![]() ![]() The Western fandom got used to calling him Naoya thanks to the manga, but just like Minato/Makoto, Souji/Yu and Akira/Ren, the P1 protagonist has multiple names in different adaptations. He’s still around, he just isn’t the protagonist anymore. Wait, what about the regular protagonist? Does he not exist in the novel? It tells the story from the first Persona game, but Maki is the protagonist and the novel is written in first person. Megami Ibunroku Persona: Shadow Maze is an official Persona 1 novel, published in 1997 by Aspect Novels, written by Naoko Korekata. I may release an updated version if there’s a non-insignificant number of changes to be made. If you come across a composition that isn’t quite right, please tell me. I went through the text multiple times to fix stuff, but I don’t have an editor. I like to believe that my English is very good, but chances are there are some small stuff here and there that sound stiff or not quite natural. I swear there was a point where I must’ve gone two years without touching it. It took me almost six years, but in my defense it wasn’t like the translation was the only thing I’ve done during this entire time. ![]() ![]() God, I’ve been working on this translation for so long, it’s good to be done already. And today I present to you Megami Ibunroku Persona: Shadow Maze, the official Persona 1 novelization! Some of you may not know me, but I’m the guy who translated the Persona 1 manga. ![]()
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