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The New World Order does not exist, officially, but its influence can be felt across Japan. The organization is shrouded in secrecy, its members embedded in many levels of the government and society, all working together towards its own goals. Using the powers of Persona and Shadow, they will purge the world of its original sin, allowing it to move forward into a bright future under their leadership. For such a goal, what price could be too high?

Who Can Join?

Those who have connections with other members of the NWO, are well-placed in corporate or public positions, or display unusually useful talents could very well be approached by members of the NWO for membership. Despite Takahisa Kandori's death and the collapse of his branch, those affiliated in some way with SEBEC may also assist NWO operations, occasionally propping up extremist fronts in which to handle especially dirty work. Anyone who proves useful and, ultimately, obedient to the cause can easily find their place.

Facheads

Tatsuya Sudou (Sun) - The only child of Tatsuzou Sudou, the Foreign Minister, Tatsuya once led The Masquerade; following the loss of his life, his office, and the Voices in the pursuit of Master Joker's goals, he turned on the organisation that betrayed him and aided in its destruction. Recently invited back into the NWO, the man who was King Leo sits on the Inner Circle as the leader not only of one of Sumaru's yakuza families, but of The Dragons -- his band of youthful miscreants -- as well.

Tsukiko Otonashi (Empress) - The only daughter of a family with old interests in textile manufacturing, Tsukiko Otonashi appears superficially to be the caring housewife of Toshi Otonashi, her husband and head of the company. Taking up the real family business - the occult - she has risen by dint of intellectual puissance and strange signs to manage operations for the New World Order.