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The cross over between RPG and fighting game fans is actually pretty high, oddly. If anything the dancing games are the oddest duck.

In Japan Persona 4 Arena was known as Persona 4: The Ultimate In Mayonaka arena. The sequel Persona 4 Arena Ultimax was known in japan as Persona 4: The Ultimax Ultra Suplex Hold.

There is indeed a documentary about the TMNT. It's called "Turtle Power: The Definitive History of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" from 2014, and it's really well done as fans themselves did the doc.

ADACHI

You might be interested to know another RUclipsr did some music for the game too. A guy named GaMetal. He does awesome stuff.

Persona 4 Arena is a FIghting game and sequel to PErsona 4 starring characters from Persona 3. Persona 4 Arena Ultimax is its sequel, that effectively replaced Arena, as it has an "Arena" DLC for like 5$ that adds the first game's story in the new game. Then, for the other spinoff games: - Persona 1 had none (I think) besides PSP ports, like 2 had - Neither did Persona 2, except for the fact that there is Persona 2 Innocent Sin, and its sequel Persona 2 Eternal Punishment, so basically Persona 2-2. - Then Persona 3 is the beginning of the modern formula, and that's when the series became popular. it has Persona 3, Persona 3 FES (a version with more content and an epilogue à la Future Connected), both on PS2, a Persona 3 Portable for PSP where you can choose a Female protagonist with a slightly different story and music), Persona 3 Dancing in Moonlight (A Dancing Game that released the same day as Persona 5 Dancing in Starlight), and recently the Remake Persona 3 Reload, but the characters of 3 also appear on Arena and Q. - Persona 4 had Persona 4, Persona 4 Golden (version with more content and new ending), Persona 4 Arena, Arena Ultimax, and Persona 4 Dancing All Night (that released before the other two) but that's basically it. There were crossover games at the time, so you can count Persona Q (starring the casts of 3 and 4) as a P4 Game, and Q2 too, but it also has the cast of 5. - P5 has the most "unique" spinoffs: Persona 5, Persona 5 Royal (enhanced edition as usual), P5 Dancing in Starlight, you can count Q2, but also had Persona 5 Strikers (or in Japanese P5 Scramble: Phantom Strikers, a musou sequel), Persona 5 Tactica (an X-Com-like game), and Persona 5 The Phantom X (a chinese mobile gacha game that has an entirely new cast, not released in the west yet). The main character of 5 was supposed to be in Ultimax, but was not implemented, probably because Persona 5 got delayed multiple times, idk. He's in smash, though. And there were rumors of a cancelled Persona party game, kinda like a mario party, so that would be another spinoff for Persona as a whole. A series that is, itself, one of th many spinoffs of Shin Menagmi Tensei, itself a reboot of Megami Tensei, itself an adaptation of a novel.

The best way I could describe Adachi is: "What years of doing uneventful 9 to 5 jobs in the boonies does to someone."

This Is It Luigi!

So Persona 4 Arena is a fighting, and like the normal Persona games, it got a rerelease, or I guess sequel called P4 Arena Ultimax. Adachi only became a playable character until Ultimax came out.

So glad someone recommended this. This ost lives rent-free in my head.

I'm looking forward to seeing your reaction to team plasma's theme from pokemon black and white. From all the villain teams it's been my favorite for a long time. Also more Black and White in general. That game is full of bangers.

Uuuh!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ NEVER GETS OLD!

Atlus is known to milk the Persona IP to death with games from ALL genres. Musos (dynasty warrios-like), strategy, fighting, dungeon crawler, rhythm, and whatever comes next for P6. Arena and Arena Ultimax ended up being incredibly good, so I'm hoping for a new persona arena game in the future as I like both genres.

