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in ''Persona 5'', Ryuji is first introduced as a delinquent student at Shujin Academy, showing little care for the faculty, with a particular dislike for Kamoshida. He meets [[Joker]] when Kamoshida picks [[Ann Takamaki]] up in his car, and calls Kamoshida a pervert. Joker, not knowing about Kamoshida, inquires Ryuji about it, and, realizing he is a transfer student, Ryuji quickly talks to and gets along with him. The two accidentally come across Kamoshida's Palace, a twisted, darker variation on the school where a shadow version of Kamoshida is the king. Ryuji, almost killed, is ultimately the catalyst behind the awakening of [[Arsène]], Joker's Persona. | in ''Persona 5'', Ryuji is first introduced as a delinquent student at Shujin Academy, showing little care for the faculty, with a particular dislike for Kamoshida. He meets [[Joker]] when Kamoshida picks [[Ann Takamaki]] up in his car, and calls Kamoshida a pervert. Joker, not knowing about Kamoshida, inquires Ryuji about it, and, realizing he is a transfer student, Ryuji quickly talks to and gets along with him. The two accidentally come across Kamoshida's Palace, a twisted, darker variation on the school where a shadow version of Kamoshida is the king. Ryuji, almost killed, is ultimately the catalyst behind the awakening of [[Arsène]], Joker's Persona. | ||
The duo meet [[Morgana]] in the palace as well, who walks them through on the usage of Personas, and how to get out of the Palace. The duo decide to return to the palace later on, and Kamoshida reveals (through his shadow) that he intentionally injured Ryuji's leg to inhibit his abilities in sports, as Ryuji was a hindrance to his plan to gain admiration school-wide. This upset Ryuji greatly, and his Persona, Captain Kidd, called out to him to awaken his feelings of revengeance. As a Phantom Thief, he takes on the codename Skull. In battle, Ryuji uses bludgeons and shotguns, and he specializes in single physical skills and thunder spells. After taking down Kamoshida, the trio go to a fancy restaurant paid for by Kamoshida's treasure. While eating, they come across a man named Masayoshi Shido, the same man that put the protagonist of juvenile probation. He claims that he does not recognize the protagonist, then a body guard shoves the group to the side as he leaves. This greatly angers Ryuji, who then vows to continue working with the protagonist to cleanse the world of corrupt adults, and he along with the protagonist, Morgana and Ann become the founding members of the Phantom Thieves of | The duo meet [[Morgana]] in the palace as well, who walks them through on the usage of Personas, and how to get out of the Palace. The duo decide to return to the palace later on, and Kamoshida reveals (through his shadow) that he intentionally injured Ryuji's leg to inhibit his abilities in sports, as Ryuji was a hindrance to his plan to gain admiration school-wide. This upset Ryuji greatly, and his Persona, Captain Kidd, called out to him to awaken his feelings of revengeance. As a Phantom Thief, he takes on the codename Skull. In battle, Ryuji uses bludgeons and shotguns, and he specializes in single physical skills and thunder spells. After taking down Kamoshida, the trio go to a fancy restaurant paid for by Kamoshida's treasure. While eating, they come across a man named Masayoshi Shido, the same man that put the protagonist of juvenile probation. He claims that he does not recognize the protagonist, then a body guard shoves the group to the side as he leaves. This greatly angers Ryuji, who then vows to continue working with the protagonist to cleanse the world of corrupt adults, and he along with the protagonist, Morgana and Ann become the founding members of the Phantom Thieves of Heart. | ||
Later on during the heist of Shido's heart, Shido forcibly makes his own palace collapse by taking a special drug administered by the Antisocial Force. With no other way to escape, Ryuji runs up a crane to drop a life boat for the others to leave the palace. The rest of the team was able to get on the lifeboat and escape, but the palace explodes while Ryuji was still inside, presumably killing him. However, he actually was launched off the crane and landed on a nearby grass field with minor injuries, and was able to reunite with his team. Ryuji immediately makes fun of Ann for crying without realizing the whole team was mourning his death seconds earlier. The girls then beat him up and leave him on the sidewalk as they leave for dinner. | Later on during the heist of Masayoshi Shido's heart, Shido forcibly makes his own palace collapse by taking a special drug administered by the Antisocial Force. With no other way to escape, Ryuji runs up a crane to drop a life boat for the others to leave the palace. The rest of the team was able to get on the lifeboat and escape, but the palace explodes while Ryuji was still inside, presumably killing him. However, he actually was launched off the crane and landed on a nearby grass field with minor injuries, and was able to reunite with his team. Ryuji immediately makes fun of Ann for crying without realizing the whole team was mourning his death seconds earlier. The girls then beat him up and leave him on the sidewalk as they leave for dinner. | ||
Should the player pursue a confidant with Ryuji, he explains to the protagonist that he wants to reestablish the now defunct track club. He is initially met with hostility by his former teammates due to them blaming Ryuji for the fight with Kamoshida and having track team disbanded in the first place. He also learned that previous assistant coach Yamauchi is being promoted to the new coach of the track team despite having no credentials and severe alcoholism. That combined with other sports teams being in turmoil due to the fallout of Kamoshida's actions makes Ryuji worry that the track team is doomed to repeat the same mistakes and get disbanded again. After other teammates are kicked out of the team due to colluding with Kamoshida against Ryuji for letters of recommendation, he asks the protagonist to help him spy on Yamauchi and expose his intentions. They eventually find out that Yamauchi does not care about the track team at all and only accepted the job for the attention and prestige. He plans to act sympathetically to the students and the public while letting other coaches do all the work and weed out all members that are not loyal to him by unfairly kicking them out. The protagonist records this monologue and presents it to the school. Upon learning this information, the track team decides to cut Yamauchi out of their ranks and work with the PTA to rehire the coach before him. They also apologize to Ryuji for treating him so harshly and offer an invitation for him to join. Ryuji declines this invitation, as he has learned the importance of relying on others in times of need and fully commits to being a Phantom Thief. When the confidant route is completed, Ryuji's Persona changes from Captain Kidd to Seiten Taisei. | Should the player pursue a confidant with Ryuji, he explains to the protagonist that he wants to reestablish the now defunct track club. He is initially met with hostility by his former teammates due to them blaming Ryuji for the fight with Kamoshida and having track team disbanded in the first place. He also learned that previous assistant coach Yamauchi is being promoted to the new coach of the track team despite having no credentials and severe alcoholism. That combined with other sports teams being in turmoil due to the fallout of Kamoshida's actions makes Ryuji worry that the track team is doomed to repeat the same mistakes and get disbanded again. After other teammates are kicked out of the team due to colluding with Kamoshida against Ryuji for letters of recommendation, he asks the protagonist to help him spy on Yamauchi and expose his intentions. They eventually find out that Yamauchi does not care about the track team at all and only accepted the job for the attention and prestige. He plans to act sympathetically to the students and the public while letting other coaches do all the work and weed out all members that are not loyal to him by unfairly kicking them out. The protagonist records this monologue and presents it to the school. Upon learning this information, the track team decides to cut Yamauchi out of their ranks and work with the PTA to rehire the coach before him. They also apologize to Ryuji for treating him so harshly and offer an invitation for him to join. Ryuji declines this invitation, as he has learned the importance of relying on others in times of need and fully commits to being a Phantom Thief. When the confidant route is completed, Ryuji's Persona changes from Captain Kidd to Seiten Taisei. | ||
