CRAXY

They started with the release of the music video for Woo-Ah's "Issue" on May 18, followed by Hyejin's "Boyfriend" on August 10, ChaeY's "Sixteen" on August 30, Swan's "My Soul" on September 25, and Karin's "Ka Ka Ka" on October 24. On May 21, the company announced that WishGirls would be doing a summer project. Similar to their winter project, the group will film a music video, but this time related to summer.

For this project, they teamed up with the Indonesian actor Glenn Alinskie and his wife actress and singer Chelsea Olivia. The couple worked as co-producer on this project for nearly a year, before the music video for "Yours Is Mine" was finally revealed on July 12. The single would be released on music sites a month later on August 21.

On July 22, S. A ITAINMENT announced an international cover contest for "Yours Is Mine". Two days later, on July 24, the company revealed the prize for the winners: a trip to South Korea, recording a song with WishGirls and shooting a music video.

On August 31, the winner of the dance cover contest was announced: Indonesian dance team I'GENERATION On September 6, the winners of the vocal cover contest were announced: Diva from Russia, Gigi from Hong Kong, Aaliyah from Belgium, Laras from Indonesia, and Yoerich from Indonesia. Gigi and Laras did not participate in the music video for unknown reasons. On December 9, the music video for "We The WishGirls" was released.

On December 13, WishGirls announced their winter project through the "WishXMas" music video teaser featuring all the girls from the WTW project. The music video was released on December 18. At the end of the music video, the group revealed their debut date had been set and coming soon.

The date was not revealed, but was shared to fall into the first half of 2020. On January 10, S. A ITAINMENT uploaded a music video teaser for Wish Girl's final pre-debut single "My Universe".

With this teaser, they revealed the group's official name to be CRAXY. On January 16, the music video for "My Universe" was released. One month later, on February 16, the single was officially released on music sites.

In February, the group also revealed they were planning to release their debut album on March 1. The album would be a mini album consisting of 10 tracks, including the solo and pre-debut songs. The title track was revealed to be "Aria".

On March 1, the company posted on their social media that due to internal issues, they were postponing CRAXY's debut until March 3. CRAXY were originally supposed to make their first comeback in August or October with a music video shot abroad. However, due to COVID-19, the group couldn't travel abroad and had to delay the comeback.

They followed up on the comeback situation on September 24, where they revealed they were potentially looking at a comeback around their one-year anniversary. On the same day, they also announced they were going to change their fandom name, as it is the same name that Starship Entertainment's rookie boy group CRAVITY was using. They asked fans to submit suggestions on their Instagram.

On April 1, 2021, SAI Entertainment updated fans on the scheduled comeback. They assured fans CRAXY would not be disbanding and that the reason the comeback was taking so long was because they wanted to make sure the comeback was something that had not be done before and would stand out in the fierce competition. They also revealed the comeback was scheduled to take place between the 3rd and 4th quarter of the year a...