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* The Game Over screen for the DLC campaign. Instead of a quote from ''Literature/ParadiseLost'', you're greeted with an excerpt of a poem by a journalist depicting the ''RealLife'' bombing of Guernica, with the implication being Guernica (as in the character) has encroached into the real world and annihilated humanity through arousing their minds with her art.
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* The Game Over screen for the DLC campaign. Instead of a quote from ''Literature/ParadiseLost'', you're greeted with an excerpt of a poem by a journalist depicting the ''RealLife'' bombing of Guernica, with the implication being Guernica (as in the character) has encroached into the real world and [[ItsAWonderfulFailure annihilated humanity through arousing their minds with her art.]]
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* Salmael in general is an entity rife with FridgeHorror. It's a deity born from humanity's desire to avoid conflict, and it's taken to trapping rebellious individuals in [[BlackBugRoom traumatic mental worlds]] to break their will. And Lavenza speculates that the only reason Toshiro wasn't broken instantly is because he had Erina, an early manifestation of his Persona. This means anyone ''without'' a Persona is doomed to be {{Mind Rape}}d with no means of resistance, and given how long it's been around, Toshiro might not have been its first victim. The worst part is that, unlike Yaldabaoth (or even something like YHVY from Shin Megami Tensei), Salmael [[WellIntentionedExtremist genuinely believe it's helping humanity]], its attitude being more CondescendingCompassion than malice. Morgana is rightly worried upon hearing this, as this makes it ironically even harder to reason with.
** Salmael's second form has the mask on his disembodied head break and reveal a NightmareFace with glaring red eyes and an incredibly wide SlasherSmile. And when you attack him, he looks directly at your character.
** Salmael's second form has the mask on his disembodied head break and reveal a NightmareFace with glaring red eyes and an incredibly wide SlasherSmile. And when you attack him, he looks directly at your character.
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* Salmael in general is an entity rife with FridgeHorror. It's a deity born from humanity's desire to avoid conflict, and it's taken to trapping rebellious individuals in [[BlackBugRoom traumatic mental worlds]] to break their will. And Lavenza speculates that the only reason Toshiro wasn't broken instantly is because he had Erina, an early manifestation of his Persona. This means anyone ''without'' a Persona is doomed to be {{Mind Rape}}d with no means of resistance, and given how long it's been around, Toshiro might not have been its first victim. The worst part is that, unlike Yaldabaoth (or even something like YHVY from Shin Megami Tensei), Salmael [[WellIntentionedExtremist genuinely believe it's helping humanity]], its attitude being more CondescendingCompassion than malice. Morgana is rightly worried upon hearing this, as this makes it ironically even harder to reason with.
**Salmael's second form has the mask on his disembodied head break and reveal a NightmareFace with glaring red eyes and an incredibly wide SlasherSmile. And when you attack him, he looks directly at your character.
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* Salmael's second form has the mask on his disembodied head break and reveal a NightmareFace with glaring red eyes and an incredibly wide SlasherSmile. And when you attack him, he looks directly at your character.
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* Salmael in general is an entity rife with FridgeHorror. It's a deity born from humanity's desire to avoid conflict, and it's taken to trapping rebellious individuals in [[BlackBugRoom traumatic mental worlds]] to break their will. And Lavenza speculates that the only reason Toshiro wasn't broken instantly is because he had Erina, an early manifestation of his Persona. This means anyone ''without'' a Persona is doomed to be {{Mind Rape}}d with no means of resistance, and given how long it's been around, Toshiro might not have been its first victim. The worst part is that, unlike Yaldabaoth (or even something like YHVY from Shin Megami Tensei), Salmael [[WellIntentionedExtremist genuinely believe it's helping humanity]], its attitude being more CondescendingCompassion than malice. Morgana is rightly worried upon hearing this, as this makes it ironically even harder to reason with.
** Salmael's second form has the mask on his disembodied head break and reveal a NightmareFace with glaring red eyes and an incredibly wide SlasherSmile. And when you attack him, he looks directly at your character.
** Salmael's second form has the mask on his disembodied head break and reveal a NightmareFace with glaring red eyes and an incredibly wide SlasherSmile. And when you attack him, he looks directly at your character.
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* Right from the start, there's something unsettling about the 3rd Kingdom. Eerily quiet school hallways, with the legionnaires existing in FireAndBrimstoneHell pocked dimensions. The rebels [[TheRevolutionWillNotBeCivilized are more aggressive and suspicious than those of the prior kingdoms]]. The Tyrant is completely unknown, with his name coming out as garbled static anytime someone says it. Even the hideout theme gives the feel of a BleakLevel. All of this leads up to TheReveal that the leader is actually the ''Shadow Self'' of Toshiro.
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* Right from the start, there's something unsettling about the 3rd Kingdom. Eerily quiet school hallways, with the legionnaires existing in FireAndBrimstoneHell pocked pocket dimensions. The rebels [[TheRevolutionWillNotBeCivilized are more aggressive and suspicious than those of the prior kingdoms]]. The Tyrant is completely unknown, with his name coming out as garbled static anytime someone says it. Even the hideout theme gives the feel of a BleakLevel. All of this leads up to TheReveal that the leader is actually the ''Shadow Self'' of Toshiro.
