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Persona 5 Tactica Gyu-Kaku Japanese BBQ Collaboration Beginning November 17

Select Gyu-Kaku Japanese BBQ restaurants will feature Persona 5 Tactica -themed decor, drinks and an exclusive keychain from November 17 to December 17.

The following non-alcoholic drinks, based around Joker, Morgana, and Erina, will be able for purchase as park of the “Triple Threat Drink Menu:”

– Phantom Judge – Cucumber Lemonade with Club Soda and Red Bull Sugarfree
– Flag of Freedom – Cranberry Juice with Red Bull Original
– Brigantine Blitzkrieg – Mocktail Piña Colada with Red Bull Yellow Edition

In addition, those that post a photo of their drink on social media using the #Persona5Tactica and #GyuKaku can get the chance to get a keychain. Available while supplies last to those that dine-in and spend more than $30, players can show the image to a staff member and choose from one of five different designs.

Looking to try these things yourself? Select Gyu-Kaku Japanese BBQ restaurants in CA, CO, IL, MA, NY and TX will feature the partnership – scope out the full list of participating locations on Atlus’ website.

Featuring an all-new story, fan-favorite characters, and new allies and foes, Persona 5 Tactica will come out on consoles (PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S,and Nintendo Switch) along with the PC (Windows and Steam) on November 16. Pre-orders will include the Orpheus Picaro and Izanagi Picaro.

Source: Press Release
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