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Differently, the Androids despite their technological sophistication only know how to incessantly repeat themselves, as evidenced by a letter from Devola to Popola about their musical abilities. And as the former sadly says in one of the final scenes, their destiny is loneliness.

@wyrdle No problem, in fact you described him well! I'd have liked to know something more about his past too, but apparently he didn't have the same "luck" as the Strega - to whom was even dedicated a light novel.

@wyrdle For example, when he talks about the role of mythology and religion, it's clear he has a fairly informed and ambivalent vision of these themes, but in the end he still fails to be a truly well-developed character. It's a pity, though.

He has always shared with him the nihilistic vision of the world and the will to carry out inhuman experiments on innocent children (to make them artificial Persona users) in order to realize it. But it's never explained how he came to think this way.

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Those who live without purpose are at great risk of falling victim to their Shadow, ending up in the Dark Hour and losing themselves, just as their Shadow desires... unless they find the strength to resist death, as happened to Fuuka's friend Natsuki.

It's set between the fifth (Okumura) and sixth (Sae) Palaces, and features a series of subplots involving specific missions of the Phantom Thieves intent on changing the hearts of some secondary characters. The main cast is obviously present in the 3 volumes of this manga.

It represents purity, beauty and humanity in a context in which all of this is strongly threatened, so much so as to push anyone who can intervene to do something to save the last glimmer of hope in a tragic reality now in ruins.