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'''''Persona''''' is a series in the [[Megami Tensei (Franchise)|''Megami Tensei'' franchise]]. Beginning with {{Link|Game|mip}} for the PlayStation in 1996, the series initially began as a follow-up to {{Link|Game|smtif}}, itself a side-story in the {{Link|Series|smt}}. Like its precursor, the ''Persona'' series predominately follows a party of high schoolers. However, instead of recruiting and commanding demons, characters use [[Persona (Concept)|Persona]]s—the manifestation of their personality or inner thoughts. In addition to party members having their own unique Personas, demons can also be summoned as Personas at the recurring [[Velvet Room]]. From {{Link|Game|p3}} and onward, the main series games adopted a calendar system where events occur as days pass while the protagonist balances their day-to-day life with their life as a Persona user, as well as the addition of [[Social Link]]s where the protagonist can befriend characters who correspond with an [[Arcana]]. This system also adds a dating sim mechanic with some characters.
'''''Persona''''' is a series in the [[Megami Tensei (Franchise)|''Megami Tensei'' franchise]]. Beginning with {{Link|Game|mip}} for the PlayStation in 1996, the series initially began as a follow-up to {{Link|Game|smtif}}, itself a side-story in the {{Link|Series|smt-}}. Like its precursor, the ''Persona'' series predominately follows a cast of mainly high-schoolers confronted by a paranormal mystery.


''Persona'' was one of the first ''Megami Tensei'' series to see release outside of Japan. The first game, ''Megami Ibunroku Persona'', was released in North America under the title '''''Revelations: Persona''''', where it saw significant localization changes.
Unlike in {{Link|Game|smtif}}, instead of recruiting and commanding demons, characters summon [[Persona (Concept)|Persona]]s, manifestations of their inner self, to fight and assist them in battle. These manifestations correspond with a Tarot [[Arcana]], with each party member having a uniquely designed Persona exclusive to them. However, the protagonist, or any party member (in {{Link|Game|p1}} and the ''Persona 2'' duology), has the ability to obtain different Personas, which are represented as Demons from the ''Megami Tensei'' franchise. Unique enemies, known as [[Shadow (Persona)|Shadows]] also are present, being unique enemy designs,{{Exp App|P3|P4|P4G|P5S|P3R}} "Shadow Selves"{{Exp App|P2IS|P2EP|P4|P4G|P4A|P5|P5R|P5S}} which are twisted representations of a character's desires, or depictions of demons from the ''Megami Tensei'' franchise you encounter during gameplay.{{Exp App|P5|P5R|P5S}}
 
From {{Link|Game|p3}} onward, the franchise had a soft reboot, adopting a different structure revolving around a [[Calendar|calendar system]] where events occur as days pass. The protagonist must balance their day-to-day life with their life as a Persona User, usually involving specific deadlines to complete content, and specific times characters and events are available. This change also introduced [[Social Link]]s ([[Confidants]] in {{Link|game|P5}} and {{Link|game|P5R}}), a system where the protagonist can befriend characters who are related to a specific Arcana, including party members. Each social link corresponds with an Arcana; this system also facilitates a dating sim mechanic with certain characters.
 
''Persona'' was one of the first ''Megami Tensei'' series games to see release outside of Japan. The first game, ''Megami Ibunroku Persona'', was released in North America under the title '''''Revelations: Persona''''', where it saw significant localization changes. ''Persona'' was also the first ''Megami Tensei'' spinoff franchise to drop the ''Shin Megami Tensei'' subtitle in terms of branding outside of Japan with {{Link|game|P4G}}.
 
