difficulty is called Peaceful. Enemies deal very little damage that’s easy to mitigate. You can also revive yourself and your teammates as many times as you want. I recommend the Peaceful difficulty to beginners who’ve never played a Persona

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It’s not uncommon to spend a 30-minute play session doing little more than listening to dialogue and occasionally pressing the X button to skip through a pop-up menu. 

Jumpei Iori se torna melhor amigo do Protagonista do jogo, mesmo de que em algumas vezes se sentiu inferior ao lado dele. Jumpei também igualmente similarmente identicamente conjuntamente se sente inseguro e portanto na maioria das vezes o disfarça utilizando 1 Porreiro humor e piadas.

Ryoji also reveals that a decade ago, he was defeated by Aigis on the Moonlight Bridge and he has been dormant in a child (the protagonist) - this was also how the protagonist's parents died.

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The world returns to normal, though the memories of the past year are lost to the members of SEES. As they finish school, they come to realize that they each promised to gather on the school's roof should they make it to graduation day.

Yukari Takeba: A popular second-year girl at Gekkoukan High School. She is the first Persona 3 Reload one the protagonist meets upon arriving at the dorms. Her father was a researcher for the Kirijo Group before his death 10 years prior to the game's events.

Persona 3 follows a group of high school students trying to cope with, understand and accept death in a world surrounded by it, as well as find their own reasons for living. They form a group called SEES in order to investigate the Dark Hour, a mysterious time period between one day and the next that few people are aware of.

On the direction of the game's logo, the "Persona 3" part of it was kept as is to convey the message that the fundamentals of the game have not changed, but because it is not purely an "HD remaster," the look of "Reload" was made to look more modern to emphasize that there are new elements to the game.

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Azusa Shimada, the game's main character designer, explains the thought that was put into the box art of Reload. On the composition, she struggled with choosing whether to have the artwork consist of a group picture like with recent entries in the series, or whether to focus on the protagonist only like with the original Persona 3. After collecting various packages from the series, films included, and using them as reference to contemplate the direction of Reload, she focused on a composition that brought the main character to the forefront, but after that she needed to focus on distinguishing it from Persona 3's box art, which also comprises of just the protagonist and Thanatos.

Moving into a school dormitory, the protagonist soon becomes involved in a Shadow attack during this hour, awakening to his Persona in the process.

One of the key elements of their goals in developing the game was to have it be played on a similar scale as Persona 5, as it has become the standard for play for fans of the series at that time, both in local Japan and overseas.[2]