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|OriginalAirDate = November 17, 2011
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|ShortSummary = When the Investigation Team goes into the TV world to look for Kanji, Teddie reveals he cannot figure out where he is and he asks them to find something containing his scent. Remembering a bunny-shaped phonestrap charm he saw Kanji drop in school, Yu seeks out a little boy who asked Kanji to make him the charm as the original was a friend's that he had lost. After borrowing the charm, Teddie is able to use it to track down Kanji to the Steamy Bathhouse where they find Kanji struggling with his other self in a compromising position. When the other self proclaims that he is afraid that others will think of him differently because he is gay, Kanji rejects this, transforming his other self into an overly muscular Shadow, flanked by two equally muscular flamboyant lesser Shadows. Even using Rakshasa, Yu and the others are no match for Kanji's Shadow. It is only when Yu fuses two Personas into Yamata-no-Orochi and accepts Kanji for his love of cute things does Kanji manage to punch his own Shadow, taking it out of the battle. When Kanji's other self gets elated that Kanji is ready to accept his alleged homosexuality, Kanji retorts to his other self that he is not gay but afraid of being rejected by either sex, but Yu has showed him that his friends will accept him for who he is, turning his other self into his Persona: Take-Mikazuchi. Several weeks later, Kanji joins up with the Investigation Team to find out who pushed him and the others into the TV world. That night, Ryotaro asks Yu if he has been getting involved in anything, knowing that he was at Tatsumi Textiles and is worried that Yu is getting in over his head.
|ShortSummary = Margaret congratulates the guest that he has made a new bond, which has opened up the path to the Priestess Arcana, before Igor warns him that the danger befalling Inaba is coming closer.<ref>{{cite episode|title=Suspicious Tropical Paradise|series=Persona 4: The Animation|credits=[[Jun Kumagai]]|network=[[Mainichi Broadcasting System|MBS]]|airdate=November 17, 2011|time=0:08 |quote='''Margaret''': I see you have bonded with a new friend, which has allowed you to obtain the Priestess Arcana.}}</ref> When the Investigation Team goes into the TV world to look for Kanji, Teddie reveals he cannot figure out where he is and he asks them to find something containing his scent. Remembering a bunny-shaped phonestrap charm he saw Kanji drop in school, Yu seeks out a little boy who asked Kanji to make him the charm as the original was a friend's that he had lost. After borrowing the charm, Teddie is able to use it to track down Kanji to the Steamy Bathhouse where they find Kanji struggling with his other self in a compromising position. When the other self proclaims that he is afraid that others will think of him differently because he is gay, Kanji rejects this, transforming his other self into an overly muscular Shadow, flanked by two equally muscular flamboyant lesser Shadows. Even using Rakshasa, Yu and the others are no match for Kanji's Shadow. It is only when Yu fuses two Personas into Yamata-no-Orochi and accepts Kanji for his love of cute things does Kanji manage to punch his own Shadow, taking it out of the battle. When Kanji's other self gets elated that Kanji is ready to accept his alleged homosexuality, Kanji retorts to his other self that he is not gay but afraid of being rejected by either sex, but Yu has showed him that his friends will accept him for who he is, turning his other self into his Persona: Take-Mikazuchi. Several weeks later, Kanji joins up with the Investigation Team to find out who pushed him and the others into the TV world. That night, Ryotaro asks Yu if he has been getting involved in anything, knowing that he was at Tatsumi Textiles and is worried that Yu is getting in over his head.
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|OriginalAirDate = November 24, 2011
|OriginalAirDate = November 24, 2011
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|ShortSummary = Knowing that a school camping trip is coming up, Yosuke gets giddy over the fact that they will get to cook curry together, but he lets the girls buy the food as he goes off to get other supplies. While at the campsite, Yosuke falls ill after he tries the girls' curry, to which they have added several ingredients to which make it barely edible. However, their classmate [[List of Persona 4 characters#Hanako Ohtani|Hanako Ohtani]] loves the curry and eats it all. When Yu and Yosuke go to the first aid tent, they meet Saki Konishi's younger brother, [[List of Persona 4 characters#Naoki Konishi|Naoki]], who has been feeling left out from activities since his sister died as everyone is trying to let him grieve. While the gang is hiding out eating food they have ordered the Aiya diner, Kanji picks up Naoki