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Where To Celebrate Día De Los Muertos In Los Angeles

Dia de los Muertos at Grand Park (Photo by nesoxochi via the LAist Featured Photos pool on Flickr)

Nobody throws a Día de los Muertos party like Los Angeles. Celebrate life and honor those who have passed at these Day of the Dead celebrations around Southern California.

SATURDAY, OCT. 27; 7 - 9 p.m. Noche de Ofrenda Grand Park — 200 N. Grand Ave., downtown L.A. For the sixth year, the park partners with Self Help Graphics & Art and LORE Media & Arts for a night of altars and offerings to honor the dead. View installations created by local artists and community groups, performances by L.A.-based artists, including Quetzal and Grandeza Mexicana Folk Ballet Company, and traditional blessings led by the local indigenous community. The night coincides with Grand Park's weekend celebration (Friday through Sunday) of Día de los Muertos, with free guided tours of the artwork, altars and traditions of the holiday. COST: FREE; MORE INFO

SATURDAY, OCT. 27; 7 p.m. Catrinas Unidas LA Plaza de Cultura y Artes — 501 N. Main St., downtown L.A. The fundraiser features music by Mariachi Las Colibri, light bites and dessert from Gloria's Restaurant, wine by Puente de Rus and margaritas by Dragos Cantina. The event also features a lifestyle fair with artisanal merchandise, health screenings, healthy lifestyle products and services, and a panel discussion on the importance of women as civically engaged advocates. Proceeds benefit AltaMed's Women's Health Services & Diabetes Prevention Programs. COST: $125 per ticket; MORE INFO

Dia De Los Muertos celebration at Hollywood Forever Cemetery. (Photo by Marcie/LAist Featured Photos pool on Flickr)

SATURDAY, OCT. 27; noon - midnight Día de los Muertos Festival Hollywood Forever Cemetery — 6000 Santa Monica Blvd., Hollywood This year's celebration honors the divine feminine in Coatlicue, the Mexica-Aztec goddess who gave birth to the moon, the stars and Huitzilopochtli, the god of the sun and war. Come dressed in calaca/Day of the Dead apparel and spend the day viewing altars, purchasing arts, crafts and food and enjoying the celebrations. Music by Panteón Rococó, Mexican Institute of Sound, Hello Seahorse!, Y La Bamba and Loli Molina. Children 8 and younger and seniors 65 and older get in for free until 4 p.m. Please plan ahead and carpool or rideshare. COST: $25; MORE INFO

SATURDAY, OCT. 27 - FRIDAY, NOV. 2 Día de los Muertos / Day of the Dead Olvera St. — downtown L.A. The festival is a celebration of life, and not one of mourning. Community altars will be on view through Nov. 2, with live entertainment, face painting and kid activities taking place both weeknights and weekends. Each night at 7 p.m., a Novenario Procession through the street leads to a ceremony that incorporates pre-Columbian, Aztec, Mayan and Catholic rituals surrounding death. COST: FREE; MORE INFO

SATURDAY, OCT. 27; 8 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. Dia de Los Muertos 5K Relay Run or Walk Recreation Park — 208 Park Ave., San Fernando You can form a team, run on your own or volunteer at the Blue Shield booth to share health info with the community at-large. After the race, spend the morning enjoying Aztec dances, ballet folklorico, Mariachi Music, art exhibiions and family altars. There will be face painting for kids. COST: FREE; MORE INFO

SATURDAY, OCT. 27; 5 - 8 p.m. Día de los Muertos Family Festival Canoga Park Youth Arts Center — 7222 Remmet Ave., Canoga Park Honor the dead and celebrate life at this family-friendly festival. COST: FREE; MORE INFO

A detailed view of Dia de los Muertos or Day of the Dead decorated skulls at the Valkenburg Christmas Market, the largest underground Christmas market in Europe, on December 1, 2017 in Valkenburg, Netherlands. (Photo by Dean Mouhtaropoulos/Getty Images)

SUNDAY, OCT. 28; 3 - 9 p.m. San Pedro Día de los Muertos Festival 398 West 6th St., San Pedro Celebrate the Day of the Dead in the South Bay with authentic Mexican fare, art and musical performances by the Mariachi Divas de Cindy Shea, locals Kotolan and Salt Petal. The festival debuts a tequila garden and features an ofrenda installation, honoring unsung heroes from Mexican culture including Jose Cuervo founding lady Ana Gonzalez Rubio y de la Torre, painter Maria Izquierdo, Mexican revolutionary Emiliano Zapata and printmaker/illustrator Jose Guadalupe Posada. COST: FREE, but tickets required; MORE INFO

SUNDAY, OCT. 28 Día de los Muertos Celebration Forest Lawn locations in Glendale, Cypress and Covina Hills In addition to the arts, crafts, face painting and altars, each of the locations hosts its own programming and events throughout the day.

