Persona 4: Dancing All Night Character Videos for Nanako and Margaret Join the Stage!

Joining us on the stage in Persona 4: Dancing All Night, everyone’s favorite little sister — Nanako Dojima!

After Nanako and her father make the long trip from Inaba to see Yu, Rise and the rest of the team perform at the Love Meets Bonds festival, Nanako is given the once in a lifetime opportunity to practice her dance moves in front of Rise’s manager. It didn’t take much more than that for her talent to truly shine through, just check out this clip below!

Now, it wouldn’t be a Persona game without the Queen of the Velvet Room herself — Margaret!

In Persona 4: Dancing All Night you’ll be able to take control of Margaret as she displays her vogue moves on the dance floor. However, due to the nature of her role in the game, Margaret will limited to use in the ‘Free Play’ game type and must be unlocked through in-game accomplishments. You can check out her character video here:

Persona 4: Dancing All Night will be available in stores on the 29th of September for $49.99 in the America’s and will also be available on the PlayStation Store for the same price. We’ll be sure to keep you updated as more news emerges.

Hatsune Miku joins the Persona 4: Dancing All Night roster

The recent PlayStation Vita rhythm game Persona 4: Dancing All Night welcomes a new member to the dance crew as Hatsune Miku bursts onto the stage as downloadable content, as announced by Atlus here.

Hatsune Miku will be added to the game via DLC around August in Japan, introducing a new track to the game with her “Heaven feat. Hatsune Miku (ATOLS Remix).” It’d be an easy guess to say that this will be a remix of the song “Heaven” from the Persona 4 soundtrack. There is no news yet as to whether Atlus will be bringing the Hatsune Miku DLC to the west with its upcoming release.

You can expect to be seeing Persona 4: Dancing All Night coming to North America exclusive to PlayStation Vita on the 29th of September, with the game launching in Japan back in June.

An in-game screenshot of Miku busting a move

We’ll be sure to keep you up to date if anything new is revealed for Persona 4: Dancing All Night