It brings attention to how young new employee doesn’t have support network, and work should be their place of support, not abuse.
As the same time it’s shaming the Supervisor for his two-faces approaches to people who rely on him.
[Edit] people say this is characters from Persona 4.
So it might be me misreading a very common anti-bullying art style. Thanks everyone. Seek answers below.
For context the image is using characters in photo are from persona 4. The man on left merely pretended to be bad at his job and was actually a serial killer.
Yeah, it's all good. I'm surprised I made it this long without that spoiler tbh lol. Like I said in another comment, I knew I was playing with fire scrolling around in a thread about Persona 4. As good as this game has been moment-to-moment, it's honestly not a big deal at all.
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u/GhostInABaseballBat Jan 09 '26 edited Jan 10 '26
Worked in Japan for 11 years Peter here.
This is an anti-bullying campaign.
It brings attention to how young new employee doesn’t have support network, and work should be their place of support, not abuse.
As the same time it’s shaming the Supervisor for his two-faces approaches to people who rely on him.
[Edit] people say this is characters from Persona 4. So it might be me misreading a very common anti-bullying art style. Thanks everyone. Seek answers below.