Glendale holds screenings of Disney's Coco at noon in English and at 2:15 p.m. in Spanish.

Cypress hosts a music performance by Mariachi Juvenil Herencia Mexicana.

Mariachi Divas perform in Covina Hills from noon to 4 p.m.

COST: FREE; MORE INFO

SUNDAY, OCT. 28; 11 a.m. - 8 p.m. Día de los Muertos Art Festival Downey Theatre — 8435 Firestone Blvd., Downey The celebration of Mexican arts and culture features live music and dancing — including ballet folklorico and Aztec dancers — on three stages. There are also altar contests, car art, an art show featuring works by local artists, a sculpture alley, food trucks and a beer and wine garden. COST: FREE; MORE INFO

SUNDAY, OCT. 28; 1:30 - 5 p.m. Coco Warner Grand Theatre — 478 W. 6th St., San Pedro Catch the heartbreaking 2017 animated film. Aspiring musician Miguel, facing his family's ancestral ban on music, enters the Land of the Dead to find his great-great-grandfather. Reservations are required at Eventbrite. COST: FREE; MORE INFO

Hollywood Forever Cemetery's Day of the Dead Festival (Photo by Bob Kent via the LAist Featured Photos pool on Flickr)

WEDNESDAY, OCT. 31; 6 - 7 p.m. Mariachi de Uclatlán Fowler Museum — 308 Charles E. Young Drive East, Westwood This performance by Mariachi de Uclatlán, one of the first academic mariachi groups in the world, features well-loved mariachi standards as well as some new tunes, including Mexican songs of resistance and activism to go along the with the museum's current exhibition, "South of No North: Gato Negro Ediciones." COST: FREE; MORE INFO

An image from the 2017 animated movie Coco. (Courtesy of Pixar)

THURSDAY, NOV. 1; 6 p.m. Coco Under The Stars Downey Theatre — 8435 Firestone Blvd., Downey The pre-party starts at 6 p.m. with specials from local businesses and an information fair. At dusk, watch the award-winning animated film Coco, about Miguel, a boy who yearns to become a musician, like his idol Ernesto de la Cruz, but must fight his family's ban on music. In the process, he finds himself in the Land of the Dead, where he takes an extraordinary journey to unearth his family's history. COST: FREE; MORE INFO

THURSDAY, NOV. 1; 5-8 p.m. Día De Los Muertos celebration Sun Valley Youth Arts Center — 8642 Sunland Blvd., Sun Valley Expect a family-friendly evening of art workshops, student art exhibits, refreshments and entertainment. You can participate by placing an image of a loved one who has passed on the community altar. The evening concludes with a ritual dance by Danza Temachtia Quetzacoatl. COST: FREE; MORE INFO

Dia de los Muertos celebrants at Self Help Graphics in Boyle Heights. (Via Self Help Graphics' website)

FRIDAY, NOV. 2; 5-10 p.m. 45th Annual Día De Los Muertos celebration Felicitas and Gonzalo Mendez High School — 1200 Plaza del Sol, Boyle Heights Come dressed in your best Calaca attire to one of the oldest and most popular Día de los Muertos events in Los Angeles. It includes a traditional ceremonial blessing, food and craft vendors, face-painting, children's workshops and an exhibition, "How We Remember and How We Survive," on view at Self Help from through Dec. 21. COST: FREE; MORE INFO

FRIDAY, NOV. 2; 5 - 11 p.m. 5th Annual Día de los Muertos Art Festival 433 Pine Ave. — Long Beach Downtown Long Beach will transform into a grand celebration and street extravaganza with colorful costumes, dance, food, arts, crafts and music from around the Latin community. COST: FREE; MORE INFO

A woman gets her hair done before a Dia de los Muertos parade marking in the Mexican fan house in Moscow on June 29, 2018 during the Russia 2018 World Cup. (Photo by MAXIM ZMEYEV/AFP/Getty Images)

FRIDAY, NOV. 2 - SUNDAY, NOV. 4 Day of the Dead Weekend Old Pasadena — 41 Hugus Alley, Pasadena During the three-day event, dozens of Pasadena businesses will create altars that you can check out on a self-guided Tour of Altars. The weekend also includes a community altar, face painting and a salsa dance party with live music. COST: FREE; MORE INFO

