On Friday, September 11, 2026, a Wikipedia account going by the username RiotGames1231 filed a conflict-of-interest edit request on the K/DA Wikipedia article,2 not to be confused with the K/DA Wiki.
Wikipedia requires that when someone with a direct connection to a topic— such as an employee, company representative, or the living person an article is about— wants to make a change, rather than editing the page directly, they are expected to disclose their connection and ask an independent editor to review the change instead.
Identifying as a Riot Games employee, the request asked to remove Seraphine from the member list, change the number of members from five to four, and revise the lead sentence describing K/DA.
The request argued that Seraphine has only been a featured collaborator, citing three sources that list only Ahri, Akali, Evelynn, and Kai’Sa as the members. The implementation of the partial edit came the following day alongside a breakdown from Ahrism1 director JohnnyH2000, who monitors the page and noted:
The citation supporting the “five members” claim was a Dazed article published in November 2018, over a year before Seraphine was introduced in mid-2020
Honestly, I’m pretty surprised as to how she snuck in there with nobody noticing that.
The source attached to the five-member claim was a Dazed article, in fact, published roughly two years before3 Seraphine’s X account, @seradotwav4, was created, before her official introduction. It could not have supported her inclusion and appears never to have been rechecked when her name was added later.
Seraphine was removed from the members list and the lead adjusted accordingly5, with a source6 added supporting her role as a collaborator. The more promotional suggestion to describe the group as a “global pop supergroup” was declined, as “K-pop girl group” is the framing used across the majority of independent coverage and comparable virtual acts.
While the authenticity of the RiotGames123 account remains unverified, the correction matches the official framing of Seraphine’s role. The timing is notable; the edit request arrives amid a wave of 2026 speculation and signals that includes a newly registered K/DA track called “Watch Me,” as well as merch concepts and Wild Rift data mines pointing to new skins for the girls.
Nothing is conclusive on its own, but a years-dormant page got a cleanup request purportedly by a Riot Games employee on the K/DA page in the same window as everything else is very interesting.
Wikipedia contributors. (n.d.). User contributions for RiotGames123 - Wikipedia. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Contributions/RiotGames123
Wikipedia contributors. (2026, September 11). Talk:K/DA § Riot Games employee requesting correction to K/DA wikipedia page - Wikipedia. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:K/DA#c-RiotGames123-20260911200000-Riot_Games_employee_requesting_correction_to_K/DA_wikipedia_page
Dazed. (2018, November 13). Meet K/DA, the virtual K-pop girl group taking the internet by storm. Dazed. https://www.dazeddigital.com/science-tech/article/42207/1/k-pop-virtual-band-k-da-league-of-legends-riot-games
About this account / X. (n.d.). https://x.com/seradotwav/about
K/DA: Difference between revisions. (2026, September 12). K/DA.
https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=K%2FDA&diff=1374579763&oldid=1371946172
Hapgood, S. “. (2024, July 23). K/DA and Seraphine collab confirmed with soundcloud sensation set to appear on next album. GINX TV. https://www.ginx.tv/en/k-da-and-seraphine-collab-confirmed-with-soundcloud-sensation-set-to-appear-on-next-album
