(A Persona 3 and Ultraman X crossover fanfic) [The early chapters are more slice-of-life, but the battles will pick up around Chapter 30 according to the current outline.]
In 1989, Ultraman X's body disintegrated during his final battle against the Death Mother Planet, Nyx. He was reincarnated as a human baby named Yuuki Makoto.
In 1999, he lost his parents on Moonlight Bridge and became the vessel that sealed the Grim Reaper.
In 2009, a boy whose parents had both died transferred to Gekkoukan High School. On the night he moved into the dorm, at midnight, time abruptly stopped. The Dark Hour had arrived. Shadows appeared, while ordinary people became motionless coffins. In the crisis, Makoto pulled the trigger on his Evoker, and a miracle occurred: a mysterious “X” mark appeared on the chest of his Persona, Orpheus.
He was drawn into the Specialized Extracurricular Execution Squad (S.E.E.S.) and became the field commander fighting against the Shadows. In the towering labyrinth of Tartarus, countless broken voices called out for “connection.”
As he kept fighting, Makoto gradually pieced together the truth: in the space battle twenty years ago, his shattered data had scattered across the world; in a laboratory accident ten years ago, the core of the Grim Reaper had been sealed inside him.
Now, as the Shadows stir, his bonds with his companions deepen, and the warmth of his social circle grows, the boy who had once been nothing but “light” begins to feel the warmth of being “human” for the first time.
But when Nyx, the embodiment of despair, descends and the countdown to the world's destruction begins, he must choose: become the light alone, or use this human body to bear all his bonds and create a miracle.
The bell of the Dark Hour rings. The Warrior of Light begins his Fool's journey at Gekkoukan.
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