Persona 5 Royal’s Oracle is receiving a MegaHouse Lucrea figurine, following in the footsteps of previous Phantom Thieves. The bulk of the Persona 5 cast has been released as collectable figures, and now Futaba Sakura has joined them.
Futaba Sakura, a tech-savvy and clever hacker, was one of the final members to join the Phantom Thieves in Persona 5 and Persona 5 Royal. While every other Phantom Thief in the game may be played directly, Oracle takes a back seat and serves as an adviser, only entering the battle to defend comrades or deliver a killing blow.
Oracle will be released as a collectable figure by MegaHouse, following in the footsteps of Fox, Noir, Joker, Crow, Violet, and Queen. At the moment, no prototype for Oracle has been shown, with MegaHouse displaying some of the current concepts and artwork for Oracle’s figure. Oracle seems to be hopping ahead while peeking through her goggles, which replace the more conventional masks worn by the other Phantom Thieves of Hearts.
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Oracle’s pricing, size, and expected delivery date have yet to be published. However, the other Persona 5 Lucrea figurines might provide some insights here. So far, the figures produced have varied in height from 9 to 10 inches and have been built of a mix of PVC and ABS. While the figurines are in static stances that cannot be altered, each one comes with a detachable mask, allowing enthusiasts to choose how they display them. Oracle will most likely face the same fate.
The other Phantom Thieves typically cost less than $150, however extra expenses may apply if imported. These figurines are normally available for pre-order, which is the best method to get one at retail pricing since resellers often add a hefty markup. Waiting for that pre-order window, however, may take some time, as several months have historically gone between the announcement of the numbers and the beginning of pre-orders.
Now that Oracle is on her way, Skull and Panther are the only Phantom Thieves still in line for Lucrea therapy. The choice to release them in this sequence is intriguing, considering Skull and Panther join the squad as the second and third members. Given the release timetable so far, Ryuji and Ann may not get Lucrea figurines until far into 2024, but given Persona 5’s ten-year production, chances are fans are ready to wait.