from his post so the others can talk to him, giving him some peace of mind. That night, when Yu and Yosuke tell Kanji they are wary of sharing a tent with him after seeing his other self, he storms out to break into the girls' tent to prove his Shadow was lying, but Chie knocks him out with a rock. Unable to sleep because of Hanako's snoring anyway, the boys let the girls share their tent, while Kanji is left with Hanako as they hide from Morooka drunkenly keeping watch because he believes his students are too promiscuous. On the last day of camping, Yosuke convinces the girls to go swimming, as he bought swimsuits for them at Junes. But when they are offended by the boys, they throw them into the river, just as a hungover Morooka throws up upstream from them. As they head back to camp, Hanako approaches Kanji, revealing that he is not her type, upsetting him.
|ShortSummary = Igor is out once more, and Margaret muses if their guest is coming because he knows Igor is out, before she congratulates him on acquiring the Emperor Arcana.<ref>{{cite episode|title=We've lost something important again|series=Persona 4: The Animation|credits=[[Yūko Kakihara]]|network=[[Mainichi Broadcasting System|MBS]]|airdate=November 24, 2011|time=0:18 |quote='''Margaret''': I see you have obtained yet another Arcana: The Emperor.}}</ref> Knowing that a school camping trip is coming up, Yosuke gets giddy over the fact that they will get to cook curry together, but he lets the girls buy the food as he goes off to get other supplies. While at the campsite, Yosuke falls ill after he tries the girls' curry, to which they have added several ingredients to which make it barely edible. However, their classmate [[List of Persona 4 characters#Hanako Ohtani|Hanako Ohtani]] loves the curry and eats it all. When Yu and Yosuke go to the first aid tent, they meet Saki Konishi's younger brother, [[List of Persona 4 characters#Naoki Konishi|Naoki]], who has been feeling left out from activities since his sister died as everyone is trying to let him grieve. While the gang is hiding out eating food they have ordered the Aiya diner, Kanji picks up Naoki from his post so the others can talk to him, giving him some peace of mind. That night, when Yu and Yosuke tell Kanji they are wary of sharing a tent with him after seeing his other self, he storms out to break into the girls' tent to prove his Shadow was lying, but Chie knocks him out with a rock. Unable to sleep because of Hanako's snoring anyway, the boys let the girls share their tent, while Kanji is left with Hanako as they hide from Morooka drunkenly keeping watch because he believes his students are too promiscuous. On the last day of camping, Yosuke convinces the girls to go swimming, as he bought swimsuits for them at Junes. But when they are offended by the boys, they throw them into the river, just as a hungover Morooka throws up upstream from them. As they head back to camp, Hanako approaches Kanji, revealing that he is not her type, upsetting him.
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|OriginalAirDate = December 1, 2011<ref>{{cite web | url =http://www.mbs.jp/pgm/timetable/daily/20111201.shtml| title = ペルソナ4 | publisher = MBS| language = Japanese | accessdate = November 29, 2011 | archiveurl =http://www.webcitation.org/63Yq4jzV1| archivedate = November 29, 2011}}</ref>
|OriginalAirDate = December 1, 2011<ref>{{cite web | url =http://www.mbs.jp/pgm/timetable/daily/20111201.shtml| title = ペルソナ4 | publisher = MBS| language = Japanese | accessdate = November 29, 2011 | archiveurl =http://www.webcitation.org/63Yq4jzV1| archivedate = November 29, 2011}}</ref>
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|ShortSummary = Popular singer and [[Japanese idol|idol]] [[List of Persona 4 characters#Rise Kujikawa|Rise "Risette" Kujikawa]] decides to take a break from her career when it starts to wear her out, and she decides to go to Inaba to help out at her grandmother's tofu shop Marukyu Tofu. While she is shopping at Junes, she meets Yu, who has found her cellphone after she dropped it. That night, Yu sees Rise on the Midnight Channel, and Yosuke decides that they have to go warn her. They do so about what might happen, just before Dojima and Adachi come to warn her of the same fate. Suspicious, Adachi joins the Investigation Team's stakeout of Marukyu Tofu and catch a stalker following Rise. As Yu takes her to safety, where he learns of how she has become stressed out over her idol career, the gang catches the stalker and Adachi arrests him to question him for the kidnappings. Sometime later, Yu learns that Rise has started school at Yasogami High, and he helps her evade paparazzi waiting for her outside the school. Her old agent goes to find her, revealing she has lost a movie role to another idol. When Yu attempts to console her, she believes Yu is no better than anyone else and runs off. That night, however, the Midnight Channel comes on with "Rise" as the host of a strip club show.
