AKA Virtual

On 27 October, Mai debuted. On 28 November, Kiraboshi Miya debuted.

On 13 March, Todoroki Reika debuted. On 30 August, AKA Virtual endorsed several previously independent virtual YouTubers under their company. This would become a regular occurrence, and so this group was labelled as the first 'adoption'. On 30 October, AKA Virtual endorsed several more previously independent virtual YouTubers in a second adoption.

On 1 May, AKA Virtual endorsed several more previously independent virtual YouTubers in a fourth adoption. on the same day, Velary Lusticia retired. On 17 November, AKA Virtual's English branch was created with the debuts of the first generation, Perfruor. On 31 December, Chimanako Shione retired.

On 23 February, AKA Virtual debuted three previously independent virtual YouTubers in an Idol group called SANDAiVA. On 4 April, AKA Virtual endorsed several more previously independent virtual YouTubers in a fifth adoption. Gema Gathika, who was already affiliated with AKA Virtual in the second adoption, was redebuted into this group. On 10 September, Lala Alberich went back to being independent. On 14 October, AKA Virtual announced OnShannon would be taking an extended break due to health reasons. On 6 November, AKA Virtual debuted a solo independent virtual YouTuber named Pomubochi. On 24 November, AKA Virtual announced that Airi Cordelia and Frederett would both go back to being independent on 30 November. On 15 December, AKA Virtual announced the end of the contract between them and the SOL.4CE group. all members would go independent on 1 January.

On 18 May, former ID-Staff member DareusW posted on Twitter mentioning that, since February 2026, all ID staff had decided to stop working with AKA Virtual due to internal issues that DareusW would not disclose. He also stated that these issues had since been resolved. Some other complaints against the company from this post included struggling to maintain long-term operational stability, and that while the company 'has potential', the ID staff simply did not want to continue their roles. On 21 July, JKT48 announced the termination of its licensing contract for JKT48V with AKA Virtual, Inc. and the end of the JKT48V project, effective since May 2026. They stated that the decision was made because AKA Virtual failed to fulfill its contractual obligations to both PT Indonesia Musik Nusantara (the company overseeing JKT48) and the members of JKT48V.