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Note: This page exists as a soft redirect to avoid major spoilers without warning. For the full page or section, click here.Y-ko, known as Maya in localizations, is a character in Persona 3.
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Gameplay
- For complete gameplay information, including Social Link information, see Gameplay:Y-ko.
Game Appearances
Persona 3
Y-ko serves as the Hermit Social Link for the male protagonist. She is a player of the MMO Devil Busters Online,[1] wherein she uses the alias "Y-ko,"[2] a reference to Yumiko Shirasagi from the Digital Devil Story: Megami Tensei series, and she dubs the protagonist "N-jima,"[3] a reference to Akemi Nakajima.[a]
Trivia
- The MMO "Devil Busters Online" is a reference to the in-universe RPG Devil Buster from Digital Devil Story: Megami Tensei II.
Nomenclature
| Language | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
 Japanese
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Ｙ子 Wai-ko | Y-ko |
 Simplified Chinese
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Ｙ子 Wài-zǐ | Y-ko |
   Traditional Chinese
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Ｙ子 Wài-zǐ | Y-ko |
 French
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Maya | |
 German
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Maya | |
 Italian
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Maya | |
 Korean
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Y양 Wai-yang | Ms. Y |
 Polish
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Maya | |
 Brazilian Portuguese
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Maya | |
 Russian
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Майя Mayya | Maya |
 Spanish
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Maya | |
 Turkish
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Maya | |
Gallery
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Y-ko in-game sprite
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Shinagawa Dungeon with Y-ko.
Notes
- ↑ In the localizations of all versions of Persona 3, Devil Busters Online is changed to Innocent Sin Online, a reference to Persona 2: Innocent Sin. Her screen name is changed to "Maya," a reference to Maya Amano, and the protagonist's screen name is changed to Tatsuya, a reference to Tatsuya Suou.
References
- ↑ "伊織 順平: オマエにやるよ。”デビルバスターズ・オンライン”。" Translation: "Junpei Iori: I'll give this to you. "Devil Busters Online."" Persona 3 FES (PlayStation 2). Developed by Atlus. Published by Atlus. Japanese.
- ↑ "赤い服の女: ついでに私も改名！ ”Y子”って確信犯！？" Persona 3 FES (PlayStation 2). Developed by Atlus. Published by Atlus. Japanese.
- ↑ "赤い服の女: …”N島”とかどう？ てか決まりー！" Translation: "Red-Clothed Woman: ...How about something like "N-jima"? Well then, it's decided!" Persona 3 FES (PlayStation 2). Developed by Atlus. Published by Atlus. Japanese.