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Persona 3 Paperback | Pages: 302 pages
Rating: 3.61 | 71 Users | 9 Reviews

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Title:Persona 3
Author:Atlus
Book Format:Paperback
Book Edition:Anniversary Edition
Pages:Pages: 302 pages
Published:December 1993
Categories:Sequential Art. Manga. Mystery. Thriller

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Based on the PlayStation 2 game of the same name. A teenager who was orphaned as a young boy returns to the city of his childhood. Shortly after transferring to Gekkoukan High School, he is attacked by Shadows — creatures that feed on the minds of their victims. The assault awakens his Persona, Orpheus, his only chance at defeating these creatures of the night. He soon discovers that he shares this special ability with other students at his new school. From them he learns of the "Dark Hour," a hidden time that exists between one day and the next, swarming with Shadows. He joins the Specialized Extracurricular Execution Squad (SEES), and with his new friends, confronts the threat of the Shadows.

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Ratings: 3.61 From 71 Users | 9 Reviews

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As someone who hasn't played the game (yet) it was hard to follow what was going on. Lots of action, and a quick read.



I received this Manga from a Anime Loot Crate one month, having never before read any of the Persona series or playing any games other than Persona Q. So this is all rather new to me, if you enjoy this perspective... keep reading. Originally I wasn't sure what to expect, but the Manga starts at the beginning with Minato being the center of attention of course, which made thing easier when inserting a new reader into the story. The art is fantastic, almost like watching an anime page by page!

Name (in native language): アトラスJapanese video game publisher ran by artists Kaneko Kazuma, Okada Kouji, Soejima Shigenori and director Hashino Katsura.

I think the book persona 3 is an awesome because this book has action in it. The book should explain more about whats going on in the story. I got this book when I was going to a little Tokyo with my dad. Every one had to fight a monster in a house. I think people who like action and violence should read this book.

I liked it. The book was slow to start, picked up quick though. If you enjoy hidden power manga, this may be for you.

Love the game, but the manga adaptation is just trash, only has value as merchandising.
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