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* Right from the start, there's something unsettling about the 3rd Kingdom. Eerily quiet school hallways, with the legionnaires existing in FireAndBrimstoneHell pocked dimensions. The rebels [[TheRevolutionWillNotBeCivilized are more aggressive and suspicious than those of the prior kingdoms]]. The Tyrant is completely unknown, with his name coming out as garbled static anytime someone says it. Even the hideout theme gives the feel of a BleakLevel. All of this leads up to...
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* Right from the start, there's something unsettling about the 3rd Kingdom. Eerily quiet school hallways, with the legionnaires existing in FireAndBrimstoneHell pocked dimensions. The rebels [[TheRevolutionWillNotBeCivilized are more aggressive and suspicious than those of the prior kingdoms]]. The Tyrant is completely unknown, with his name coming out as garbled static anytime someone says it. Even the hideout theme gives the feel of a BleakLevel. All of this leads up to...to TheReveal that the leader is actually the ''Shadow Self'' of Toshiro.
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* Right from the start, there's something unsettling about the 3rd Kingdom. Eerily quiet school hallways, with the legionnaires existing in FireAndBrimstoneHell pocked dimensions. The rebels [[TheRevolutionWillNotBeCivilized are more aggressive and suspicious than those of the prior kingdoms]]. The Tyrant is completely unknown, with his name coming out as garbled static anytime someone says it. Even the hideout theme gives the feel of a BleakLevel. All of this leads up to...
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* It's thankfully not lethal unlike [[VideoGame/Persona5 Kasumi's fallout in]] ''[[VideoGame/Persona5 Royal]]'', but the way Natsuhara goes down is a bit unsettling. After Toshiro and Natsuhara successfully discredited Nakabachi and did the right thing against him, Nakabachi was harassed by the students so hard that he went insane. Then one day he stalks her right into a train station when she was discussing him with Toshiro and ran towards her trying to sexually assault her, with one glance in his soulless eyes and drooling face making it clear that this man is completely ''wrong''. As the poor girl tried to run away, she slipped off and fell into the train track as the train is about to arrive to the station and seemingly runs over her. The next time she shows up, not only is she hospitalized and wrapped with bandages, she's also hiding her right eye with her bangs -- it's implied [[EyeScream that her right eyeball was either lost or so badly damaged that she can no longer see with it.]] ''Yikes.'' One would be forgiven if they didn't see the post-credits and thought that she died.
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* It's thankfully not lethal unlike [[VideoGame/Persona5 Kasumi's fallout in]] ''[[VideoGame/Persona5 Royal]]'', but the way Natsuhara goes down is a bit unsettling. After Toshiro and Natsuhara successfully discredited Nakabachi and did the right thing against him, Nakabachi was harassed by the students so hard that he went insane. Then one day he stalks her right into a train station when she was discussing him with Toshiro and ran towards her trying to sexually assault her, kill her by throwing her onto an incoming train, with one glance in his soulless eyes and drooling face making it clear that this man is completely ''wrong''. As the poor girl tried to run away, she slipped off and fell into the train track as the train is about to arrive to the station and seemingly runs over her. The next time she shows up, not only is she hospitalized and wrapped with bandages, she's also hiding her right eye with her bangs -- it's implied [[EyeScream that her right eyeball was either lost or so badly damaged that she can no longer see with it.]] ''Yikes.'' One would be forgiven if they didn't see the post-credits and thought that she died.
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* It's thankfully not lethal unlike [[VideoGame/Persona5 Kasumi's fallout in]] ''[[VideoGame/Persona5 Royal]]'', but the way Natsuhara goes down is a bit unsettling. After Toshiro and Natsuhara successfully discredited Nakabachi and did the right thing against him, Nakabachi was harassed by the students so hard that he went insane. Then one day he stalks her right into a train station when she was discussing him with Toshiro and ran towards her trying to sexually assault her, with one glance in his soulless eyes and drooling face making it clear that this man is completely ''wrong''. As the poor girl tried to run away, she slipped off and fell into the train track as the train is about to arrive to the station and it seemingly runs over her. The next time she shows up, not only is she hospitalized and wrapped with bandages, she's also hiding her right eye with her bangs -- it's implied [[EyeScream that her right eyeball was either lost or so badly damaged that she can no longer see with it.]] ''Yikes.'' One would be forgiven if they didn't see the post-credits and thought that she died.
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* It's thankfully not lethal unlike [[VideoGame/Persona5 Kasumi's fallout in]] ''[[VideoGame/Persona5 Royal]]'', but the way Natsuhara goes down is a bit unsettling. After Toshiro and Natsuhara successfully discredited Nakabachi and did the right thing against him, Nakabachi was harassed by the students so hard that he went insane. Then one day he stalks her right into a train station when she was discussing him with Toshiro and ran towards her trying to sexually assault her, with one glance in his soulless eyes and drooling face making it clear that this man is completely ''wrong''. As the poor girl tried to run away, she slipped off and fell into the train track as the train is about to arrive to the station and it seemingly runs over her. The next time she shows up, not only is she hospitalized and wrapped with bandages, she's also hiding her right eye with her bangs -- it's implied [[EyeScream that her right eyeball was either lost or so badly damaged that she can no longer see with it.]] ''Yikes.'' One would be forgiven if they didn't see the post-credits and thought that she died.