|ShortSummary = Margaret notes that their guest has obtained the Hanged Man Arcana after his camping trip,<ref>{{cite episode|title=No one sees the real me|series=Persona 4: The Animation|credits=[[Mitsutaka Hirota]]|network=[[Mainichi Broadcasting System|MBS]]|airdate=December 1, 2011|time=0:08 |quote='''Margaret''': I see you have made a great number of memories. Along with your new bond, you have obtained the Hanged Man Arcana.}}</ref> and reminds him that his bonds will only strengthen the more he makes them. Popular singer and [[Japanese idol|idol]] [[List of Persona 4 characters#Rise Kujikawa|Rise "Risette" Kujikawa]] decides to take a break from her career when it starts to wear her out, and she decides to go to Inaba to help out at her grandmother's tofu shop Marukyu Tofu. While she is shopping at Junes, she meets Yu, who has found her cellphone after she dropped it. That night, Yu sees Rise on the Midnight Channel, and Yosuke decides that they have to go warn her. They do so about what might happen, just before Dojima and Adachi come to warn her of the same fate. Suspicious, Adachi joins the Investigation Team's stakeout of Marukyu Tofu and catch a stalker following Rise. As Yu takes her to safety, where he learns of how she has become stressed out over her idol career, the gang catches the stalker and Adachi arrests him to question him for the kidnappings. Sometime later, Yu learns that Rise has started school at Yasogami High, and he helps her evade paparazzi waiting for her outside the school. Her old agent goes to find her, revealing she has lost a movie role to another idol. When Yu attempts to console her, she believes Yu is no better than anyone else and runs off. That night, however, the Midnight Channel comes on with "Rise" as the host of a strip club show.
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|OriginalAirDate = December 8, 2011<ref name="WN-Nov">{{cite web | url = http://anime.webnt.jp/programs/view/69 | title = ペルソナ4 | publisher = Web Newtype | language = Japanese |accessdate = November 29, 2011 | archiveurl =http://www.webcitation.org/63YvG9XmR| archivedate = November 29, 2011}}</ref>
|OriginalAirDate = December 8, 2011<ref name="WN-Nov">{{cite web | url = http://anime.webnt.jp/programs/view/69 | title = ペルソナ4 | publisher = Web Newtype | language = Japanese |accessdate = November 29, 2011 | archiveurl =http://www.webcitation.org/63YvG9XmR| archivedate = November 29, 2011}}</ref>
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|ShortSummary = The Investigation Team goes to save Rise from the TV world, finding her at the "Marukyu Striptease". As Rise is harassed by multiple other selves, each claiming to be the "real Rise", she rejects them, turning her "main" Other Self into a large Shadow. The gang summons their Personas to battle the Shadow, but she uses her special scanning ability to detect the strengths and weaknesses of their Personas, dodging their attacks and severely harming them. As she prepares a final attack, a "charged-up" Teddie rushes at the Shadow, who cannot detect what Teddie "is" and cannot come up with a counterattack. Teddie defeats the Shadow, flattening himself in the process, and Rise realizes that she does not know who the real her is, transforming her other self into her Persona: Himiko. However, this causes Teddie to have an existential crisis, bringing forth his other self which also turns into a Shadow, sucking Teddie's deflated body up and threatening to kill the others. As Teddie proclaims to his other self that he does not want the easy answers as to who he really is, Rise uses Himiko to detect Teddie's Shadow's weak spot, allowing Izanagi to defeat it, freeing Teddie who accepts his other self and receives his own Persona: Kintoki-Douji.
|ShortSummary = Margaret reads their guest's fortune, and warns him that a great danger approaches and he might not be strong enough to face it, even with all of his Arcanas thus far. The Investigation Team goes to save Rise from the TV world, finding her at the "Marukyu Striptease". As Rise is harassed by multiple other selves, each claiming to be the "real Rise", she rejects them, turning her "main" Other Self into a large Shadow. The gang summons their Personas to battle the Shadow, but she uses her special scanning ability to detect the strengths and weaknesses of their Personas, dodging their attacks and severely harming them. As she prepares a final attack, a "charged-up" Teddie rushes at the Shadow, who cannot detect what Teddie "is" and cannot come up with a counterattack. Teddie defeats the Shadow, flattening himself in the process, and Rise realizes that she does not know who the real her is, transforming her other self into her Persona: Himiko. However, this causes Teddie to have an existential crisis, bringing forth his other self which also turns into a Shadow, sucking Teddie's deflated body up and threatening to kill the others. As Teddie proclaims to his other self that he does not want the easy answers as to who he really is, Rise uses Himiko to detect Teddie's Shadow's weak spot, allowing Izanagi to defeat it, freeing Teddie who accepts his other self and receives his own Persona: Kintoki-Douji.
