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Persona Site May Be Teasing Persona 5's Protagonist
A Persona teaser site, which recently announced a Persona live concert, appears to be teasing the identity of Persona 5's protagonist.
You can check out the teaser site here, which features the image you see above. On the left and right are Persona 3 and 4's protagonist respectively, but in the middle, with their back turned, is what could be Persona 5's protagonist.
The date on the site, February 5, 2015, is the date for the Persona Super Live 2015 in Nippon Budokan: Night of the Phantom concert, and thanks to this tease, there is a chance we may learn more about the next Persona as part of the concert.
Persona 5 is coming to PlayStation 3 and 4, and was confirmed (as we assumed) for a North American release at PSX, though little else was revealed about the game.
[Source: p-ch.jp, via Siliconera]
Our Take
In our PSX tour video, Kim Wallace joked with Atlus that Persona 5 is the most guarded secret in the video game industry, and it's not too far off from the truth. It makes every little scrap of information worthwhile.
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