Acacia's Haishin Shoujo no Uraaka Meikyuu Opens on a Livestream Flooded with Abuse
Acacia and G-mode's novel RPG Haishin Shoujo no Uraaka Meikyuu begins with a livestream by the girls band Rag Drops, whose vocalist Hino Neon has died.
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Why it matters
Acacia's follow-up to Mahou Shoujo no Majo Saiban is being shown through a fully voiced opening, which leaves the labyrinth crawl and the secret-account investigation unshown in the demo.
Key Facts
- Haishin Shoujo no Uraaka Meikyuu is a novel RPG from Acacia, the studio behind Mahou Shoujo no Majo Saiban, and G-mode.
- The demo was playable at Tokyo Game Dungeon 14 on October 31 and is the same fully voiced opening edit used at Tokyo Game Show 2026.
- Guitarist Ayaka Riiru of the girls band Rag Drops opens the game on a livestream flooded with abuse after the death of vocalist Hino Neon.
- The game has a labyrinth exploration part and an adventure part where players investigate which band member owns the secret account.
- An app called Ura U App appears on the members' phones and pulls them into the otherworld Ura U.
A writer who had not played Acacia's Mahou Shoujo no Majo Saiban describes a demo played at Tokyo Game Dungeon 14 on October 31, where guitarist Ayaka Riiru laughs off the abuse flooding the screen and says her life has been warm, like a bonfire. The build is the fully voiced opening edit also used at Tokyo Game Show 2026.
Haishin Shoujo no Uraaka Meikyuu runs in two parts: players explore a labyrinth, and in an adventure part they investigate which of the five band members owns the secret account.
The five members of Rag Drops gather in the studio for the first time since Neon's death, argue, and then an unfamiliar "Ura U App" appears on every phone. The five are pulled into "Ura U," an otherworld where the darkness of social media is made real, all of them in stage costumes.
Alone after her stream, Riiru calls out to the dead Neon and reaches for a rope. A phone call from bandmate Kairi pulls her back.
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