There exists *something* in this world that overcomes human knowledge.... more>>

That *something*, called the ‘Sword Labyrinth’, is a dungeon residing inside the ‘Holy Sword Gramm’—A humongous relic piercing through the once majestic city of Sigurd. Many adventurers challenged the dungeon, seeking the answer to the mystery behind the never ending beasts born inside the holy sword, only to disappear afterward.

The Father of the young Alec, a resident of Sigurd, had also disappeared inside the dungeon. Ten years later, Alec became a ‘Silver Smith’, met the mysterious ‘Sword Queen’ Celestia, and together they ventured into the dungeon… …not knowing that more misfortune than the one his father went through was waiting for him… <<less

Gekkou, or “Moonlight”, is about the peculiar relationship between a cynical boy and a perfect girl.... more>>

Said cynical boy is Nonomiya who spends day in day out in boredom, taking refuge from his dull life in his imagination. One fateful day, he happens upon the notebook of the much-rumored beauty Youko Tsukimori, neglected on the ground. Poking out from it is a scrap of paper with the unexpected title “mu*der Recipe”. His interest ignited, he immediately stuffs it into his pocket, only to find out the promising recipe contains nothing but scenarios that may or may not lead to deadly accidents, not even worthy of being called a plan.

When he tentatively asks her about it the next day, she hasn’t lost anything. But then her father dies. An accident… <<less

Set one year after the end of Persona 4, Naoto is asked to investigate the mysterious disappearances of two Yagakoro students by an old detective... more>> friend, Touko Aoi. There, she is partnered with Sousei Kurogami, a mechanical detective and a polar opposite to her in terms of personality and methodology. In their first encounter, she awakens to a new persona Amatsu Mikaboshi, which enables her to amplify Sousei's persona ability, Tsukuyomi. Together with Sousei, she discovers the Midnight Site, an anonymous site where judgement is passed on others by five judges named after figures in Japanese mythology-- Uzume, Sarutahiko, Omoikane, Tajikarao, and Futotama. <<less