Recently, many games and series have released costumes and other purely cosmetic items as increasingly expensive DLC, requiring fans to spend additional money to obtain them. RELATED: Insider Reconfirms Persona 3 Remake Development Persona 6 could benefit from including these multiple methods of costume acquisition to keep players engaged, especially if it is a lengthy, story-heavy game like its recent predecessors. Players could also unlock costumes themed around the mysterious Velvet Room through the attendant Margaret. The fox Social Link who guarded Inaba's local shrine would sometimes award the player with costume items when interacted with at certain times during the year. While Persona 4 Golden made most costumes purchasable via the Costume Store, there were a handful that could be obtained via alternative methods. Some of the costumes in Golden's Costume Store cost tens of thousands of yen, but were definitely worth the dungeon-crawling required to earn enough to purchase them. While later Persona games added material-gathering side quests to give players some additional goals, collecting money and materials for costumes would be an even further improvement. This is especially notable in Persona 3 and Persona 5, which featured the multi-floored dungeons Tartarus and Mementos respectively. The Persona games have become known for their elaborate dungeon designs and challenging boss fights unfortunately, that also means that the games can sometimes feel a little bit on the grindy side. A similar poll or contest to decide costumes for Persona 6 would be a great way to get fans excited for the game.
The Yakuza series won, and the costumes were implemented, with second-place Sonic the Hedgehog getting a nod in the form of a Sonic costume for Morgana. When Persona 5 Dancing in Starlight was released, producer Sega put out a poll on Twitter asking fans of the series what costumes they'd like to see in the upcoming game. In Persona 5 Royal, the protagonists could dress like characters from Atlus titles Shin Megami Tensei, Devil Summoner, and Catherine.
Of course, costumes in Persona 6 shouldn't just be limited to those from Persona games that came before. This is a great way to celebrate the franchise's 25-year history and look back on past titles.
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Some characters have also received costumes that are full references to other Persona characters, such as Persona 5 mascot Morgana having an outfit inspired by Persona 4 mascot Teddie. Most notably, the protagonists of Persona games have been able to don the school uniforms of other titles in the series, including Gekkoukan High from Persona 3, Yasogami High from Persona 4, and Shujin Academy from Persona 5. RELATED: Atlus Teases New Games to Be Revealed in 2023 Costumes Can Reference Other Atlus TitlesĬostumes in the Persona series have frequently featured references to other games, typically those developed or produced by Atlus. A Costume Store in Persona 6 would be a fun way to highlight the series' history, alleviate the games' often grind-heavy gameplay, and reward fans without requiring additional payments. Since Golden, costumes have made appearances in both main series entries such as Persona 5 Royal and spinoffs including the various Persona Dancing games. While most outfits only changed characters' appearances, some came with additional changes such as battle music and in-combat voice lines. Located in upscale Okina City, the Store allowed players to purchase cosmetic outfits both for individual characters and for the playable Investigation Team as a whole. The Costume Store was one of the many new features added in Persona 4 Golden, an enhanced remake of the original Persona 4. One such element is the Costume Store, an in-game location from Persona 4 Golden where players could purchase costumes that changed playable characters' appearances in dungeons and battle. As a result, many fans are speculating about which elements from previous Persona games could return in Persona 6. Developer Atlus has confirmed that it's working on the next main series installment in the long-running JRPG franchise, but fans have not seen any characters, Persona designs, release dates, or trailers so far. Information regarding Persona 6 remains scarce.
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