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Persona 5
Atlus has revealed the English-language voice cast, as well as a new trailer for the high-schooler called The Protagonist.
The Protagonist is a new student transferring into the Shujin Academy, but at night he's the leader of the Phantom Thieves of Hearts.
You may recognize voice actor Xander Mobus from his stint as the announcer in Super Smash Bros. on Wii U.
- Xander Mobus as the protagonist
- Cassandra Morris as Morgana
- Max Mittelman as Ryuji Sakamoto
- Erika Harlacher as Ann Takamaki
- Matt Mercer as Yusuke Kitagawa
- Cherami Leigh as Makoto Niijima
- Erica Lindbeck as Futaba Sakura
- Xanthe Huynh as Haru Okumura
- Robbie Daymond as Goro Akechi
Persona 5 is out now in Japan, and it comes out here in North America on February 14. For more on the game, check out this series of videos featuring characters' all-out attacks.
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