No new stories about OMORI have been published since the launch of Moonlight Pale, a survival horror game by former OMORI lead programmer Cachi Córdova.
The only recent coverage connected to OMORI is the June 2026 launch of a Kickstarter campaign for Moonlight Pale, a hand-drawn survival horror game set in a late-1800s female seminary. The project is led by Cachi Córdova, who served as lead programmer on OMORI, through their two-person studio Blue Lily. As of press time, the campaign had raised roughly $15,000 of its $16,000 goal.
No other Yomimono stories have covered OMORI itself in this period. The second story in the cluster, about the Cyborg 009: Nemesis anime, is unrelated to OMORI. Without additional coverage, the dossier cannot report on any new developments, releases, or announcements for the OMORI series.
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Blue Lily, the two-person indie studio founded by OMORI lead programmer Cachi Córdova, has launched a Kickstarter campaign for Moonlight Pale, a hand-drawn survival horror game set in a late-1800s female seminary. The campaign has raised roughly $15,000 of its $16,000 goal as of press time.
Ishimori Production announced on May 15 that Yuki Kaji will voice Joe Shimamura, the main character and first returning Cyborg 009 character, in the new anime Cyborg 009: Nemesis. The series is set to stream in summer 2026. The announcement also included a key visual for the Nemesis group and revealed nine additional cast members for that organization: Yuichi Nakamura as Graviton, Ayane Sakura as Deps, Maaya Uchida as Morphone, Shion Wakayama as Blitz, Tetsu Inada as Aspida, Kikuko Inoue as Opro, Hiroshi Kamiya as Crack, Yoshimasa Hosoya as Blizzard, and Rina Hidaka as Mu. The anime is directed by Hideki Ambo at studio Arect, with Atsuhiro Tomioka and CHARATEX writing the screenplay and sanorin designing characters. Singer Kyoko from the band Barbee Boys performs the theme song "Taga Tame ni," originally used for the 1979 Cyborg 009 TV series. The anime's website had been revealing one Nemesis cast member per week for the past two months. Yuu Hayashi was later announced on May 19 as Cyborg 008/Pyunma.