Hatsune Miku Returns to Magic: The Gathering in Secret Lair Commander Deck
The deck brings Hatsune Miku back to Magic: The Gathering with a made-to-order sales model and artwork from the character's original designer, KEI.
The deck brings Hatsune Miku back to Magic: The Gathering with a made-to-order sales model and artwork from the character's original designer, KEI.
The song was teased at the end of Liza's previous music video for "Yubi no Uta," continuing her recent collaboration with producer Chaki Zulu.
The second single continues AtHeart's global remake project, which reinterprets 1996 hits, following the favorable reception of its debut single 'Say It'.
The MV brings together several prominent animation and creative studios, including Khara of Evangelion fame, marking a notable collaboration for tuki. after her recent successes.
The album gives new listeners an official entry point into SOUL'd OUT, whose music continues to spread among younger generations after the group disbanded in 2014.
The festival, organized by nonii Co., Ltd., aims to revive the traditional summer festival experience with a modern mix of live music, dancing, and food, drawing a projected 13,000 attendees over two days.
The collaboration pairs a basketball club's merchandise with The Rolling Stones' iconic symbol at a major music festival, a crossover that extends the team's brand beyond sports venues.
The release extends the WASABI radio project's music output, following prior songs like 'Jidai ni Chop' and 'Yume no Ato,' with a message-focused track about peace and life.
The event moves from an online-only debut in 2021 to a full in-person camping festival in Kyushu, with a 50-plot campsite and a market area, marking a significant expansion of Oyamada's self-hosted outdoor event.
The single deepens ESPICE's collaboration with Sekihan, who is part of their band, and arrives as the group tours nationwide with the free live tour Sashisuseso.
The album closes out the Young zetton name, and 'Conspiracy Theory' is a deliberate refusal to take a side, framed as a question for thought in an information-saturated age.
The announcement pairs a new collaboration with Dazbee against a confirmed winter 2026 EP and a February 2027 one-man live, giving the unit a concrete release calendar through next year.
The Japanese theme song was shaped directly by the film's production team, with the band meeting Feige, Pascal, and Cretton before writing 'Brand New'.
The EP is the group's concrete step toward the 'boy band active worldwide' pledge they have carried since auditions, released on the anniversary of BMSG's founding.
The soundtrack's streaming debut gives longtime fans and new listeners easy access to the series' music, timed to the original work's 20th anniversary.
The issue consolidates the early 2020s Japanese rap scene through interviews and curated song and album selections, offering a snapshot of the decade's rapid changes.
The anniversary points to how the song's vocal tuning, flagged by the self-praising title, drew both praise and criticism and helped drive the commercial demand that followed.
The show marks the pair's first joint performance in six years, moving to a larger venue after the pandemic scuttled their previous attempt.
The album and live mark the 20th chain of the DAIRENSA! anniversary project, bringing series music and character songs together in one commemorative release.
The live is Hirano's first COTTON CLUB performance and her only solo live of 2026, framed as a celebration spanning her voice acting, singing, and stage acting careers.
The hiatus follows a July 14 cancellation of all scheduled performances and festival appearances, which the band had attributed to 'various circumstances' before Mahito The People's admission.
The release turns a standout RAPSTAR 2025 performance into a finished studio track, with STUTS's rearrangement adding a new layer to Sonsi's personal lyrics about his grandmother.
The surprise appearance of MOMONA, a fellow ME:I member and Disney voice actor, highlighted the group's support network as TSUZUMI takes on her first major film role.
The post continues The Weeknd's public engagement with the Persona series, including a visit to Atlus and early previews of upcoming titles, signaling a notable crossover between a major pop artist and the franchise.