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===Catch Me If You Can===
===Catch Me If You Can===
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|OriginalAirDate = December 15, 2011
|OriginalAirDate = December 15, 2011
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|ShortSummary = When Morooka is found murdered, the Investigation Team expresses dismay that they may not have stopped the murderer, even though they do not remember Morooka appearing on the Midnight Channel like the other victims. The gang also expresses distaste in the flirtatious behavior of their new homeroom teacher, [[List of Persona 4 characters#Noriko Kashiwagi|Noriko Kashiwagi]]. They decide to talk to Teddie to see if he knows if Morooka was thrown into the TV world without their knowledge, but they are amazed to find Teddie in the real world waiting to talk to them, and are even more surprised when he reveals he has "grown" a human body inside his (previously empty) costume. While at Junes, Yu intervenes when a disturbed young man (the one who asked Yukiko out on Yu's second day of school) threatens Nanako while she is grocery-shopping. The next day at school, Yukiko is approached by the same young man who has been stalking her, but she turns down his offer to go out again. When Kanji shows up, wondering what is happening, the young man runs off. While at his house, upset over being rejected, the young man, revealed to be [[List of Persona 4 characters#Mitsuo Kubo|Mitsuo Kubo]], decides to take credit for the three murders to an online chatroom. But when he is brushed off as a troll, he storms out of his house to turn himself in to the police. The following day while the Investigation Team is at Junes, they are approached by [[List of Persona 4 characters#Naoto Shirogane|Naoto Shirogane]], a junior detective the group met when Kanji was sent into the TV world, who tells them the police have closed the case due to Kubo turning himself in. Sometime later on a rainy day, the Investigation Team decides to check out the Midnight Channel once more, and that night they find Mitsuo Kubo taunting the viewer to "catch me if you can."
|ShortSummary = Margaret congratulates their guest for forming the bond that gives him the Lovers Arcana,<ref>{{cite episode|title=Catch Me If You Can|series=Persona 4: The Animation|credits=[[Jun Kumagai]]|network=[[Mainichi Broadcasting System|MBS]]|airdate=December 15, 2011|time=0:08 |quote='''Margaret''': I see you have formed another new bond after overcoming a fierce battle. It is the Lovers Arcana.}}</ref> but warns him that the power can either be fruitful for love, or harmful. When Morooka is found murdered, the Investigation Team expresses dismay that they may not have stopped the murderer, even though they do not remember Morooka appearing on the Midnight Channel like the other victims. The gang also expresses distaste in the flirtatious behavior of their new homeroom teacher, [[List of Persona 4 characters#Noriko Kashiwagi|Noriko Kashiwagi]]. They decide to talk to Teddie to see if he knows if Morooka was thrown into the TV world without their knowledge, but they are amazed to find Teddie in the real world waiting to talk to them, and are even more surprised when he reveals he has "grown" a human body inside his (previously empty) costume. While at Junes, Yu intervenes when a disturbed young man (the one who asked Yukiko out on Yu's second day of school) threatens Nanako while she is grocery-shopping. The next day at school, Yukiko is approached by the same young man who has been stalking her, but she turns down his offer to go out again. When Kanji shows up, wondering what is happening, the young man runs off. While at his house, upset over being rejected, the young man, revealed to be [[List of Persona 4 characters#Mitsuo Kubo|Mitsuo Kubo]], decides to take credit for the three murders to an online chatroom. But when he is brushed off as a troll, he storms out of his house to turn himself in to the police. The following day while the Investigation Team is at Junes, they are approached by [[List of Persona 4 characters#Naoto Shirogane|Naoto Shirogane]], a junior detective the group met when Kanji was sent into the TV world, who tells them the police have closed the case due to Kubo turning himself in. Sometime later on a rainy day, the Investigation Team decides to check out the Midnight Channel once more, and that night they find Mitsuo Kubo taunting the viewer to "catch me if you can."
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===It's Not Empty At All===
===It's Not Empty At All===
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Revision as of 20:16, 12 March 2012

