RisingJoy to Release 20 New AI Anime Series
The Singapore-based studio plans to expand its vertical anime library by early 2027.
Updated on Oct. 30, 2026 in Animation
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Singapore-based studio RisingJoy will release 20 new AI-generated vertical anime series by the end of Q1 2027. These titles will join the studio's existing library as part of its strategy to capture mobile-first audiences.
Why it matters
RisingJoy aims to capitalize on the underdeveloped market for short-form, vertical-format anime tailored to mobile users. The studio believes this content style fosters high audience loyalty through its accessibility on mobile platforms.
RisingJoy plans to reach a total output of 30 AI-generated series by the end of Q1 2027, with AI handling roughly 80% of the production workflow. The studio produces this content in a 9:16 aspect ratio for mobile-first consumption.
The players
RisingJoy
A Singapore-based animation studio that specializes in using AI production tools to create short-form, vertical anime content.
NTT DOCOMO Studio & Live
A Japanese content production company that has signed a memorandum of understanding to license its titles to RisingJoy.
The details
RisingJoy has signed a memorandum of understanding with NTT DOCOMO Studio & Live to license titles for its RJOY streaming service, which operates on TikTok. The studio previously completed six AI-generated titles in 2026 and expects to finalize four more before the end of the year.
Timeline
Six AI-generated anime titles were released throughout 2026.
Four additional vertical anime titles are set for release by the end of 2026.
Two new AI-generated anime series are scheduled to arrive in January 2027.
The 20 new AI-generated anime titles will be released during the Winter 2027 season.
Industry Dynamics
RisingJoy follows the broader trend of media companies optimizing their output for the unique consumption habits of the TikTok ecosystem. This shift marks a departure from traditional 16:9 television production as studios race to adapt content for vertical, mobile-first interfaces.
Viewers can access the new vertical anime series through the RJOY streaming service available on TikTok. These episodes are designed for short-form viewing, typically lasting between five and six minutes each.
The takeaway
The move toward AI-driven vertical anime reflects a growing emphasis on high-volume, short-form content tailored for mobile devices. Viewers interested in this format should expect more frequent, bite-sized releases as studios continue to automate significant portions of their production workflows.
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Source note: This article includes information reported by CBR.
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