DREAM!ing is celebrating its 8th anniversary with a paid streaming release of its main story on Prime Video's Anime Times channel and a physical exhibition event in Tokyo, following the closure of its mobile game service in May 2021.
Colopl's DREAM!ing, a female-oriented title that ended its mobile game service in May 2021, is marking its 8th anniversary in 2026 with two major initiatives. The main story, parts 1 through 4, along with character and event stories, are now available for paid streaming on the Anime Times subscription channel on Prime Video. This marks the first time the narrative content has been made accessible since the game's closure.
A physical exhibition, the "DREAM!ing 8th Anniversary Celebration," will run from July 25 to August 11 at Machida Modi in Tokyo. The event features new merchandise using illustrations by character designer Natsuki, exclusive displays including a Yume Live corner, and a photo spot with a life-sized panel. Online sales for the merchandise are scheduled for September. The exhibition represents the first major in-person celebration for the franchise in its eighth year, signaling continued investment from Colopl in the property.
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Jul 18
Colopl's DREAM!ing, which ended its mobile game service in May 2021, is marking its 8th anniversary. Main story parts 1 through 4, as well as character and event stories, are now available on the Anime Times subscription channel on Prime Video. An exhibition event, "DREAM!ing 8th Anniversary Celebration," will run from July 25 to August 11 at Machida Modi in Tokyo.
May 28
COLOPL's female-oriented title Dream!ing will hold a paid exhibition event at Machida MODI in Tokyo from July 25 to August 11, 2026, celebrating the franchise's 8th anniversary. The event will feature new merchandise using illustrations by character designer Natsuki, exclusive displays including a Yume Live corner, and a photo spot with a life-sized panel. Online sales will follow in September.