Persona 5 is the latest installment in Atlus' Persona series that fans have waited on for quite a reasonable period now. On the brighter side of things, however, the lead characters of the game have formally been introduced to the public, ready to take on the most complex of missions.
Originally slated for release this year, Yibada reported that the launch date of Persona 5 was moved to summer of next year due to various reasons that will definitely be for the improvement of the title. The team explained that the story line of Persona 5 needs some work together with the distinct world settings, and with equal importance to the technical aspects as well.
Delivered by Design and Trend, Persona 5's characters have recently been introduced to the public, with the definition of their traits, skills and personalities. One of the characters to take note is Ryuji Sakamoto, a 16-year old high school student at Shujin High School known for causing trouble consistently. He takes on the initial persona of Captain Kidd.
Ann Takamaki, is a Half-American, Half-Spanish sophomore student that goes under the persona of Carmen, which shows similarities to aristocratic opera female characters. Ann herself is a socialite, but without the guarding arms of reliable friends.
Morgana is another interesting character that was saved by Ryuji; a shape shifter that has the base form of a cat. Lastly, there is the art enthusiast and honor student Yusuke Kitagawa, known to inhabit the persona of Goemon. According to Christian Today, these characters are the main entities that gamers need to direct immense attention to, as the story may likely revolve around them entirely.
As of the moment, the characters of Persona 5 are already shown to have their own touches, making them all utilizable according to a player's preference. Atlus claims that the repair of the game as mentioned is already taking flight, and fans have nothing to worry about in terms of getting the job done by next year. Stay tuned for more news on Persona 5 before its anticipated launch by summer of 2016.
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