K-pop group FIFTY FIFTY has been selected as the first artist for 'Kiff,' an AI character chat service operated by Krafton. Alongside this, FIFTY FIFTY unveiled 'Wennie,' an official character created directly by the members.

'Kiff' is a service that allows users to converse with characters created by artists themselves, with K-pop as the theme. It offers not only text chatting but also a feature where the character moves in response to the conversation.

FIFTY FIFTY partnered with Kiff to present a character reflecting the persona and appearance they envisioned. In particular, as they were chosen as the first protagonists following their visit to Krafton, the members participated actively in the character's creation, incorporating their individual traits and drawing the attention of developers. This production process was made into two 'Fan Mate' content videos released on Kiff's official YouTube channel.

Upon seeing the completed 'Wennie,' FIFTY FIFTY expressed satisfaction that their opinions and detailed input were reflected. FIFTY FIFTY said, "We are very satisfied because it feels like the imaginary character we had in mind came out exactly as we envisioned," showing their sense of responsibility as the first protagonists. They also said that through experiencing the beta service, they fell in love with the character's charm.

During the character creation process, the members, thinking of their fans, said, "We thought it would be nice to put in one by one the features that could remind people of us in a single character."

Meanwhile, with the launch of the service in Korea, Kiff is providing new fan activity opportunities for TWENNY, FIFTY FIFTY's official fandom.