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Void Quest is a dungeon in Persona 4. The investigation beings as early as July 27th after Mitsuo Kubo goes missing and it must be completed by August 12th.
Investigation
After Mitsuo goes missing, the following must be done before the player can access Void Quest:
- Speak with Kanji Tatsumi at the Samegawa Flood Plain Riverbank.
- Speak with Ryotaro Dojima near the bus stop at the Southern Central Shopping District on Sunday, Monday, Wednesday or Friday.
- Speak with Tohru Adachi in the Junes lobby, and respond with "I'll tell Dojima" on Tuesday, Thursday or Saturday.
- Speak with the student outside of Marukyu Tofu on Monday, Wednesday or Friday to receive Mitsuo's photo.
The earliest possible date that Void Quest can be properly accessed is July 29th.
Maps
- The entrance map is called Void Quest Title Screen
- Each map is called a Chapter and there are 10 total
- The first nine maps are numbered 1 through 9 with the 10th being called the Endgame
- Fixed Layouts: Chapter 3, Chapter 7 (Mini-Boss), and Endgame (Boss)
Encounters
Bosses
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Items
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Normal Chests
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Locked Chests
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Maps
- The entrance map is called Void Quest Title Screen
- Each map is called a Chapter and there are 10 total
- The first nine maps are numbered 1 through 9 with the 10th being called the Endgame
- Fixed Layouts: Chapter 3, Chapter 7 (Mini-Boss), and Endgame (Boss)
Encounters
Bosses
Shuffle Time: Skill Cards
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Area(s)
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Skill Cards
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1-9
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Sonic Punch, Single Shot, Double Fangs, Poison Skewer, Hysterical Slap, Skull Cracker, Muzzle Shot, Arm Chopper, Maragi, Mabufu, Mazio, Magaru, Hama, Mudo, Foul Breath, Re Patra, Posumudi, Nervundi, Rebellion, Traesto, Alertness
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1-9
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Assault Dive, Kill Rush, Twin Shot, Gale Slash, Rampage, Swift Strike, Cell Breaker, Brain Shake, Agilao, Bufula, Zionga, Garula, Mahama, Mamudo, Poison Mist, Tentarafoo, Valiant Dance, Foolish Whisper, Evil Smile, Old One, Anima Freeze, Media, Me Patra, Recarm, Fire Break, Ice Break, Wind Break, Elec Break, Dodge Physical, Dodge Fire, Dodge Ice, Dodge Wind, Dodge Elec, Fire Boost, Ice Boost, Elec Boost, Wind Boost, Counter, Regenerate 1, Invigorate 1, Growth 1, Apt Pupil
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1-9
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Power Slash, Cruel Attack, Crazy Chain, Mind Slice, Seal Bomb, Megido, Life Drain, Spirit Drain, Stagnant Air, Diarama, Matarunda, Masukunda, Marakunda, Dekunda, Matarukaja, Masukukaja, Marakukaja, Dekaja, Revolution, Red Wall, White Wall, Blue Wall, Green Wall, Trafuri, Null Poison, Null Dizzy, Fast Heal
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1-9
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Fatal End, Black Spot, Mighty Swing, Herculean Strike, Heat Wave, Atom Smasher, Maragion, Mabufula, Mazionga, Magarula, Amrita, Resist Fire, Resist Ice, Resist Elec, Resist Wind, Survive Light, Survive Dark, Evade Physical, Evade Fire, Evade Ice, Evade Wind, Evade Elec, Counterstrike, Growth 2
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1-9
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Torrent Shot, Vicious Strike, Blade of Fury, Aeon Rain, Poison Arrow, Mustard Bomb, Navas Nebula, Agidyne, Bufudyne, Ziodyne, Garudyne, Hamaon, Mudoon, Diarahan, Mediarama, Energy Shower, Samarecarm, Resist Physical, Endure Light, Endure Dark, Hama Boost, Mudo Boost, High Counter, Regenerate 2, Invigorate 2, Divine Grace, Cool Breeze
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Shuffle Time: Personas
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Normal Chests
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Location
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 Amrita Soda
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Chapter(s) 4, 9
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| Purifying Salt
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Chapter(s) 2, 7
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| Purifying Water
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Chapter(s) 1, 6
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| Ice Cube
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Chapter(s) 5
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| Pinwheel
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Chapter(s) 2, 7
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| Assault Signal
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Chapter(s) 3, 8
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| Cyclone Magatama
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Chapter(s) 5
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| Hell Magatama
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Chapter(s) 4, 9
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| Diamond Shield
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Chapter(s) 5
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| San-zun Tama
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Chapter(s) 4, 9
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| Arc Magatama
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Chapter(s) 2, 7
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| Curse Paper
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Chapter(s) 3, 8
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| Super Sonic
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Chapter(s) 4, 9
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| Snuff Soul
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Chapter(s) 1-9
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| Segaki Rice
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Chapter(s) 2, 7
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| Soul Drop
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Chapter(s) 1-7, 9
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| Tesla Coil
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Chapter(s) 5
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| Ball Lightning
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Chapter(s) 4, 9
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| Dry Ice
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Chapter(s) 1, 6
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| Balm of Life
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Chapter(s) 2
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| Hiranya
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Chapter(s) 5
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| Smart Bomb
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Chapter(s) 1, 6
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| Physical Mirror
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Chapter(s) 2, 7
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| Homunculus
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Chapter(s) 2, 7
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| Life Stone
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Chapter(s) 1-9
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| Magic Mirror
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Chapter(s) 1, 6
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| Yashichi
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Chapter(s) 3, 8
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| Frost Magatama
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Chapter(s) 1, 6
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| Firecracker
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Chapter(s) 3, 8
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Locked Chests
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Location
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 Amaterasu Fob
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Chapter(s) 3
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| Storm Vow
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Chapter(s) 1, 6
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| Safety Belt
