Alien Stage Universe Becomes Anime: New Project and 3D Live Performance Tour Announced
Alien Stage fans have exciting news! The Korea-based music and animation project has officially announced an anime adaptation and a 3D live performance tour. The announcement came to light through a report shared by Anime News Network on July 5, 2026. However, critical details such as studio, voice cast, director, and release window have not been shared yet.
Alien Stage originally started as a music video series created by VIVINOS and a group of independent creators in 2021. The project tells a story set in a dystopian universe where aliens make humans compete for entertainment. Each episode is supported by original songs and impressive animations; tracks like “Ruler of My Heart” and “Unknown” have won the hearts of fans. The series quickly turned into a global phenomenon, reaching millions of views on YouTube.
Now, the franchise is taking this success a step further. The announced anime project is expected to expand Alien Stage's story into a larger narrative. Additionally, the 3D live performance tour will offer fans the opportunity to experience the characters in real-time on stage. While such events are often used for virtual idols and music projects, Alien Stage's rich character designs and songs make this a natural expansion.
Although still in early stages, this announcement shows that Alien Stage is not just a music project but has the potential to evolve into a multi-layered media universe. In the past, we have seen similar music-focused projects like Project: Heartbeat and K/DA receive anime or game adaptations. Alien Stage moving down this path is a great source of excitement for fans.
In the coming months, details such as the studio, streaming platform, and potential release date are expected to be announced. Also, which cities the 3D tour will cover and ticketing information are eagerly awaited. Announcements from Alien Stage's official social media accounts and YouTube channel should be followed. If this project becomes the series' biggest move yet, it could be an unforgettable experience for both music lovers and anime fans.
