Fall 2018 Japanese Hobby Exhibitions Feature New Persona 5 Figures, Including Kawakami and Chibi PQ2 Figures

by Reggy · November 23, 2018

The Mega Hobby Expo 2018 Autumn.and One Hobby Gallery 2018 Autumn conventions are currently taking place in Japan, showing off upcoming figures.

Part of these are Persona 5 related figures that were previously announced, as well as newly announced ones.

Amakuni

Persona Q2: New Cinema Labyrinth Heroines

Amakuni has announced that heroines from the latest game, Persona Q2: New Cinema Labyrinth, will be receiving figures in cute chibi forms.

Sadayo Kawakami

Amakuni has announced that they are developing a Persona 5 the Animation figure for Sadayo Kawakami in her maid costume.

Makoto Niijima (Persona 5: Dancing in Starlight)

The first look at the prototype for the previously announced Makoto Niijima figure in her Persona 5: Dancing in Starlight costume.

Persona 5 Tae Takemi

An upgraded version of the previously shown Persona 5 Tae Takemi figure, now with a detachable lab coat.

Good Smile Company

Makoto Niijima Nendoroid Phantom Thief Ver.

A colored version of the Nendoroid featuring Makoto Niijima in her “Queen” Phantom Thief guise. A prototype of this figure was previously shown at Wonder Festival 2018 Summer.

Kotobukiya

Persona 5: Dancing in Starlight Hero & Morgana

The colored version of the upcoming “Persona 5: Dancing in Starlight Hero & Morgana” figure by Kotobukiya, as part of their ARTFX-J brand. A prototype version of this figure was exhibited at the Miyazawa Model Exhibition Fall 2018 earlier this month.

Max Factory

Futaba Sakura

A prototype of the Persona 5 the Animation Futaba Sakura figma, previously announced at Wonder Festival 2018 Summer.

Skull

A prototype of the Max Factory produced “Skull” figma for Persona 5 the Animation, featuring Ryuji Sakamoto in his Phantom Thief guise. This figure was previously announced at Wonder Festival 2018 Summer in July.

Jack-o’-lantern

The first look at the colored version of the Shin Megami Tensei demon figure for Jack-o’-lantern. A prototype of this Nendoroid was previously shown off at New York Comic Con.