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What are some JRPGs that have an interesting plot and premise right from the get-go?

I have no patience for generic games where you play an extended tutorial killing wolves and running errands for the potential of an interesting story 20 hours later.
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That one with the rat feet
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I always thought Twewy had one of the more interesting and comprehensible jrpg plots.
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Parasite Eve
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FF7 also has a really good opening. By the time you're having to sit through much dialogue, you've gotten to run around, press buttons, and fight things plenty.
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