Hakos Baelz has a second album and first solo concert set for late 2026, alongside a fan-made RPG under holo Indie and a collaboration song with Mori Calliope and IRyS. A Nendoroid figure and a WirForce 2026 fan meeting and merchandise collaboration are also confirmed.
Hakos Baelz, a member of Hololive English -Promise-, has a run of releases and events moving through late 2026. Her second album "Mirror Mirror" is due November 2, 2026, preceded by the single "I found me" on August 29, 2026, for which she wrote the lyrics. Her first concert, "REGALIA," is set for December 1, 2026. The single's music video premiered early, timed to build momentum for both the album and the concert.
Elsewhere in the period, Baelz appears outside her own releases. On August 31, 2026 she released the collaboration song "Here Comes the CHADCast" with Mori Calliope and IRyS, with a music video mixing 3D, 2D animation in several styles, and clay animation. The title plays on CHAD CAST, the trio's irregular collab streams, which returned for the announcement after about a year and a half. A fan-made turn-based RPG, BaeSplit: Chaos Down Under, opened its Steam store page on August 28, 2026. It is published under holo Indie, the fan-made game brand for Hololive Production operated by CCMC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Cover Corporation, and developed by Studio PP and SlimeCore Dynamics. The game stars Baelz and features six versions of her.
Baelz also has merchandise and event appearances confirmed. Good Smile Company opened preorders for a Nendoroid of her, priced at 8,900 yen and scheduled for release in January 2027, as a limited distribution item available through AmiAmi and other select retailers. At WirForce 2026, COVER Corporation and 4Gamers announced exclusive merchandise featuring Usada Pekora and Hakos Baelz, plus a hololive Meet fan meeting with Kobo Kanaeru and Hakos Baelz. Pre-orders for the merchandise ran in Taiwan through July 20, 2026. In an interview ahead of Hololive's 4th English group concert, Serendipity, Baelz discussed choreographing her own dance sets, including for her song "Snake Eyes," and the limits of virtual motion.
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In an interview ahead of Hololive's 4th English group concert, Serendipity, Hakos Baelz talks about choreographing her own dance sets, including for her song "Snake Eyes," and about the limits of virtual motion. She also discusses her chuuni streak, picking up Cantonese from family and Korean in school, and years spent practicing Japanese. She references Tanya the Evil and the Yakuza games along the way.
Mori Calliope, IRyS, and Hakos Baelz released the collaboration song "Here Comes the CHADCast" on August 31, 2026, with a music video. The title plays on CHAD CAST, the name of their irregular collab streams, which returned for the announcement after about a year and a half. The video mixes 3D, 2D animation in several styles, and clay animation, and is packed with references to anime, manga, games, and internet memes.
Hakos Baelz of Hololive English released the new single "I found me" with an early music video premiere. The song is a core track from her second album "Mirror Mirror," due November 2, 2026, and precedes her first concert "REGALIA" on December 1, 2026. Baelz wrote the lyrics herself.
CCMC Co., Ltd. opened the Steam store page on August 28, 2026 for BaeSplit: Chaos Down Under, a free turn-based RPG published under holo Indie, the fan-made game brand for Hololive Production. Development is handled by Studio PP and SlimeCore Dynamics. The game stars Hakos Baelz, a member of Hololive English -Promise-, who is on a peaceful trip through Australia when chaos power goes out of control, scattering her companions and making wild animals ferocious. The goal is to travel across Australia, rescue the scattered hololive members, and restore balance before the country is consumed by chaos. The game features six versions of Hakos Baelz, each with different personalities, abilities, and combat roles, and players build a party from these versions. A unique Tension System affects battle performance, with high-tension characters unleashing power beyond limits and low-tension ones making mistakes. Rescued hololive companions can be summoned as support characters. The game supports Japanese and English, is planned for release at a date to be determined, and is free to play on PC via Steam.
COVER Corporation and 4Gamers announced a collaboration for WirForce 2026 with exclusive merchandise featuring Usada Pekora and Hakos Baelz, as well as a hololive Meet fan meeting with Kobo Kanaeru and Hakos Baelz. The merchandise line includes apparel and character goods available for pre-order in Taiwan through July 20, 2026. A 96H Support Pass grants priority entry to the fan meeting and exclusive items. This marks the first WirForce to host a hololive Meet fan meeting.
Good Smile Company has opened preorders for a Nendoroid of Hololive English -Promise- member Hakos Baelz. The figure is priced at 8,900 yen and is scheduled for release in January 2027. It is a limited distribution item available through AmiAmi and other select retailers.