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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 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. | ||
Revision as of 00:41, 8 October 2023
Persona is a series in the Megami Tensei franchise. Beginning with Megami Ibunroku Persona for the PlayStation in 1996, the series initially began as a follow-up to Shin Megami Tensei if..., itself a side-story in the Shin Megami Tensei. Like its precursor, the Persona series predominately follows a party of high schoolers. However, instead of recruiting and commanding demons, characters use Personas—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 Persona 3 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 Links where the protagonist can befriend characters who correspond with an Arcana. This system also adds a dating sim mechanic with some characters.
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.
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Media
Video Games
| Title |  Release
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| Megami Ibunroku Persona | |
| Persona 2: Innocent Sin | |
| Persona 2: Eternal Punishment | |
| Persona 3 | |
| Persona 4 | |
| Persona 5 |
Remakes and Remasters
| Title | Release
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| Persona | |
| Persona 3 Portable | |
| Persona 4 Golden | |
| Persona 5 Royal | |
| Persona 3 Reload |
Spin-Off Games
| Title | Release
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|---|---|
| Persona 4 Arena | |
| Persona 4 Arena Ultimax | |
| Persona Q: Shadow of the Labyrinth | |
| Persona 4: Dancing All Night | |
| Persona 3: Dancing in Moonlight | |
| Persona 5: Dancing in Starlight | |
| Persona Q2: New Cinema Labyrinth | |
| Persona 5 Strikers | |
| Persona 5: The Phantom X | |
| Persona 5 Tactica |
TV Series
| Title | Release
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| Persona: Trinity Soul | |
| Persona 4 The Animation | |
| Persona 4 The Golden Animation | |
| Persona 5 The Animation: The Day Breakers | |
| Persona 5 The Animation |
Movies
Manga
| Title | Release
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| Megami Ibunroku Persona | |
| Persona 2: Tsumi to Batsu | |
| Persona 3 | |
| Persona 4 | |
| Persona x Detective Naoto | |
| Persona 4 Arena | |
| Persona 4 Arena Ultimax | |
| Persona Q: Shadow of the Labyrinth: Roundabout | |
| Persona Q: Shadow of the Labyrinth Side:P3 | |
| Persona Q: Shadow of the Labyrinth Side:P4 | |
| Persona 5 | |
| Persona 5: Mementos Mission |