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This Week’s Persona 3 Reload Trailer Focuses on Ken Amada

Not only the youngest member of S.E.E.S. but the youngest playable character in the Persona series, this week's Persona 3 Reload trailer from ATLUS West focuses on Ken Amada, who will this time be voiced by Justine Lee. While having some important moments of character development throughout the game, I always felt Ken was one of the weaker-written characters outside of the story, so it is nice to see him getting more attention in this remake.

November 28, 2023

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