Persona 4 dancing all night yosuke palette swap

#Persona 4 dancing all night yosuke palette swap series

Gonta Gokuhara states that a thing he heard gentlemen do is 'go on adventures to find stone masks'.Later on, she also remarks 'We win! Part 3 is over!', referencing a line said by ZZ. Tsumugi Shirogane states that 'thinking logically in these situations is of no use', and that she has decided to 'eventually stop thinking altogether', referencing Kars's final fate.While discussing the fictional videogame 'Twilight Syndrome Murder Case', Ibuki Mioda states that 'Twilight's Hidden Passageway is the world's beeeeest!' The sentence, alongside the mannerisms of speech and dialect she adopts for this sentence, are likely a reference to Rudol von Stroheim and his infamous quote, 'GERMAN TECHNOLOGY IS THE BEST IN THE WORLD!'.During an argument between the two, Monokuma attacks Monomi with a Heaven's Door parody, and in another occasion attacks her with a flurry of punches while screaming 'ORA ORA ORA!!!' and launching her into a trashcan.The character Teruteru Hanamura mentions that people can tell if others are lying by the taste of their sweat, a reference to the same tactic used by Bruno Bucciarati.

In Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair (also known as Super Danganronpa 2): One of the items the player can gift is called the Meteorite Arrowhead, a blatant reference to the Arrow.In Japanese, she also says 'Muda, Muda, Muda' during her Bullet Time Battle. The villain of the game, Junko Enoshima, has multiple personalities, with one of them acting similar to DIO while also striking a pose similar to one DIO does.He is also the leader of a motorcycle gang named the Crazy Diamonds. The delinquent Mondo Owada is a homage to Josuke Higashikata, sporting a pompadour hairstyle and is easily offended when people make fun of it.During his initial introduction, the protagonist, Makoto Naegi, points out that he does not have a Stand.

#Persona 4 dancing all night yosuke palette swap series

The Danganronpa series features many references, scattered all across its three main games. His fight on top of Cursed Clock Tower is another reference to Stardust Crusaders of the manga. Zephyr even shouts 'Toki wo tomare' (Time has stopped). In Castlevania: Dawn of Sorrow, one of the boss characters, Zephyr, utilizes time stopping abilities in conjunction with knives (much like DIO). In Castlevania: Aria of Sorrow, a soul called 'Guardian Cagnazzo' can be obtained that makes a Cagnazzo demon appear behind the protagonist and punch wildly whilst shouting 'Ora ora ora!' also in another reference to Star Platinum. In Castlevania: Harmony of Dissonance, if the Sacred Fist sub-weapon is used without a Spell Book activated, the protagonist shouts 'Ora ora ora!' and unleashes a flurry of extremely fast, blur-like punches (in reference to Star Platinum). In Castlevania: Portrait of Ruin the Stone Mask can only be equipped by Jonathan Morris, a possible reference to Jonathan Joestar. It appears again in Castlevania: Curse of Darkness, with an appearance much more akin to the one's found in JoJo. ДЄ Stone Mask can be found in the library in Castlevania: Symphony of the Night, which is where Jonathan and Dio studied the properties of the Stone Mask.

While the spell itself is inspired by the Stopwatch sub-weapon from the Castlevania series, the audiovisual presentation is distinctly different and in clear reference to The World The visual effect of Standstill's activation resembles The World's time stop from the OVA, while the sound effect replicates that of the time stop from the Stardust Crusaders anime.

Upon his defeat, he gives Miriam a shard with the powerful ability 'Standstill' that allows her to stop time. Late into the game, the player can be challenged by NPC Orlok Dracule, or O.D., to a secret boss fight. The 'Gambler's Ring' item has a description which reads 'A ring that bestows both luck and pluck to would-be gamblers.' She can also obtain the 'Hyperventilator' which looks like Joseph's training mask from Part 2, with its description 'A mask designed to push the wearer to his or her physical limit.' The 'Voice changer' item is a color swap of the Hyperventilator. In the Castlevania-inspired indie game, main protagonist Miriam can obtain an equippable accessory named the 'Stone Mask', with its description reading ' A stone mask once used by a tribal chief during ritual sacrifices.'