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Iain Garner · · 2 min read

What is Atlus teasing with this pretty hidden tree?

Less than an hour ago, Atlus Japan tweeted this very attractive piece of broccoli.

屏幕截图 2014-06-23 16.08.43

Translation:”Broccoli”

Follow the link and you end up at the Persona Q website, where everything looks ordinary, except for a sneaky piece of broccoli hiding behind the scenery.

屏幕截图 2014-06-23 16.08.52

Clicking upon this sneaky vegetable sends you to a very pretty tree, where you get this once you reach the top:

top of tree

What does it mean? Honestly, I have no idea, but there are plenty of theories. The guys over at Neogaf are debating the possibility of a new Etrian Odyssey game, a new Persona spin-off, or Vita version of Persona 3 or 5.

Personally I’m not convinced by these theories because the tree image doesn’t fit with the urban theme of the Persona series, and Etrian Odyssey had a new release recently. I’m stumped, but I’m sure you have other theories, so do share them with us!


Need more Atlus gossip?
Atlus announces Persona 5 is coming to the PS3 in winter 2014, plus three other new Persona games

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Iain Garner

Iain is a blogger at our sister site, GamesinAsia.