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Meet the protagonist of *Persona 3 Reload* with this Mini Oshi Works figurine, measuring approximately 10 cm. This compact figurine showcases the hero of the *Persona 3* remake in a stylised design, ideal for adding to a collection dedicated to the *Persona* franchise.
The Mini Oshi Works range focuses on small formats that are easy to display on a shelf, a desk or in a display cabinet. The protagonist retains his instantly recognisable appearance here, complete with his Gekkoukan High School uniform, blue hair and the calm demeanour that characterises him throughout the adventure.
Measuring approximately 10 cm, this figurine is a discreet yet representative piece from the world of Persona 3 Reload. It can be displayed on its own or alongside other characters from the series to recreate a collection centred on the members of the S.E.E.S.
Licence: Persona 3 Reload
Character: Protagonist
Range: Mini Oshi Works
Type: Collectable figurine
Height: approx. 10 cm
Packaging: Original illustrated box
The protagonist of Persona 3 Reload is a transfer student at Gekkoukan High School and the main character of the story. Shortly after arriving on Tatsumi Port Island, he discovers the existence of the Dark Hour, a mysterious period that occurs every night between two ordinary days, during which most humans are unconscious.
He then joins the S.E.E.S., an organisation made up of students capable of summoning Personas to fight the Shadows. The protagonist possesses an exceptional ability: unlike most of his companions, he can wield several different Personas thanks to the power of the Wild Card.
His adventure leads him to explore Tartarus, a gigantic tower that appears during the Dark Hour, whilst forging bonds with the other characters through the Social Links system. These relationships play a central role in his progress and in strengthening his Personas.
Calm, reserved and determined, the protagonist has become one of the most iconic figures in the Persona series. In Persona 3 Reload, his story is reimagined with a modernised presentation whilst retaining the major themes of the original work: friendship, time, mortality and the choices each person makes about how to live their life.