Saturday, October 31, 2009

HaLLoween

Halloween is a holiday in many English speaking countries that is celebrated on the night of October 31st. Children wear costumes and they go to people's homes saying "Trick or treat!" to ask for candy and then the people give it to them. This comes from a threat. It means, "Give me a treat or I will play a trick on you." Children today usually do not do the tricks if they do not get treats. But some children still do mischief (pranks or things to make fun of people like putting toilet paper in trees or writing with soap on windows or throwing eggs at their house). People sometimes dress up as ghosts, witches, goblins, and other scary things for Halloween.

Sunday, October 25, 2009

The story of Persona 4...

Persona 4 opens with the Protagonist arriving in Inaba to live with the Dojimas for one year, as his parents are working overseas. Within days of his arrival, a journalist is found dead, her body tied to a lamp post; Saki Konishi, who made the discovery, is later found dead under similar circumstances. After the protagonist and his friends travel to the TV world, they discover Teddie, who helps them travel freely between worlds. They awaken to their Persona abilities, and, realizing that the murders stem from Shadow attacks in the TV world, are able to rescue several people.
Chie, Yukiko Amagi, Kanji Tatsumi, Rise Kujikawa and Teddie accept their Shadow selves and join the group as Persona-users. Mitsuo Kubo, another high school student who goes missing following the death of a Yasogami teacher, claims credit for the murders when he is rescued; it is eventually learned that he only killed the teacher and played no part in the other murders. Naoto Shirogane, a nationally-renowned teenage detective investigating the case, is also rescued and joins the party, who learn that "he" is actually a female who assumed a male identity to gain recognition.
Events come to a head when the Protagonist is mistakenly accused by Ryotaro Dojima of having a role in the murders. Nanako Dojima is kidnapped while the Protagonist is being interrogated. Ryotaro engages in a high-speed pursuit with the culprit, resulting in them crashing into each other; the culprit escapes with Nanako through a television set in his truck, and Ryotaro entrusts her rescue to the party. The group tracks them down within the TV world; the culprit, Taro Namatame, attacks them, but is defeated and both he and Nanako are taken to the Inaba hospital. When Nanako appears to die, the group confronts Namatame; the player as the Protagonist must help the others realise that Namatame is not the killer by pointing out the lack of a proper motive, and subsequently work to determine that Ryotaro's assistant, Tohru Adachi, is the true killer. Failure to do so ends the game with the party being unable to solve the case and the recurring fog permanently setting in, the latter of which will eventually result in humanity's demise.
Having identified the culprit as Adachi, the party locates him within the TV world. Adachi explains his motives and ideals to the group; his claims are dismissed by the party. After fighting Adachi, he is possessed by Ameno-Sagiri, the God of Fog, who reveals that the fog is lethal to people and will eventually wipe out humanity. Upon his defeat, he agrees to lift the fog, congratulating the party on their resolve. Defeated, Adachi agrees to assume responsibility for his actions and turns himself in.
The game moves forward to the day before the Protagonist is to return home; if the player assumes the story is concluded, then the game ends with the party farewelling the Protagonist as he departs Inaba. In fact there is still one unresolved plot element, the origin of the Midnight Channel, and if the player realizes this and enters the party's meeting place while ignoring the game's attempts to steer them away, the Protagonist meets with the party and together they resolve to put an end to the case.
The Protagonist encounters the petrol station attendant, who reveals himself to be Izanami, a goddess and the mastermind behind the game's events, who plans to eliminate humans by merging the TV world with the human world, which is the cause of the recurring fog. The party tracks Izanami down within the TV world and battle her, but is at first unable to win; a defeated Protagonist is given strength by the bonds he has forged with those around him, and with this power awakens a new Persona, which he uses to defeat Izanami. With the source of the fog defeated, the TV world, actually the world formed from people's thoughts and desires, is restored to its original form. The game then ends with the party farewelling the Protagonist the following day, and a post-credits scene depicts the group resolving to remain friends forever as the Protagonist examines a photo of the party.

Sunday, October 18, 2009

Pursuing My True Self Lyrics..............


Pursuing My true Self..........

We are living our lives

Abound with so much information

Come on, let go of the remote; don’t you know you’re letting all the junk flood in?
I try to stop the flow, double clicking on the go, but it’s no use; hey, I’m being consumed
Loading loading loading, quickly reaching maximum capacity
Warning warning warning, gonna short-circuit my identity (ahhhhh)

Get up on your feet, tear down the walls
Catch a glimpse of the hollow world
Snooping ‘round will get you nowhere
You’re locked up in your mind

We’re all trapped in a maze of relationships
Life goes on with or without you
I swim in the sea of the unconscious
I search for your heart, pursuing my true self

Never MOre Lyrics........


