Mirrativ is marking its 11th anniversary with a PC-browser streaming update that removes the need for OBS or manual resolution and bitrate settings, and with new esports work around Apex Legends and Brawl Stars. Its group company Ibraid is running a 100-VTuber campaign tied to the September 2026 launch of Aniimo.
Mirrativ's recent moves run on two tracks: the core streaming service and the group companies built on top of it. In late August 2026 the company updated its streaming and viewing features for PC browsers. Users can now stream PC game screens directly from a browser without installing OBS or adjusting resolution and bitrate, and the viewing side was redesigned with search options. The same announcement covered the start of esports initiatives with professional teams around Apex Legends and Brawl Stars, which points the service at competitive play as it reaches its 11th anniversary.
Three weeks later the story shifts to the group. Ibraid Inc., a group company of Mirrativ, announced that its v-cas VTuber casting service is running the "100 VTubers x Aniimo Great Adventure Week" campaign from September 16 to September 29, 2026. The campaign starts alongside the PC and console launch of Aniimo, a free-to-play open-world monster-collecting RPG from Pawprint Interactive Entertainment. That timing is the point: the casting roster is tied to a launch window rather than to a later promotional beat.
Participation is scored rather than passive. Points come from streaming frequency, short video posts, and in-game progress. Interim rankings arrive September 25, with final results in early October. Taken together, the two stories describe a service that is widening how people stream, browser-only on PC, and a group that is using its talent-casting arm to put streamers on a specific launch from day one.
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ThinkingAI will hold the ThinkingAI Summit 2026 Tokyo on November 10, 2026, at City Hall & Gallery Gotanda in Shinagawa Ward, Tokyo, with attendance limited to 300. Speakers include Takara Tomy, Bushiroad, Mirrativ, Imagineer, Betimo, South Korea's Underdog Games, and China's Duoniu Technology, plus Yoichiro Miyake of Tokyo University of the Arts, who gives the keynote. Ten lectures are planned for the day.
i-Braid, a Mirrativ group company, will hold its third V-Cas Collection pop-up at Shinjuku Marui Men from Saturday, October 10 to Sunday, October 18, 2026, nine days total. The theme is a school festival. Forty VTubers take part, selling newly drawn goods and venue-limited items, with fan meetings and mini-lives on weekends and holidays. Admission is free; those sessions need tickets, on sale since September 5.
Ibraid Inc., a group company of Mirrativ, announced that its v-cas VTuber casting service is running the "100 VTubers x Aniimo Great Adventure Week" campaign from September 16 to September 29, 2026. The campaign starts alongside the PC and console launch of Aniimo, a free-to-play open-world monster-collecting RPG from Pawprint Interactive Entertainment. Participants earn points for streaming frequency, short video posts, and in-game progress. Interim rankings arrive September 25, with final results in early October.
Mirrativ Inc. updated its streaming and viewing features for PC browsers, allowing users to stream PC game screens directly from a browser without installing OBS or adjusting resolution and bitrate. The viewing side was redesigned with search options. The company also began esports initiatives with professional teams around Apex Legends and Brawl Stars.