FRIDAY, NOV. 2; 3-6 p.m. Día de los Muertos Celebration Forest Lawn — 51990 Jackson St., Coachella On Nov. 2, All Souls Day, there'll be arts, crafts, face painting and altars as well as other programming throughout the day. COST: FREE; MORE INFO

People in costume attend Hollywood Forever Cemetery's 19th annual Dia De Los Muertos event on October 27, 2018. (Photo by Chris Delmas /AFP/Getty Images)

SATURDAY, NOV. 3; 1-10 p.m. Noche de Altares 4th and Birch, Santa Ana Night of the Altars encourages participants to build altars in memory of deceased loved ones or to bring awareness to a social issue. The night includes cultural performances, live music, face-painting and free art workshops for kid and wares from local artists. You can also take photos with La Catrina, the modern-day icon of Día de los Muertos created by Mexican artist Jose Guadalupe Posada. COST: FREE; MORE INFO

SATURDAY, NOV. 3; 2 - 11 p.m. Day of the Dead 2018 Los Angeles State Historic Park — 847 14th St., Santa Monica HARD curates a festival featuring French duo Justice, South African avant-garde rap duo Die Antwoord and Australian electro stars Knife Party. Stage Two features emerging and established house music acts like Repopulate Mars frontman Lee Foss back-to-back with Felix Da Housecat, a live set from keyboard wunderkind Rodriguez and DIRTYBIRD's own Shiba San, J.Phlip, Dateless and OMNOM. The festival is 21+. COST: $70-180; MORE INFO

SATURDAY, NOV. 3 - SUNDAY, NOV. 4 Dia de los Muertos MUsic and Arts Festival Pacoima City Hall - 13520 Van Nuys Blvd., Pacoima The entertainment lineup features a diverse mix of sounds including cumbia, tejano, latin banda, funk, R&B, mariachi and Spanish rock. There will also be a catrina contest, face painting, and arts and crafts activities for attendees of all ages. Festivities happen from noon to 9 p.m. pm Saturday and from noon to 6 p.m. on Sunday. COST: FREE; MORE INFO

Indigenous women pray near the grave of Francisco Aliaga at La Llamita cemetery in La Paz, Bolivia during All Souls Day on November 2, 2017. (Photo credit should read AIZAR RALDES/AFP/Getty Images)

SUNDAY, NOV. 4; 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. 7th Annual Día de los Muertos Celebration Woodlawn Cemetery — 847 14th St., Santa Monica The family-friendly event urges visitors to honor the cycle of life and remember their ancestors. It includes altars, musicians, dancers, marigold offerings, a slide show honoring lost loved ones, food trucks and a communal memory wall. Free parking and bike valet. COST: FREE; MORE INFO

SUNDAY, NOV. 4; 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. 18th Annual Día de los Muertos Celebration Downtown Canoga Park — Sherman Way & Canoga Ave., Canoga Park Pay tribute to loved ones who have died at a festival with live entertainment, vendors, international foods, calaveras, art exhibits, altar displays, a children's art pavilion and a classic car show. COST: FREE; MORE INFO

SUNDAY, NOV. 4; 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. Día de los Muertos Celebration Bowers Museum — 2002 N. Main St., Santa Ana, Check out decorated sugar skulls, papel picado (paper cutouts) and calavera puppets and masks. Aztec Dances of the Dead provides live entertainment along with a mariachi band and a folklorico dance troupe. You'll be able to munch on pan de muerto and sip Mexican hot chocolate while viewing a special ofrenda, where you can add your own note of love. COST: FREE; MORE INFO

BONUS: Marigolds are traditionally used to decorate altars for Día de los Muertos. You can find them in the Flower District, located in the L.A. Fashion District in downtown L.A. California Flower Mall - 825 S. San Pedro St. Includes over 40 flower vendors. Free to the general public. Mon. - Sat., 4:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Sun. 5 a.m. - 12 p.m.

Southern California Flower Growers & Los Angeles Flower Market of the American Florists Exchange - 754 & 755 Wall St. More than 500,000 square feet combined of fresh cut flowers, potted plants and floral accessories. Admission fee for the public is $2 on weekdays and $1 on weekends. Mon., Wed. & Fri. - 8 a.m. - 12 p.m. Tue. & Thu. - 6 a.m. - 11 a.m. Sat. - 6 a.m. - 12 p.m.

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pof203 · 8 years ago

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Persona 5 Arena character profiles

I know I just said this may not happen, but after writing that last post, I just couldn’t help it.

This post talks about the characters, their Personas, weapons, and (if I’m able to put it) moves. Enough talk, let’s get into it.

WARNING: This could get a bit long and may contain spoilers.

