Nexon announced on the 12th that it has launched a dedicated channel for Azur Promilia on Nexon PEAK. To mark the channel's opening, applications for beta participants in the secondary creation program, Promilia Creators, will be open through the 30th.
Recruitment is being conducted across three categories: 2D Art, Cosplay, and Video/Audio/Production. The program is open to creators aged 15 and older who have posted original content within the past three months and have at least 500 subscribers on major platforms such as X and Pixiv. Selected participants will receive up to 1.5 million RP, Google Play gift cards, and in-game items based on their activity performance.
On the new dedicated channel, users can share various forms of secondary creations, including illustrations, comics, cosplay, fan music, and merchandise. Nexon PEAK is a content platform where users share play experiences, tips, and creations for Nexon games, with the Azur Promilia channel specifically tailored for secondary creations.
Azur Promilia will also officially participate in Anime X Game Festival (AGF) 2026, held from December 4 to 6 at KINTEX in Ilsan, where it will operate a booth. Winning entries from Promilia Creators will be granted the opportunity to be displayed on-site at the booth.
Previously, Azur Promilia became the first game company to participate as a main sponsor for Comic World 330 Ilsan in March. Through the launch of this community channel, the creator program, and participation in offline events, Nexon plans to lay the groundwork to support the secondary creation culture of the domestic subculture fandom.
Azur Promilia is a multi-platform fantasy world RPG for PC and mobile currently under development by Manjuu Games, the developer of Azur Lane. Players can explore a fantasy continent while building bonds with mysterious creatures called 'Kibo,' enjoying high-freedom content such as adventure, combat, and construction.
Detailed information regarding the opening of the dedicated channel can be found on the official Azur Promilia website.
