Persona 3: Dancing Moon Night and Persona 5: Dancing Stars Night‘s Japanese release is almost here- they launch next month in the country for PS4 and PS Vita, and ahead of that release, Atlus has shared the intro movies for both games, showcasing the fantastic music we can expect from both games, as well as the overwhelmingly impressive sense of style for both.

Persona 3‘s intro movie feels nostalgic (which makes sense, given the game is over 10 years old), while Persona 5‘s leans in on the same sharp musical style and character designs that made it stand out so much last year. You can, of course, check out both the intro movies for yourself below.

Persona 3: Dancing Moon Night and Persona 5: Dancing Stars Night both will launch on the PlayStation Vita and PlayStation 4 in Japan on May. As of right now, no western release has been announced for either game (though, I hope, it’s only a matter of time).

Persona 3: Dancing Moon Night and Persona 5: Dancing Stars Night are both due to launch in Japan in just a few months now, and ahead of that release, Atlus has been giving us new trailers and media for both games on an almost daily basis now.

Take this newest trailer, which covers both games- what this trailer does is show us the DLC costumes that will be available in these games. It seems like these DLC costumes will cover and reference older and newer Shin Megami Tensei games alike- you can check out the trailer for yourself below to see how many of these you recognize. As you might expect, Makoto gets the best costume. Which makes sense, since she’s the best.

Persona 3: Dancing Moon Night and Persona 5: Dancing Stars Night will launch on PS4 (with PSVR compatibility!) and PS Vita on May 24 in Japan. As of right now, we don’t have a western release announced.

I can state with complete unironic certainty that my most anticipated game for this year is Persona 5: Dancing Star Night– I love Persona 5, I love its style, I love its characters (especially Makoto), and I love its soundtrack. So anything celebrating all of that is an automatic slam dunk for me in my books, and that’s what Dancing Star Night will be.

Now, more details have emerged on the game, as well as its partner game Dancing Moon Night, which will be focusing on Persona 3 instead. For instance, we now know the premise of both the games (the respective characters of both games find themselves in the Velvet Room, and are forced to dance for a dance party thrown by the attendants… thank goodness these games aren’t canon). A “Commu” mode will let you interact with the other characters, to unlock events, costumes, and other bonus content. Speaking of which, there will obviously be loads of costumes to dance with, too.

Persona 3: Dancing Moon Night and Persona 5: Dancing Stars Night are due out on PS4 and PS Vita later this year in Japan. For now, a western release has not been announced or confirmed for either game.

After Persona 4: Dancing All Night gave fans a stylish rhythm game that let them jam to the game’s excellent soundtrack with the game’s beloved characters, Persona 3: Dancing Moon Night and Persona 5: Dancing Stars Night will do the same for those two games.

The newest trailers of the game actually focus on individual characters from each game’s respective cast- Persona 3: Dancing Moon Night got a trailer showcasing Yukari Takeba jamming it to that game’s excellent tunes, while Persona 5: Dancing Stars Night shows us Ryuji Sakamoto dancing to Persona 5‘s rocking soundtrack. Both trailers are in Japanese, keep that in mind.

Both games are due out on PS4 and PS Vita later this year in Japan. Interestingly enough, so far, a western release for the games has not actually been confirmed- though given just how well Persona 4: Dancing All Night did, it’s only a matter of time. Make sure to check out both the new trailers below.

Looks like a lot of that speculation over the last few months was correct, because Atlus has today announced three brand new Persona spin offs that should make a lot of fans very happy. Let’s start with the follow ups to Persona 4: Dancing All Night.

Yes, follow ups. There are two of these!  Persona 5 Dancing Star Night and Persona 3 Dancing Moon Night, which are based on the characters, story, and soundtracks of Persona 5 and Persona 3 respectively (although if Atlus insists on making these canon, as they did with Persona 4 Dancing All Night, then Persona 3 will have a problem… as I am sure fans of that game know). Both games are coming to PS Vita and PS4, and are due out in Japan in Spring 2018.

But Nintendo fans weren’t left out of Persona goodness, either. A follow up to the wonderful Persona 3 and Persona 4 crossover Persona Q, Persona Q2, has been announced for the Nintendo 3DS. We didn’t receive any trailers or even screens for this one, just the teaser image you can see above- but Atlus did promise fans it would have more to share soon.