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Hajime Todoroki

Hajime Todoroki is a member of the hololive unit ReGLOSS and is set to perform in the unit's AR online live ReGLOSS AR LIVE "X-ReCHORD" on November 29, 2026. The event streams online only, with no venue viewing.

Synthesized from 2 Yomimono stories · updated Sep 16

Hajime Todoroki appears in Yomimono coverage as one of the four members of hololive's ReGLOSS unit. The unit's next billing is ReGLOSS AR LIVE "X-ReCHORD" on Sunday, November 29, 2026, an AR online live that streams only online with no venue viewing. Todoroki performs alongside Kanade Izuru, Ririka Ichijo, and Raden Juufuutei.

The AR setup puts the four performers on a real stage built from live-action sets and lighting. When a member touches the pin badge on her chest, comments sent to her float around her, and viewers' support is displayed inside the live space. A free partial stream runs on the ReGLOSS official YouTube channel for part of the first half, while paid streams go through SPWN and ZAIKO. Streaming tickets cost 6,500 yen with tax, and a Holo Focus add-on ticket costs 2,500 yen. Doors open at 17:30 and the performance starts at 18:00.

Todoroki's other appearance in the coverage is peripheral. A piece on Kizuna AI's June 30, 2026 birthday 3D live and collaboration stream, which featured Sakura Miko, Mori Calliope, and others, places Todoroki within the wider VTuber scene rather than at the center of the story. Kizuna AI has been active since November 29, 2016, and the coverage marks her approach to a 10th year by asking whether VTubers are idols.

Nothing in the stories states a solo project, a debut date, or a prior ReGLOSS performance for Todoroki. What the coverage establishes is a unit member billed for an online AR live, with the pin-badge mechanic tying viewer comments to each performer's stage cue.

Key facts

Unit
Member of the hololive unit ReGLOSS ↗
Upcoming event
ReGLOSS AR LIVE "X-ReCHORD" on Sunday, November 29, 2026 ↗
Format
AR online live, streams only online with no venue viewing ↗
Fellow performers
Kanade Izuru, Ririka Ichijo, and Raden Juufuutei ↗
Stage setup
Appears on a real stage built from live-action sets and lighting; touching the pin badge on her chest floats viewer comments around her ↗
Streaming
Free partial stream on the ReGLOSS official YouTube channel for part of the first half; paid streams through SPWN and ZAIKO ↗
Ticket prices
Streaming tickets 6,500 yen with tax; Holo Focus add-on 2,500 yen ↗
Event times
Doors open 17:30, performance starts 18:00 ↗
Wider scene link
Named in coverage of the VTuber scene around Kizuna AI's 10th year, active since November 29, 2016 ↗

Timeline

Synthesized by Yomimono from the cited Yomimono stories below, each itself sourced, then editorially reviewed. Every fact links the story it came from.

Connections

Structured graph also available as JSON at /public/entities/hajime-todoroki. CC BY 4.0.

All coverage

Sep 12

Cover Sets ReGLOSS AR Live X-ReCHORD for November 29

Cover Corp. will hold an AR online live for its hololive unit ReGLOSS on Sunday, November 29, 2026. The event, titled ReGLOSS AR LIVE "X-ReCHORD", streams only online with no venue viewing. Doors open at 17:30 and the performance starts at 18:00. Kanade Izuru, Ririka Ichijo, Raden Juufuutei, and Hajime Todoroki all perform. In the AR setup, the four appear on a real stage built from live-action sets and lighting, and when a member touches the pin badge on her chest, comments sent to her float around her. Viewers' support is also displayed inside the live space itself. A free partial stream runs on the ReGLOSS official YouTube channel for part of the first half. Paid streams go through SPWN and ZAIKO. Streaming tickets cost 6,500 yen with tax, and a Holo Focus add-on ticket costs 2,500 yen.

Aug 20

Kizuna AI Marks 10 Years as VTuber Scene Turns a Decade

Kizuna AI celebrated her birthday on June 30, 2026, with a 3D live and collaboration stream featuring Sakura Miko, Mori Calliope, and others. The pioneer of the VTuber scene, active since November 29, 2016, is approaching her 10th year, prompting a two-part analysis of whether VTubers are idols.