A student who blackmails alya into dating him , you cant tell me that doesnt sound like an actual villain . He can be skinny af and 5 foot 7 but handsome facial wise he gets some dirt on alya somehow and forces her to date him and its upto masachika to stop said bastard .

1] kamoshida - life sentence
2] madarame - 10 to 20 years in prison maybe 6 if on good behaviour
3] kaneshiro - life stence
4] kunikazu okumura - prison what else
5] masayoshi shido - death penalty [ fuck u ]
6] sae nijima - promotion i guess
7] goro akechi - banned from ever eating anything sweet , eat only spicy food from now on
8] yaldabaoth - community service
9] takuto maruki - free therapy for everyone .

imagine an harem anime where both the mc and rival each have their seperate harems howd such an anime be like?

i ship goro akechi and misa amane yep in this au misa is part of the persona verse and akechi kills the guy who killed her parents on order of shido anyways this my only akechi ship .

As much as the 2 get compared together yes they are similar however id want to say akechi would treat misa amane way better if they were together than light ever did lets be fr here.

Yo imagine if while playing p6 you meet a character named arochi would you trust him , given the last 2 detectives name A--chi and plus he is 17 .

SO this happened today ok im 15 ok in middle school , so it was on a trip when me and my class had to walk across a freakin field because my school picks the weirdest locations for field trips , anyways that aside while walking there was this kid ok another 15 year old anoyying as fuck who just used to pick on people who were considered weak and easy targets and just used to call em names roast em whatever ok so uhh he starts doing it everyone on the walk and he kept on doing it to me like out of everyone this guy decided im his next target and so for like 15 minutes straight this dude kept on harrassing me calling me names calling me a skeleton etc etc and when i told him to knock it off this dude went even harder so i sighed and said
"alright bitch ive told you this enough times if leave me alone go bother someone else " and hes like how dae you say that and he says "woah mr tough guy over here thinks hes so cool do you want me to punch you in the face " and i told him go ahead THIS dude actually punched me in the face so after that being punched literally in the face i took a good look at him and a good look at me hes a bigger kid taller and has bigger arms and im very skinny and scrawny so i knew id get my ass beat if i fought him straight so i did what any sensible kid would do i removed my bag as fast i could and swung my back straight into his face and slammed it as hard as i could after that he kicked me in the stomach and punched me in the face but i didnt stop i was comboing him swing my bag in his chin shoulders etc but the altercation got stopped by the teacher and guess what we bot got suspended for 5 days EVEN THO I WAS DEFENDING MYSELF sry i just needed to vent . I dont think i did anything wrong for the school to also punish me .

1] i thought while playing persona 5 royal i dunno know why i thought akechi's persona was gonna be a dragon lmao
2] Anyways so can he use all 3 of his persona's at once loki robin hood and hereward or no?.
3] They better bring loki back he is the second coolest persona after thanatos.

“Akechi is a murderer” is not an argument against his writing

I genuinely don't understand why so many discussions about Akechi immediately devolve into “he's a murderer, therefore I hate him” as if that somehow constitutes an analysis of his character.

Yes. Akechi murdered people. What he did was wrong. He knew it was wrong, he deliberately chose to do it, and I'm not interested in babying him or pretending he was secretly innocent. His actions are his responsibility.

But you're analyzing a character's morality, not their writing.

A character being morally reprehensible doesn't automatically make them badly written. In fact, Akechi is supposed to be deeply flawed. His entire character is built around contradictions: justice vs revenge, his public persona vs his real personality, wanting recognition while despising the person whose recognition he wants, and wanting control over his own life while repeatedly allowing other people's expectations and manipulation to dictate his actions.

And the “why didn't he just kill Shido?” argument misses a huge part of his characterization.

Akechi didn't simply want Shido dead. He wanted Shido to acknowledge him. That's a massive distinction.

If Akechi's only motivation were “my father ruined my life, so I want him dead,” then yeah, you could reasonably ask why he didn't just assassinate Shido and disappear. But that's not what Akechi wanted. He wanted the recognition and validation of the father who had abandoned him. He wanted Shido to know who he was and understand what he had done to him.

And there are contextual factors surrounding Akechi's childhood that help explain why that desire for recognition became so important. He's an illegitimate child, his mother was in a socially stigmatized position, and the game establishes that he grew up neglected and effectively abandoned. It's reasonable to interpret that environment as contributing to alienation, bullying, mistreatment, or social isolation. It's also entirely plausible that he experienced abuse or other forms of mistreatment growing up, although the game doesn't explicitly establish every detail of his childhood.

And killing Shido wouldn't magically fix Akechi's life either. By the time he becomes involved with Shido, the assassinations and his work as the “Detective Prince” have given him a relatively comfortable position and access to a life he otherwise wouldn't have had. He's also still a teenager with no real family support. Killing Shido and walking away doesn't suddenly give him a healthy family, financial security, or a place to belong. Given his circumstances, he could very realistically have ended up completely homeless once he reached adulthood and gotten kicked out of the orphange. 

Again, none of this excuses his choices.

That's literally the point.

Akechi wasn't forced to become an assassin. He chose that path. He could have made different decisions. His trauma doesn't erase his agency, and the story doesn't require us to pretend that it does.

But understanding why someone made terrible choices is not the same thing as excusing those choices.

That's what makes Akechi interesting.

And here's where I think some people completely miss the point:

Akechi is a fictional character.

He's not a real murderer standing in front of you. He's a character written to have certain flaws, motivations, contradictions, relationships, and themes. You're allowed to dislike him. You're allowed to think he's an awful person within the story. You're allowed to hate everything he does.

But treating your hatred of him as though you're morally judging an actual human being and then using “he's a murderer” as an argument for why nobody should like, sympathize with, analyze, or enjoy the character is ridiculous. he isnt a real person stop treating him as such he is a character for goodness sake.