Persona 4: The Animation
Artwork for the first Persona 4: The Animation Blu-ray and limited edition DVD volumes released by Aniplex, featuring protagonist Yu Narukami. The standard DVD release features his Persona Izanagi.
ペルソナ4
(Perusona 4)
GenreUrban fantasy, Murder mystery, Comedy-drama, Slice of life, Action/Adventure, Romance
Anime television series
Directed bySeiji Kishi
Written byYūko Kakihara, Mitsutaka Hirota, Jun Kumagai
Music byShōji Meguro
StudioAIC ASTA & Aniplex
Original networkMBS, TBS, CBC, Nico Nico Channel, Animax
Original run October 6, 2011 – present

The anime series Persona 4: The Animation (ペルソナ4, Perusona Fō, stylized in Japan as "P4 Persona4 the ANIMATION") is based on the Shin Megami Tensei: Persona 4 video game by Atlus. Produced by AIC A.S.T.A. and directed by Seiji Kishi,[1] Persona 4: The Animation revolves around Yu Narukami, a second year high school student from a city who moves to Inaba to live for a year with his uncle and cousin. After acquiring a mysterious power called "Persona", he embarks on a journey with his new friends to uncover the truth behind a bizarre series of murders involving the distorted TV World, as well as a phenomenon called the "Midnight Channel".

