Virtual girl group OWIS showcases an unexpected charm with warm, cohesive teamwork

March 29, 2026 1039 views Updated: Aug 20, 2026 Source: iMBC연예 Translated and reviewed by the KOTourLive Editorial Team

The group OWIS showcased the five distinct charms of its five members.

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On the 27th, the virtual girl group OWIS (Owise, Serin·Haru·Summer·Soi·Yuni) released the debut title track 'MUSEUM' (Museum) 'Relay Dance' and 'Move to Performance' content on Mnet digital studio M2's YouTube channel.

In the initially released 'Relay Dance', OWIS appeared wearing preppy looks. The members stood in a line and danced in turn, showcasing each individual's distinct personality. Breaking away from conventional, standardized choreography formations, the members displayed playful interactions and exchanged glances, revealing a surprising charm through their warm teamwork.

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In the 'Move to Performance' video, they drew attention by appearing in the practice outfits from the second concept photo released before debut. The members performed the title track in comfortable yet active attire, creating an atmosphere reminiscent of a real practice room.

In particular, the immersive quality was heightened by the powerful dance delivered as if the five members became one and by delicate hand movements that gather scattered pieces of memory to open a door. Fans continue to praise their solid skills, which contrast with the soft dance lines suited to the song's lyrical atmosphere.

OWIS is a five-member virtual girl group that debuted on the 23rd with a mini album containing a total of eight tracks. The team name is an acronym of 'Only When I Sleep', meaning 'can only be met in dreams'. The title track 'MUSEUM' is a medium-tempo song with an addictive guitar riff, and member Summer participated in writing the lyrics.

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