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One person even did fanart of a dinosaur in the style of Persona 5's percentage meter. The Persona 5 streaming guidelines are particularly mocked as an example of how Atlus' executives seem to be stuck in the past, particularly since this comes after another Sega-published game in Yakuza partly became a sleeper hit because of social media and streaming.

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Explanation A common refrain beginning in 2020, as even fans of the Persona series were beginning to get tired of some of Atlus' business practices.

People have been using specific lyrics from the openings to jokingly give reactions.

The P3 and P4 protagonists being added as DLC battles in Persona 5 Royal with the Pre-P3 ones being nowhere to be seen only added more fuel to this fire. Made Hilarious in Hindsight now that Joker's been confirmed as Downloadable Content for Super Smash Bros. Like the original meme using characters such as Waluigi, this is often accompanied by characters from the first three games (and/or including the female protagonist of P3P) sitting on the sidelines.

Everyone is here! Explanation A carryover meme from Super Smash Bros., referencing crossover or collaborations for the latter three games.

Persona 4 Arena Ultimax is available on PS4, PC, and Nintendo Switch. Persona 4 Golden is available on PS Vita and PC. Of course, depending on the amount made for the Persona 4 Golden beef bowl (or meat bowl), one may need Understanding of one’s limits, Knowledge to control one’s pace, Courage to face the unrelenting tide of meat, and Diligence to persevere against the colossal challenge. A bowl is then filled with a generous amount of rice and meat, with a raw egg left to melt over the top. Some of the sauce is then removed and reduced to use as sauce. The thinly sliced pork is then cooked and placed in the sauce to simmer. The video calls for chopped garlic and onions, heated, then simmered in a mixture of vegetable soup stock, mirin, soy sauce, sugar, and white wine.

In the original game, the Rainy Day Special is a “meat bowl,” rather than a “beef bowl” as it appears in the English localization. Interestingly, the recipe calls for pork, rather than beef. That being said, unlike Persona 5‘s Leblanc curry, the real-life recipe is a fairly standard one. PlayStation Japan’s Persona 4 Golden beef bowl video attempts to recreate the in-game dish. Players could pay 3,000 Yen (about $35 USD in 2010 when the game first released) to challenge a bowl containing a “truly staggering amount of meat.”Ĭompleting the challenge required that players effectively max out their Social Skills, but even a failure resulted in significant gains across multiple categories, making it an effective way to spend time on rainy days.

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To do this, they recreated the Rainy Day Special Beef Bowl from Persona 4 Golden.įirst appearing in Persona 4 on PS2 and its Persona 4 Golden expansion on the Vita and later PC, the Rainy Day Special Beef Bowl was available at the Chinese restaurant Aiya in Inaba on days when it rained in-game. To commemorate the rerelease of Persona 4 Arena Ultimax, PlayStation Japan opted to put potential opponents into a food coma.

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