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Persona 3 The Movie: #2 Midsummer Knight's Dream Getting Subtitled Western Release
Anime publisher Aniplex is bringing the second Persona 3 movie, Persona 3 The Movie: #2 Midsummer Knight's Dream, to North America.
Much like it did for the the first movie, Aniplex is importing Midsummer Knight's Dream to North America with subtitles as opposed to an English dub. Two Blu-ray versions will be available – the standard edition and collector's edition. Both will have the extended and theatrical version of the film, commentary, trailers, and commercials. The collector's edition will also include a soundtrack, box art by Persona character designer and animation director Keisuke Watabe, a 48-page art book (with a translation booklet), 10 Persona 3 stickers, and three key art illustration cards.
The movie released in Japanese theaters last summer and arrives in North America on Blu-ray March 11. The standard edition will be $60 to $75 depending on where you buy it, and the collector's edition will be $80 to $100.
For more on how to get your hands on the movie in March, head to Aniplex's website.
For more on Midsummer Knight's Dream, head here.
[Source: Aniplex, via Siliconera]
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