Kare no Kioku
| "Kare no Kioku" | |
| カレノキオクMemories of Him | |
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| Author(s) | Kenichi Fujiwara |
| Container | Persona 3 FES Official Fanbook: My Episode |
| Publisher(s) | Enterbrain |
| Published | August 23, 2007 |
"Kare no Kioku" is a short story in the Persona series written by Kenichi Fujiwara, who had previously written Persona 3: Owari no Kakera and Persona 3: Shadow Cry. It is included in Persona 3 FES Official Fanbook: My Episode, which was published by Enterbrain on August 23, 2007. The story involves the various characters reminiscing about the Persona 3 protagonist.
Synopsis
The story begins with Aigis showing Metis the school campus from the rooftop at around 3 a.m. on April 1. Their discussion turns towards the Persona 3 protagonist, whom Aigis has desired to tell Metis about. Metis is jealous of Aigis's happiness when talking about him, and asks Aigis if the reason she fights is to make up for her broken promise. Aigis denies this, and says she does so because she wants to protect the people whom the protagonist protected. Metis then vows to protect Aigis, and falls asleep in Aigis's lap.
Yukari, Mitsuru, and Fuuka enter the rooftop area to have a tea party, surprised to see Aigis and Metis, and say they wanted to talk about their memories of the protagonist. While they talk, Junpei, Sanada, Amada, and Koromaru enter and join the conversation. Junpei says they should talk about good, bad, and erotic memories of the protagonist, and Mitsuru and Yukari attack him with their Personas. They continue to talk about the protagonist, and then watch the sunrise. When they are about to leave, Aigis wakes Metis. When Aigis is leaving, she thinks she sees the protagonist, but blinks and there is no one there. She holds her hands to her ribbon, remembering her secret shared moment with the protagonist, and leaves, vowing to protect everyone.
Listings
Characters
- Metis
- Aigis
- Yukari Takeba
- Mitsuru Kirijo
- Fuuka Yamagishi
- Junpei Iori
- Akihiko Sanada
- Ken Amada
- Koromaru
Nomenclature
The title may be a reference to the song "Memories of You" (also known as "Kimi no Kioku").
| Language | Name | Meaning |
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 Japanese
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カレノキオク Kare no kioku | Memories of him |
Gallery
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Illustration of the tea party
