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Persona 3 the Movie: #4 Winter of Rebirth
PERSONA3 THE MOVIE —#4 Winter of Rebirth—
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Synopsis
"The time of destruction is coming ever closer without a doubt. It cannot be stopped." To know death, to gaze at death, to face death. Makoto and his allies have grown through the many meetings and partings they have experienced. Their fight might not be for the sake of the world, but for themselves. Even so, they have continued to fight, believing that there are peaceful days waiting at the end of the battle. However, a boy says that destruction is the fate that humanity must shoulder. The b...
Audience Guidance
AIRecommended age: 15++
strong
Disturbing themesCentral themes of death, mortality, and self-sacrifice; protagonist's implied death is treated as a noble, necessary act.
moderate
ViolenceSupernatural battles with swords, guns, and magic; some blood and impalement, but stylized rather than graphic.
moderate
OtherCharacters summon Personas by shooting themselves in the head with gun-like Evokers; imagery strongly resembles suicide.
mild
Sexual contentBrief bath-house scene with towel-clad characters and mild innuendo; one female character's design is somewhat sexualized.
mild
LanguageOccasional 'damn,' 'hell,' 'bastard,' and similar profanity during tense moments.
This finale focuses on the cast accepting mortality and the protagonist sacrificing himself to save humanity, making death a constant, emotionally heavy presence. The stylized 'shooting self in head' mechanic for summoning powers and the treating of self-sacrifice as redemption may be distressing for viewers sensitive to suicide imagery or recent loss.
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Persona 3 the Movie: #4 Winter of Rebirth has 1 episodes.
Persona 3 the Movie: #4 Winter of Rebirth is currently finished airing.
Persona 3 the Movie: #4 Winter of Rebirth was produced by A-1 Pictures.
Persona 3 the Movie: #4 Winter of Rebirth aired Jan 23, 2016.
Persona 3 the Movie: #4 Winter of Rebirth is based on a Game.
This finale focuses on the cast accepting mortality and the protagonist sacrificing himself to save humanity, making death a constant, emotionally heavy presence. The stylized 'shooting self in head' mechanic for summoning powers and the treating of self-sacrifice as redemption may be distressing for viewers sensitive to suicide imagery or recent loss.
