Neuron is a music unit under KAMITSUBAKI STUDIO. It has a new song with Dazbee out August 1, a second concept EP planned for winter 2026, and its 3rd one-man live scheduled for February 12, 2027, at EX THEATER ROPPONGI.
Neuron, a music unit under KAMITSUBAKI STUDIO, has a release calendar set through early 2027. On August 7, the unit announced a new song, "Aoyureru Philia feat. Dazbee," featuring South Korean artist Dazbee, with a release date of August 1. The same announcement confirmed a second concept EP for winter 2026 and the unit's 3rd one-man live on February 12, 2027, at EX THEATER ROPPONGI.
The August announcement is the only recent coverage of Neuron. It builds on the unit's existing activity, which includes prior releases and live performances, though the stories do not detail those earlier works. The new song and the planned EP and live give the unit a concrete schedule, with the live set for over a year after the announcement.
No other stories about Neuron appear in the provided cluster. The coverage focuses on the single announcement, which pairs a collaboration with a confirmed EP and live date. The unit's next steps are the song release, the EP, and the live, in that order.
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Brave group's DOMINEX event series will hold its second tournament, DOMINEX ~ETERNAL RETURN~, on September 16, 2026. The event features ETERNAL RETURN, Nimble Neuron's battle royale MOBA survival game, with 24 VTuber and streamer participants competing under DOMINEX-exclusive rules for DOMION points. OooDa hosts and Yomu comments.
Empty old City, a music unit under KAMITSUBAKI STUDIO, will release "Aoyureru Philia feat. Dazbee" featuring South Korean artist Dazbee on August 1. The unit also announced a second concept EP for winter 2026 and its 3rd one-man live on February 12, 2027, at EX THEATER ROPPONGI.
Publisher indie.io and developer Neurona Games released Esports Manager 2026 on Steam on July 7. The game is an esports team management simulation set in a tactical FPS similar to Counter-Strike. Players act as a team manager, handling training, scouting, sponsorships, merchandise, and legal matters. The game includes over 325 real esports teams and more than 1,900 real players, with stats based on actual performances. In matches, players watch AI-controlled action from a top-down view and can give equipment instructions like full buy or eco. The game quickly attracted players, reaching a peak concurrent count of around 5,000. As of July 7, 80% of 240 Steam user reviews are positive, earning a 'Very Positive' rating. Some players have criticized the AI behavior during matches, with reports of illogical actions. The developer announced a functional improvement patch for the next day. The game is priced at 2,300 yen, with a 20% launch discount to 1,840 yen until July 21. The store page does not list Japanese language support.