Nijisanji Releases Promo Video for NIJISANJI 7 Colors Card Game
The first look at NijiNana's card text, attributes, and traits leaves the rules reveal as the next scheduled beat before the October 7 program.
The first look at NijiNana's card text, attributes, and traits leaves the rules reveal as the next scheduled beat before the October 7 program.
REJECT is routing priority access to its most in-demand events through a paid club while keeping YouTube Membership and the corporate REJECT Supporter program as separate services.
The audition tests whether a VTuber business can be built around TikTok LIVE first, with VEID supplying the 3D models and studio rather than expecting applicants to already own a streaming setup.
Sakunabirth brings a VTuber-led production to Nintendo Switch and Windows retail channels on a fixed date, and pricing pre-orders through the talent's own store alongside nationwide retailers, a distribution route that treats a creator's shop as a primary sales front.
EchoVerse's roster now covers illustration and video as well as singing, and the department store is attaching the new creators to a sake crowdfunding campaign that turns its first original song into a physical product.
BALUS is separating agency work from streaming income: it takes on corporate deals and 3D production while letting talent keep the money their own channels earn, a split that individual VTubers usually have to weigh against signing away a share of that revenue.
MECHATU-A's live adds an eight-member male unit to Nijisanji's real-venue slate, and the ticket structure puts team-specific liver cameras and a venue fixed-point camera alongside the main stream.
The rebrand under TRACKS Inc. turns a long-running Japanese free BGM library into an internationally positioned one, and the agency deals give it a foothold with VTuber outfits whose stream soundtracks it already supplies.
The roundup's own framing notes that VTuber numbers have reached the tens of thousands since Kizuna AI appeared in 2016, so the audition slate now functions as a crowded entry market rather than a scarcity signal.
A university student organization booking a VTuber for its campus festival shows the format moving from commercial venues and conventions into student-run programming.
The transfer was disclosed during the final 3D live of a shuttered agency, so it doubles as a signal of where VEE's remaining talent may land.
A VTuber label and a competitive team are sharing one player under two names, which tests whether an online persona can carry a separate offline identity in fights game events.
The promotions put the heads of IP Production and IP Platform and Solutions into senior executive roles at the same time the company creates group-wide legal, HR, and IT posts, a structure built around VTuber IP rather than the individual agencies under it.
REALITY's VMC Protocol support moves full-body tracking from April Fools' trial to a standard app feature, though the free window is temporary and paid provision is planned.
The agency that ZIZAI built around IRIAM's early liver community is closing, with post-closure activities left to each liver to decide individually.
REALITY is handing its public-facing communication to a product and community manager while a sitting director takes the presidency, so the founder's exit changes who speaks for the app rather than only who signs off on it.
A first-generation kawaii member closing her run less than two years after the production's dissolution leaves the former roster's independent careers as the remaining trace of the brand.
Echo Lab is filling its inaugural cast and taking new applications at the same time, which means the final size of the first generation may not be settled until after the October 31 cut-off.
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The refresh keeps a V-artist name attached to a hardware line that already existed, so Thirdwave is selling continuity of the collaboration rather than a new partnership.
The menu is built from the world tour's city stops rather than from the two members alone, which turns the cafe into a record of a run that has already passed through Taipei, Seoul, and San Jose and ends in Tokyo in October.
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The ticketing splits venue sales between ZAIKO on the English side and Lawson Ticket on the Japanese side, so buyers face different application routes and fee structures depending on which page they land on.
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