![]() ![]() If they were to make this into a bonafide hit, a more prolonged episode count would’ve sufficed a bit more for one. There are many instances where the pacing felt too quick for us to understand and feel for our characters. While it is admirable of them to at least try to accomplish this, it fails considerably. The creators wanted to include as much content as possible to make it feel like an authentic Persona game in full anime spectacle. Ironically, this problem of fitting too much content into one season was the same problem with the 1st season. At one point, there are several parts where they skip over significant growth to fit 13 episodes in with Marie’s and animate the extra scenes this includes the beach fanservice, the band practice, motorcycle licenses, etc. These do not bode well in how they handle the pacing and development. The anime wants to solely focus on the new one, named Marie, and find out the mystery of who she is and why she is there. Still, Persona 4 the Golden Animation is nothing more than just decent fan service for fans to see, even with the inevitable cringe-worthy attempts to adapt it fully.įor those who aren’t aware of the concept of Persona 4 Golden, it is another version of the original game with a different side character that we get to know throughout her own story. After much popular demand by absolutely no one, Aniplex thought to themselves, “Remember that Persona 4 anime we made a couple of years ago? Why don’t we make another one for the port to cash in on the hype for Persona?” Atlus probably had a hand in the decision too. Its different mechanics and new fantastic scenes also brought a new character, which breathed all new life into it. favorite game is Persona 4 and will cherish it till the day I die, I’ve also adored its Vita port, Persona 4 Golden. It would be of no surprise to anyone that it was a thing that, in the end, would be looked at as a project that could not be called anything but unnecessary. However, the event that started the whole milking process began with announcing an entire adaptation of Persona 4 in anime form back in 2011. That is not a negative connotation, as the spin-off games and the Vita port are excellent in their own right. What began as a triumphant success, both critically and commercially, in the gaming culture, even outside the JRPG community, has now devolved into whoring itself out. For Persona fans, I don't really think you all enjoy this adaptation anyway. I recommend you guys maybe don't watch this shit., it can make your eye close or cry. Well, just because it's an alternative setting, that doesn't mean it doesn't important. The problem is the rest of the party, they just waiting for turns to talk, just like cycles. ![]() Yu in Golden is more charismatic and courageous person. The art in P4Golden is a bit brighter and simple than the original story (talk about junk), the songs are quite matching with the series.Īnd now for the character section, our protagonist Yu Narukami clearly have different personalities than the original story. So, the story is clearly have been rushed in 12 episode., basically, the original story is almost gone from the entire series, because they just retell the events that not included in the original story (pointless events indeed) 12 episode, while the original Persona 4 The Animation have 2x more episode than Golden. Well, I don't care if it's alternative or not, I just want to watch some good stuff. ![]() The story retells the original story with a new character or should I say, this is an alternative setting. The Story, ummm.i can't say much because there not so much to talk about. I'm a Persona fans, a huge fan of it! But, I have to say one word for P4 The Golden, "DISAPPOINTING!!!"Īctually, I don't want to throw my precious time to write a bad review, but this 'anime' is forced me to do so. ![]()
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