Man I Love Persona

the red-blue shift is chromatic abberation

Persona games are ALL about the story so yes. P4 has a story~ XD Specifically Persona 1 and 2 are much closer to the Shin Megami Tensei mainline series Persona was originally a spinoff of (basically Shin Megami Tensei games tend to be post apocalyptic urban fantasy stuff where every folklore is real and generally at each others throats where the player has to choose a faction to shape what little future the world may have left, while Persona games tend to be urban fantasy where an apocalypse MAY happen but the main characters have a chance to prevent it)... And that's most of what I know about them since I alas haven't played them yet - I hear the P2 duology is very good though. Persona 3 was the start of the 'modern' Persona game style and basically is a 50/50 split between JRPG and visual novel like 'dating sim' (actual dating *usually* optional), while P3's plot was something of a cosmic horror/slice of life mix: Every night at midnight there is an extra hour most can't experience where most everyone turns to coffins, water turns to blood and monsters call Shadows roam the streets and inflict something akin to mind death/super depression on those they manage to catch 'awake'. Protag is one of the few awake during that 'Dark Hour' and works with a group calling themselves the SEES to try to put a stop to the shadows. General themes are 'Life, Death, Despair and Hope'. Also has by far the most remakes (P3 FES, P3 portable, P3 Reload), with P3 Dancing all Moon Night as a mostly plotless spinoff bit of fanservice. Persona 4 has the same gameplay (50/50 JRPG dungeon grind and 'dating' sim) but the plot is supernatural murder mystery' with a lot of focus on the main cast's internal issues and well, the struggles of day to day life in a small rural town where business is drying up, people can be both kind and petty, and media/the news can be hella toxic. General themes are 'Truth, Lies and Self Acceptance'. Only has one remake (Persona 4 Golden) at the time of this comment, so every other 'P4 (insert word here)' is a sequel: *P4 Arena* being a fighting game which takes place during the start of golden week (a string Japanese holidays that lasts a week total) of the year after P4's events, where P4 cast are dragged into a 'fighting tournament' against their wills and end up meeting some of the P3 cast who were also dragged in (also this is the first time they're officially meeting any of the P3 cast outside of weird time travel events none of them are allowed to remember aka the Persona Q games). *P4 Arena Ultimax* is a direct sequel to Arena that takes place the very next day and basically resolves all the remaining mysteries P4 Arena brought up, and moves away from 'each character going through a small amount of personal growth' to the much more Persona standard of 'teens need to kill god with friendship'. And *P4 Dancing All Night* takes place during the following summer holidays and the plot is basically 'I swear these poor kids can't have a single get together without something WEIRD happening. Also wow the idol industry sucks and this time the god causing problems can ban hammer violence but not the power of dance'~ XD Persona 5 is same gameplay again but with some stealth/action stuff added (mostly for vibes). Plot is kinda noir themed with a lot of emphasis on the injustices those in authority can get away with against the 'powerless' (for context, literally the first major boss is a former Olympian Gym Teacher who physically and sexually abuses his students) with the main cast using supernatural means to get revenge/strike down the corruption around them, upsetting a lot of very dangerous people in the process... General themes are 'Revenge, Corruption and Justice'. It's sole remake is Persona 5 Royal, and it's spinoffs are: *P5 Strikers* (also known as P5 Scramble) is a action/muso/ Dynasty warriors like action rpg game set during the summer holidays after P5 where the Phantom Thieves end up going on a road trip both for fun and to put a stop to those using their methods to brainwashing people on mass. *P5 Tactica* is a grid based strategy RPG set in during... January? Feb? the year after P5 (P5 Royal actually has gameplay during that time so there's some confusion exactly when/how this all occurs) where the Phantom Thieves end up sucked into another world controlled by a ruthless dictator and quickly join the rebellion (also despite the timey whimey nature of this plot they actually canonly get to remember it which is nice <3). And finally P5 Dancing all Star Night which like the P3 one is mostly plotless fanservice. So yeah. Hope that helps clarify a bit =D The Ultimate is the general theme for the Arena game and plays all over the place really. As for 'Clown or a Fool?'... I don't think it's a remix of anything in P4? Fits the character fairly well but er, you were more on track with the 'trolling' comment than much else. Not a lot I can really say about this guy without going into spoiler territory but well, his powerset *does* involves some 'perspective breaking' things but less 'fun prankster' or meta stuff and more illusions and teaming up with Shadows without making them Personas first (which is NOT something most characters in setting can do or would even consider trying) so the title fits him quite well.

