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Mori Calliope

Mori Calliope is a hololive English VTuber and virtual artist who debuted on Universal Music in 2022. She is currently active with a pop-up store and live screening in Los Angeles in July 2026, a new collaboration collection with FESTIVER in South Korea, and a 46-page feature in CGWORLD magazine.

Synthesized from 6 Yomimono stories · updated Jul 1

Mori Calliope, a member of hololive English -Myth-, has expanded her physical and commercial presence beyond streaming in 2026. In May, she performed at Apple's 50th anniversary celebration in Tokyo, a live event at the Apple Store Omotesando that included a discussion with Apple Music Radio DJ Mi-no about digital content and creativity. The same month, Tiltify's Top 30 Fundraisers list for 2025 ranked her and Koseki Bijou's charity stream for Wildlife Warriors Worldwide USA at 20th, raising $219,291.66.

In June, FESTIVER launched its first collaboration with a hololive talent, a Mori Calliope collection of tech accessories and collectibles available exclusively through South Korean sales channels. Later that month, CGWORLD magazine dedicated 46 pages to her music video production pipeline in its August 2026 issue, covering videos from 'Die For You' to 'DISASTERSHOW' and the 3D live event 'DISASTERSHOW.' The feature includes interviews with the artist and production staff.

In late June, Mori Calliope announced her first pop-up store in the US at Anime Jungle in Los Angeles, running July 2 to July 12, with merchandise displays at Anime Expo. A world-first advance screening of her second live concert video will take place July 11-12 at Alamo Drafthouse Cinema. COVER Corporation also announced a new collaboration between hololive English and apparel brand ohmonah for Anime Expo 2026, featuring Mori Calliope alongside FUWAMOCO and other talents, with items including hoodies, bags, keychains, omamori, and new plush toys.

Key facts

Debuted on Universal Music
Mori Calliope debuted on Universal Music in 2022.
Apple 50th anniversary performance
Performed live at Apple's 50th anniversary celebration in Tokyo on March 27 at the Apple Store Omotesando.
Tiltify Top 30 Fundraisers 2025
Ranked 20th with $219,291.66 raised for Wildlife Warriors Worldwide USA alongside Koseki Bijou.
FESTIVER collaboration collection
Launched a collaboration collection with FESTIVER in South Korea on June 12, 2026, including tech accessories and collectibles.
CGWORLD magazine feature
CGWORLD's August 2026 issue dedicates 46 pages to Mori Calliope's music video production, covering videos from 'Die For You' to 'DISASTERSHOW'.
First US pop-up store
First pop-up store in the US at Anime Jungle in Los Angeles from July 2 to July 12, 2026.
Second live concert screening
World-first advance screening of her second live concert video at Alamo Drafthouse Cinema on July 11-12, 2026.
ohmonah collaboration at Anime Expo 2026
Featured in a new hololive English and ohmonah collaboration collection at Anime Expo 2026, with items including hoodies, bags, keychains, omamori, and new plush toys.

Timeline

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Facts

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featured in a new collaboration between hololive English and ohmonah for Anime Expo 2026 · 2026-07-01
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Mori Calliope is featured in a 46-page MV special in the August 2026 issue of CGWORLD · 2026-06-17
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Mori Calliope and Koseki Bijou's "That's Wild?!" 24-hour charity stream for Wildlife Warriors Worldwide USA ranked 20th with $219,291.66 · 2026-05-31
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pop-up store at Anime Jungle in Los Angeles from July 2 to July 12, 2026 · 2026-06-29
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world-first advance screening of her second live concert video at Alamo Drafthouse Cinema on July 11-12, 2026 · 2026-06-29
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live performance at Apple's 50th anniversary celebration in Tokyo · 2026-05-30

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Jul 1

Hololive English and Ohmonah Return to Anime Expo 2026 With New Collection

COVER Corporation announced a new collaboration between hololive English and apparel brand ohmonah for Anime Expo 2026. The collection features Mori Calliope, FUWAMOCO, and talents from previous releases, with items including hoodies, bags, keychains, omamori, and new plush toys. Merchandise will be available at the ohmonah booth from July 2 and online from August 2026.

Jun 29

Mori Calliope Sets Pop-Up Store and Live Screening in Los Angeles

Hololive English VTuber Mori Calliope will hold a pop-up store at Anime Jungle in Los Angeles from July 2 to July 12, 2026, with merchandise displays at Anime Expo. A world-first advance screening of her second live concert video will take place July 11-12 at Alamo Drafthouse Cinema, with tickets on sale July 2.

Jun 17

CGWORLD Magazine Features Mori Calliope in 46-Page MV Special

The August 2026 issue of CGWORLD, a CG and video creator magazine, will dedicate 46 pages to Hololive VTuber Mori Calliope. The feature, titled 'Mori Calliope MV,' includes interviews with the artist and production staff, covering music videos from 'Die For You' to 'DISASTERSHOW' and the 3D live event 'DISASTERSHOW.' The issue goes on sale July 10.

Jun 12

FESTIVER Launches Mori Calliope Collaboration Collection in South Korea

FESTIVER, a fandom lifestyle brand, has launched a collaboration collection with hololive English VTuber Mori Calliope. The lineup includes tech accessories like phone cases and earphone cases, as well as collectible acrylic stands and a mousepad. The collection is available exclusively through South Korean sales channels starting June 12, 2026, with a 15% discount for fans who purchase from the official FESTIVER store.

May 31

VTubers Appear on Tiltify's 2025 Top 30 Fundraisers List

Fundraising platform Tiltify released its Top 30 Fundraisers list for 2025, with VTuber-led campaigns accounting for about $1.956 million of the over $70 million total raised for nonprofits globally. Three VTuber campaigns made the list: Ironmouse's fundraiser for the Immune Deficiency Foundation ranked sixth with $1,376,362.80; Nimi Nightmare's Baby Bean's Charity Bash for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital ranked 17th with $361,042.03; and Mori Calliope and Koseki Bijou's "That's Wild?!" 24-hour charity stream for Wildlife Warriors Worldwide USA ranked 20th with $219,291.66. Tiltify CEO Michael Wasserman told VTuber NewsDrop that VTuber-led campaigns have grown year-over-year in both number and funds raised, and that the UK and Australia are strong regions outside North America for contributions. Wasserman attributed the growth to VTubers like Ironmouse making fundraising a visible part of their content, and noted that Tiltify's tools, including its API and incentives, are designed for digital interactions, making the platform a natural fit for VTubers.

May 30

Mori Calliope to Perform at Apple 50th Anniversary Tokyo Event

Virtual artist Mori Calliope will perform live at Apple's 50th anniversary celebration in Tokyo, the company announced on Wednesday. The event, titled "Mori Calliope - A Celebration of Creativity and Technology," takes place on March 27 at the Apple Store Omotesando. It is part of Apple's global 50th Anniversary Celebrations, which include events in New York, London, Sydney, and other major cities. Attendees must register in advance on a first-come, first-served basis through Apple's official website, with registration opening March 25 at 8:00 a.m. JST. The performance will feature a selection of songs from Mori Calliope's repertoire, followed by a discussion with Apple Music Radio DJ Mi-no about digital content and creativity. Mori Calliope, a member of hololive English -Myth-, debuted on Universal Music in 2022 and has topped music charts in Japan and the U.S. She said in a statement that her first Apple product was a red iPod nano, which she filled with anime songs, and that the device helped shape who she is today.