Chocome, WJSN's (Cosmic Girls) first sub-unit to debut in the K-pop scene this October!

Starship Entertainment revealed Cosmic Girls' first unit's image, which drew attention on its official SNS channel.

A cute emoticon with a sulky expression written with the words engraved saying "WJSN's little boy," and around heart, gave a lively atmosphere on the released image's yellow background. On top of it, the

pink circle contained silhouettes of the members that wore large ribbon headbands that created curiosity to the viewers about the little members that are still to reveal.

WJSN formed Cosmic Girls' first unit since the debut in February 2016 and announced the start as a small group of its activities.

For the first time, they set their record with the album "Neverland" containing dreamy music based on a fairy tale, "Peter Pan." They also won two music shows by presenting cheerful melodies and elegant performances with their title "BUTTERFLY."

Moreover, as Billboard, a U.S. music media outlet, is a step higher to a new level as a global artist by exhibiting solo interviews, their attention is paid to what variety of activities it will perform as a unit.

The Cosmic Girls made their spectacular debut in the K-pop scene last 2016 with "MoMoMo," also received attention about their group dance featuring delicacy in lyrical and mysterious music like "I Wish," "Secret," and "Save Me, Save You."

WJSN's particular music and performances with "La La Love," "As You Wish," and "Boogie UP" performed created a distinct musical color of WJSN last year.

Specifically, each of the members showed off their outstanding capabilities as an artist in various fields, including the entertainment, acting, and OST, which proved their individuals' versatility.

Excitements and expectations are higher on what concept and perspective of an album WJSN launch through the first-ever unit.

In the meantime, Chocome, as WJSN's first unit, is stepping up preparing for the new album aiming to release on October 7.

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