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"You don't have to save the world to find meaning in life…

Sometimes, all you need is something simple, like someone to take care of." – Aigis

This image is available as a free 4K download for your own, personal, noncommercial uses, for example to use it as your desktop wallpaper.

Please link back to this page if you want to share it anywhere (you can use fav.me/952345427, it's shorter).

If you intend to upload it elsewhere, please ask for permission first. I don't bite!

This image is both a long overdue to-do list entry I've (finally) gotten to, and also celebrating this year's (re)release of Persona 3 Portable on PC and Switch!

Though that dates back to January 19 already, but better late than never!

Yep, outing myself as a Persona-enjoyer with this post.

Here I wanted to draw Aigis in my usual style, although influenced (a little) by the shading and linework of the P3 portraits. Hope I succeeded in that!

Her pose is a bit of a nod to a certain "hearing your voice" moment (+1 Charm if you get that reference), hence the surprised gaze.

Releasing this on this day for a reason. *cough*

That being said, I really enjoyed her character and can recommend the franchise.

Persona 3 Portable on a PSP was my entry to it and holds a special sentimental value for me. While I do wish it had the animated cutscenes from P3 and P3 FES, its visual novel-esque charm was also quite welcome.

While I do think it's a mild bummer the PC version is a straight P3P port with upscaled graphics, it's still a splendid game – at least if you're into the more accessible type of JRPGs.

And it's got a good message to take to heart.

I do hope there'll be a remaster (someday, or a good remake) which merges the best of its editions: P3 FES and P3P. It's to my awareness sadly the only Persona game so far that lacks a definitive edition.

Having the female protagonist route, cutscenes, 3D overworld movement with optional quicktravel, The Answer and controllable party members in one game would be pretty neat, am I right or am I right?

But in any case, I get why they picked it: P3P has the best gameplay comfort and a second protagonist route with a different vibe and OST – and the simplified overworld movement, VN presentation and quick-travel is great for on-the-go (Nintendo Switch players and perhaps even Steam Deck owners might appreciate this).

(Obligatory) Disclaimer:

Persona 3 (P3), Persona 3 Portable (P3P), Shin Megami Tensei, the Persona franchise and all associated trademarks, designs and characters belong to Atlus CO., LTD, and SEGA of America, Inc..

This work is posted as fanart. Naturally, I don't claim ownership of Aigis' character design either, but it's pretty great, so good job, Atlus.

Made with GIMP 2.10 on Xubuntu.

I hope you like it – and stay safe in these wild times!

Sly.

Description

"You don't have to save the world to find meaning in life…

Sometimes, all you need is something simple, like someone to take care of." – Aigis

This image is available as a free 4K download for your own, personal, noncommercial uses, for example to use it as your desktop wallpaper.

Please link back to this page if you want to share it anywhere (you can use fav.me/952345427, it's shorter).

If you intend to upload it elsewhere, please ask for permission first. I don't bite!

This image is both a long overdue to-do list entry I've (finally) gotten to, and also celebrating this year's (re)release of Persona 3 Portable on PC and Switch!

Though that dates back to January 19 already, but better late than never!

Yep, outing myself as a Persona-enjoyer with this post.

Here I wanted to draw Aigis in my usual style, although influenced (a little) by the shading and linework of the P3 portraits. Hope I succeeded in that!

Her pose is a bit of a nod to a certain "hearing your voice" moment (+1 Charm if you get that reference), hence the surprised gaze.

Releasing this on this day for a reason. *cough*

That being said, I really enjoyed her character and can recommend the franchise.

Persona 3 Portable on a PSP was my entry to it and holds a special sentimental value for me. While I do wish it had the animated cutscenes from P3 and P3 FES, its visual novel-esque charm was also quite welcome.

While I do think it's a mild bummer the PC version is a straight P3P port with upscaled graphics, it's still a splendid game – at least if you're into the more accessible type of JRPGs.

And it's got a good message to take to heart.

I do hope there'll be a remaster (someday, or a good remake) which merges the best of its editions: P3 FES and P3P. It's to my awareness sadly the only Persona game so far that lacks a definitive edition.

Having the female protagonist route, cutscenes, 3D overworld movement with optional quicktravel, The Answer and controllable party members in one game would be pretty neat, am I right or am I right?

But in any case, I get why they picked it: P3P has the best gameplay comfort and a second protagonist route with a different vibe and OST – and the simplified overworld movement, VN presentation and quick-travel is great for on-the-go (Nintendo Switch players and perhaps even Steam Deck owners might appreciate this).

(Obligatory) Disclaimer:

Persona 3 (P3), Persona 3 Portable (P3P), Shin Megami Tensei, the Persona franchise and all associated trademarks, designs and characters belong to Atlus CO., LTD, and SEGA of America, Inc..

This work is posted as fanart. Naturally, I don't claim ownership of Aigis' character design either, but it's pretty great, so good job, Atlus.

Made with GIMP 2.10 on Xubuntu.

I hope you like it – and stay safe in these wild times!

Sly.