It's the first PV, more will come. You can tell because they labelled it "1."Â
I'm guessing the cast we just saw is only the beginning trio. We'll probably see the other characters you can add to your group in future PVs. This is double supported by the fact that we see five different designs in the scene where they're jumping around at a distance. So we have at least two more main characters that we've been yet to be introduced to, given the fact that there were also five chairs in the original teaser... Which would still make this one of the smaller casts of the Persona games.Â
As for the story, if you look into all the games that are connecting, you'll notice that in the P4 Arena game, there was a mention of some items causing trouble and being capable of throwing people into the shadow world and causing distortions in the real world, with it heavily hinted that the events in Persona 4 being a drastic example of this.Â
So, given the trailer, how the characters are all wearing burglar costumes and we see the main character partaking in a theft during the day, it's very possible that the plot of the game is going to involve them stealing items that have Shadow capabilities and properties. It's very likely the items warn and introduce shadows to the environments they're in as well, creating the 'dungeons' of this game.Â
There's also the possibility that the main characters aren't necessarily the good guys but anti heroes of sorts, because in the universe we've been shown this to be set in, there is a group with government backing lead by some of the characters from P3 dealing with this kind of stuff. So it wouldn't be too out of the ball park if the characters are going against them to steal the items for some personal reason, which could mean that the men in black we saw were from the organization.Â
I get this mostly because this vibe doesn't really paint them as edgey heroes or good guys, it mostly shows them as somewhat shady and plucky individuals with a lot of darker colors and imagery- which if you've been a fan of Persona for a while know this hints heavily to the general mood of the story.
As for the scene at the end with the evil smirk and  fire, I'm hoping this will mark the return of a subject in some of the earlier games of morality and corruption.Â
Also, it looks like we're getting a jazz/soft rock type of sound for this, which between the hip hop/pop/rock and pop/rock from previous games, I'm so ready for.
I'm guessing the cast we just saw is only the beginning trio. We'll probably see the other characters you can add to your group in future PVs. This is double supported by the fact that we see five different designs in the scene where they're jumping around at a distance. So we have at least two more main characters that we've been yet to be introduced to, given the fact that there were also five chairs in the original teaser... Which would still make this one of the smaller casts of the Persona games.Â
As for the story, if you look into all the games that are connecting, you'll notice that in the P4 Arena game, there was a mention of some items causing trouble and being capable of throwing people into the shadow world and causing distortions in the real world, with it heavily hinted that the events in Persona 4 being a drastic example of this.Â
So, given the trailer, how the characters are all wearing burglar costumes and we see the main character partaking in a theft during the day, it's very possible that the plot of the game is going to involve them stealing items that have Shadow capabilities and properties. It's very likely the items warn and introduce shadows to the environments they're in as well, creating the 'dungeons' of this game.Â
There's also the possibility that the main characters aren't necessarily the good guys but anti heroes of sorts, because in the universe we've been shown this to be set in, there is a group with government backing lead by some of the characters from P3 dealing with this kind of stuff. So it wouldn't be too out of the ball park if the characters are going against them to steal the items for some personal reason, which could mean that the men in black we saw were from the organization.Â
I get this mostly because this vibe doesn't really paint them as edgey heroes or good guys, it mostly shows them as somewhat shady and plucky individuals with a lot of darker colors and imagery- which if you've been a fan of Persona for a while know this hints heavily to the general mood of the story.
As for the scene at the end with the evil smirk and  fire, I'm hoping this will mark the return of a subject in some of the earlier games of morality and corruption.Â
Also, it looks like we're getting a jazz/soft rock type of sound for this, which between the hip hop/pop/rock and pop/rock from previous games, I'm so ready for.
