Four separate lines that never meet, and a television series that does not end where it stops.
There is no single Persona order, because there is no single Persona story. There are four separate lines that never meet. Pick the game you care about and follow that line.
Seen some of these already? Tap the circles to tick them off. The full list below fills in as you go.
One story cut into four, and they must be taken in order. Spring of Birth, Midsummer Knight's Dream, Falling Down, Winter of Rebirth. The fourth is incomprehensible on its own.
The Persona 4 line starts here: twenty six episodes adapting the game. Watch to the end, including the twenty sixth episode, which was never broadcast and only exists on disc.
Not a sequel. It retells the same year from the expanded version of the game, built around a character the first telling does not have. Watch it as an alternative, not as a continuation, and expect it to disagree with what you just saw.
THE DAY BREAKERS first, then the twenty six episode series, then Dark Sun..., then Stars and Ours. Those last two are television specials rather than episodes, and they are where the story actually ends. Stopping at episode twenty six leaves it hanging. This is the single most important thing on this page.
Two side stories on disc, after everything else, outside the plot. Take them or leave them.
Skippable. Set in 2020, ten years after Persona 3, with a cast of its own and no link to anything above. Atlus treats it as an alternative rather than part of the line.
Then what? That is everything. Nothing new has been announced: the most recent Persona screen work is from June 2019, and the 2026 news is all games and concerts.
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All three are about this franchise and all three are for showing, not moving. The link and the picture open SagaList with that progress displayed next to whatever the person opening it has already ticked. The code is what a friend pastes into Compare below. None of them writes anything into anybody's list.
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