As of March 5, 2024, the series has sold over 22 million copies<ref>{{Cite Web|quote= |translquote= |author=Jeffrey Rousseau |url= [https://www.gamesindustry.biz/persona-series-moves-over-22m-units-news-in-brief Persona series moves over 22m units - News-in-brief]|archive=[https://web.archive.org/web/20240309221901/https://www.gamesindustry.biz/persona-series-moves-over-22m-units-news-in-brief Series Sales Archive] |published=March 5, 2024 |retrieved= March 9, 2024|site=[[Wikipedia:Gamesindustry.biz|GamesIndustry.biz]] |type= }}</ref>


==History==
==History==
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==Media==
==Media==
===Video Games===
===Video Games===
{{MediaList}}
{{Media/Header}}
| {{Link|Game|mip}} || 1996
{{Media|{{Link|Game|mip}}|September 20, 1996}}
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{{Media|{{Link|Game|p2is}}|June 24, 1999}}
| {{Link|Game|p2is}} || 1999
{{Media|{{Link|Game|p2ep}}|June 29, 2000}}
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{{Media|{{Link|Game|p3}}|July 13, 2006}}
| {{Link|Game|p2ep}} || 2000
{{Media|{{Link|Game|p4}}|July 10, 2008}}
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{{Media|{{Link|Game|p5}}|September 15, 2016}}
| {{Link|Game|p3}} || 2006
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| {{Link|Game|p4}} || 2008
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| {{Link|Game|p5}} || 2016
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|}


====Remakes and Remasters====
====Remakes and Remasters====
{{MediaList}}
{{Media/Header}}
| {{Link|Game|p3fes}} || 2007
{{Media|{{Link|Game|p3f}}|April 19, 2007}}
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{{Media|{{Link|Game|p1}}|April 29, 2009}}
| {{Link|Game|p1}} || 2009
{{Media|{{Link|Game|p3p}}|November 1, 2009}}
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{{Media|{{Link|Game|p2is}} (PSP)|April 14, 2011}}
| {{Link|Game|p3p}} || 2009
{{Media|{{Link|Game|p2ep}} (PSP)|May 17, 2012}}
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{{Media|{{Link|Game|p4g}}|June 14, 2012}}
| {{Link|Game|p4g}} || 2012
{{Media|{{Link|Game|p5r}}|October 31, 2019}}
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{{Media|{{Link|Game|p3r}}|February 2, 2024}}
| {{Link|Game|p5r}} || 2019
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| {{Link|Game|p3r}} || 2024
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====Spin-Off Games====
====Spin-Off Games====
{{MediaList}}
{{Media/Header}}
| {{Link|Game|p4a}} || 2012
{{Media|{{Link|Game|p4a}}|March 1, 2012}}
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{{Media|{{Link|Game|p4au}}|November 28, 2013}}
| {{Link|Game|p4au}} || 2013
{{Media|{{Link|Game|pq1}}|June 5, 2014}}
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{{Media|{{Link|Game|p4d}}|June 25, 2015}}
| {{Link|Game|pq1}} || 2014
{{Media|{{Link|Game|p3d}}|May 24, 2018}}
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{{Media|{{Link|Game|p5d}}|May 24, 2018}}
| {{Link|Game|p4d}} || 2015
{{Media|{{Link|Game|pq2}}|November 29, 2018}}
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{{Media|{{Link|Game|p5s}}|February 20, 2020}}
| {{Link|Game|p3d}} || 2016
{{Media|{{Link|Game|p5t}}|November 17, 2023}}
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{{Media|{{Link|Game|p5x}}|TBD}}<!--not in mobile section because it is on PC-->
| {{Link|Game|p5d}} || 2018
|}
|-
 
|| {{Link|Game|pq2}} || 2018
====Mobile Games====
|-
{{Media/Header}}
|| {{Link|Game|p5s}} || 2020
{{Media|{{Link|Game|PITH}}|2006}}
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{{Media|{{Link|Game|ATFM}}|October 29, 2007}}
|| {{Link|Game|p5x}} || 2023
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|| {{Link|Game|p5t}} || 2023
|}
|}