Never M0R3

mujihina kotoba dake ga
detarame ni machi ni afureteru
never more, setsunaku
nagareteta koe

nanigenai nichijou ga
sayonara wo tsuge
bokura no kakegae no nai
hi ushinawareteta
taiyou wo kakusu kirisame
hikari wo ubai
shinjiru mono nakushiteta
boku wa nayami da kedo

(chorus)
wasurenai yo daiichi na
minna to sugoshita mainichi
never more, kurai yami mo
hitori ja nai (sa/yo*)
mitsukedasu yo daiichi na
nakushita mono wo
never more, kimi no koe ga
kiku sou, boku wo michibiku yo

shinjiteita yo, osanai
koro wa tashika ni
itsu no ma ni ka wasureteta
taisetsu na kotoba
samenai sekai no naka de
sagashi motomete
boku wa yatto mitsuketa yo
kokoro no oku ni atta

kono mama densha noreba
nido to aenai ki ga shite
never more, tomadousei wo
kimi ga sou, "ossu yo!"
shinjiyou kimi no egao
bokura no kizuna wo
never more, hanaretetemo
tsutawaru yo, kimi no kokoro wa

itsumo kimi no
kioku no katasumi ni de
never more, boku ga iru
shinjite arukidasu yo

(chorus x 2)

Thursday, October 15, 2009

Persona 4 Music !!!

Song
Artist


全ての人の魂の戦い 
Shihoko Hirata

Pursuing My True Self 
Shihoko Hirata

Sings Of Love 
Shihoko Hirata

Heatbeat, Heatbreak 
Shihoko Hirata

Your Affection 
Shihoko Hirata

避けられぬ戦い 
INSTRUMENTAL

Burn My Dread 
Yumi Kawamura

When The Moon’s Reaching Out Stars 
Yumi Kawamura

What To Be Closed 
Yumi Kawamura

Mellow Dream 
Yumi Kawamura

Reverse the Destiny 
Lotus

Mass Destruction 
Lotus& Yumi Kawamura

Deep Breath Deep Breath 
Lotus&Yumi Kawamura

Breakin’ through 
Kitu Shyuhei

SUICIDES LOVE STORY 
Nana Kitade

The Almighty 
INSTRUMENTAL

Never More 
Shihoko Hirata

<Encore>

Heartful Cry 
INSTRUMENTAL

Soul Drive 
Lotus

Burn My Dread -Last Battle- 
Lotus

Heaven 
Shihoko Hirata

Found Me 
Yumi Kawamura&Shihoko Hirata

Reach Out To The Truth 
Shihoko Hirata&Yumi Kawamura

キミの記憶 
Yumi Kawamura&Shihoko Hirata

Learn Now!!!!

This is numbers when use Hymmnos Language


Nel - 0
Nnoi - 1
Ji - 2
Dri - 3
Fef - 4
Vira - 5
Ixe - 6
Hept - 7
Oct - 8
Nei - 9
Dec/de - 10
Hec/he - 100
Kik/ki - 1000
Mik/mi - 10000


LEARN IT!!!!! >o<

Wednesday, October 14, 2009

My Queen


And for My Beauty, Smart and Glamour Queen........ THANK YOU so much!!!!!! For helping Me tooo....

Chie-Senpai


Thank you so much to Chie-Senpai for help me to make this Blog. >o< ありがとう Chie-Senpai

Persona 4!!!!!


This game was FUN!!!
Play it NOW!!!!! 

Tuesday, October 13, 2009

Himiko


Himiko (卑弥呼) was an obscure shaman queen of Yamataikoku, an ancient country within the islands that would become Japan. According to early Chinese history, people in the country agreed to elect a woman for their ruler, so that she ascended to the throne, successfully uniting the country and ending the prior Emperors' eighty years of disturbances and warfare. Her skills in magic and sorcery were highly respected by her people. She is said to remain unmarried, living in a beautiful palace, surrounded by towers and stockades, where a thousand women and only one man served her as attendants, along with countless imperial guards watching on each corner of the palace. Her reign was strict and discipline, but peaceful. She is also mentioned to have a good connection with the Wei Kingdom. People of Yamataikoku took her death as a great loss, and they did not obey nor respected the new King's order, until one of her relative, a thirteen-year old girl was made Queen. History involving the early Japan does not mention her at all, but she is often considered a legendary figure. Nowadays, her existence is still debatable among scholars and is considered to be one of the most controversial debate of the ancient Japanese history.