Today, Studio Zero and Atlus announced they’ll crank up the promotion for Catherine: Full Body starting the week of the 29th, with multiple new announcements and events coming. They’re calling it the Sheep Week, and I think it’s definitely a pun on the dates the events occur or something similar, but I can’t wrap up my head around it. Must be the end of the week fatigue. Here’s the schedule for the Sheep Week:
October 29th: Start of the “Catherine General Election” and reveal of the 9th Catherine DLC voice.
October 30th: They’ll organize a Twitter RT campaign to win goods (needless to say only in Japan) and reveal the 10th Catherine DLC voice.
October 31st: Reveal of the 11th and final Catherine DLC voice.
November 1st: Reveal of the third official trailer for the game.
November 2nd: Reveal of the second “theater of love problems” video. (Here’s the first one)
November 3rd to 4th: Catherine: Full Body will participate in the Sheep Festival 2018, held at Nakano Central Park in Tokyo. The event promotes lamb related food products. The game will also participate in the Red Bull Gaming Sphere Tokyo event, as previously announced. On the 3rd, a Catherine: Full Body versus mode tournament will be streamed live. On the 4th, Tokido, one of Japan’s legendary pro gamers, will play the game live as well.
According to Studio Zero, it’s possible you might cross the path of human sheep if you’re in Tokyo during Sheep Week. Who knows if it’s true or not though.
The DLC voices for Catherine revealed so far are:
- Noto Mamiko, whose voice is available without buying the DLC.
- Ami Koshimizu (Yukiko in Persona 4), whose voice was revealed during Tokyo Game Show 2018 along with the Persona 5 collaboration for the game.
- Aoi Yuuki (Futaba in Persona 5)
- Yui Horie (Chie in Persona 4)
- Kana Asumi
- Haruka Tomatsu (Haru in Persona 5)
- Megumi Toyoguchi (Yukari in Persona 3)
Catherine: Full Body releases for PS Vita and PS4 in Japan on February 14th. The game is coming west too, but with no precise date or information on the platforms, except “2019”.