Unagi Puts Persona and Ultimate Champions Up for Sale in Liquidation

Unagi, the company behind Persona Journey, Ultimate Champions and Records, has put its assets up for sale following court-ordered liquidation in France. The company announced the sale on Oct. 16, with offers due Nov. 2, according to the liquidator’s listing.

A notice in France’s official BODACC register, published Oct. 6, records a Sept. 23 liquidation judgment from the Créteil commercial court appointing Alain François Souchon as liquidator. It sets April 30, 2026, as the date Unagi ceased meeting its payment obligations.

For $NFT holders and players, the sale puts the projects’ intellectual property, contracts and game businesses on the market without a stated commitment to continued service. The sale announcement does not explain whether Ultimate Champions or Persona Journey remain operational, or how players’ NFTs and in-game balances will be treated.

What Buyers Can Acquire

Persona founder and creative director Spike detailed the assets in a separate post. Persona Journey’s package includes its intellectual property, artwork and manga, collection smart contracts and creator rights, a treasury of 957 Persona NFTs, social communities and AI products.

That treasury is the $NFT holding identified in the sale announcement; the announcement does not say that NFTs held by individual collectors are being sold. It also offers the UNA token and its contracts, and Ultimate Champions, the fantasy football and basketball game with its card economy.

The liquidator’s public listing identifies Persona intellectual property, smart contracts, creator rights, an $NFT treasury, UNA tokens and a liquidity position. It separately lists 15 ETH, approximately 2,640 USDT and approximately 13.5 million UNA tokens under UNA. These are listed sale assets, not a valuation or a promise of repayment to users.

Unagi’s expression-of-interest form also offers its white-label fantasy platform, the prediction game Fantasy Brainz and Records, an AI platform for user-generated content.

“Assets can be acquired separately,” Spike wrote. He said interested parties must sign confidentiality agreements to access the data room. The liquidator’s listing sets the offer deadline at noon in France on Nov. 2, 2026.