Enemy Zero 30th Anniversary Exhibition Set for The Tenth Mosaic
A 1996 WARP title whose hook was that the enemy cannot be seen gets a physical retrospective at an event built around game culture and its surviving creators, which is where this kind of history now circulates.
Reporting from 1 source: 4Gamer.net.
From Yellow to Orange announced on September 19, 2026 that an exhibition marking the 30th anniversary of Enemy Zero will be held at The Tenth Mosaic, an event planned by Archipel on September 22 and 23 at the Institut francais de Tokyo in Shinjuku Ward. The venue will display the 200,000 yen special box sold at the game's release, and a limited run of 200 acrylic logos in a box modeled after it will be sold for 2,000 yen with a Kenji Eno hologram sticker.
The display item is the 200,000 yen special box sold when Enemy Zero shipped in December 1996, released by WARP under Kenji Eno. The Tenth Mosaic runs September 22 and 23 at the Institut francais de Tokyo in Shinjuku Ward, planned by Archipel, with talks and roundtable discussions featuring creators including Fumito Ueda and Yoko Taro, plus music live performances and special exhibitions. The same event is where former WARP staff, Ueda among them, have spoken about the production of Enemy Zero and its system in which enemies are defeated relying only on sound.
- Enemy Zero 30th anniversary exhibition: at The Tenth Mosaic, September 22 and 23 at the Institut francais de Tokyo
- Enemy Zero special box display: the 200,000 yen box sold at the game's 1996 release
- Enemy Zero acrylic logo: limited to 200 units, 2,000 yen, in a box modeled after the special box
- Kenji Eno hologram sticker: included with the acrylic logo
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