===TV Series===
===TV Series===
{{MediaList}}
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| ''[[Persona: Trinity Soul]]'' || 2008
{{Media/Header}}
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{{Media|{{Link|TV|PTS}}|January 5, 2008}}
| ''[[Persona 4 The Animation]]'' || 2011
{{Media|{{Link|TV|P4A}}|2011}}
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{{Media|{{Link|TV|P4GA}}|2014}}
| ''[[Persona 4 The Golden Animation]]'' || 2014  
{{Media|{{Link|TV|P5DB}}|2016}}
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{{Media|{{Link|TV|P5A}}|2018}}
| ''[[Persona 5 The Animation: The Day Breakers]]'' || 2016  
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| ''[[Persona 5 The Animation]]'' || 2018
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|}


===Movies===
===Movies===
{{MediaList}}
{{Media/Header}}
| ''[[Persona 4 The Animation: The Factor of Hope]]'' || 2012
{{Media|{{Link|Movie|P4FH}}|2012}}
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{{Media|{{Link|Movie|P3MSB}}|February 23, 2013}}
| ''[[Persona 3 The Movie]]'' || 2013
{{Media|{{Link|Movie|P3MMKD}}|2014}}
{{Media|{{Link|Movie|P3MFD}}|2015}}
{{Media|{{Link|Movie|P3MWR}}|2016}}
|}
|}


===Manga===
===Manga===
{{MediaList}}
<!-- Manga dates should ideally be their serialization date, if began in an anthology magazine. -->
| ''[[Megami Ibunroku Persona (Manga)|Megami Ibunroku Persona]]'' || 1997
{{Media/Header}}
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{{Media|{{Link|Manga|MIP}}|1997}}
| ''[[Persona 2: Tsumi to Batsu]]'' || 2000
{{Media|{{Link|Manga|PTB}}|2000}}
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{{Media|{{Link|Manga|P3}}|2007}}
| ''[[Persona 3 (Manga)|Persona 3]]'' || 2007
{{Media|{{Link|Manga|P4}}|2009}}
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{{Media|{{Link|Manga|P4M}}|December 8, 2011}}
| ''[[Persona 4 (Manga)|Persona 4]]'' || 2009
{{Media|{{Link|Manga|PDN}}|2013}}
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{{Media|{{Link|Manga|P4A}}|2013}}
| ''[[Persona x Detective Naoto]]'' || 2013  
{{Media|{{Link|Manga|P4AU}}|2015}}
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{{Media|{{Link|Manga|PQR}}|2014}}
| ''[[Persona 4 Arena (Manga)|Persona 4 Arena]]'' || 2013
{{Media|{{Link|Manga|PQP3}}|2015}}
|-
{{Media|{{Link|Manga|PQP4}}|2015}}
| ''[[Persona 4 Arena Ultimax (Manga)|Persona 4 Arena Ultimax]]'' || 2015  
{{Media|{{Link|Manga|P5}}|2017}}
|-
{{Media|{{Link|Manga|P5MM}}|2018}}
| ''[[Persona Q: Shadow of the Labyrinth: Roundabout]]'' || 2014
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| ''[[Persona Q: Shadow of the Labyrinth Side:P3]]'' || 2015
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| ''[[Persona Q: Shadow of the Labyrinth Side:P4]]'' || 2015
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| ''[[Persona 5 (Manga)|Persona 5]]'' || 2017
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| ''[[Persona 5: Mementos Mission]]'' || 2018
|}
|}
==Trivia==


==Nomenclature==
==Nomenclature==
{{Names
|ja=ペルソナ, ''Perusona''
|jaM=Persona
|zhS=女神异闻录 ''Nǚshén yìwénlù''
|zhSM=Alternate Goddess Tale
|zhT=女神異聞錄 ''Nǚshén yìwénlù''
|zhTM=Alternate Goddess Tale
|fr=
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|de=
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|it=
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|ko=페르소나 ''Pereusona''
|koM=Persona
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}}


==Notes==
==Gallery==
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==References==
==References==
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