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== Persona O.A == |
== Persona O.A == |
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Revision as of 19:06, 14 April 2018
Persona 5 The Animation's visual art
Persona 5 The Animation (ペルソナ5アニメ, Perusona 5 Anime)? is a television anime adaptation of Persona 5, produced by A-1 Pictures and directed by Masashi Ishihama. The anime is licensed by Aniplex and began airing on April 7, 2018, with Crunchyroll, AnimeLab, and Hulu streaming the series to North American audiences. There will be a total of twenty-four episodes.
It currently only has a Japanese dub with all of the original cast members (with the exception of Miyu Matsuki and Kazunari Tanaka, who both passed away before the game's release). Aniplex has announced an English stream of the anime to also air in April. No English dub is currently announced, with several voice actors confirming that no dubbing has commenced as of March 2018.[1][2][3]
The opening and ending theme songs are composed by Meguro and performed by Lyn, titled "Break In To Break Out" and "Infinity", respectively.
Synopsis
Ren Amamiya is about to enter his second year after transferring to Shujin Academy in Tokyo. Following a particular incident, his Persona awakens, and together with his friends they form the "Phantom Thieves of Hearts" to reform hearts of corrupt adults by stealing the source of their distorted desires. Meanwhile, bizarre and inexplicable crimes have been popping up one after another... Living an ordinary high school life in Tokyo by day, the group maneuvers the metropolitan city as Phantom Thieves after hours. Let the curtain rise for this grand, picaresque story!
Episode 1
- Differences between the game and anime include:
- Goro Akechi assisting Ren during the casino heist.
- A brief scene of Ren being sentenced by a judge is shown during a flashback.
- Ren's attempted escape after the police ambush is cut.
- Caroline appears in Shibuya while Justine appears in the casino.
- Sadayo Kawakami drops a flyer for House Cleaning services, which she quickly picks ups, during the initial meeting with the protagonist with principal Kobayakawa.
- When Ren is canvassing the Yongen-Jaya neighborhood for Cafe Leblanc, Tae Takemi can be seen walking past him at one point.
Episode 2
- Differences between the game and anime include:
- Ren's first battle against Shadow Kamashida's bodyguards is cut short.
- Ren and Ryuji don't encounter Morgana after Ren awakened his Persona until they went Kamoshida's Palace for the second time.
- Kamoshida aggressively beat up Ren in volleyball before Yuuki.
- One of scenes shown Kamoshida physically abused Shiho at Shuji Academy.
Persona O.A
To promote the anime and distribute news, a promotional app, Persona O.A, was released on March 15, 2018. The app features a news feed and a calendar detailing upcoming Persona releated events. At a later date, the app will be updated with a Mementos exploration game, which will include persona summoning, dungeon crawling, and light character interactions.
The app also allows players to gain Persona Points by signing in daily, which can then be used to purchase wallpapers or enter lotteries to attend events.
Gallery
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The protagonist
Ryuji Sakamoto
Morgana
Ann Takamaki
Yusuke Kitagawa
Makoto Nijima
Futaba Sakura
Haru Okumura
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| DVD Covers | ||
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Persona 5 The Animation DVD Cover Volume 1
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| Concept Arts | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Concept art of Ren Amamiya
Concept art of Ren Amamiya (2)
Concept art of Ryuji Sakamoto
Concept art of Ryuji Sakamoto (2)
Concept art of Morgana in cat form
Concept art of Morgana in cat form (2)
Concept art of Ann Takamaki
Concept art of Ann Takamaki (2)
Concept art of Yusuke Kitagawa
Concept art of Yusuke Kitagawa (2)
Concept art of Makoto Niijima
Concept art of Makoto Niijima (2)
Concept art of Futaba Sakura
Concept art of Futaba Sakura (2)
Concept art of Haru Okumura
Concept art of Haru Okumura (2)
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PV 1
PV 2
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References
- ↑ Will There Be A Persona 5 Anime ENGLISH DUB?!. Youtube. Retrieved August 4, 2017
- ↑ Erica Lindbeck. [@ericalindbeck]. (March 17, 2018) & just so you know, I know as much about the anime dub sitch as you do. If it’s going to happen, it’s going to happen. If not, I will be a sad but hey, that’s life. She’s still bae. Twitter. Retrieved March 20, 2018
- ↑ Mayonaka Network. The MN Third Anniversary Podcast with Xanthe Huynh. Soundcloud. Retrieved March 20, 2018
External links