The dossier tracks two unrelated entities named Cage: a Gundam statue in Tokyo nearing the end of its display, and the actor Nicolas Cage, who is involved in a lawsuit over a stolen film and a Call of Duty crossover. No single work called Cage is covered in the provided stories.
The stories grouped under this entity name cover two separate subjects that share the name Cage. One is the Life-size Unicorn Gundam Statue, a public installation at DiverCity Tokyo Plaza in Odaiba, which has been on display since September 2017. Its final ceremony took place on August 29, 2026, and Bandai Namco Filmworks posted the archive of that event to the official Gundam Channel on YouTube. The ceremony featured performances by Hiroyuki Sawano and SennaRin. The statue remains on view through August 31, ending a run of nearly nine years.
The other subject is the actor Nicolas Cage. In June 2026, Activision announced that Cage would appear in Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 as a playable operator, tied to the Summer of Action event and a premium event pass. In August, the producer of an unreleased Nicolas Cage film, Fortitude, sued Netflix for at least $105 million after a storage drive holding the film's master copy was stolen from a Netflix office in Los Angeles. The suit argues the theft destroyed the film's market value because piracy risk deters distributors.
A separate story about four BL manga licenses, including one titled The Bird in the Cage Dreams, shares the word cage but has no connection to the statue or the actor. No story covers a series or work actually titled Cage.
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Bandai Namco Filmworks posted the archive of the Life-size Unicorn Gundam Statue Final Ceremony to the official Gundam Channel on YouTube. The August 29 event marked the end of the statue's display at DiverCity Tokyo Plaza, which began in September 2017. Hiroyuki Sawano and SennaRin performed, and the statue remains on view through August 31.
The producer of the unreleased Nicolas Cage film Fortitude is suing Netflix for at least $105 million after a storage drive containing the master copy was stolen from a Netflix office in Los Angeles. The suit claims the film's market value was destroyed because piracy risk now scares off distributors.
California-based publisher Crossed Hearts announced four new boys-love manga licenses over the last week, all set for release in December. The titles include The Bird in the Cage Dreams, Until We Fall in Love, The King of Owls and His Troubled Attendant, and a fourth title not detailed in the announcement.
Activision announced on June 23 that Nicolas Cage will appear in Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 as a new operator in the Season 04 Reloaded update launching June 26. He is the face of the Summer of Action event and is obtained through a premium event pass track that includes an exclusive skin, emote, and finishing move. The update also adds a Japanese-style zombie map, a new multiplayer map, and a remastered map.
RibCage Games released new gameplay footage for 'Alpha Nomos' on June 10. The game is a rhythm action roguelite that blends combat similar to 'Hi-Fi Rush' with roguelite elements like those in 'Hades'. Players control Cello, a puppet who uses musical instruments as weapons to attack enemy puppets in time with the rhythm. The sounds, recorded from real instruments, change in real time based on the player's timing. Missing the rhythm produces strange sounds. The game emphasizes mixing quick eighth notes and rests between attacks to land combos. Upgrades, themed after real musical terms, alter combat abilities and let players create their own music. A demo is available on Steam until June 22. 'Alpha Nomos' is scheduled for a full release on Steam in Q3 2026.