Ren is a bit of a showoff, which Futaba comments on during Persona 5's opening animated cutscene. His intensity belies a compassionate center he has a strong sense of justice and does not want to see people being taken advantage of.
His dialogue options suggest a snarky personality, and he often gets the opportunity to tease other people, including his friends. Ren takes after the first two games' protagonists in a sense, with his bad boy image at school and rebellious spirit. The manga names him Akira Kurusu, but the Persona 5 protagonist's most official name is Ren Amamiya. His biggest insecurity is in fact his need for other people without his friends, he feels weak. Yu's dedication to his "little sister" (actually his cousin) Nanako is loving to an extent it's exaggerated to comedy in the Persona 4 Arena games. Yosuke and Yu are connected in a special way as "partners," and that bond is steadfast throughout all Persona 4 content. The time the party spends together as high-school friends feel more natural than the Phantom Thieves for instance. The Investigation Team is arguably one of the most tight-knit parties, if not the most. While social bonds are important to all of the protagonists, Yu's friendships are particularly integral to his character. Yu is cool-headed and mature, and his sense of humor is dry and subtle. Yu's personality varies a bit across the many Persona 4 adaptations and spin-offs, but he is most consistently depicted as a very quiet but friendly character. Persona 4's protagonist is officially named Yu Narukami, though he also has the name Souji Seta in the manga. While the female protagonist is not technically canon to the Persona series' story, she is very popular and returned in Persona Q2 along with her male counterpart. She is outgoing and dependable, and just a bit more hot-headed than Makoto. She's funny and cheerful, even though she too is an orphan with a tragic backstory. She is radically different from Makoto in both design and personality. Persona 3 Portable's female protagonist has no official name in the games, but the stageplay names her Kotone Shiomi. Makoto's reserved and blunt personality causes some of his peers to find him standoffish, but he clearly still cares about his friends. Makoto is an orphan who appears to have a slightly gloomy personality, as he is quiet, stoic, and can potentially make morbid jokes or comments depending on the player's choices. Makoto Yuki, also known as Minato Arisato, is the first protagonist associated with the Fool arcana.
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Persona 3 started the gameplay formula that other games in the series would follow. Compared to Tatsuya, she is much more extroverted and optimistic. Maya's personality is also well-established she's known for being a positive and kind person. Maya Amano is the protagonist of Persona 2: Eternal Punishment, and she is the oldest protagonist of a Persona game at 23 years old. Tatsuya can express his feelings for Jun, and from thereon the two are seen as romantic partners. Tatsuya is currently the only bisexual (or otherwise LGBT) protagonist in Persona. He appears to be a bit lost as to what he wants to become in life, and spends most of his time working on his motorcycle.
No matter what choices the player makes, his closest bond will be with Jun.
He's seen as a "bad boy" archetype by his peers, and is a brooding loner. While some aspects of his personality can be influenced by the player, Tatsuya is one of the most fleshed-out protagonists in the franchise. Tatsuya Suou is the protagonist of Persona 2: Innocent Sin. Either way, Naoya has served well as the base foundation for the others to be built on.Īs there are two Persona 2 games, there are two protagonists. Naoya is not as fully explored as the other Persona protagonists, and Atlus likely won't bring the original game back anytime soon. While the protagonists from Persona 3 onwards are all associated with The Fool, Naoya's associated arcana is The Emperor. While Naoya's personality is open-ended in his own game, Yukino in Persona 2: Innocent Sin describes him as a friend who would gamble even when they had serious problems, which suggests further that Naoya is an impulsive person. He apparently pierced his own ear at the age of 12, suggesting some extent of impulsivity or rebellion. Side content and flavor text fill in some of the gaps for Naoya for example, a comment Mark makes suggests that Naoya isn't particularly studious. Out of all of the protagonists, Persona's main character is perhaps the most "blank slate." While the manga names him Naoya Toudou, the only official name he receives in the actual games is "Boy with Earring." He does not lean particularly towards any sort of personality as a mostly-silent protagonists aside from the obligatory trait of "natural leader."
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