Persona 5 Anime Launch Date Announced for Japan

During a Christmas Eve event, Atlus announced that Persona 5: The Animation will begin airing in Japan in April 2018.

Atlus confirmed that the original Japanese voice cast will return to voice their characters in the anime. An official site for the Persona 5 anime also launched today, including our first look at the official key art featuring the main character in Shibuya.

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Also during the event, Atlus revealed (as translated by Persona Central) that the protagonist’s canon name during the anime will be Ren Amamiya. Previously, the main character was named Akira Kurusu in the official manga.

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The 11 Most Festive Pokemon

‘Tis the season, and in the spirit of the holidays we’re celebrating the Pokemon that best represent winter festivities. Whether they just match the expected cold weather or look like the perfect centerpiece, here are the eleven most festive Pokemon.

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This kind soul is truly a living example of the holiday spirit. Vulpix was originally introduced to the Alola region by humans, but moved to the harsh snow-capped Mount Lanakila  to not upset the ecosystem at lower, more preferable altitudes. There, it adapted to the icy terrain, taking on its snow-white Alolan Form. Plus, look at how cute it is in a Santa cloak!

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Persona Dancing Games Get Japanese Release Date

During a Christmas Eve event in Japan, Atlus announced that Persona 5: Dancing Star Night and Persona 3: Dancing Moon Night will both launch on May 24, 2018 in Japan for PS4 and PS Vita.

As revealed in Famitsu (and translated via Persona Central), both games will be available in limited edition sets in Japan. On PS4, a Triple Pack will be available that will include both games and their soundtracks, as well as Persona 4: Dancing All Night (previously only available on PS Vita) as a digital download for PlayStation 4.

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Over 39,000 People Watching Overwatch Director Sit In Front Of Fireplace For Christmas Eve

What started out as a quiet, quirky stream of an empty chair and a yule log on the official Overwatch channel has morphed into an equally quiet and even quirkier internet phenomenon. Over 30,000 people are watching Overwatch director Jeff Kaplan sit silently in the chair and stare and the camera. (As I’ve been writing this story, the number keeps going up, and at the time of publish, it’s sitting at 39,434.)

Moments captured on Twitter, and Jeff’s changing blinking patterns and shifting in the chair, prove that it’s not a loop (or if it is, it’s a very long one). If you want to experience the Christmas Eve magic yourself, you can tune into the stream at the bottom of this article.

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Twitter user DeathETM captured the epic boom mic drop here.

And at one point, Jeff even opened a present, as captured by Choylinggg

What other wonders await? We’ll have to keep watching to find out.

Overwatch is currently in the midst of its yearly Winter Wonderland holiday event, which includes an assortment of new, Legendary skins and cosmetics (which you can check out here) as well as the limited-time Yeti Hunt mode. Winter Wonderlands is available from now until January 1 on PC, PS4, and Xbox One.

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