MIYEON returned as the voice of Ahri on K/DA's FIRESTARTER, released October 19, and released her Japan Digital Single 'RUN AWAY', which she wrote the lyrics for, on August 10.
MIYEON's 2026 output splits between a virtual group and a solo single in Japan. On October 19, Riot Games released the music video for FIRESTARTER, a new K/DA song, with MIYEON and SOYEON of i-dle back as the voices of Ahri and Akali. That release is the League of Legends virtual group's first original music since the 2020 EP ALL OUT, and it arrives with two new members, Sophie Powers and Mimi Webb, joining the lineup.
Two months earlier, MIYEON released the first music video teaser for her Japan Digital Single 'RUN AWAY' on August 9. The teaser shows her running through central Tokyo under a blue sky. The song is her first original Japanese track and features lyrics she wrote herself. It released on August 10.
The two stories show a creator working on both fronts at once: a returning K/DA member holding a role she has had since the group's 2018 debut, and a solo artist writing her own Japanese-language material. The K/DA release keeps her in a four-member virtual group with two new voices, while 'RUN AWAY' is hers alone. The stories do not connect the two projects beyond MIYEON's involvement in each.
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Riot Games released the music video for FIRESTARTER, a new K/DA song, on October 19. MIYEON and SOYEON of i-dle return as the voices of Ahri and Akali, roles they have held since the group's 2018 debut. Sophie Powers and Mimi Webb join as new members. It is the League of Legends virtual group's first original release since the 2020 EP ALL OUT.
MIYEON of (G)I-DLE released the first music video teaser for her Japan Digital Single 'RUN AWAY' on August 9. The teaser shows her running through central Tokyo under a blue sky. The song is her first original Japanese track and features lyrics she wrote herself. It releases on August 10.