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| P4G Shadow Mitsuo Smiling Portrait Graphic.png | Smiling portrait | | P4G Shadow Mitsuo Smiling Portrait Graphic.png | Smiling portrait |
| P4G Shadow Mitsuo Yelling Portrait Graphic.png | Yelling portrait | | P4G Shadow Mitsuo Yelling Portrait Graphic.png | Yelling portrait |
| | P4G Shadow Mitsuo Human Model.png | Humanoid model |
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Shadow Mitsuo is a character in Persona series. It is the Shadow of Mitsuo Kubo.
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Other Appearances
Trivia
- Shadow Mitsuo has skills called Whisper, Prayer, and Chant. In Japanese, these skills are named ささやき, いのり, and えいしょう, and are references to a message that appears in Wizardry when you revive dead characters or cure paralysis at the Temple of Cant.[1]
- When Shadow Mitsuo transforms into Mitsuo the Hero, his third command is Spell which casts Gigadyne. Gigadyne is a reference to Kazap (Japanese: ギガデイン, Hepburn: Gigadein) from Dragon Quest.[2]
- In order to fight Shadow Mitsuo, the Investigation Team must find the Orb of Darkness (Japanese: くらやみのたま, Hepburn: Kurayami no tama). This is a reference to the Sphere of Light (Japanese: ひかりのたま, Hepburn: Hikari no tama) from Dragon Quest.[3]
- When the protagonist interacts with the pile of bones to get the Gaia Sword, a message appears that says, "No response. It must be a tile, not an object." (Japanese: 返事がない。ただの飾りのようだ…) This is a reference to how in Dragon Quest, when the hero interacts with a pile of bones or a dead person, a message appears that says, "There's no response. It's just a corpse." (Japanese: 返事がない。ただのしかばねのようだ。)
Nomenclature
Names in Other Languages
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Meaning
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美津雄の影
導かれし勇者ミツオ |
Mitsuo's Shadow
Chosen / Guided Hero Mitsuo
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