#19 - It's School Festival Day! Time to Have Fun!
#20 - We'll all meet at the AMAGIYA Hotel
#21 - DON'T SAVE ANYONE ANYMORE
The next episodic installments of this 10 piece set. This, the BluRay release for P4 Persona 4 the Animation. We get introduced to the cast & characters, the story world and mystery of both sides of the paranormal. The cognitive world and visceral impacts it has on us and those around us.
Contains the P4 Animation Blu-Ray #8 and a bonus audio CD: Persona4 the Animation Original Drama CD - Volume 2'. Both discs together in a paper digipacked case including raised art embossing, an info sleeve obi, plus inserts.
From the Persona 4 Animation website (translated by N:N):
Yu Narukami has moved from Metropolitan Tokyo to Inaba City where his uncle lives, due to family circumstances. Open streets, lonely shopping areas and large shopping malls where young people gather. .... Yasogami High School season starts anew in a rural town where time passes slowly.
Initially shown in 2012 on Japanese TV at midnite and hosted by the voice actors, these episodes were subsequently released on both DVD and BluRay. Null:Non-Grata is working on English Subtitles for this series, TBA.
Specs:
Running Time: 73 Minutes, Colour,
Video - MPEG-4 AVC, 1080p, 16:9 resolution,
Audio - PCM Stereo 48khz/24bit
Cast and Staff follow:
Cast: Yu Narukami - Daisuke Namikawa, Yosuke Hanamura - Shotaro Morikuba, Chie Satonaka - Yui Horie, Yukiko Amagi - Ami Koshimizu, Kuma - Kappei Yamaguchi, Ryotaro Dojima - Unsho Ishizuka, Nanako Dojima - Akemi Kanda, Toru Adachi - Mitsuaki, Maragaret - Nakayu
Staff: Persona Design Concept - Kazuma Kaneko, Character Draft - Shigenori Soejima, A.D. - Takehiko Matsumoto, Series Composition - Yūko Kakihara, Writer - Mitsutaka Hirota, Writer - Jun Kumagai, Character Design - Kazuhi Morita, Creature Design - Akiyasu Ma, Prop Design - Shinobu Tsuneki, Animation Director - Kiyotaka Nakahara, Animation Director - Yoichi Ueda, Art Director - Shinji Nagaoka & Ayumu Miyakoshi, Colour Design - Sa Goda, 3D Director - Tetsuya Watanabe, Composite Director - Hideki Imaizumi & Takai Yasuko, Editing - Kiii*. Music - Masahi Meguro, Acousitic Director Satoki, Director Makoto Kishi.
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Synopsii (?) Warning: Possible spoilers follow:
Synopisis from Wikipedia for Episode #19,20 & 21
#19 -- It's School Festival Day! Time to Have Fun! - Written by: Jun Kumagai
- Original Airdate: 17-02-2012
" The school is holding its annual cultural festival, and Yu's class will be putting together a group-dating café. Yosuke had also signed up all of the girls in their group of friends for the beauty pageant without their consent, with Yu and Kanji later give their support in this. During soccer practice with their classmate Daisuke Nagase, Kou complains that his class is hosting a play, and Yu kicks the soccer ball hard, which ends up hitting Ayane Matsunaga. Yu apologizes to her at the nurse's office, and then asks to listen to her play the trombone. She reveals that she is only filling in for another student in the band who got hurt and will not be able to perform at the cultural festival, and that she only plays music because she hopes that one day it will lift someone's spirits. A couple of days later, Chie signs up all of the boys in their group of friends for a drag pageantry without their consent as revenge for what Yosuke did. As the first day of cultural festival begins, the group-dating café proves to be a bust. Yu later goes to the rehearsal room and sees Ayane, who has not improved her part ever since, and she steps down when the junior trombone player is healed in time for the cultural festival. However, after Yu speaks up to defend her, she brings him out of the room, explaining that even though she feels she has lost the chance to reach her dream, she is happy that he defended her and all the practice made her remember her love for music. To make it up to her, Yu takes her around the cultural festival, cheering her up, until they cross paths with Ai, who takes Yu away for herself to see a tarot card reader who sounds suspiciously like Margaret. The drag pageantry happens on the final day of the cultural festival, which Teddie wins in a last-minute entry. Teddie's prize is to judge the beauty pageant, and he suggests that it should be a swimsuit competition for the girls, mortifying the girls in the group. Although Naoto chickens out during the contest, she ends up winning anyway. After the pageant, Rise tells Yu that she is a bit disappointed in losing, but Yu says that it is alright to feel that way. Encouraged, Rise decides that she will return to her career in the following spring, accepting herself as a pop idol once again."
#20 -- We'll all meet at the AMAGIYA Hotel - Written by: Mitsutaka Hirota- Original Airdate: 24-02-2012
" Following the cultural festival, Dojima says that he is going out of town the next morning. Yukiko invites Yu and Nanako over to her family's inn, but the rest of the group insists on coming as well. Teddie is disappointed that the boys and girls are put in separate rooms, yet Kanji wonders why the boys' room looks so expensive. The boys are scared when the telephone suddenly rings, but it is just to inform them that the open-air bath is open, much to their relief. However, they are surprised to find the girls in the open-air bath already, consequently having a barrage of buckets thrown at them before they retreat. It is then that Yukiko realizes that she got the allotted open-air bath times mixed up. Yukiko is later notified that a television crew wants to film a special regarding Yamano's death in the inn, but she refuses and tells them to leave. When the boys later prepare for bed, they hear a distant voice, so they decided to sneak into the girls' room and stay with them. However, the boys are shocked to discover that they have snuck into Hanako and Kashiwagi's room instead, running out of the room after the two literally throw themselves at the boys. Later on, Yu finds Yukiko still awake in the lobby. She says she is prepping for her innkeeper's license test, also telling him that after accepting her other self in the past, she realizes that she wants to help run her family's business rather than to leave the inn and live on her own. Late at night, Yu stares at a television set shut off while holding an envelope, which he received a week earlier. Inside the envelope, the letter says "don't save anyone anymore."
#21 -- DON'T SAVE ANYONE ANYMORE - Written by: Jun Kumagai- Original Airdate: 02-03-2012
" Naoto deduces that the sender may already know who Yu is, since the letter was personally delivered to him." You'll have to read the rest on wikipedia as we're out of our description space limit... lol. Sorry. Please remember to support Wikipedia with a donation when you can.