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* [[Cassandra Truth]]:

** In two instances in the game, the main characters tell someone the unbridled truth about their powers and the world inside the TV, only for the person to assume they're lying to cover up their ''true'' purpose.

*** Yukiko and Rise tell Naoto ''exactly'' how they're involved with the murder case. {{spoiler|She doesn't believe it until after her kidnapping.}} It doesn't help that both of them are acting completely drunk at the time.

*** Yukiko and Rise tell Naoto ''exactly'' how they're involved with the murder case. {{spoiler|She doesn't believe it until after her kidnapping}}. It doesn't help that both of them are acting completely drunk at the time.

*** If you tell {{spoiler|Dojima how you're involved, flat-out,}} ''he'' won't believe you either.

*** If you tell {{spoiler|Dojima how you're involved, flat-out}}, ''he'' won't believe you either.

** A humorous example: ~~One~~ of the guys in the Shopping District tells you about how he keeps seeing an ancient Egyptian, but nobody in his old hometown believes him. (It's actually the history teacher, Ms. Sofue.) {{spoiler|Talk to him during the [[Playable Epilogue]] and he reveals they've started dating.}}

** A humorous example: one of the guys in the Shopping District tells you about how he keeps seeing an ancient Egyptian, but nobody in his old hometown believes him (it's actually the history teacher Ms. Sofue). {{spoiler|Talk to him during the [[Playable Epilogue]], and he reveals they've started dating}}.

* [[Cast From HP]]: The Persona physical attacks work like this.

* [[Cast Full of Gay|Cast Full Of]] [[Ambiguously Gay]] and/or [[Bi the Way]]: Everyone on the Investigation ~~team~~ (save for Rise) is loaded with [[Ho Yay]] or [[Les Yay]]. With Kanji, it is a central part of his character.

* [[Cast Full of Gay|Cast Full Of]] [[Ambiguously Gay]] and/or [[Bi the Way]]: Everyone on the Investigation Team (save for Rise) is loaded with [[Ho Yay]] or [[Les Yay]]. With Kanji, it is a central part of his character.

* [[The Catfish]]: [[Guide Dang It|Good luck catching that Guardian]] to max out the Hermit Social Link! To clarify: you need to fish on very specific days, have the correct fishing equipment Key Item in your possession, and have to avoid catching unwanted fish by using a certain technique that is mentioned all of once in the game. The saving grace is the vibration function; specific fish make specific bites on your line, and once you know the Guardian's style, it's MUCH easier to fish for.

** Feed it to the cat during the quest "Cat Needs Food Badly" and you can clear the quest with only four feedings. (~~Otherwise~~, it takes ''twenty fish'' to clear the quest.) Hell of a way for the Guardian's career to end... then again, there's apparently more than one.

** Feed it to the cat during the quest "Cat Needs Food Badly", and you can clear the quest with only four feedings (otherwise, it takes ''twenty fish'' to clear the quest). Hell of a way for the Guardian's career to end... then again, there's apparently more than one.

* [[Chalk Outline]]: The floor of the [[Hub Level]] is littered with outlines of dead bodies.

* [[Chekhov's Gunman]]:

** {{spoiler|''The gas station attendant''.}}

** {{spoiler|''The gas station attendant''}}.

** {{spoiler|Namatame and Mitsuo both appear around Inaba and in neglible cutscenes well before becoming major players in the plot.}}

** {{spoiler|That delivery truck you see driving by while chasing the pervert spying on Rise? It's got the ''real'' kidnapper in it.}}

** {{spoiler|When you first show up at the gas station, a truck that appears to be the same delivery truck is getting filled up next to you, which would seem to indicate this is when Namatame also received his powers.}}