Voice actor Yuri Lowenthal, famous for his portrayal of Yosuke Hanamura in Persona 4, has dropped hints suggesting that a remake of the beloved game might be in the works. While rumors about Atlus developing a Persona 4 remake have been circulating, the studio has yet to confirm anything officially.

Originally launched in 2008, Persona 4 quickly became a fan favorite thanks to its gripping narrative and memorable characters, earning praise as one of the finest entries in the franchise. The enhanced edition, Persona 4 Golden, debuted in 2012, introducing new elements such as Marie's Social Link of the Aeon Arcana, upgraded visuals, and additional gameplay mechanics.

With the success of Persona 3 Reload, speculation has grown that Atlus is developing a Persona 4 remake featuring modernized graphics and gameplay, alongside the highly anticipated Persona 6. While the studio has remained tight-lipped, Yuri Lowenthal’s recent comments seem to confirm the project. However, he revealed a surprising twist—he won't be returning as Yosuke. In a Bluesky post, Lowenthal stated that despite his efforts, Atlus chose not to bring him back for the role.

Fans responded with mixed emotions—excitement over the potential remake but disappointment that Lowenthal won't reprise his iconic role. Some also worried about backlash against the actor for seemingly confirming the project. Atlus has yet to comment, but many fans argue that recasting Yosuke would be a missed opportunity, given Lowenthal's acclaimed performance. This wouldn't be unprecedented, though, as Persona 3 Reload also featured a new English voice cast.

With Persona 6 and the rumored Persona 4 remake potentially on the horizon, Atlus could be preparing for a major rollout. While details remain scarce, some speculate that Atlus might unveil more at the Xbox Games Showcase on June 8, keeping fans eagerly awaiting official news.