Overall Persona 5 has been crafted to fulfill the needs of many types of gamers, and I, as a casual gamer who usually plays games for likable characters and great stories, am very pleased and invested with this game, and I am excited to fully complete the game and unravel more of the story

But that just speaks to how well these characters were written

I thought some of the characters would fit into generic tropes, and although they did fit into tropes a bit, there was still some more added flavor and depth to the characters to avoid making the characters to bland and predictable

And it is, there characters are incredibly refreshing and I love the dynamic certain characters have with one another

And it is, there characters are incredibly refreshing and I love the dynamic certain characters have with one another

More of the same, but with better characters (the best, in my opinion) and fun combat

Great gameplay, great story, and memorable characters.

Any twists or surprises are given away before they're relevant, and the main character (who is supposed to be a self-insert) "forgets" things in order to attempt to surprise the player.

Persona 3 and 4 were astonishingly good at characters, to the point where even if I disliked a character, it was just because they were the type of person I don't get along with in real life

The characters seem great too

The storyline is amazing, the characters are fantastic, and the gameplay is great

Fantastic characters, a good story, wonderful music, and fun combat all come together to make an incredible game.

It has such an amazing story, and characters

The characters are seriously the best in the series

The characters and confidants were all likable, and the gameplay was immersive and addicting.

Aesthetically pleasing, great characters, and a cool fighting system

A part of me wants to say that making each Social Link beneficial in a unique way can undermine the idea that the player should follow Social Links solely based on how much they like the character behind it, but I'm probably just a curmudgeon