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Latest revision as of 01:31, 30 November 2012
Chidori Yoshino |
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Full Name | 吉野千鳥(よしのちどり) |
Aliases | Chidori |
Arcana | XII - The Hanged Man |
Persona | Medea |
Nature | Persona-user |
Gender | Female |
Age | 16 |
Preferred Weapon | Chained Hatchets |
Faction | Unaffiliated |
Teams | Cult of Personality |
Job | Bleak Cabalist |
Origin | Persona 3 |
Voice Actor | Miyuki Sawashiro |
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Profile: Chidori Yoshino fears pain - not physical, but psychological. She is inured to physical pain, and in fact often cuts herself, though this quickly heals due to the powers of her Persona, Medea, which radiates life energy. She is able to use this to hide her presence and that of others, even from the prying eyes of detection-focused Personas. Chidori is often unpleasant to people she speaks to, trying to drive them away before she grows to like them. She feels that if she likes people, they will inevitably hurt her by leaving. Skills: Kind Of A Bitch Sometimes, Drawing Things, You Wouldn't Understand What She Draws, Even If It's Just Representational Art, Pain Good? Pain Bad?, Cutter, Not Suicidal, Just Very Afraid |
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Despite Chidori's apparent role as Strega's default spotter, she is nowhere near as skilled as true spotters, even those who have to use Evokers. She is, however, far more durable in battle. Chidori's name can be roughly interpreted as either "Lucky Field of a Thousand Birds", or "A Thousand Lucky Birds" (Yoshi = 吉 = luck or joy; no = 野 = field; Chi = 千 = thousand; dori (technically tori) = 鳥 = bird). This is probably not all that significant or symbolic. |
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