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Persona Girls Collective Shirts Only Show Female Characters

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Atlus announced more merchandise to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Persona series. Two items are a pair Chillweeb T-shirts that focus entirely on the female characters from the Persona games. In Japan, it will also be able to pull for keychains of the protagonists via the Bandai Namco Gashapon machines. While there’s a worldwide release confirmed for the former, Bandai Namco Gashapon items often end up appearing in the US and Canada after their Japanese debut.

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The Persona “Girls Collective” T-shirts will become available on September 20, 2026. They’ll be available in physical and digital storefronts. There will be two designs, and each will cost 12,650 yen ($81.75). Both shirts only feature the female Persona characters. However, the one in color has characters like Maki Sonomura and Aigis. Meanwhile, the black-and-white one features characters like Ann Takamaki and Rise Kujikawa.

Aside from the Girls Collective T-shirts, you can also pull for keychains of the Persona protagonists via Gashapon. There will be eight possible keychains to pull, and it includes Wonder (from Persona 5 X) and Kotone (from Persona 3 Portable). Pre-orders will start on September 15, 2026 via Gashapon Online, and they’ll end on September 24, 2026. They’ll appear in Gashapon machines around Japan in December 2026. Each attempt will cost 400 JPY ($2.60).

The Persona series is celebrating its 30th anniversary, and a special livestream for it will take place on September 20, 2026. You can watch it on YouTube, and it’ll be the first chance for players to hear Shiori Sasaki, the new vocalist for Persona 4 Revival, performing a new rack from the upcoming title.

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

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