WILL /VY/ SURVIVE 2025?previous >>48545395
Just let it die until Ai's return. Nothing is happening anyway
>>48740131I didn't take the sanaposter to be a dope who genuinely believes anything notable will happen with Ai, though I don't disagree with your sentiment of letting the thread die for good. There's been nothing here for years.
Went to 数字 since this thread was down, actually had some fun talking about kaiji's event yesterday.But I still want this thread to be alive. I'll try to post here more often.
>>48741773That is the objectively best place to post, but I will never share a thread with statsfaggots again. The only good thing to come from Hiyoko dying. That being said, you're going to have to try very hard to start conversations here since nobody wants to talk here anymore, maybe due to that thread or maybe due to just moving on.
appland seems to be doing ok again
Mishiro and Nekozeno formed a unit after leaving noripro. they even have better visuals now.
>>48739108He paid for the sin of winning the first time by dying early this time.
Here's some Activ8 newshttps://x.com/tansun_222/status/1877319384814817496https://x.com/Renrakuyou_Vtub/status/1881355742567166444
>>48742466What is Annin to Activ8?
>>48742497VTUBER 2.0 coproduction with Asobisystemhttps://prtimes.jp/main/html/rd/p/000000142.000033882.htmlhttps://annin-hp.com/en/
>>48742555why are they getting away with this? they are a known company that many previous work right?
>>48742922They're not, technically, doing anything illegal. The lessons actually happen, they help students debut on Reality, and I'm sure if someone manages to get popular there, they'll get produced properly. Sure if a major agency did this there would be a public outrage, but Activ8 is only known in the vtuber circles, and Asobisystem is just a C-list agency with a couple of big names signed. There is not enough story, it's just another overpriced talent school.
ooooOOOoOOoOooooooo
>>48742922rather than a scam, it's a rip-off
>>48742555it sucks that they stick Ai's name to their identity and then go do shit like this
i'd clip it but she may sue me
>>48745252That's a he
>>48745252hot
Peanuts-kun has come very close to being the perfect vtuber.
yua....
>>48753365She will come back one day
>>48755059She just streamed Minecraft the other day. Now YUA on the other hand...
>>48755382will also come back one day
My fat wife is live.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h4dgq10LlUw
>>48756556how can you tell if someone is fat irl?
>>48756645anon sends them 4000kcal/day worth of rice so they know for sure
>>48756645You can hear it.
>>48760665in their voice or the sounds they make when moving around?
>>48739108Did Karubi and Tsurugi do well among everyone else? They are from a different time period.
Izumi new 3D
>>48768878sexy
I'm glad this thread isn't completely dead yet. My heart sank a bit when I checked for it and saw there hadn't been a new one in days
What can companies like Re:Act or Nanashi do to reboot their growth?
>>48769859nanashiinc is doing alright >>48765145
>>48769859I don't have much hope for either of them. At this point they'd need multiple lucky strikes à la Hololive to have any hope of getting significantly better. Nanashi needs their own 3D studio and talents who are both healthy and want to be vtubers, and Re:Act should focus on singing and fixing their internal issues.
>>48739108>WILL /VY/ SURVIVE 2025?I hope not
>>48769859Sell over to some rich fans
Everyone goes to Okinawa these days
>>48770180Honestly, you couldn't even really call those lucky strikes. The biggest part of it was luck assuredly, but up until that point they were constantly networking even prior to abandoning nigh-everyone, something Re:Act as a group makes basically no effort to do. I imagine the management structure is vastly different to most companies so the chuubas there aren't pressured to network, yet the only people who do have connections are consistently among the top members of it, so you'd think they'd learn from that and swing some weight to get at least half of their company off the ground like Nijisanji did. Then again in order to swing weight you need to actually have some, and pretty much every talent who ever had that already quit and joined bigger companies or split as an indie to varying success. Their smartest choice was picking up Chanmari but even that came too little too late with nothing done from it. I can't speak deeply on their issues despite this being the meat of my post because a majority of my knowledge of them comes from Cowmea, Qu-chan, Leona, and a bit of Ciel from when anon posted about her, all but Leona of which have found vast success after leaving Re:Act and Leona being one of the three talents they have that actually brings attachment to their brand.As for Nanashi, when compared to Re:Act they're not doing poorly. They have their problems and have had the same ones for the entirety of their lifespan to varying degrees and as such have lost many talents they never had to lose had they had half of a brain, but the members have plenty of friends outside of the company and they're not a name that only exists as "people you'd hear about in a list of Vtuber companies" or "wait, OO was part of a company?" like Re:Act firmly sits within. 774's name is known and only sometimes exists in that weird space of Vtuber otaku knowledge. I'm not really sure what they could do that they aren't already doing that wouldn't cause a thirteenth or fourteenth incident. Maybe get Brave to buy them out if they haven't done that already? Didn't seem to kill off VSPO, but also VSPO's list of members and their influence makes them seem pretty unkillable to begin with, whereas 774 mainly boils down to a handful of talents. I'd be upset if Sharu left but it wouldn't have the same impact on her company standing as it would for VSPO if someone like Mimitaya left. Well, it probably would in a different way, because I imagine the only way Sharu's going to quit is if someone gets grabby hands again... but that's a different discussion.