As you mentioned, this game has a LOT of spin-offs and variations, so I'll run through a comprehensive list of all the ones that got localized for English audiences: -Persona 1: Persona 1 only has one version that came out on the PS1 (Revelations: Persona) and got remade for the PSP (Shin Megami Tensei: Persona) -Persona 2: P2 is a duology of games, with Innocent Sin being the first game and Eternal Punishment being the sequel (Both originally released on the PS1 and got remade for the PSP) -Persona 3: The game simply called Persona 3 isn't really all that talked about because the "definitive editions" are vastly more popular, with those being FES (Which added an epilogue called The Answer) and Portable (Which added a female protagonist route, changing the OST and story for a good chunk of the game) -Persona 3 The Movie: There's actually 4 movies, but all of them feature new songs and even the first instance of Lotus Juice singing proper in the song "Fate Is In Our Hands" -Persona 3 Dancing in Moonlight: The dancing game for P3, simply a spin-off that happens in the characters' dreams and happens at the exact same time as P5D because screw timeline continuities, they're both also sequels to P4D -Persona 3 Reload: The world-renowned P3 Remake, OST's amazing, as you've already heard -Persona Trinity Soul: This is an anime original that wanted to be the sequel to P3, pretty much getting its canonicity revoked by the time P4 released. The OST is known to be remarkably mediocre -Persona 4: Originally released on the PS2 and got a definitive edition for the PSVita called Golden, which added a new character and a new storyline to serve as a third semester, it also comes with a bunch of new songs -Persona 4 The Animation: Anime adaptation of Persona 4 (And surprisingly very good!), it has a bunch of new tracks and also a spin-off anime for Golden (And surprisingly very bad!) -Persona 4 Arena: The storyline is a sequel to the events of vanilla P4 (There's no reference to content added in Golden), it's a fighting game and you reacted to it literally in this video -Persona 4 Arena Ultimax: The storyline is a direct sequel to P4 Arena, this one however does feature content from Golden -Persona 4 Dancing All Night: The storyline here is a sequel to Persona 4 Arena Ultimax, but it's just a rhythm game with good remixes -Persona Q: This is a spin-off that features characters from P3 and P4, timeline's complicated but they pretty much get pulled from different points in time, otherwise the P4 cast wouldn't know one another (Very underrated soundtrack also!) -Persona Q2: Same as above but sprinkle in the P5 cast -Persona 5: The most popular Persona game by a landslide, released on the PS3 and got a definitive edition in Royal for the PS4 -Persona 5 The Animation: An anime adaptation of P5, the animation's abhorrent but the music's great! -Persona 5 Strikers: A game with a storyline that serves as a sequel to vanilla P5, it's also pretty good music wise! -Persona 5 Dancing in Starlight: Rhythm game that happens at the same time as P3D, it's complicated -Persona 5 Tactica: An XCOM-like tactics game, if I'm being honest I don't know a whole lot about it, but I'm fairly certain it's just a spin-off that's supposed to happen in the middle of the original's story (Like the dancing games and PQs) There's a lot more things in the franchise, but they either not have music (Are novels/manga), or aren't that noteworthy/known on their own, if you'd like a full full list, here's a link: megamitensei.fandom.com/wiki/Persona_(Series)

My favorite music of persona arena ultimax is opening song, "Break out of"

The text in the background in that A Fool or a Clown? video says something akin to "In other words, you guys are losers too. Losers." BTW, you can't really talk about Adachi without spoiling Persona 4 so you don't want HEAVY SPOILERS then skip this next part: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . During the events of Persona 4, Tohru Adachi is one of two detectives that's trying to solve the murders that kick off the events of the game. He tends to goof around and is usually seen slacking off and not taking his job seriously. In reality that goofy attitude is just a facade as he's a loner, a man disillusioned with his life and with the world, he's also the main antagonist and instigator behind the murders and he actually has the same power as the protagonist. After the party defeats him he gets arrested, agreeing to face his punishment because "that is how things work in the real world". He doesn't appear in Persona 4 Arena. In Persona 4 Arena Ultimax, he's seen helping the main antagonist of the game (Sho Minazuki) having escaped from prison with the help of the latter. In actuality he was just pretending to help while disrupting Sho's plans, helping the protagonists in the process. After the events of the game he returns willingly to prison and is last seen awaiting trial.

P4 does have the most crossovers because P5 hasn't been released yet when the crossovers start happening. P3,P4, and P5 do happen chronologically. P3 P3 FES (Enhanced version, has The Answer) P3Portable (originally for the PSP, notable that you can select a female character as your main character, released after original P4) P3 Dancing in Moonlight (released WAY *after the P4 dancing game) P3 Reload (Remake, released this year, has The Answer as DLC) P4 P4 Golden (Enhanced version) P4 Arena (after P4 and P4 golden, Fighting Game version, crossover from P3) P4 Ultimax (Sequel to P4 arena) PQ Shadow of the Labyrinth (Etrian Odyssey style dungeon crawler, crossover with P3, suspiciously released after P4 Ultimax thus creating lore implications) P4 Dancing All Night (1st Dancing Game, has an actual story) P5 P5 Dancing in Starlight (released along P3 Dancing in Moonlight) PQ2 New Cinema Labyrinth (Same style as PQ, crossover with P3 AND P4, but you unlock those characters later) P5 Royal (enhanced version) P5 Strikers (Set after P5, an Action RPG) P5 Tactica (also set after P5, Tactical RPG) P5: the Phantom X (new cast, continuity is a shrug emoji, P5 style Mobile Gacha game, still in Beta and trapped in China and parts of South East Asia, meaning not Japan)

