Persona 3 the Movie #2 Gets A Trailer With English Subtitles

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Following the announcement that they would release an import Blu-ray set of Persona 3 the Movie #2: Midsummer Knight’s Dream, Aniplex USA have shared an English-subtitled trailer for the movie.

 

The import Blu-ray will be released this March, and you can find details of its release here. It will be available in both standard and collector’s editions.

 

Meanwhile, the third Persona 3 movie is scheduled to premier in Japan this April.


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