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‘Persona’ Live-Action TV Adaptation in the Works at Netflix, 21 Laps & Story Kitchen to Produce (EXCLUSIVE)

Netflix’s live-action *Persona* series could redefine gaming adaptations—if it avoids the pitfalls of past attempts.

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The brief

Netflix is developing a live-action TV adaptation of *Persona*, Atlus’ iconic JRPG franchise, according to multiple reports. Coverage from IGN, Yahoo, Kotaku, Polygon, and *Variety* confirms the adaptation is in early stages, though no further details—such as cast, release timeline, or creative direction—have been disclosed.

The announcement has sparked debate among fans and critics, with some praising the potential to bring *Persona*’s signature blend of psychological depth and urban fantasy to a broader audience. Watch for official confirmation from Netflix and Atlus, including casting announcements and whether the adaptation will lean into the series’ core themes or take creative liberties.

Speculation may also arise about potential spin-offs or connections to other *Persona* media, though no such plans have been confirmed. Coverage will likely intensify as production details emerge.

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Quick answers

Is this the first live-action *Persona* adaptation?

Yes. While *Persona* has inspired anime, manga, and stage adaptations, a live-action TV series has not been previously announced.

Who is attached as showrunner?

Coverage does not yet specify the showrunner’s name, but reports cite a collaborator of Ryan Reynolds and a writer from *Star Trek: Picard*.

Will this include all *Persona* games or focus on one?

No details have been released about the adaptation’s scope. It may draw from multiple entries in the franchise or center on a specific title.

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