Overview

The episodes started airing in Japan on MBS on October 7, 2011 and have a simulcast by Anime Network in North America.[2] On November 23, 2011, Aniplex started releasing the series in DVD and Blu-ray volumes, with the first one including the first episode in a director's cut version and bonus CD single for the opening and ending themes.[3] Following volumes will contain three episodes and a single CD with the second released on December 21, 2011.[4] The anime has been licensed in North America by Sentai Filmworks for Blu-ray and DVD release during 2012.[5] Episodes are then available for stream on Hulu 24 hours after the Anime Network simulcast.[6]

The anime series features the same main Japanese voice cast from the original game.[2][7] Some minor characters have had their voice actors changed. Igor's voice actor Isamu Tanonaka died of a heart attack in 2010, so the anime uses the original recordings from the video game.

Episode list

No. Title Writer Original airdate

You're myself, I'm yourself

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The Contractor's Key

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We are friends, aren't we?

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Somewhere not here

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Would you love me?

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I'll beat you, and beat you good

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Suspicious Tropical Paradise

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We've lost something important again

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No one sees the real me

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Real Me Doesn't Exist

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Catch Me If You Can

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It's Not Empty At All

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A Stormy Summer Vacation 1/2

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A Stormy Summer Vacation 2/2

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The Long-Awaited School Trip

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Although the Case Was Closed

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I Want to Know the Truth

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Anniversary to Become a Family

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It's School Festival Day! Time to Have Fun!

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We'll all meet at the AMAGIYA Hotel

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DON'T SAVE ANYONE ANYMORE

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It's just like Heaven

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In Order to Find the Truth

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Home media

Aniplex started collecting the series in DVD and Blu-ray volumes starting on November 23, 2011.[3] Limited edition versions of the Blu-ray and DVD releases include bonus CDs of the theme music, the soundtrack, and drama CDs. Aniplex also offers a special bulk buying option for the first three volumes through their digital retailers that includes an additional bonus CD of music not found on the first three volumes' bonus CDs.[8] A special two-sided poster will be given to people who reserve a copy of either the DVD or Blu-ray versions of volume 6 when purchased from specific retailers. When all of the volumes are released, they will also be offering a special bulk buying option with a currently undetermined bonus item.

Aniplex DVD (Japan)
Vol. Episodes Cover art Bonus CD Release date Ref.
Blu-ray DVD
1 1 Yu Narukami Izanagi First season opening & ending themes November 23, 2011 [3]
2 2–4 Yosuke Hanamura Jiraiya Original soundtrack volume 1 December 21, 2011 [4]
3 5–7 Chie Satonaka Tomoe Gozen Drama CD volume 1 January 25, 2012 [9]
4 8–10 Yukiko Amagi Konohana-Sakuya "True Story" by Rise Kujikawa (Rie Kugimiya) February 22, 2012 [10]
5 11–12 Kanji Tatsumi Take-Mikazuchi Original soundtrack volume 2 March 21, 2012 [11]
6 13-15 Rise Kujikawa Himiko Second season opening & ending themes April 25, 2012 [12]
7 16-18 TBA Episode 13 & 18 ending themes May 23, 2012 [13]
8 19-21 TBA Drama CD volume 2 June 27, 2012 [14]

Music

Shōji Meguro returns as the composer for the series' songs and background music. The first 12 episodes used "sky's the limit" performed by Shihoko Hirata as the opening theme, and "Beauty of Destiny" by Hirata featuring Lotus Juice as the ending theme. When the second season began with episode 13, the opening theme changed to "key plus words" performed by Hirata featuring Yumi Kawamura, and episode 14 began the use of a new ending theme titled "The Way of Memories (Kizuna no Chikara)" (The Way of Memories -キズナノチカラ-, subtitle literally "The Power of Bonds") performed by Hirata.[15]

The debut episode of the anime used "Pursuing My True Self", the theme song from the video game, performed by Hirata as the opening theme, while utilizing "sky's the limit" as the ending. Episode 9 used a special opening theme titled "True Story" which was performed by Rie Kugimiya as her character Rise Kujikawa. Episode 13 also had a unique ending theme titled "Koisuru Meitantei" (恋する名探偵, lit. "The Love Detective") by Yui Horie as the character Loveline (ラブリーン, Raburīn). Episode 15 has a unique opening theme as well, using "Burn My Dread", the theme song of the Shin Megami Tensei: Persona 3 video game, performed by Kawamura. Episode 18 had a unique ending theme titled "Honto no Kimochi" (ほんとのきもち, lit. "True Feelings"), performed by Hirata.