Persona 3

Makoto Yuki

Title: The Messiah of Strings

Weapon: One handed sword

Arcana: Judgement

Persona: Messiah

Instant Kill: Hientou

Theme: Mass Destruction

Voice: Yuri Lowenthal

Mitsuru Kirijo

Title: The Imperious Queen of Extinctions

Weapon: Rapiers

Arcana: The Empress

Persona: Artemisia

Instant Kill: Niflheim

Theme: Missions for the Brilliant Executioner

Voice: Tara Platt

Akihiko Sanada

Title: The Two-Fisted Protein Junkie

Weapon: Boxing Gloves (Boxing)

Arcana: The Emperor

Persona: Caesar

Instant Kill: Earth Braker

Theme: The Wondering Wolf

Voice: Liam O’Brian

Aigis

Title: The Heartless Armed Angel

Weapon: Firearms

Arcana: The Chariot

Persona: Athena, Palladion (Instant Kill only)

Instant Kill: Heritage Liberator Palladion

Theme: A Heartful Cry

Voice: Karen Strassman

Yukari Takeba

Title: The Unslightly Pink Sniper

Weapon: Bow & Arrow

Arcana: The Lovers

Persona: Isis

Instant Kill: Final Feather⭐Arrow

Theme: Pink Sniper

Voice: Michelle Ruff

Junpei Iori

Title: The Mighty Strike-Out Slugger

Weapon: Baseball Bat and Baseball

Arcana: The Magician

Persona: Trismegistus

Instant Kill: Explosive Level-Up Grand Slam

Theme: Mr. Easy-Going

Voice: Vic Mignogna

Ken Amada & Koromaru

Title: The Pretentious Tenderfoot Dou

Weapon: Long Spear (Ken), Knife (Koromaru)

Arcana: Justice (Ken), Strength (Koromaru)

Persona: Kala-Nemi (Ken), Cerberus (Koromaru)

Instant Kill: Baptism of Light and Darkness

Theme: Youthful Spirit

Voice: Cindy Robinson

DLC:

Shinjiro Aragaki

Title: The Hellish Chef Under the Moonlight

Weapon: Battle Ax

Arcana: The Hierophant

Persona: Castor

Instant Kill: Stardrop

Theme: Mass Destruction (Persona 3 FES)

Voice: Grant George

Minako Yuki

Title: The Princess of Strings

Weapon: Naginata

Arcana: The Fool

Persona: Orpheus Telos

Instant Kill: Victory Cry

Theme: A Way of Life

Voice: Laura Bailey

Metis

Title: The Underworld Metal Butterfly

Weapon: Battle Ax

Arcana: The Hierophant

Persona: Psyche

Instant Kill: Danse Des Papillons

Theme: P3 FES

Voice: Stephanie Sheh

Ryoji Mochizuki

Title: The Beautiful Death for Love

Weapon: Scythe

Arcana: The Wheel of Fortune

Persona: Orpheus

Instant Kill: Song of Rebirth

Theme: Burn My Dread

Voice: Yuri Lowenthal

Elizabeth

Title: The Lethal Elevator Attendant

Weapon: Tome and Tarot Cards

Arcana: Death, The Fool

Persona: Thanatos

Instant Kill: Megidolaon

Theme: The Battle for Everyone’s Souls

Voice: Tara Platt

Theodore

Title: The All Simple Butler In Blue

Weapon: Tome and Tarot Cards

Arcana: The Devil

Persona: Lilith, Abaddon, Beelzebub (Instant Kill only)

Instant Kill: Spin Slash

Theme: Electronica in Velvet Room

Voice: Travis Willingham

Persona 4

Yu Narukami

Title: The Sister Complex Kingpin of Steel

Weapon: Two-Handed Sword

Arcana: The World

Persona: Izanagi-no-Okami

Instant Kill: Myriad Truths

Theme: Reach Out To The Truth

Voice: Johnny Yong Bosch

Yosuke Hanamura

Title: Captain Ressentiment

Weapon: Kunai

Arcana: The Magician

Persona: Takehaya Susano-o (replacing Jiraiya)

Instant Kill: Brave Blade

Theme: The Hero from Junes

Voice: Yuri Lowenthal

Chie Satonaka

Title: The Spunky Dragon with Deadly Legs

Weapon: Greaves (self taught Kung Fu)

Arcana: The Chariot

Persona: Haraedo-no-Okami (replacing Tomoe)

Instant Kill: Galactic Punt

Theme: Like a Dragon

Voice: Erin Fitzgerald

Yukiko Amagi

Title: The Unconquerable Snow Black

Weapon: Fan

Arcana: The High Priestess

Persona: Sumeo-Okami (replacing Konohana Sakuya)

