Dwango Co., Ltd. has announced that its live streaming platform, Niconico Live, will exclusively broadcast the first-ever real concert by the VTuber/Virtual Liver unit “Idios”, part of the Nijisanji group. The event, titled “Idios 1st LIVE Seize the day”, will take place over two days—Friday, November 7, and Saturday, November 8, 2025.

Live Details and Streaming Information

“Idios” is a seven-member unit consisting of Tohru Koshimizu, Akari Shishido, Roco Kaburagi, Rika Igarashi, Nozomi Ishigami, Sophia Valentine, and Meruto Kuramochi—all debuting together in 2023. The concert will be held at Toyosu PIT, featuring unique setlists and concepts for each day. It will also include a special segment called “Serious Challenge,” where each member tackles a personal mission live on stage.

Online viewing tickets are available from Dwango Ticket starting Wednesday, October 15. In addition to standard single-day tickets, fans can purchase a “2-Day Pass” (¥12,000 tax included) that grants access to both shows. There are also special tickets that let viewers follow individual performers via “Liver Cameras,” as well as enjoy a full-stage perspective through “Venue Fixed Cameras.”

Viewing Options and Benefits

While full access requires a paid ticket, the opening portion of the concert will be streamed for free. Archived “Timeshift” viewing will be available multiple times until 11:59 PM on November 25 (Tuesday) after the live broadcast ends. Fans can choose which member’s perspective to watch through dedicated camera feeds, ensuring an immersive and personalized concert experience.

Impressions and Outlook

The Idios live concert represents a new form of entertainment that highlights the individuality and artistry of virtual performers. Dwango’s approach—allowing audiences to focus on specific livers or take in the full venue view—offers fans a dynamic and interactive way to enjoy the show. As this format evolves, it’s likely to expand the possibilities and popularity of virtual live performances even further.

Source: PR TIMES