No single series named Luna is documented here. The stories cover unrelated works and products that use the name, including the mini album Hero by Rai Inami and Lunar Code Studio's 3000 Dishes. The most recent Luna-titled release covered is Hero on October 24, 2026.
The stories collected under the name Luna do not describe one series. They cover separate works and products that share the name or part of it: Rai Inami's mini album Hero, Running Girl's third music video, Lunar Code Studio's 3000 Dishes, Lunarium Hoshi no Tabi, Lunadan: Lunatic Dungeon, Descent Of Lunaris, and Luna Abyss, along with hololive figures of Himemori Luna and other uses of the word.
Two stories concern Luna Abyss, the sci-fi FPS. It released May 22, 2026 and earned a Metascore of 80 on PC and 81 on PS5, with critics praising its combat, movement, and world design. On June 17, developer Kwalee Labs laid off all staff and closed one month after launch, with CEO Hollie Emery announcing the decision on LinkedIn and calling it "completely outside of our control."
The remaining titles are unconnected. Running Girl released the music video Luna on YouTube on September 7, 2026, set on Santa Monica Beach and using a cover of Cyndi Lauper's Girls Just Want To Have Fun. Lunarium Hoshi no Tabi launched July 29 on PC via Steam. Lunadan: Lunatic Dungeon is set for Steam early access in December. Descent Of Lunaris had a Steam demo at BitSummit PUNCH. Lunar Code Studio announced 3000 Dishes with no release date decided.
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Nijisanji talent Rai Inami will digitally release his first mini album, Hero, on October 24, 2026. He produces the release himself and handles vocals across seven tracks. Songwriting and arrangement come from *Luna, OSTER project, Hachioji P, Ruto of Sutopuri, buzzG, and others, with brass, guitar, bass, and drums credited per track. A crossfade of all seven songs premiered on YouTube on October 22.
The third music video in the short anime series Running Girl was released on YouTube on Monday, September 7, 2026, at 16:00. Titled Luna, it is set on Santa Monica Beach in Los Angeles and follows a 17-year-old American high school student who runs out into the city when she feels stifled. The music is a cover of Cyndi Lauper's Girls Just Want To Have Fun.