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A website opened on Wednesday to announce a smartphone game for illustrator neco's Heavily Armed High School Girls project. NextNinja is developing JJK: Ju Heisogata Joshi Kosei Wordless Record, a casual idle RPG where players watch over the characters from a cat's perspective. Rie Takahashi plays Touka, Sayumi Suzushiro plays Kanade, and Yoshino Aoyama plays Honami. The project is also getting a television anime in 2027.
NextNinja announced on October 14, 2026 that it will release the smartphone game JJK: Heavy-Armed High School Girls Wordless Record, an idle RPG based on illustrator neco's Heavy-Armed High School Girls illustration series. Pre-registration has opened on the official X account, YouTube channel, and website, completed by following, subscribing, and registering an email address. Pre-registration rewards will be announced later. Players watch over the girls from a cat's perspective, called the Principal in the game, and experience their battles and daily life. The game includes an ASMR feature and voice content. The protagonist Toka is voiced by Rie Takahashi, Kanade by Saya Aizawa, and Honami by Yoshino Aoyama. Each is a first-year student in the Ueno Sector's Going-Home Club. A follow-and-repost campaign on the official X runs until October 26, 2026, with three winners receiving colored paper signed by Rie Takahashi. The game supports iOS and Android.
FuRyu has published the full prize list for "FuRyu Kuji Hatsune Miku: Miku-meku JK Life ~Cute Food Tour~," a no-losing lottery priced at 850 yen per draw and scheduled for November. The top A and C prizes are Hatsune Miku figures in original outfits, with B and D as KAITO and Kagamine Len noodle stoppers. Lower tiers include mini figures, acrylic stands, keychains, rubber hood figures, can badges and stickers.
Digital Vortex Entertainment announced on August 3 that it will release Tiny Eden, a farming simulation developed by Bajka Games, on September 7, with a Japanese release on September 8 due to the time difference. The game is set in a small apartment in a futuristic city, where players start with a single planter and expand their garden to the rooftop. Crops include tomatoes, cucumbers, watermelons, strawberries, corn, chili peppers, and cilantro, each requiring specific soil and moisture management. Harvested produce can be sold directly or cooked into dishes like salads, pickles, baked goods, and jam in the kitchen. Players fulfill orders from apartment residents and reinvest earnings into seeds, planters, tools, and upgrades, including automation. The apartment can be customized with dozens of interior items, and players can care for a cat. The game supports Japanese display and a demo is available now on Steam.
Furyu has announced the prize lineup for its Hatsune Miku Miku-meku JK Life lottery, featuring noodle stopper figures of Miku in a school uniform, KAITO as a teacher, and Kagamine Len as a student. The lottery costs 850 yen per draw and launches in November.
Nanatsu Mukunoki, creator of Watashi ni Tenshi ga Maiorita!, will launch a new manga titled Barikyari JK Mone-senpai in Comic Yuri Hime on July 16. The story follows two adult women, a career-focused office worker and a manga creator, as they navigate their own paths.
Anime Hack columnist Q declares "The Story of a Clumsy Disciplinary Committee Member and an Inappropriately Skirted JK" (Ponsuka) the dark horse hit of the current season. The piece praises the series' fast-paced comedic depiction of opposites-attracting leads Togo Sakuraomon and Poem Kohinata, its strong supporting cast with their own romantic subplots, and the anime's pop visual style that retains the manga's thick lines while adding fluid animation.
Manga creator sora, known for Falling JK and the Wastrel Teacher, began a new fantasy romance series titled Arethia After Oblivion in the May 20 issue of Hana to Yume No. 12. The story follows Arethia, a knight who uses rare oblivion magic for trivial tasks, until an attacker threatens her.