Scanned from my own copy of Official Design Works. Ryuji's shoes incorporate the rising sun motif, referencing bōsōzoku/yankii subcultures, delinquent motorcycle gangs. It's martial iconography appropriated by rebellious youths.
It's an integral aspect to Ryuji's characterization
@Oni_Dino@branflakespanda The main account is already being asked to address this. It is clearly a big concern among fans and they're already awaiting on clarification on the issue.
@AUTOMATON_ENG The Japan-inspired urban aesthetics are really on point, and the game is a well-crafted love letter with nods to some really beloved franchises like Doraemon, Initial D and many others. No wonder Japan likes it.
Anyone wondering: No, I will not be going to the UK for any Persona event for the time being.
Meguro-san, I'll be glad to see you again in the US (or in Japan)
Anyone wondering: No, I will not be going to the UK for any Persona event for the time being.
Meguro-san, I'll be glad to see you again in the US (or in Japan)
Come and see the legend Shoji Meguro in person while you still can! Only a few tickets left for the #Persona Grooves concert! 🎷
Prepare for a dazzling night with funky vibes from Persona 3, 4, 5 and grab your tickets at https://t.co/u85yBHjPL8 🎟️
Following redevelopments, a visit to Shibuya Station today confirms it looks almost nothing like how it was depicted in Persona 5. I arrived here on the Ginza Line.
This year marks the 10th anniversary since Persona 5 initially released in Japan.
(Credit: TakagiRailway_en)
Following redevelopments, a visit to Shibuya Station today confirms it looks almost nothing like how it was depicted in Persona 5. I arrived here on the Ginza Line.
This year marks the 10th anniversary since Persona 5 initially released in Japan.
(Credit: TakagiRailway_en)
Scanned from my own copy of Official Design Works. Ryuji's shoes incorporate the rising sun motif, referencing bōsōzoku/yankii subcultures, delinquent motorcycle gangs. It's martial iconography appropriated by rebellious youths.
It's an integral aspect to Ryuji's characterization