Soralia Studio, formerly known as Area 57 Studio, was founded by Hidr0 as a creative collective shaped by a deep commitment to rhythm games, event production, and community-building. What began as an experimental studio under the Area 57 banner gradually matured through hands-on experience, competitive events, and close collaboration with local players. Over time, the leadership of Area 57 expressed a strategic desire for the studio to separate and operate as an independent unit—leaner, more focused, and free to pursue its own creative direction. Aligning with that vision, Hidr0 made the pivotal decision to rebrand the studio as Soralia Studio, marking a clean break and a bold recalibration of purpose. From that moment, Soralia became a standalone operation with its own identity, values, and execution model. The name Soralia was carefully chosen to reflect both atmosphere and ambition. Etymologically inspired by concepts of the sky, light, and elevation, Soralia conveys a sense of calm above turbulence—a place where creativity can exist beyond noise and constraint. It symbolizes aspiration without arrogance, softness paired with structure, and growth protected by intention. This philosophy is carried through the studio’s visual identity. The umbrella logo represents shelter, direction, and collective strength. In an environment often shaped by pressure, competition, and uncertainty, the umbrella stands as a promise: Soralia Studio exists to protect ideas, people, and passion. Beneath it, creators and players alike can focus, perform, and move forward together. The surrounding night sky, clouds, moon, and flowing wind reinforce this metaphor—suggesting movement through challenge with quiet confidence and composure. Today, Soralia Studio’s strategic focus is firmly centered on ChuniMai tournaments. The studio aims to build a sustainable and recognizable competitive ecosystem, with a long-term vision of hosting more frequent and higher-quality ChuniMai events in District 7. This area is seen not just as a location, but as a growth hub—accessible, community-driven, and full of potential to become a rhythm-game landmark. Soralia Studio is no longer just an evolution of Area 57—it is a deliberate repositioning. Independent in structure, focused in mission, and human at its core, the studio continues to move forward with one clear goal: to create a safe, professional, and inspiring space where the ChuniMai community can gather, compete, and thrive.