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Chapter(s) 8
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| Volt Suppressor
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Chapter(s) 4
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| Disguise Mask
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Chapter(s) 8
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| Guard Amulet
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Chapter(s) 5
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| Flight Strap
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Chapter(s) 4
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| Wind Suppressor
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Chapter(s) 1, 6
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| Patient Collar
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Chapter(s) 3, 9
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| Kimyaku Brace
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Chapter(s) 8
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| Silver Spoon
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Chapter(s) 8
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| Cool Beads
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Chapter(s) 4
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| Bat Charm
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Chapter(s) 9
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| Ice Suppressor
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Chapter(s) 2, 5
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| Blessed Hands
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Chapter(s) 8
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| Disinfectant
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Chapter(s) 9
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 Paladin Armor
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Chapter(s) 2, 4, 6, 9
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| Soul Food
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Chapter(s) 2, 5, 8
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| Land Badge
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Chapter(s) 8
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| Falcon Eye
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Chapter(s) 1, 6
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| Black Feather
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Chapter(s) 2, 5
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| Power Tasuki
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Chapter(s) 1
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| Chewing Soul
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Chapter(s) 1, 4
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| Moon Potpourri
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Chapter(s) 2
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| Awareness Note
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Chapter(s) 4
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| White Feather
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Chapter(s) 3
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 Thief Dagger
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Chapter(s) 1, 4, 6, 8
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| Volt Vow
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Chapter(s) 4
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| Fire Suppressor
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Chapter(s) 3, 9
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| Blizzard Vow
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Chapter(s) 2, 6
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| Tranquil Buddha
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Chapter(s) 6
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| Healthy Recipe
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Chapter(s) 1, 6
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| Bead
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Chapter(s) 3, 6, 9
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| Mage's Mark
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Chapter(s) 8
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| Gust Pin
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Chapter(s) 1, 6
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| Flame Pin
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Chapter(s) 3, 9
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| Blaze Vow
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Chapter(s) 3, 9
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| Charm Drape
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Chapter(s) 1, 3, 5, 8
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| Book of Serenity
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Chapter(s) 2, 5
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| Snow Pin
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Chapter(s) 2, 5
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| Bravery Vessel
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Chapter(s) 1, 6
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| Spark Pin
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Chapter(s) 4
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| Revenge Ring
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Chapter(s) 8
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| Kid's Hachimaki
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Chapter(s) 4
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Game Appearances
Void Quest appears as a pixelated dungeon, representing Mitsuo Kubo's yearning for his childhood where, through video games, he could be a hero and save the world.[1]
Each floor of this dungeon, called a Chapter, has a text box that represents a part of Mitsuo's life:
- Chapter 1: Text asks for the player's name, "Mitsuo" is automatically filled in
- Chapter 2: Mitsuo encounters someone who calls him a rotten orange and defeats him with a disciplinary blow
- Chapter 3: Has a quote from Shin Megami Tensei where the protagonist's mother wakes him up and asks him to go buy coffee in a shopping center
- Chapter 4: Female Announcer appears and Mitsuo attacks her
- Chapter 5: Corpse Discoverer appears and Mitsuo attacks her
- Chapter 6: Garbled text
- Chapter 7: Has the quote from Shin Megami Tensei again, but this time the text is in a different order and less coherent
- Chapter 8: The person who called Mitsuo a rotten orange appears again, revealed to be Kinshiro Morooka, but this time Mitsuo kills him
- Chapter 9: Garbled text
Mitsuo also has stats that increase as these text boxes appear, such as "Emptiness". On the last floor, the Investigation Team find Mitsuo and his Shadow. There, Mitsuo insists that he is the murderer. Mitsuo does not outright reject his Shadow like the others, but his Shadow transforms and attacks the group after saying that Mitsuo isn't going to accept it. After the boss fight, Mitsuo continues to brag about being the murderer, and his Shadow disappears on its own.
If Void Quest is not cleared by August 12th, Yosuke Hanamura will call the protagonist and say that Mitsuo was found dead. Yosuke is confused by this, wondering if Mitsuo perhaps entered the TV World as a way to commit suicide.
Anime Appearances
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Void Quest is depicted briefly at the beginning of episode 4 when the Investigation Team fight a Shadow which Yu rams into on his scooter.
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Trivia
- In Persona 4 Golden, Shadow Mitsuo's battle theme is a chiptune demake of "I'll Face Myself -Battle-" called "Revelations: Mitsuo". In the original Persona 4 game, it uses "I'll Face Myself -Battle-" like the other standard bosses.
Nomenclature
Names in Other Languages
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ボイドクエスト Boido kuesuto |
Void Quest
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References
- General
- "Chaoter 5: Dungeon", Persona 4 Official Perfect Guide, Famitsu Editorial Staff. Published by Enterbrain (2008). Japanese. p. 172-262. ISBN-13: 978-4757744561.
- "Chapter 4: Dungeon", Persona 4 The Golden: The Complete Guide, Compiled by the Dengeki Playstation Editorial Department. Published by ASCII Media Works (2012). Japanese. p. 208-310. ISBN-13: 978-4048866637.
