AttendMe runs VTuber competitions for the game NTE: Neverness to Everness and is expanding into food merchandise and licensing hardware. Its most recent move is Oshi-Can Cookies, now open for orders with 32 VTubers.
AttendMe Inc. works in two directions: event production for game companies and physical merchandise tied to VTubers. The event side is the older thread. In June 2026, AttendMe and Hotta Studio held the NTE Strongest Live Parade for the hyper-realistic urban open-world RPG NTE: Neverness to Everness. Two hundred VTubers competed for City Contribution Points over two weeks, and the streams and short videos drew over 1.7 million cumulative views. Yuka Yukisaki took first place, winning a 250,000 yen Amazon gift card and a limited-edition goods set. A second NTE event followed, and its official report landed on September 2, 2026. Fifty VTubers competed for City Contribution Points over two weeks ending July 29. Shirakaba Ruruha won with 40,338 points and added the fishing and racing special awards for a triple crown. Karen Yuu placed second with 27,900 points and Aoi Shizuku third with 26,234. Five contests, from screenshots to mahjong, gave separate prizes.
On the merchandise side, AttendMe is pushing two pieces of hardware at the licensing and retail audience. At the 6th Oshikatsu EXPO Autumn at Tokyo Big Sight, running October 7 to 9, 2026, it will exhibit SHIGLIA, an NFC and AR card that shows a character on a smartphone screen when the phone is held over it. AR launches in the browser, so no app download is needed. The booth also shows MELOKEY, a CD-type acrylic keychain that plays songs when scanned. The pitch to IP holders is a digital layer added to physical merchandise.
The newest thread is food. AttendMe has opened orders for Oshi-Can Cookies, a canned cookie assortment made with 32 VTubers. Each can holds printed cookies bearing VTuber illustrations and Oshi-Can original icing cookies, with a lower tier of chocolate chip cookies. Buyers also receive original voice content from their VTuber, sent when the can ships. AttendMe says the Oshi-Can brand has tie-ups with over 1,000 VTubers. The packed-in voice bonus keeps the purchase tied to the same talent.
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AttendMe Inc. began accepting orders on October 16 for Oshi-Can, a canned Danish bread sold under an original label and made with 20 VTubers. The product costs ¥2,400 including tax, with orders open through October 27 at 23:59 and shipping scheduled from late November to early December. Shipping is a flat ¥900 nationwide regardless of quantity, and the run is made to order, so nothing sells out. Each can carries an original label printed with a participating VTuber's illustration, and the shelf life is about three years. AttendMe frames the product around disaster stockpiling: the company cites the three-days-of-food guidance used in emergency preparedness and pitches the can as something to store, display, or eat. Inside is soft Danish bread in plain and chocolate flavors, two pieces per can, packed in a muffin cup and stored upside-down so it can be removed without touching the bread. The can is easy-open and needs no opener, and AttendMe notes the bread can be warmed in a microwave. The 20 participants include Miruka Buncho, Suzuri Ayaka, Euin, Ukaku Oniyui and Anzu Konokomusume, alongside Nanoka Komukai, Suzuka, Yumime Suzuy, Maohasu Chotenshi, Sakurako Naruse, Mao Nekono, Issa Nekoyuri, Mao Hozuki, Uru Hoshiyomi, Meuri Kaito, Mimori Sui, Uruto Minami, Mine, Aru Yuzuriha and Reyuri Yoizuki.
Oct 6
AttendMe Inc. has begun taking orders for Oshi-Can Cookies, a canned cookie assortment made with 32 VTubers. Each can holds printed cookies bearing VTuber illustrations and Oshi-Can original icing cookies, with a lower tier of chocolate chip cookies. Buyers also receive original voice content from their VTuber, sent when the can ships.
Oct 6
AttendMe Inc. will exhibit SHIGLIA, an NFC and AR card that shows a character on a smartphone screen when the phone is held over it, at the 6th Oshikatsu EXPO Autumn at Tokyo Big Sight from October 7 to 9, 2026. AR launches in the browser, so no app download is needed. AttendMe also shows MELOKEY, a CD-type acrylic keychain that plays songs when scanned.
Sep 2
The official report for the second NTE: Neverness to Everness VTuber event is out. Fifty VTubers competed for City Contribution Points over two weeks ending July 29. Shirakaba Ruruha won with 40,338 points and added the fishing and racing special awards for a triple crown. Karen Yuu placed second with 27,900 points, Aoi Shizuku third with 26,234. Five contests, from screenshots to mahjong, gave separate prizes.
Jun 19
Hotta Studio and AttendMe Inc. held the NTE Strongest Live Parade event for the hyper-realistic urban open-world RPG NTE: Neverness to Everness. Two hundred VTubers competed for City Contribution Points over two weeks, generating over 1.7 million cumulative views across streams and short videos. Yuka Yukisaki took first place, winning a 250,000 yen Amazon gift card and a limited-edition goods set.