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Persona 5’s Voice Cast Reacts to Persona 5 Strikers Announcement Trailer

Last week, ATLUS West announced that months after the game's Japanese release, they would be publishing Persona 5 Strikers on the PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch and PC from 23 February 2021. Reuniting some of the game's primary voice cast - including Max Mittelman (Ryuji), Erika Harlacher (Ann), Cherami Leigh (Makoto), Xanthe Huynh (Haru), Cassandra Lee Morris (Morgana), Erika Lindbeck (Futaba) - we get to see their reactions of the English announcement trailer.

December 18, 2020

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