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Well, I’m glad you thought about your likes and dislikes when it comes to Persona 5.

As for Mishima, it’s just your perception ^^

ur that asshole that was yelling at me and my friends in our notes and then blocked us lmao

What was Georgie doing while Pennywise was doing that scary stuff?

Yeah, Cloti doesn't have much similarities to Noctluna besides the superficial "childhood friends" and "childhood promise" thing.

Even that title of “childhood friends” is a bit of a stretch. Cloud and Tifa had only one conversation, iirc. Tifa only started to pay attention to Cloud after he told her of his plan to go into SOLDIER, at which point she made him promise to save her whenever she was in trouble. Cloud forgot that promise, and when they met again, he was very rude to her.

Whereas for Noctluna, we see how they became friends when they were children, and they kept in touch throughout the years even if miles separated them. Their arranged marriage was even welcomed by both, showing how much they want to be together.

So, I don’t understand how fans can accept NoctLuna then deny Clerith when these two ships are the ones with so much similarities, while they push for C/loti and claim parallels.

Maybe it’s just because of preference, sure. I still don’t get it though.

Love Ann in the background! <3

@leonawriter I actually was shocked that Sephiroth got by without killing anyone in a few instances. I mean, Choco Bill, the bikini girl at Costa Del Sol, and Dio weren't injured one bit when Sephiroth was RIGHT IN FRONT OF THEM!

Well... I have to admit, I was probably just as surprised back when I was watching through, because - this guy killed a lot of people in Shinra, right? He made easy work of a Zolom!

And yet... having seen through Crisis Core, I find myself entirely unsurprised. Because. This is his base personality here at play! He’s used to the mindset of ‘here is the mission. You travel there, you do whatever you have to do, and you complete the mission.’ Sephiroth... has always set himself apart from people, and his actions after making his first appearance in the Shinra Building are really very in line with how his emotions would be directly after the Nibelheim Incident.

Which is, at first, his only real hatred is for Shinra itself. He turns first on the President, who was the one who enabled everything, and doesn’t care who gets in his way. 

But afterwards, he’s just out in the world. The people he encounters mean nothing to him. He burned Nibelheim in a fit of rage, because Nibelheim encapsulated everything that he hated. It was where he’d been created, and, well... they were there. And Sephiroth had been stewing away his anger and feelings of being unable to do anything (not about Genesis, or Angeal, or even Zack, depending on your read of his character), as well as feelings of betrayal and broken trust, for so long, unable to show any of it because a weapon of Shinra just does what Shinra wants and feels what Shinra wants them to feel... he burst open like a powder keg set alight. Literally. 

But like... without that immediate rage, what’s left? Either you accept that vengeance just leaves you hollow, or you move on to something else. And Sephiroth moved on to something else, but because he’s still Sephiroth, he’s got a very clever mind, and a) sticks to the mission/plan, and b) knows when not to draw attention to himself.