Nijisanji Unit Idios' First Offline Live Gets Blu-Ray Release
The Blu-ray marks the first physical release for the synchronized seven-member unit, preserving their debut offline performance for home viewing.
Key Facts
- ANYCOLOR announced a Blu-ray release for Nijisanji unit Idios' first offline live event, 'Idios 1st LIVE Seize the day,' on September 23, 2026, priced at 17,270 yen.
- The two-disc set covers both days of the November 2025 show at Toyosu PIT, with Day 1 themed 'Sweet' and Day 2 themed 'Bitter.'
- Bonus footage includes four songs from the liver camera perspective, and the package includes a lenticular card, three live logo stickers, a booklet, and a foil-stamped storage box.
- Pre-orders at the Nijisanji Official Store come with an artboard with mount using newly taken visuals and a set of seven bromides with reproduced handwritten comments.
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ANYCOLOR announced a Blu-ray release for Nijisanji unit Idios' first offline live event, "Idios 1st LIVE 'Seize the day'." The two-disc set covers both days of the November 2025 show at Toyosu PIT, includes bonus liver camera footage, and ships with a lenticular card and sticker set in a foil-stamped storage box. Pre-orders at the Nijisanji Official Store come with an artboard and bromide set.
The synchronized unit Idios, formed under Nijisanji, will release their first offline live on Blu-ray this September. The event ran two days at Toyosu PIT in November 2025, with Day 1 themed "Sweet" and Day 2 themed "Bitter." Both days are included across two discs, along with a special segment where each member takes on challenges. Bonus footage adds four songs from the liver camera perspective. The package comes in a foil-stamped storage box with a lenticular card and three live logo stickers. A booklet is also included.
Purchase bonuses at the Nijisanji Official Store include an artboard with mount using newly taken visuals and a set of seven bromides with reproduced handwritten comments. Other retailers will offer separate bonus items. The Blu-ray is priced at 17,270 yen and releases September 23, 2026.
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