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Persona 4 Revival Junes Merchandise Appears

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Atlus will sell Persona 4 Revival goods that can let you pretend that you work at Junes. Advance sales of the new merchandise will be available at Tokyo Game Show 2026, which will take place from September 17 to 21, 2026 at Makuhari Messe in Chiba.

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Here is the full line-up of new Persona 4 Revival goods:

  • Acrylic carbine keychain: 1980 JPY
  • Acrylic keychain: 1210 JPY
  • Acrylic stands: 1980 JPY each (Party members only)
  • Aurora acrylic block: 2200 JPY
  • Clear file & pin badges & sticker set: 1650 JPY
  • Foil-stamped acrylic plate: 4950 JPY
  • Junes apron: 4400 JPY
  • Reusable bag: 2860 JPY
  • T-shirt: 5940 JPY (L, XL)

The apron will come with Yosuke’s and Teddie’s nametags. The reusable bag also looks like one that you would be able to buy at Junes. As for items like the T-shirt, acrylic keychain, and acrylic plate, they feature the main key visual of the game, which features all the characters. Though these items will be available at TGS 2026 first, they will also appear on the Atlus D Shop at a later date.

Persona 4 Revival is the upcoming remake of the 2008 JRPG, Persona 4. It’ll feature updated models, UI designs, and more, as well as changes to the battle system to bring it closer to modern versions of Persona titles. While the Japanese voice actors from the original game will reprise their roles, the English version will cast new ones for these characters.

Persona 4 Revival will come out on February 18, 2027 for the PS5, Xbox Series X, and Windows PC.

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