Persona 3 Reloaded gets beautifully detailed statue

Joel Loynds
persona 3 reloaded statue with key art next to it for comparison

A new Persona 3 Reloaded statue of the protagonist has launched for pre-orders and it is intrinsically detailed in some excellent ways.

Persona 3 Reloaded is finally here, and so is the merch. The remake has been getting some incredible reviews, with our own scoring it top marks. It doesn’t just stop there though, as Kotobukiya has put one of its trademark detailed figures up for pre-order.

Now available at stores like Hobby Link Japan, the Persona 3 Reloaded statue of the protagonist will cost you around $140. Currently, HLJ has it for $132, with a nearly $10 saving during the pre-order period.

Persona 3 Reloaded protagonist gets killer new figure

The entire piece screams Persona’s aesthetic, with the protagonist standing on a splintering blue stand. You not only get the impressive look, but the details – while minimal – bring the whole thing together.

There’s a gun, holster, and S.E.E.S sleeve, as well as the voluminous blue hair captured in all its anime-ness. As the protagonist is supposed to look windswept, even the tassels around his collar are “blowing” – so to speak.

His jacket is lined with zips and clasps, encapsulating the entire M.O. of the series’ look down to the shoes.

The figure itself is set to launch in July 2024, if you pre-order, you won’t be charged until the shipment is complete.

Persona 3 Reloaded should see a new wave of merchandise hit stores soon, but it didn’t take long for Hyte to get in front of it. The PC case maker has had its Persona 3-themed PC case up on its store for some time now and it too, looks fantastic.

Anything that has a moody anime boy with black and blue color schemes just looks cool regardless.

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E-Commerce Editor. You can get in touch with him over email: joel.loynds@dexerto.com. He's written extensively about video games and tech for over a decade for various sites. Previously seen on Scan, WePC, PCGuide, Eurogamer, Digital Foundry and Metro.co.uk. A deep love for old tech, bad games and even jankier MTG decks.