I was waiting for you to react to Styx and Stones for the longest time. Easily my favourite track in the game. The shopkeeper version is cool, but I kind of wished you had heard the the normal version without the singing as it stands very firmly on its own. Overall, great video.

Adachi is the most charismatic antagonist Persona series has to offer. I would go as far as saying that he is one of the best in videogames in general

Oh god. Not the Adachi thumbnail!

He should hear Princess Amagi - yukiko amagi's theme bc he wont believe it is a fighting game theme lmao

Cabbages. This will eventually make sense.

Cadence of Hyrule was literally the first game I'd beaten in years. It's such an insanely fun game to play. Every song in this game is an absolute banger, but Gerodo Desert is by far my favorite.

Love the music from this one of the best games ever. Crazy how you haven't played it. ToT And this one is soo good!

this song was remixed in two other spin off mario games as well, mario teaches typing, and mario is missing

This is like the best musical composition ever created, i think its better than duel of the fates from star wars franchise

Nobuo Uematsu is a huge fan of American rock. I think we can hear some inspiration for "Those who fight further/airbuster theme" in Boston's Foreplay.

I love We Ain't Come to Lose. I feel like this is an element that is sometimes missing from other TMNT media that is easy to forget. They are ninjas. They are turtles. They love pizza. But most importantly, they are New Yorkers, and I think this song captures that perfectly.

Someone needs to show him keep your faith from p5r, that and the p5r mementos themes cuz they vibe.

One thing I always loved about Super Mario World's OST is its simplicity. Koji Kondo took the same leitmotif of the main overworld theme and just threw it in as many of the stage themes as he could. In this case, it's in the minor key to make it sound darker, and it definitely works.

Listening to the ceremony track on loop for hours possesses you lol.

Slap Bass my BELOVED.

male singer kinda ruins it

We ain't came to lose is one of the hypest needle drops in gaming. I had no idea going into that fight and my friends and i were freaking out when the rap hit

Brothers WE MADE IT!!!!!!

The wrong version of Light the Fire up in the Night...

God I love this track. Absolute ICON of a soundtrack (and game)!

yeah im younger gen z and i also grew up with tmnt

8:49 "I can't even name them all" One of my favorite song intros got your back, Jesse "From the slims of Shaolin, Wu-Tang Clan strikes again. The RZA, the GZA, Ol' Dirty Bastard, Inspectah Deck, Raekwon the Chef, U-God, Ghostface Killah and M-E-T-H-O-D Man M-E-T-H-O-D Man M-E-T-H-O-D Man..." Yes, I'm listening to that song again because of this. How did you know?

Wu-Tang has their own video game. wonder if any of that OST has been requested. mostly, if not all, licensed music though.

It's going down now sucks, total downgrade from Mass Destruction. All the re-releases of persona games do that, they have the worse battle theme play more often, and the better one only plays when you're in a disadvantageous situation

The THeme That Won The Best SNES Theme!

You’ve got to listen to more Kirby music. It has by far the deepest well of masterpieces of any series. Hal laboratories always makes sure to give their god killing puffball some amazing tracks to feast to.

"This is castleeee But isn't Roy's one!"

3:20 *stares intently at the top right of the thumbnail*

Tee Lopes does indeed have a YT channel. He did the Sonic Mania soundtrack as well.

The first two TMNT movies both had rap songs made for them, "Turtle Power" by Partners In Kryme for the first one, and then the infamous "Ninja Rap" by Vanilla Ice in Secret of the Ooze. It could've just been pop culture influence at the time, but it's been there for a while. And since we're talking hip-hop and THPS, I need to mention that THPS4 was my first introduction to Madlib, since "Whenimondamic" by Lootpack was on there. Also, agreed on Donatello being the best turtle 👍