IX Dra likely superoutburst continues As reported by Poyner and Reszelski, the SU UMa-type dwarf nova IX Dra is undergoing an outburst. The duration of the present outburst suggests a superoutburst. The last superoutburst occurred on Apr. 13 (vsnet-alert 5810 and 5812). If the present outburst is a genuine superoutburst, the supercycle becomes as short as 36 d (!), which qualifies the ER UMa nature suggested in vsnet-alert 5370. The VSNET Collaboration team is already undertaking on the current outburst, and will inform the result when the analysis is over. We strongly recommend further detailed observations of this dwarf nova for the coming outbursts. YYYYMMDD(UT) mag observer 20010517.878 <156 (M. Reszelski) 20010519.242 <145 (M. Simonsen) 20010519.896 156 (M. Reszelski) 20010520.028 149 (G. Poyner) 20010520.234 <145 (M. Simonsen) 20010520.898 154: (M. Reszelski) 20010522.023 153 (G. Poyner) 20010522.917 158 (M. Reszelski) 20010523.046 <152 (G. Poyner) Regards, Taichi Kato VSNET Collaboration team