According to the statements from the recent earnings release slides, they're pivoting their growth strategy more from just being a vtuber agency to an IP-focused one, so it makes more sense to stop releasing gens more often and focus on growing the brand and existing IP of the vtuber characters they already have as they forecast more revenue growth in merch and licensing compared to the traditional bread & butter of vtubing agencies like superchat splits and concert ticket sales.
I know we're talking about women but there could also be chances that they made up either due to their prexisting friendship or from being treated badly by Niji
Gay ops and Proctor, what an iconic duo
24-Hour Ops
Maybe he bought original version when he being in Japan.
It'd be interesting if trends keep continuing and livestreaming ends up being their smallest source of revenue in the future.According to the statements from the recent earnings release slides, they're pivoting their growth strategy more from just being a vtuber agency to an IP-focused one, so it makes more sense to stop releasing gens more often and focus on growing the brand and existing IP of the vtuber characters they already have as they forecast more revenue growth in merch and licensing compared to the traditional bread & butter of vtubing agencies like superchat splits and concert ticket sales.
Phase gets bought out by brave.
Like fishman would sell...
She better get rid of that Chris curse quick or she's going to deal with some wild ass shit from ex boobros
Won't be long now before they kick out niganon and take over
This is smart, accelerating this far in is self-defeating since the supply of new vtubers is far outweighing the demand for them, and all new debutants do is cannibalise views from other talent in the company. @The Proctor made the observation on his stream a while ago that the audience for vtubers has grown about as wide as it's likely going to and the people who're in the market for them likely don't have much space for new ones, which I 100% agree with.According to the statements from the recent earnings release slides, they're pivoting their growth strategy more from just being a vtuber agency to an IP-focused one, so it makes more sense to stop releasing gens more often and focus on growing the brand and existing IP of the vtuber characters they already have as they forecast more revenue growth in merch and licensing compared to the traditional bread & butter of vtubing agencies like superchat splits and concert ticket sales.