Soundtrack CDs

All lyrics are written by Lotus Juice, unless otherwise noted; all music is composed by Shōji Meguro

Volume 1 bonus CD: First opening & ending themes
No.TitleVocalistLength
1."sky's the limit"Shihoko Hirata4:11
2."Beauty of Destiny"Shihoko Hirata feat. Lotus Juice3:55
3."sky's the limit -instrumental ver.-"Shihoko Hirata4:11
4."Beauty of Destiny -instrumental ver.-"Shihoko Hirata feat. Lotus Juice3:55
5."sky's the limit -TV size ver.-"Shihoko Hirata1:30
6."Beauty of Destiny -TV size ver.-"Shihoko Hirata feat. Lotus Juice1:29
Total length:19:11
Volume 2 bonus CD: Original soundtrack volume 1
No.TitleVocalistLength
1."P4A Main theme" 1:40
2."Peaceful Message" 1:36
3."The strange world" 2:00
4."out of mere play" 1:06
5."Cheerful" 1:24
6."Alone in this World -piano ver.-" 2:14
7."Falling into Right Places"Shihoko Hirata1:38
8."Sono Na o Kizame" (その名を刻め, "This Name is Carved") 1:58
9."Recollections" 2:07
10."Gyakunan Daisakusen!" (逆ナン大作戦!, "Ladies Picking Up Men Tactics!") 1:30
11."Truth or Lies" 1:33
12."Lost Control" 1:49
13."Alone in this World"Shihoko Hirata2:15
14."Determination" 1:44
Total length:24:34
Volume 3 bonus CD: Drama CD volume 1 "A Day of the May Fool"
No.TitleLength
1."Velvet room"1:31
2."Peaceful Days"7:27
3."The Prince of JUNES?"5:43
4."Let's Do Some intensive Training"6:15
5."Troubled Hero"7:02
6."Strategy Meeting"7:39
7."A Premonition"2:44
8."We're involved with this too!"6:38
9."May Fool"5:05
Total length:49:56
Volumes 1-3 bonus CD: Special soundtrack
No.TitleVocalistLength
1."P4A Menu" 0:54
2."sky's the limit -special mix-"Shihoko Hirata4:21
3."Falling into Right Places -inst ver.-"Shihoko Hirata1:39
4."Ain't Nobody Can Hold Me Down -inst ver.-"Shihoko Hirata1:01
5."Time for True Revelation -inst ver.-"Yumi Kawamura2:14
6."Alone in this World -inst ver.-"Shihoko Hirata2:16
7."Beauty of Destiny -special mix-"Shihoko Hirata feat. Lotus Juice4:17
Total length:16:39
Volume 4 bonus CD: Episode 9 opening theme "True Story"
No.TitleLyricsVocalistLength
1."True Story"Yuichiro TanakaRise Kujikawa (Rie Kugimiya)3:15
2."True Story -instrumental ver.-"Yuichiro TanakaRise Kujikawa (Rie Kugimiya)3:15
3."True Story -TV size ver.-"Yuichiro TanakaRise Kujikawa (Rie Kugimiya)1:32
4."Your Future"  1:45
5."I wish"  2:04
Total length:11:51
Volume 5 bonus CD: Original soundtrack volume 2
No.TitleLyricsVocalistLength
1."Ain't Nobody Can Hold Me Down"Lotus JuiceShihoko Hirata1:00
2."Freedom overflows"  1:25
3."A hero appears behind time"  1:33
4."Honey's valley"  1:13
5."Guy!"  0:34
6."A・I・K・A"  1:16
7."Tsuioku no Kakera" (追憶の欠片, "Fragment of Reminiscence")  1:20
8."Birth"  1:38
9."tears of eternity"  1:57
10."Truth is hidden into fog"  1:34
11."Crazy Shadow"  1:45
12."Time for True Revelation"Lotus JuiceYumi Kawamura2:12
13."FALLING DOWN"  3:03
Volume 6 bonus CD: Second opening & ending themes
No.TitleLyricsVocalistLength
1."key plus words" Shihoko Hirata feat. Yumi Kawamura 
2."The Way of Memories -Kizuna no Chikara-" (The Way of Memories -キズナノチカラ-, "The Way of Memories (The Power of Bonds)")Shigeo KomoriShihoko Hirata 
3."key plus words -instrumental ver.-" Shihoko Hirata feat. Yumi Kawamura 
4."The Way of Memories -Kizuna no Chikara- -instrumental ver.-"Shigeo KomoriShihoko Hirata 
5."key plus words -TV size ver.-" Shihoko Hirata feat. Yumi Kawamura 
6."The Way of Memories -Kizuna no Chikara- -TV size ver.-"Shigeo KomoriShihoko Hirata 
Volume 7 bonus CD: Episode 13 & 18 ending themes
No.TitleLyricsVocalistLength
1."Koisuru Meitantei" (恋する名探偵, "The Love Detective")meg rockLoveline (Yui Horie) 
2."Honto no Kimochi" (ほんとのきもち, "True Feelings")Shigeo KomoriShihoko Hirata 
3."Koisuru Meitantei -instrumental ver.-"meg rockLoveline (Yui Horie) 
4."Honto no Kimochi -instrumental ver.-"Shigeo KomoriShihoko Hirata 
5."Koisuru Meitantei -TV size ver.-"meg rockLoveline (Yui Horie) 
6."Honto no Kimochi -TV size ver.-"Shigeo KomoriShihoko Hirata 
Total length:19:11

