Persona 6 Travel

Persona 6 Travel is a hack and slash role-playing game that serves as a sequel to the original Persona 6. It is a spiritual successor to Persona 5 Scramble and is a part of the Koei Tecmo and Omega Force created "Warriors" series of games. It is the second Action RPG in the Persona series.
==Plot==
The story is set one year after the events of Persona 6. After graduating from High School, the protagonist and his friends decide to celebrate by go aboard on a road trip across Taiwan and Japan. After two days of final preparation, the group flies to Kaohsiung to begin their journey. Right as the group arrives at the airport, armed criminals rob the airport whilst holding a few people hostage. Unbeknownst to the group, they suddenly reenter the Inequalsion and battle the Shadow forms of those criminals. Back in the real world, those criminals have seemingly fainted as time seemingly hasn't passed at all. Curious about this, the group asks Duardo what is going on. Sadly, Duardo is just as confused as them. The group decides that this is a one time thing and head to their hotel.
On their first night in the city, the protagonist reappears in the Velvet Room where Igor, Olivia and Philemon (in human form) are waiting for them. Philemon tells the protagonist that since the Inequalsion never really disappeared, the fact that the group could access it again must mean that something is wrong in the human unconsciousness. However, his perspective is clouded and is unable to give much information aside from the fact that some individuals with knowledge of the dimension have been causing havoc. The protagonist then returns to the real world to discuss this with his friends. The group then comes to an unanimous vote that while they will try and keep a lookout for evildoers, they will also try and enjoy their summer vacation.
After a night in Kaohsiung, the group heads to Tainan where they learn of a famous lawyer named Du Muhuang. Suspicious of his fame, the group enters the Inequalsion to find that Du does have a Villa. The group quickly reestablishes the Hope Rebellion and head into the Villa to explore it. They are then confronted with Shadow Du who reveals that he has been manipulating his real self to fabricate crimes and evidence in order to gain fame. Back in the real world, the group leaves leaflets across the city alerting the citizens of the Hope Rebellion and how they will destroy the malevolent thoughts of Du. After Shadow Du is defeated, the real life lawyer confesses his crimes and turns himself in. The group celebrates by having a nice dinner in a hole in a wall restaurant before leaving Tainan the next day.
After visiting Chiayi and Yunlin County, the group arrives in Taichung where the city is gearing up for a music festival. On the first night of the said music festival, a smoke bomb goes off in the audience. Once the smoke clears, it is revealed that several singers and bands have been kidnapped. Seeing this, the group decides to head into the Inequalsion to search for the culprits. Thankfully, they are able to find the culprit's Shadows easily. However, despite not being a Villa, these Shadows have the same strength of those found in Villas. As such, the group is nearly defeated but is saved by a mysterious Persona User who disappears into the night. After defeating the Shadows, the group is confused by who that person was. The culprits later than confess their sins and release the kidnapped bands and singers. The music festival is reinstated and the group enjoys the festival.
The next stop on the group's journey is Hsinchu. After stopping at their hotel in a cow ranch just outside the city, the hotel's owner reveals that business has been struggling due to the owner of a large resort bullying local businesses. The group learns that the owner's name is Camelia Soo and discover that she does indeed, have a Villa. Whilst exploring Soo's Villa, some Shadows talk about a black masked Persona User. The group finds Shadow Soo and defeats her only to see a glimpse of another Persona User this time wearing a red cape. In the real world, Soo apologizes and gives money as compensation to the local businesses. Whilst heading to Taipei, the group investigates online about the supposed Persona Users and learns about the Tokyo Phantom Thieves Incidents which happened in 2016 and 2017 where a supposed group of teenagers "changed the hearts of evildoers" which was similar to what the Hope Rebellion are doing. Suspecting that they are Persona users as well, the group decides to make the final stop on their trip Tokyo rather than Osaka.
In Taipei, the group learns of a widely unpopular actor: Charles Huang who has been accused of hate speech. In the Inequalsion, Huang is revealed to have a Villa and as such, the group explores it and promptly defeats Shadow Huang who is quite weak. Before Shadow Huang disintegrates, he reveals that he has seen other people with similar powers. With this new anecdote, the group is almost certain the Phantom Thieves are Persona Users. After seeing Huang's confession, the group spends one more day in Taipei enjoying the city before flying to Hiroshima.
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