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Persona3 the Movie #4 Winter of Rebirth (2016)
Makoto Yuki and his allies have grown through the bonds they have formed and partings they have experienced. Using the power of Persona, they continue to fight to put an end to the Dark Hour, in hope that there are peaceful days waiting for them at the end of the battle. However, as the season shifts to winter, memories from ten years ago resurface and a boy believed to be their friend warns the members of S.E.E.S. that "The Fall"— an event that will destroy all of humanity is near, leaving the group with a difficult choice to be made by New Year’s Eve.
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Makoto Yuki and his allies have grown through the bonds they have formed and partings they have experienced. Using the power of Persona, they continue to fight to put an end to the Dark Hour, in hope that there are peaceful days waiting for them at the end of the battle. However, as the season shifts to winter, memories from ten years ago resurface and a boy believed to be their friend warns the members of S.E.E.S. that "The Fall"— an event that will destroy all of humanity is near, leaving the group with a difficult choice to be made by New Year’s Eve.
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Genre:Animation, Fantasy, Adventure
Written By:Kouji Okada, Kazuma Kaneko, Jun Kumagai
In Theaters:10/16/2016
Box Office:$361,950
Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:Atlus, A-1 Pictures
Cast
Tomohisa Taguchi
Director
Akira Ishida
Makoto Yuki / Ryoji Mochizuki (voice)
Maaya Sakamoto
Aigis (voice)
Rie Tanaka
Mitsuru Kirijo (voice)
Hikaru Midorikawa
Akihiko Sanada (voice)
Megumi Toyoguchi
Yukari Takeba (voice)
Miyuki Sawashiro
Elizabeth (voice)
Isamu Tanonaka
Igor (voice)
Mamiko Noto
Fuuka Yamagishi (voice)
Kohsuke Toriumi
Junpei Iori (voice)
Megumi Ogata
Ken Amada (voice)
Nobutoshi Canna
Takaya Sakaki (voice)
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