REJECT Launches Official Fan Club With VTuber Ticket Priority
REJECT is routing priority access to its most in-demand events through a paid club while keeping YouTube Membership and the corporate REJECT Supporter program as separate services.
Key Facts
- REJECT Inc. opens the REJECT Official Fan Club on October 3, 2026 at 12:00.
- Fan club membership costs 6,050 yen per year or 550 yen per month, both tax included, and is operated by AsobiDas Inc.
- Priority ticket sales begin with events featuring REJECT-affiliated VTubers before expanding to fighting games, FPS, mobile titles, and streamers.
- Fan club member digital birthday messages are scheduled to begin in January 2027.
- The REJECT VTuber Fanmeeting 2026 will be held on December 18, 2026, featuring 15 affiliated VTubers.
Reporting from 1 source: PANORA.
REJECT Inc. will open its REJECT Official Fan Club on October 3, 2026 at 12:00, the esports organization announced on October 1. The service launches as Ver.1.0, with priority ticket sales for events featuring REJECT-affiliated VTubers as its first benefit. Fighting games, FPS, mobile titles, and streamers will be added to the eligible communities later. AsobiDas Inc. operates the club. Membership costs 6,050 yen for an annual plan or 550 yen monthly, both tax included. Members also receive exclusive content planned several times a month, a digital membership card that moves through Bronze, Silver, Gold, and Platinum ranks, and digital handwritten birthday messages scheduled to begin in January 2027. Priority sales do not apply to every REJECT-related event. Availability will be stated separately in each eligible event's own announcement, and the club notes priority access does not guarantee a ticket win or purchase.
The first test of the priority window is already dated. The REJECT VTuber Fanmeeting 2026, a one-day event for 15 affiliated VTubers, runs December 18, 2026 at Marunouchi Piccadilly and Asahi Square in Tokyo, and its ticket lottery opens only to fan club members from October 3 at 19:00 through October 13. Results arrive October 16, with payment through October 23. A general Ticket Pia lottery follows from October 26, then first-come sales from November 18.
That fan meeting splits performers into Group A (Amaki Pururu, dtto., Kannagi Kon, Tamamochi Kazuyo, Orisaki Moshu, Rozekkupin, Kashiwameko, Akizuki Kohaku) and Group B (Tooko, Inui Shinichiro, Shirokuma Tsurara, Karasuba Sora, Hanamae Haru, Lakshana, Kapura Liblas), with Zuzu hosting both. Combined talk show and greeting tickets cost 11,000 yen, and one-on-one greetings run 90 seconds per attendee. Applications cap at two tickets per person.
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