Atlus has given us the final look at the retail packaging for Persona Q: Shadow of the Labyrinth.

For those who haven’t been eyeing up the game’s various retail packages, it comes in two flavors:

The “Wild Cards” Premium edition will set you back $79.99, and it comes with a copy of the game, 11 tarot cards (Set #2, the original set came with Persona 4: Arena Ultimax), the game’s soundtrack, a swanky 38-page art booklet, and finally a 3DS XL case.

The Limited Edition will set you back $49.99, and it is entirely limited to only pre-orders and first print copies of the game. It comes with a retail copy of the game, 11 tarot cards (Set #2 of tarot cards), and finally a collectible retail box.

Atlus also gave us two new character trailers, which you can view below:

Ken Amada

Persona 3’s young but reliable Ken Amada and Persona 4’s calm and collected Naoto Shirogane make their bow in two new character trailers. Anyone else curious as to how the youngest SEES plays his role at Yasogami High School? Let’s see if he can put up a good fight…

Don’t be deceived by his tiny physique, because Ken has some powerful spells up his sleeves. His Persona, Nemesis, has a versatile set of spells, relying on lightning based attacks and instant-kill light attacks. He also gets access to Recarm early for reviving his fallen allies. His spells and spear can both hit from the back row, so that’s where you’ll want to keep him… you can’t cast Recarm when he’s knocked out, after all. Since casting is his bread and butter, matching Ken with a magic-heavy sub-Persona that can add additional elements to his arsenal is a good strategy, or finding a good healing Persona to turn him into more of a utility back-liner.

Naoto Shirogane

You don’t get the title “Detective Prince” by being a crappy shot. Naoto’s revolver brings the heat from the back line with powerful ranged attacks, complimented by both the light and dark instant kill spells, Hama and Mudo. Though Hama and Mudo are always risky, her Persona Sukuna-Hikona having one of the highest base luck stats will tip chances in your favor. Like Ken, a good caster sub-Persona is key to unlocking Naoto’s spell-dependent attacks, especially when she unlocks Megido, a powerful almighty spell.

 Persona Q: Shadow of the Labyrinth is coming to the Nintendo 3DS in North America on November 25th and in Europe on November 28th.