Persona 4: Your Affection
| Persona 4: Your Affection | |
| ペルソナ4 Your Affection | |
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| Author(s) | Naho Watarumi |
| Illustrator(s) | Shigenori Soejima (Cover) |
| Publisher(s) | Enterbrain |
| Published | July 27, 2009 |
| ISBN | 978-4757749139 |
Persona 4: Your Affection is a 190 page book in the Persona series. It is a side story for Persona 4 named after the Inaba map BGM, "Your Affection".
Synopsis
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Your Affection is a series of short stories from the point of view of the Social Link characters in Persona 4 that take place during the year long murder investigation. Each chapter takes place during a different month, starting with the protagonist's arrival during spring of 2011 bringing sunny weather for people in Inaba. In April, Yosuke rides his bike to Souzai Daigaku and meets up with Chie and Yukiko, and the three talk about the rumored transfer student. In June, Kou, Daisuke, and Yosuke pickup trash on Mt. Yasogami together during the school camping trip. In August, Yosuke, Chie, and Teddie work on the roof at Junes during summer break. In September, Naoki goes on the class trip to Tatsumi Port Island and goes up to the roof of Gekkoukan High where he talks with Kanji. In October, Naoto and Nanako investigate a mystery break-in at the Dojima residence. In February, the girls on the Investigation Team make Valentine's Day chocolates. And in March, the protagonist reflects on the people he has met in Inaba and says goodbye.
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Characters
- Protagonist
- Yosuke Hanamura
- Chie Satonaka
- Yukiko Amagi
- Kanji Tatsumi
- Rise Kujikawa
- Teddie
- Naoto Shirogane
- Ryotaro Dojima
- Nanako Dojima
- Tohru Adachi
- Daisuke Nagase
- Kou Ichijo
- Ai Ebihara
- Naoki Konishi
Nomenclature
| Language | Name | Meaning |
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 Japanese
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ペルソナ4 Your Affection Perusona 4 Your Affection | Persona 4 Your Affection |
Gallery
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Full artwork used as the front cover from Shigenori Soejima's 2004-2010 artwork collection