Instant Kill: Full Bloom

Theme: Princess Amagi

Voice: Amanda Winn-Lee

Kanji Tatsumi

Title: The Bloodcurdling Beefcake Emperor

Weapon: Blunt Object

Arcana: The Emperor

Persona: Takeji Zaiten (replacing Take-Mikazuchi)

Instant Kill: The Man Series: Brofist

Theme: A Pure-Hearted Beast

Voice: Matthew Mercer

Rise Kujikawa

Title: The Scandalous Superstar Idol

Weapon: Microphone

Arcana: The Lovers

Persona: Kouzeon (replacing Himiko)

Instant Kill: True ♥ Story

Theme: Twinkle★Star

Voice: Ashly Burch

Naoto Shirogane

Title: The 2000 IQ Killjoy Detective

Weapon: Pistol

Arcana: The Wheel of Fortune

Persona: Yamato Sumeragi (replacing Sukuna-Hikona)

Instant Kill: Judge of Hell

Theme: Seeker of Truth

Voice: Valerie Arem

Teddie

Title: The Beast in Heat

Weapon: Claws

Arcana: The Star

Persona: Kamui-Moshiri (replacing Kintoki-Douji)

Instant Kill: Kamui Kablooey

Theme: Teddie Circus

Voice: Sam Riegel

Ryotaro & Nanako Dojima

Title: Mister E and his Magical Detective

Weapon: Gun (Dojima), Magnifying Glass (Nanako)

Arcana: The Hierophant (Dojima), Justice (Nanako)

Persona: Each other

Instant Kill: Family Solution

Theme: Koisuru Meitantei

Voice: J. B. Blanc (Dojima), Karen Strassman (Nanako)

DLC

Margret

Title: The Sadistic Stud-Keeping Secretary

Weapon: Tome and Tarot Cards

Arcana: The Empress

Persona: Cu Chulainn, Yoshitsune, Ardha, Helel (Instant Kill only)

Instant Kill: Morning Star

Theme: A Poem for Everyone’s Souls

Voice: Marisha Ray

Marie

Title: The Antisocial Poet of the Hollow Forest

Weapon: Bag

Arcana: Aeon

Persona: Kaguya

Instant Kill: Musubi no Ikazuchi

Theme: XOXO For You

Voice: Eden Riegel

Tohru Adachi

Title: The Egocentric Police Dick

Weapon: Pistol

Arcana: Jester

Persona: Magatsu-Izanagi

Instant Kill: Yomi Drop

Theme: Fool or Clown?

Voice: Johnny Yong Bosch

Persona 4 Arena

Labrys

Title: Yasogami’s Steel Council President

Weapon: Double Ended Axe

Arcana: The Wheel of Fortune

Persona: Ariadne

Instant Kill: Weaver’s Art: Inquisition

Theme: Spirited Girl

Voice: Cindy Robinson

Sho Minazuki

Title: The Rule-Smashing Pun Machine

Weapon: Twin Blades

Arcana: The Moon

Persona: Tsukiyomi

Instant Kill: God and Demon Annihilation

Theme: The Joker

Voice: Todd Haberkorn

Persona 5

Akira Kurusu/Joker

Title: The Trickster Who Flies For Justice

Weapon: Knives, Handguns

Arcana: The Fool

Persona: Arsene, Satanael (Instant Kill only)

Instant Kill: Sinful Shell

Theme: Last Surpise

Voice: Xander Mobus (Ben Disken if Mobus is unavailable)

