Disney Channel shows under Maruki's reality: a Persona 5 theory

BURBANK, CA - If you're playing Persona 5 Royal and you reached the third semester contents (after maxing Takuto Maruki's confidant ranks before November 17), you'll able to infiltrate the palace ruled by Maruki himself, and halfway through there, you'll see Maruki offered you to either accept his reality or refuse it. If Maruki's reality deal being accepted, the reality would completely changed, not only in Persona 5, but also in Disney Channel universe as well. Here are some of notable Disney Channel shows that lived under Maruki's reality (with the deal from Maruki had been accepted).

1. Liv and Maddie

Under Maruki's reality, Liv Rooney has now became the most established actress and singer, winning Grammys, Emmys, Oscars and TONYs, achieved her dream as EGOT winner. Her twin sister Maddie joined the WNBA team with her classmate Willow Cruz, winning the WNBA title and becoming MVP, and later an Olympic gold medalist. Joey became the most successful stand-up comedian, touring across 100 countries worldwide; while Parker married Val and established a new science project company.

2. Girl Meets World

In Girl Meets World, after the events of Girl Meets Goodbye, and should Maruki's reality deal being accepted, Riley and Maya will continue their long-term friendship.

Mrs. Svorski, the Ukranian bakery shop keeper, seemed still to be alive under Maruki's reality alongside May Clutterbucket, Rosie McGee and Merlin Scoggins. Also under Maruki's reality, Riley and Maya continued their long-time friendships, by entering college together with their middle-school classmates, in the college where Cory, Topanga and Shawn attended there. Both main characters also being accepted to star in film project developed by Sarah's dad (as depicted in "Girl Meets Hollyworld").

3. Stuck In the Middle

Under Maruki's reality, Harley and Georgie Diaz graduated high school and enrolled at the same university together, where Harley majored in science, while Georgie majored in law and politics.

What do you think of those?