This track and its art were made for a minitourney I'm hosting in various tournaments. Vote responsibly, wherever you may be.

SONGS USED:
- Shoji Meguro - Layer Cake [ATLUS (Persona)]
- Kazumi Totaka - Wii Shop Theme [Stupid Nintendo Games (WiiWare)]
- Scott Wozniak ft. Garrett Williamson - Why Don’t You Play Them [duh]
- Scott Wozniak - A Madden Just For Me [Scott The Woz]
- Run The Jewels - Legend Has It [Organized Crime]
- Ellie Goulding - Lights [Persona Attack Types (Light)]
- Jamiroquai - Automaton [Acid Jazz]

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CHARACTER 002 - DUEL [ScottTheWoz, Persona, AO3]
"Hey all, DUEL here! Don’t let appearances fool you; this version of ScottTheWoz has been through some weirder circumstances than his other tournament counterparts. Trapped within the world of Persona by forces beyond, he’s reluctantly taken up the mantle of Phantom Thief, and has the jazzy vibes to prove it. If he can’t breakout of this metaphorical prison, the very least he can do is take home the gold, and prove once and for all that he’s not an RPG guy… maybe."

Expect him to pull...
- ScottTheWoz/collaborators, media reviewers, and “stupid Nintendo games”.
[Why Don’t You Play Them, Breakout, Garett Williamson, Hyper Potions]
[Nostalgia Critic, Jay Sherman, Jim Sterling, Yourmoviesucks.com]
[Chibi-Robo, New Super Mario Bros., Mario Kart, Madden]

- ATLUS/HAL Laboratory, 2010s JRPGs, and DS family titles.
[Persona, Rock of Ages, Kirby, BoxBoy]
[Octopath Traveler, Xenoblade Chronicles, Bravely Default, NieR: Automata]
[Chrono Trigger, Scribblenauts, Mario Party DS, The World Ends With You]

- Ragtime/piano, core/acid jazz, and protest songs.
[Maple Leaf Rag, The Entertainer, Charleston, Make Them Hear You]
[Frank Sinatra, John Coltrane, Louis Armstrong, Insaneintherain]
[Killing in the Name, Sunday Bloody Sunday, Fight The Power, Revolution]

- Organized crime/thievery, Persona attack types, and rodents.
[Run The Jewels, Payday, Sly Cooper, Great at Crime]
[Fire, Ice, Thunder, Light]
[MAD RAT DEAD, deadmau5, Rat Birthday Mixtape, Ratatouille]

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"You don't sound like anyone else," said Danny Thompson - renowned bass player for Nick Drake and Joe Strummer - about English musician Conil.

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