Ryuji Sakamoto/Skull

Title: The Pirate of the Track

Weapon: Bludgeons, Shotguns

Arcana: The Chariot

Persona: Captain Kidd

Instant Kill: Skull of Rebellion

Theme: Full Sail Athlete

Voice: Max Mittelman

Ann Takamaki/Panther

Title: The Sassy Kitty Actress

Weapon: Whip, Submachine Guns

Arcana: The Lovers

Persona: Carmen

Instant Kill: Blazing Hell

Theme: Red Hot Panther

Voice: Erika Harlacher

Yusuke Kitagawa/Fox

Title: The Brush Wielding Samurai

Weapon: Katanas, Assault Rifles

Arcana: The Emperor

Persona: Goemon

Instant Kill: Kōri no Hyōgen

Theme: 9 Tails

Voice: Matthew Mercer

Makoto Niijima/Queen

Title: The Biker President of Pain

Weapon: Tekko, Revolvers

Arcana: The High Priestess

Persona: Johanna

Instant Kill: Atomic Flare

Theme: Queen of Spikes

Voice: Charami Leigh

Futaba Sakura

Title: Princess Lovecraft

Weapon: Curry Ladle, Taser Gun

Arcana: The Hermit

Persona: Necronomicon

Instant Kill: Cry of the Old Ones

Theme: All Seeing Saucer

Voice: Erica Lindbeck

Haru Okumura/Noir

Title: The Countess Who Dishonors

Weapon: Axes, Grenade Launchers

Arcana: The Empress

Persona: Milady

Instant Kill: One-shot Kill

Theme: Beauty Theif

Voice: Xanthe Huynh

Morgana/Mona

Title: The Four Wheel Pussy Treasure Hunter

Weapon: Curved Swords, Slingshots

Arcana: The Magician

Persona: Zorro

Instant Kill: Fight for Liberty

Theme: Cat Bus Speeding

Voice: Cassandra Morris

Yuuki Mishima/Anon

Title: The Self-appointed Public Relations Officer

Weapon: Baton, Volleyballs

Arcana: The Moon

Persona: Tsukiyomi Picaro

Instant Kill: Purgatorial Wing

Theme: Beneath the Mask (Remix)

Voice: Sean Chiplock

DLC

Goro Akechi/Cow/Black Mask (BM in Desperation Mode only)

Title: The Fallen Trickster Detective

Weapon: Laser Saber, Serrated Sword (Desperation Mode only), Ray Gun, Silenced Pistol (Desperation Mode only)

Arcana: Justice

Persona: Robin Hood, Loki (Desperation Mode and Instant Kill only)

Instant Kill: Laevatein

Theme: Ark

Voice: Robbie Daymond

Lavenza

Title: The Elegant Warden Princess

Weapon: Tome and Tarot Cards

Arcana: Strength

Persona: Kelpie, Oni, Rakshasa, Valkyrie, Siegfried, Zaou-Gogen (Instant Kill only)

Instant Kill: Vorpal Blade

Theme: Freedom for Everyone’s Souls

Voice: Carrie Keranen

Masayoshi Shido

Title: The Demonic Seafaring Prime Minister

Weapon: Cutlass, Bazooka

Arcana: Hunger

Persona: Samael, Yaldabaoth (Instant Kill only)

Instant Kill: Rays of Control

Theme: Rivers in the Desert

Voice: Keith Silverstein

Other DLCs

Zen & Rei

Game origin: Persona Q: Shadow of the Labyrinth

Title: The Afterlife Sweethearts

Weapon: Double Crossbows

Arcana: The Tower

Persona: Each other

Instant Kill: Soul Slice

Theme: Maze of Life

Voice: Keith Silverstein (Zen), Ashly Burch (Rei)

Vincent Brooks

Game origin: Catherine

Title: The Two-Timing King of Bachelors

Weapon: Pillow, Cellphone, Sword

Arcana: The Fool

Persona: Jonny Ariga, Orlando Haddick, Toby Nebbins, Catherine (Succubus), Shadow of Vincent (Instant Kill only)

Instant Kill: LOVE IS OVER

Theme: YO

Voice: Troy Baker (Vincent), Travis Willingham (Jonny), Liam O’Brian (Orlando), Yuri Lowenthal (Toby), Laura Bailey (Catherine)

Katherine McBride

Game origin: Catherine

Title: The Blue Nail Empress

Weapon: Fork

Arcana: The Lovers

Persona: Ishtar

Instant Kill: Fist of Grudge

Theme: Hen to Hen

Voice: Michelle Ruff

Thomas Mutton/Boss

Game origin: Catherine

Title: The Shepard of the Tower

Weapon: Gavel, Revolver

Arcana: The Tower

Persona: Dumuzid, Asteroth (Instant Kill only)

Instant Kill: Wrath of Judgment

Theme: It’s a Golden Show

Voice: Kirk Thornton

That’s the characters. I hope you like it. Thank you.

#persona

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mabuhay25-blog · 8 years ago

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The coolest celebrity Halloween costumes spotted this year

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Kim Kardashian West

Whether it was channeling singing sensation Aaliyah, teaming her version of Cher with best friend Jonathan Cheban’s Sonny or Madonna at the Oscars with Michael Jackson (played by sister Kourtney Kardashian), Kardashian West sure seemed to be tipping her hat to her favourite icons, this Halloween.

Image: Instagram.com/foodgod

Sarah Hyland

While we all knew Stranger Things would dominate Halloween, Modern Family’s Sarah Hyland switched things up by dressing as fan-favourite Dustin from the hit series. Playing Eleven to her Dustin? A blonde-wig wearing Wells Adams.

