Persona 6 art and ‘P6’ logo leak; Sega issues takedowns

Hours before a major industry livestream, images and a simple “P6” logo that claim to show concept art for Persona 6 appeared on social platforms and were quickly removed. The material includes a blond male character, a female character with black-and-red hair, and artwork of a railway station.

Multiple posts were taken down after platform owners received copyright takedown notices. Sources familiar with the material say the removals are believed to have been requested by Sega. Neither Sega nor Atlus has issued a public statement confirming the leaks or the removal requests.

The images initially circulated on social accounts and were later deleted. Sources indicate the art was supplied by an outsourced art team and that several independent Persona leakers reviewed the assets. The developers have not independently confirmed the provenance or authenticity of the files.

The leak has renewed attention on the next mainline Persona entry. Persona 5 was released in 2016 and later expanded into Persona 5 Royal. The series has seen remakes and ports in recent years, and a revival of Persona 4 has been announced. Atlus also launched a 30th anniversary Persona website that some fans interpreted as a hint toward future entries.

Atlus and Sega have not confirmed any details about Persona 6 or the reported concept art. The authenticity of the removed images remains unverified by the companies.