank will go up, and it will be possible to know a little more about Margaret. 

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Shin Megami Tensei: Persona 4

Release Dates 

• Japan: July 10, 2008
• North America: December 9, 2008
• Europe: March 13, 2009 

Characters

• Protagonist: The silent protagonist of the game. He recently moved to live in Inaba with his uncle and cousin after his parents had to work overseas.
• Yosuke Hanamura: A clumsy, awkward boy who is often used as comic relief through physical comedy. His dad is the manager of Junes, a convenience store.
• Chie Satonaka: An upbeat girl with a short temper and an obsession with martial arts. She was born and raised in Inaba.
• Yukiko Amagi: A wealthy and elegant, but introverted girl who is the heiress of the famous Amagi Inn. She is always busy training herself for the business.
• Kanji Tatsumi: A juvenile delinquent with piercings and a tough look. However, his mother runs a textile shop in their home, making him very skilled at tailoring.
• Rise Kujikawa: A former idol in Japan, she quit her job to have a normal life in the countryside. She acts as support in battle.
• Naoto Shirogane: A young, serious detective who is dubbed as the "Detective Prince", but still attends high school.
• Teddie: A strange bear mascot who resides within Mayonaka TV. He serves as outside support in battle, but later becomes a party member during battle.

Story 

The Moon Phase System, which has been in a vast majority of Megami Tensei games, has been replaced with aWeather Forecast system. The game features a more retro style compared to Persona 3.

Persona 4's gameplay and style stays similar to Persona 3's. Persona 4 has kept the social links and dungeon crawling gameplay and it appears to be run on the same engine as its predecessor. Features such as Community (Social Link in English localization,) One More and All-out Attack from Persona 3 return. The glasses, given by Teddie, play an important role in the game, and allow the party to see through the heavy mist inside Mayonaka TV and decrease stamina loss. The pistol-like Evokers of Persona 3 are replaced by tarot cards, which the main characters shatter in order to summon their respective Personas. The battles also have some similarities, such as the one more system, all out attack, and the AI controlled support characters. However, characters can be set to take commands from the player, deviating from Persona 3's system.

However, several major changes have been made. The player now has 5 stats in contrast to P3's 3 and lacks the health status, enabling players to explore dungeons continuously. Only now, the constraint is SP. HP and SP will not be restored when the player goes back to the dungeon entrance, but the player can choose to restore SP by talking to the fox (who will join the group after some time into the game), although it will cost a significant amount of money.

Battle-wise, P4's is more forgiving. This is partly due to a new tactic in battle enabling you to directly control the actions of the other party members. This time you can continually exploit an enemy's weakness, as they will stay down instead of getting up after the second consecutive exploitation of their weakness. Multi-target spells give a bonus turn as long as you hit at least one enemy's weakness (However, the same works for your party). Battles now occur after school instead of at midnight like in P3. This gives the player less time in which to do social activities. Post battle card shuffles have been revamped with the addition of arcana chance (which can bring you good or bad status depending on the Arcana and the way the card lands).

Social Links now have a greater effect on battle. For example, for level 1, the player's allies occasionally protect the protagonist from a deathblow (If the HP of the protagonist becomes zero, the game will be over.) For level 3, if the protagonist or his allies successfully knock the shadow down, the allies will occasionally offer to have a follow-up attack which has a 100% chance to knock down and can paralyze another shadow or shadows (or in the case of Chie, instantly defeat). For level 5, if the Social Link character knocks down a foe, they will help an ally who is Down or Dizzy. For level 7, if the Social Link character knocks down a foe, they can cure one ally of Rage, Fear, or Confusion. All allies whom had their corresponding Social Link at level 9 will be able to survive an attack that should have killed them with 1 HP once per battle. For the maximum level, the persona of the corresponding ally will be evolved into another persona. The biggest change is the status of the persona. Some Personas may lose their weakness and become immune to certain kind of magic attacks, or allow them to resist a completely different element.

Protagonist (Persona 4)

The Protagonist of Persona 4 begins the game by moving toYasoinaba. Similar to Tatsuya Suou of the Persona 2dualogy, he wields two-handed swords as his primary weapon. However, he is incapable of using alternative weapons, in contrast to the Protagonist of Persona 3. As the leader of the Investigation Team, the protagonist becomes deeply involved in the serial murder cases in the Inaba region shortly after arriving in town to live with his uncle. 

• Date of Birth: Unknown, 1994
• Zodiac: Unknown
• Height: 180 cm (5'11")
• Blood Type: Unknown
• Initial Persona: Izanagi
• Ultimate Persona: Izanagi-no-Okami
• Weapons: Two-Handed Sword
• Arcana: Fool, World