Image: Instagram.com/sarahhyland

Ariel Winter

The younger (on-screen) sister isn’t far behind, but her choice of costume couldn’t be more different than her Modern Family co-star. Winter, known for her slightly sexier wardrobe, donned a painted face, like a skull and brought her boyfriend along as matching skull.

Image: Instagram.com/arielwinter

Zoe Isabella Kravitz

The queen of cool, crooner Lenny Kravitz’ daughter went the cult classic route—she teamed up with Karl Glusman who played the Marta Singer to her Tyler Durden, from Fight Club.

Image: Instagram.com/zoeisabellakravitz

Karlie Kloss

Coiffed, coutured and costumed, Karlie Kloss was channeling yet another blonde stunner this holiday season and she took on Marilyn Monroe’s iconic white dress look.

Image: Instagram.com/karliekloss

Joan Smalls

Referring to herself as ‘moody Minnie’, the model did a grown-up version of the pretty mouse.

Image: Instagram.com/joansmalls

Bruce Willis

While this seems to be a list extensively of ladies so far, our first male winner is Bruce Willis, who showed up as one half of twins from The Shining. Yup we’re talking blue ruffled dresses and shoulder length wigs on the macho man best known for Die Hard.

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Natalia Vodianova

The Vogue India cover star and supermodel took her love for art to a whole new level and channeled artist Jeff Koons’ sculpture Venus.

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Joe Keery

We love ourselves a little Steve (from Stranger Things), and we love Harry Potter, and when the twain met? He knocked it out of the park!

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Jason Derulo

The Night King is back. We honestly expected more Game of Thrones-themed costumes, but the singer knocked it out of the park with his version of the demonic, other-worldly royal.

Image: Instagram.com/jasonderulo

Kristen Bell

She’s frozen in time. Well, at least her daughters are making sure she is. The Frozen star might have played Anna, the other sister, but due to the insistence of her offspring she was channeling blond beauty Elsa this year.

Image: Instagram.com/kristenanniebell

Kaia Gerber

Wearing a fringed blonde wig, disco-esque silver blouse and hoops, she was throwing it back to the ’70s with her costume.

Image: Instagram.com/kaiagerber

Aubrey Plaza

True to her dark and twisted onscreen persona, Parks and Recreation alum @evilhag Aubrey Plaza dressed up as none other than Wednesday Addams.

Image: Instagram.com/plazadeaubrey

Cindy Crawford and Rande Gerber

The handsome couple and parents to Kaia Gerber, went coordinated as a ’70s couple.

Image: Instagram.com/cindycrawford

Riccardo Tisci

The iconic fashion designer smeared his face with blood, and attached a pig’s nose to his own, to caption his image: go vegetarian. While we’re not quite sure what he is, we’re definitely frightened.

Image: Instagram.com/riccardotisci17

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Art F City: Highlights From The Marciano Collection

The Marciano Art Foundation has been the biggest pleasant surprise of 2017. As I’ve mentioned on the blog before, the new museum, funded by the GUESS Jeans fortune, delivers big-time with site-specific special projects from Jim Shaw and Ryan Trecartin and Lizzie Fitch. Those installations are so enthusiasm-inspiring it’s almost easy to overlook the “quieter” collection itself, on display mainly in the third floor galleries.

That would be a mistake, because the collection—the bones of the Marciano Art Foundation—has been curated in such a satisfying , thoughtfully-paced manner that the viewing experience stays engaging throughout. That’s a rarity, unfortunately, in so many hangs of private collections, which tend not to have a specific focus beyond showing off their holdings. Here, though, there are narrative interests evident in the Marcianos’ collection, perhaps highlighted by the apocalyptic nature of the Jim Shaw show and the site-specific “behind-the-scenes” vibe of the Trecartin/Fitch collaboration—namely an interest in social tension or upheaval and works that reveal their process, respectively.

Latifa Echakhch, “Tannhäuser,” 2013.

It didn’t occur to me why I found the show to be surprisingly good until the final gallery, standing in front of a Latifa Echakhch installation. “Decline of Western Civilization” imagery from Shaw’s work—namely, the neoclassical in a state of ruin—is echoed in Echakhch’s “Tannhäuser,” a recreation of sets from a midcentury production of the opera, seen here in disarray. The piece’s apocalyptic feel struck a chord—it’s nothing if not timely—but it also reminded me of the Bass Museum’s shamelessly tacky One Way: Peter Marino during Art Basel Miami Beach a few years back. That exhibition, of the architect/minor celebrity’s private collection, featured opera sets as well. That show turned me off of the design world’s incursions into art collecting immensely—it had little substance beyond sleek aesthetic and name recognition and felt like a sales pitch for Marino’s practice rather than a museum exhibition. The Marciano Art Foundation, on the other hand, is thematically and stylistically diverse. It feels artist-centric, and certainly engaged with contemporary concerns.

