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CAG Osaka's Rainbow Six Siege Division Joins VARREL as CAG by VARREL

The integration merges two Japanese esports organizations, with CAG OSAKA's last active division moving under VARREL's banner after its fighting game division suspended activities in March 2026.

Key Facts

  • CELLORB Inc. announced on July 1 that its esports team VARREL will integrate CAG OSAKA's Rainbow Six Siege division, rebranding it as 'CAG by VARREL'.
  • The seven-player roster transferring to VARREL includes Anitun, Chibisu, ShuReap, Zaka, DD, Sparky, and Rento.
  • CAG OSAKA's fighting game division suspended activities at the end of March 2026, leaving Rainbow Six Siege as its last active division.
  • CELLORB and Broadmedia Inc. have started discussions on an education partnership covering curriculum development, coach dispatch, and youth programs.

Reporting from 1 source: Denfaminicogamer.

CAG Osaka's Rainbow Six Siege Division Joins VARREL as CAG by VARREL

CELLORB Inc. announced on July 1 that its esports team VARREL will integrate CAG OSAKA's Rainbow Six Siege division. The division will now operate as "CAG by VARREL" under VARREL. The seven-player roster transfers with staff. The companies also began talks on an education partnership.

CELLORB Inc. and Broadmedia Esports Inc. agreed to integrate the Rainbow Six Siege division of CAG OSAKA into VARREL, CELLORB's pro team. The division will rebrand as "CAG by VARREL" and carry over its seven-player roster: Anitun, Chibisu, ShuReap, Zaka, DD, Sparky, and Rento. The transfer follows the suspension of CAG OSAKA's fighting game division at the end of March 2026, which had competed in the Street Fighter League. CAG OSAKA was founded in 2016 and built a record in fighting games and Rainbow Six Siege. CELLORB also announced that it has started discussions with Broadmedia Inc. toward a partnership in education, covering curriculum development, coach dispatch, and youth programs.

  • Anitun
  • Chibisu
  • ShuReap
  • Zaka
  • DD
  • Sparky
  • Rento

Synthesized by Yomimono from the 1 cited source below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.

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