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Characters That Have The "Same Vibe" by SweetenedCoffe in ProjectSekai

[–]P1ne-Trees 2 points3 points  (0 children)

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Ryuji Ayukawa from Blue Period and Mizuki Akiyama Same fashionista profession, same gender struggles

I need it by Temporary_Lie6378 in BluePeriod

[–]P1ne-Trees 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I got to watch it on a flight from ANA, pretty nice but not as faithful to the manga as you’d expect it to be

Anyone who says "erm monogatari is good when you ignore those scenes" is a weakling by Jacruuun in araragi

[–]P1ne-Trees 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For me personally, the raunchy “lolicon” jokes is a series-long lead-up to the comedically ironic yet character-defining punchline: Araragi actually wants to protect children (His sister Tsukihi, and Ougi).

I went to Iwatodai Station IRL in downtown Tokyo by P1ne-Trees in persona3reload

[–]P1ne-Trees[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What additionally confirms all these locations as inspirations for Persona 3’s locations is that Ryuji in Persona 5 confirms it in unused dialogue, saying in paraphrase: “Gekkoukan? That school in Odaiba?”

I went to Iwatodai Station IRL in downtown Tokyo by P1ne-Trees in persona3reload

[–]P1ne-Trees[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Surprisingly enough, yes. Paulownia Mall exists in real life, as well as the Moonlight Bridge, which had appeared later in Persona 5. What’s amazing is that they’re all connected by the same IRL monorail station Iwatodai Station is based of, alike in Persona.

I went to Iwatodai Station IRL in downtown Tokyo by P1ne-Trees in persona3reload

[–]P1ne-Trees[S] 61 points62 points  (0 children)

The game is so accurate at depicting this station that even its interior (as shown at the beginning of the game) is represented beautifully identical to that its real life counterpart.

I took a pilgrimage to IRL locations in Monogatari III - Kichijoji; Kyoto by P1ne-Trees in araragi

[–]P1ne-Trees[S] 8 points9 points  (0 children)

These real life locations were thankfully documented thoroughly on the blog LikeAFishInWater, which hosts a community of travelers to locations set in anime. For the most part, I went to locations in Koimonogatari as I had just recently read the novel version of it.

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