Following the success of Persona 4 Dancing All Night, ATLUS have decided to release a rhythm game spin off for the latest entry in the Persona series. Persona 5 Dancing Star Night follows the game’s cast as they are transported to the Velvet Room for a night of dancing by Igor’s assistants Caroline and Justine. The game is due for it’s Japanese launch at the end of next month, alongside Persona 3 Dancing Moon Night and a PS4 port of Persona 4 Dancing All Night.

To get us ready for the Phantom Thieves latest social occasion, ATLUS have released a collection of character trailers, showing the characters that will be playable, along with a preview of a remix of the Persona 5 soundtrack as their personal character theme.

Ren Amimaya

The leader of the Phantom Thieves, known by his codename of Joker is the first character to be shown in Persona 5 Dancing Star Night. His main character theme is a remix of Wake Up, Get Up, Get Out There, the theme played in the opening credit sequence of Persona 5.

Ryuji Sakamoto

The next dancer to make his mark is ex athletics star Ryuji Sakamoto, who is known as Skull during his escapades with the Phantom Thieves. His character theme is a remix of Tokyo Daylight, which is the incidental music when walking around Tokyo during the day in Persona 5.

Morgana

Making a purrfect entrance is the goal of the next dancer, a mysterious cat like being named Morgana, who is known as Mona during his escapades with the Phantom Thieves. His character theme is a remix of The Stars And Us, which is the ending credits theme of Persona 5.

Ann Takamaki

The next dancer to take to the stage is Ann Takamaki, a strong hearted blonde high school student who is known as Panther during her escapades with the Phantom Thieves. Her character theme is the non remixed version of Wake Up, Get Up, Get Out There, the main opening theme of Persona 5.

Yusuke Kitagawa

An affluent artist with a strong passion for life, Yusuke Kitagawa is the next dancer to take to the dancefloor. He is also known as Fox during his heists with the Phantom Thieves. His character theme is Life Goes On, which plays during some of your in game lessons in Persona 5.

Makoto Niijima

The sixth dancer to make her claim on the stage is Makoto Niijima, a firm but fair student council president who is known as Queen during her heists with the Phantom Thieves. Her character theme is a remixed version of The Whims of fate, which plays during the Casino Palace dungeon in Persona 5.

Futaba Sakura

Every successful team needs a good navigator, and that is the role played by the shy hermit genius Futaba Sakura, who is known as Oracle during her time as a Phantom Thief. Her character theme is a remix of When My Mother Was There, the tune that plays as the background music during Futaba’s dungeon in Persona 5.

Haru Okumura

Rounding off the Phantom Thieves dance troupe is the sweet hearted heiress Haru Okumura, who is known as Noir during her time with the vigilante group. Her character theme is a remix of Beneath the Mask, which plays when you return to Cafe LeBlanc during the nighttime in Persona 5.

Caroline And Justine

The current assistants of the Velvet Room working alongside their master Igor, Caroline and Justine are a mysterious set of twins who help the Protagonist complete his rehabilitation. Their character theme is a remix of Life Will Change, the theme that plays when have placed a calling card inside a palace in Persona 5, and are racing to steal the Treasure before it disappears forever.

Persona 5 Dancing Star Night will be released on PS4 and PS Vita in Japan on May 24th 2018. If you are interested in seeing more about the game, be sure to visit the official game page on the ATLUS website, and stay tuned to VGU for more news surrounding the games as it arrives.