References

General

  • "Story" (in Japanese). P4A. Retrieved November 29, 2011.

Specific

  1. ^ "Staff & Cast" (in Japanese). P4a.jp. Retrieved 2011-09-29.
  2. ^ a b "Anime Persona 4 began broadcasting in October 2011". Famitsu. 2011-05-18. Retrieved 2011-07-21.
  3. ^ a b c "Blu-ray & DVD" (in Japanese). P4a.jp. Retrieved 2011-09-29.
  4. ^ a b "ペルソナ4　2" (in Japanese). P4a.jp. Retrieved December 23, 2011.
  5. ^ "Sentai Filmworks Licenses Persona 4: The Animation". Anime News Network. 2011-09-27. Retrieved 2011-09-29.
  6. ^ "Media Alert: Anime Network to Simulcast Persona 4: The Animation". Crunchy Roll. 2011-09-29. Retrieved 2012-03-01.
  7. ^ "News: Persona 4 RPG Gets TV Anime by AIC ASTA". Anime News Network. 2011-04-11. Retrieved 2011-07-21.
  8. ^ "【限定版/BD】「ペルソナ4　第1巻～第3巻」/ 3枚まとめ買い!". Retrieved 2012-01-30.
  9. ^ "ペルソナ4　3" (in Japanese). P4a.jp. Retrieved December 23, 2011.
  10. ^ "ペルソナ4　4" (in Japanese). P4a.jp. Retrieved December 23, 2011.
  11. ^ "ペルソナ4　5" (in Japanese). P4a.jp. Retrieved December 26, 2011.
  12. ^ "ペルソナ4　6" (in Japanese). P4a.jp. Retrieved January 24, 2012.
  13. ^ "ペルソナ4　7" (in Japanese). P4a.jp. Retrieved February 11, 2012.
  14. ^ "ペルソナ4　8" (in Japanese). P4a.jp. Retrieved March 4, 2012.
  15. ^ "OP & ED" (in Japanese). P4a.jp. 2011-09-29.

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