
Red Velvet’s Joy will take on her first dubbing role since her debut. According to SM Entertainment on the 30th, Joy will play the role of Arabella, a human girl, in the animated film Stitch Head: The Little Monster in the Secret Castle, and will challenge herself with dubbing for the first time. Stitch Head: The Little Monster in the Secret Castle is a work that depicts the extraordinary adventures of the small monster “Stitch Head,” created by a mad genius doctor in a secret castle. Arabella, played by Joy, is a character who combines extraordinary curiosity with a kind personality. She is expected to interact with the monsters without prejudice, become their true friend, and play a central role as they travel together. Joy said, “‘Arabella’ is a kind-hearted friend who looks at the monsters without prejudice and helps them. I decided to appear because I found that aspect appealing. I worked hard to express bright energy and a positive image, so I would be happy if many people would watch it.”
On the afternoon of the 25th, Red Velvet’s Irene and Seulgi arrived in Korea through Incheon International Airport after completing the Aichi performance of “IRENE & SEULGI JAPAN TOUR 2026 -blank-.” Related notes mention that their Japan tour opened in Fukuoka, where they first performed all songs from their Japanese debut album, and that their first Japan mini-album, “Cheetah,” will be released on November 4, along with fan events and Meet & Greet opportunities at tour venues.
OXFAM SUPERLIVE, a donation talk concert organized by the international relief and development organization OXFAM to support vulnerable people around the world, was held on the afternoon of the 17th at Gwanghwamun Sejong-ro Park in Seoul. Wendy, Lee Je-hoon, EVNNE, and idntt appeared on stage.
On the afternoon of the 28th, Red Velvet’s Irene and Seulgi returned to Korea through Incheon International Airport after completing their schedules in Japan. The text also notes that their Japan tour opened in Fukuoka, where they first performed all songs from their Japanese debut album, and that their first Japan mini-album, "Cheetah," will be released on November 4, along with special events and meet-and-greets at tour venues.
Red Velvet’s Irene and Seulgi kicked off their first Japan-only tour, IRENE & SEULGI JAPAN TOUR 2026 -blank-, in Fukuoka. They performed the full stage of their first Japanese mini album Cheetah, due out November 4, along with Korean hits and solo stages, and will tour seven Japanese cities.
On the afternoon of the 17th, Red Velvet’s Wendy left for Japan through Gimpo International Airport for her schedule. Related reports noted that her agency warned against privacy violations, including excessive approaching and unauthorized entry, and fans expressed concern after recent photos showed her looking thinner.
ASND, the agency for Red Velvet’s Wendy and fromis_9, issued a statement urging people to respect the artists’ safety and privacy. It warned against approaching them too closely, obstructing vehicles, trespassing, stalking the company, or illegally obtaining and trading personal information, and said legal action may follow.
Red Velvet’s Seulgi talked about an awkward experience during her solo trip to Japan. She had hoped to chat with a bartender in Japanese, but when Korean customers arrived, the bartender seated them beside her. They then asked for a photo, which turned out to be a request for their own group picture, not with Seulgi. She politely declined at first, then offered to take the photo for them. Irene joked that they had not realized Seulgi was there, and the people involved later commented online, making the story a topic of discussion.
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