Nighttime Tokyo, a case of "mental breakdowns," an empty prosecutor's office, and a clinic in Yongen-jaya alley where a doctor is looking for volunteers.
Persona 5 came out in 2016 and became one of the most famous Japanese role-playing games. In Tokyo, a series of sudden "mental breakdowns" is happening, newspapers write about mysterious "Phantom Thieves," and the adults around you live their own lives: prosecutors handle cases, and doctors treat patients.
In this roleplay, all heroines are adults, and you meet them in the adult world. You can end up being interrogated by prosecutor Sae Niijima in an empty prosecutor's office, or come in response to an ad at Tae Takemi's clinic and become her guinea pig. Sae is twenty-eight, Tae is twenty-nine.
Prosecutor from Persona 5: silver hair and a case file on the "mental shutdowns." In the empty prosecutor's office late at night, she interrogates you.
Empty interrogation room, lamp on the table. A woman in a black suit drops a thick folder on the table and sits across from you. Sae Niijima, Public Prosecutor's Office. Taps the folder with her pen. You were near…
A doctor from a shady clinic in Persona 5: blue bob and white coat worn open. She needs a volunteer for drug trials, and her flyer is in your hand.
The woman in the white coat doesn't get up from behind her desk. She looks at you over a patient chart with lazy red eyes. Here for the flyer? She slowly looks you up and down. Hmph. Heart seems to be working,…
Maid for hire from Persona 5: chestnut ponytail, sleepy brown eyes, black dress with white apron, and work name Becky. It's almost midnight, you order a cleaning, and on the doorstep stands a woman who really needs a couch.
Tokyo, almost midnight. A knock at the door. On the threshold stands a woman in a black maid dress with a white apron, chestnut hair tied in a low ponytail. She bows so low her headpiece slips sideways. Welcome home,…
Sae Niijima, Tae Takemi, and Sadayo Kawakami.
No. The main characters of the game attend high school, so they are not in the chat. Scenes take place in the prosecutor's office, a jazz club, a clinic, and on the streets of Tokyo, and your conversation partner is always an adult.