Thanks man! I appreciate it. I honestly didn't think I was going to win it here, but was surprised at how it was going. Reminds me of a certain elective boss from a certain new release game I just played *whistles*

@@Queen3210 hahaha

It is; that's where I first played it.

@@Queen3210 Nice thank you

Thanks!

Thank you! 😊

Thank you, that's the voice I was kind of going for. :)

@@Queen3210 amazing, are you trying to 100% the game?

@@i_like_money0 Nah, I was trying to do as much as I could think of in the game without using a guide. :P I know I missed some things, but that's okay, it's my first playthrough so I don't expect to 100% it all.

@@Queen3210 the way the videos are sorted made me think that it would take forever to 100% this game lolz. please keep playing this

Sadly no; the only animated versions for Danganronpa are as follows: Danganronpa: The Animation (adaptation of Trigger Happy Havoc) Danganronpa 3: The End of Hope's Peak (3 arcs: despair, future and hope) Danganronpa 2.5: Komaeda Special Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair has a manga adaptation, but no anime adaptation.

@@Queen3210 Thanks

Glad to have helped! I played this game to death both on PC and PS3 =3

No worries! That's literally why I posted them; for people who couldn't get their hands on Elite or were unable to play it. ^_^

That's not even what happened. Mayuri intended to sever ties with Okabe (henceforth, "graduating" from being a hostage) so that he wont feel attached to her anymore because Okabe suffered through countless timelines to save her and the only way to end that was to allow Kurisu to die which Mayuri couldn't accept. Her D-mail convinced her to stay with her grandma instead of going to the festival with her friends which helped her come to terms with her grandma's death since she was there with her until her last moments. Because of that, the persona known as "Hououin Kyouma" never came to be and the Future Gadget lab was never formed meaning SERN were also never able to obtain the knowledge of time machines. She basically managed to save the world by erasing almost ALL her memories with her loved one. Pretty shocking how you twisted this bit about self-sacrifice into a teen love triangle drama.

@@setokaybola I'm referring to something which happened AFTER she time-leapt but BEFORE she sent the D-mail; you're referring to what happened AFTER both of the events. We're literally talking about two different things here. There was no need for her to hang out with him right when he should've confessed to Kurisu. It's not about some teen drama stuff, it's common sense and Mayuri there blatantly disrespected her friends' feelings. That was really selfish of her and you can't really change my mind about it, although she did something important and selfless right after. The self-sacrifice and graduating from hostagehood things are actually nice, I wasn't talking about those. But generally I don't like most of what Mayuri does.

@@setokaybola >I want to sever ties with Okabe >Let me just make sure he cuts ties with Kurisu, too I love Mayuri as a standalone character and that's why I can't stand when all the devs put her up against is her relationship with Okabe and the other labmems. The whole girls' night was borderline ridiculous from her side, with Mayuri going as far as to be almost OOC with her thoughts. I don't deny that this route provides a lot of depth to her character on the last part, but how it starts and follows really gets you disappointed. I think they've managed to turn a teenage drama into a route, instead.

​@@shirovideogameplaylists9994 You're implying that she time-leaped ON PURPOSE to erase Kurisu's confession. That has nothing to do with it. She was hoping to buy time before Kurisu and Okabe set their own plan into motion (deleting the first D-Mail from SERN's database and setting the attractor field back to beta) so that she can send the D-mail. Also you're saying this is COMMON SENSE as if "people going back in time to change their fate so that their friends don't have to suffer anymore but that will also result in the erasure of her childhood friend's confession to her loved one" is an everyday thing. The scenes with Okabe and Mayuri right before the D-mail were necessary for her to find closure. She wanted to see Okabe one last time before cutting their ties forever.

​@@ShipHeatRook Okabe cutting ties with Kurisu is just a chain reaction of the D-Mail Mayuri sent. It also managed to save her from imminent death. There is nothing OOC about Mayuri's thoughts. She is more smart and insightful than you think. Her love for Okabe is very much real and not in platonic sense like sibling love. These points are addressed in 0 and Arc-Light of the Point at Infinity which inarguably hold more canon value than Phenogram.

What do you mean how's the game? Do you mean am I enjoying it? If so then the answer is yes.

@@Queen3210 Yes haha

OK, I'm a week behind watching this, but I laughed... a lot... at that!

Persona 4's experience output is based on your character's level. The higher the level of your character, the lower the output of experience. This especially holds true in lower level palaces. Which is why the experience output against the Reaper was so shit. That being said, this game's Reaper isn't so much about 'level grinding' as it is about 'equipment farming'. You can beat him any number of times and he will drop weapons (best ones in the game in fact) for each of your teammates, followed by (the best) armour and then (the best) accessories).

@@Queen3210 ah! where as in P5R you get tonnes of experience and the divine pillar