And, crucially, at no point did I feel like I was being sold GUESS Jeans.

Curator Philipp Kaiser has drawn inspiration from the 1931 Walter Benjamin text “Unpacking My Library: A Talk about Book Collecting”, and Benjamin’s enthusiastic embrace of both critical thinking and the joys of seeing objects is evident here. Don’t let allusions to a nearly-nine-decade-old essay about even older things throw you off though—the exhibition features almost exclusively work from the 21st century. Mostly though, the collection is remarkably smart and even more remarkably fun. The artist list here doesn’t offer the unexpected—it’s the usual blue-chip roster—but the quality of the works from those artists is worth noting. Few pieces here feels like soullessly overproduced art fair booth fodder.

A few highlights below:

David Hammons, “Untitled,” acrylic and spray paint on fox fur coat, 2007.

Danh Vo “Pantoffle II,” gold, cardboard, and ink, 2014.

In the lobby, visitors are greeted by a mural-sized Cindy Sherman print from 2010, in which the artist dons ritualistic attire. I’m told it was offered to the Marciano brothers when they bought the building (a vaguely creepy former Masonic lodge) and its dress-up vibe sets the tone for many of the works here, which frequently have a sense of play. David Hammons’ nearby vandalized fur coat works well as its companion. A Danh Vo piece, hung on a wall of the original travertine, recalls the mid-century building’s gaudy gold detailing—here with gold printed directly onto humble cardboard, mimicking a panel of crushed Budweiser boxes.

Jonas Wood, “Studio Exterior” Oil and acrylic on canvas 2014.

The top floor galleries feature an epic balcony with views toward the Hollywood Hills, and some of the work hung in this part of the museum recalls the indoor/outdoor lifestyle the sprawl below is famous for—L.A. painter Jonas Wood’s “Studio Exterior,” for example, depicts an outdoor space with potted plants and a set of gym weights. There’s a casual nature to the work that makes it feel like a space you’d want to hang out in and have a beer with the artist.

Allora & Calzadilla, “Petrified Petrol Pump #2,” limestone, 2010 and Glenn Ligon, “Double America,” neon and paint, 2014.

Louise Lawler, “Pollyanna (Adjusted to Fit),” adhesive wall material, 2007/2008/2012 with Takashi Murakami paintings.

I’m not usually a big fan of Takashi Murakami paintings (the sterility of his signature “superflat” style doesn’t appeal to me, personally). This flower diptych, however, drew me in. The cheery anime millefleur patterns are surprisingly textured and distressed up-close, revealing some sort of anxiety behind the smile-til’-it-hurts expressions on the characters. The gallery also features Louise Lawler’s “Polyanna,” which is a photograph of another Murakami alongside other blue-chip staples such as Warhol’s “Skulls”. The print has been stretched horizontally to fit the space—again adding a sense of tension to something that could otherwise be dismissed as wallpaper. So too, does the representation of the Murakami beside the originals. There’s a slight discordance—a quality present in only the best Murakami works.

Mike Kelley, “Kandor 18B,” 2010.

Sterling Ruby, “Basin Theology/Dark Plate Helm,” 2016.

These pieces from Mike Kelley and Sterling Ruby also speak to a similar type of viewing—both feel like the tabletop make-believe escape of an introverted child. There’s again a notion of trouble in constructed paradise.

Carol Bove, “Untitled,” Peacock feathers on linen, plexiglass vitrine, 2012 and “Peel’s foe, not a set animal, laminates a tone of sleep,” brass and concrete, 2013.

That’s a recurring motif in so much of the work here—from an exquisitely crafted Carol Bove sculpture that reminded me of Peter Burr’s dystopian architectures to an epic Goshka Macuga tapestry documenting scenes from the Occupy movement. The latter was originally commissioned for documenta 13. It always feels strange seeing Occupy artwork in the private high-end market—oddly reassuring, on some level, that the protestors’ messages made it to the eyes of the 1%, albeit by several degrees of remove.

Goshka Macuga, “Of what is, that is; of what is not, that it is not 2,” wool tapestry, 2012.

Rikrit Tiravanija, “Untitled (Los Días De Esta Sociedad Son Contados,” acrylic and newspaper on linen, 2011.

(THE DAYS OF THIS SOCIETY ARE NUMBERED)

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