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Graduation streams shouldn't be seen as anything else but an opportunity for fans to say their goodbyes. Vesper hasn't streamed since July 8 and fans were simply told by corporate that their 'activity will stop for a while'. Well, they weren't wrong...

Just as a two cents from someone who has witnessed their fair share of graduations recently, this statement reads a lot more like Yugo's situation than a simple contract renewal breakdown. Nina and Mysta have both let their contracts run out and both of them were given ample time to announce...

I've been sitting on some info for about a week now but my health is in a really bad spot rn and it's taking a lot out of me just to write this post. So, first of all, I know this is going to sound like cope but I don't think this is a bad thing even if some members involved were really good...

Nothing to report. This is indeed the first time they have extended their break for reasons we can only speculate. JP Bros seem to be under the belief that it has something to do with the fact that Japan is experiencing its worst heatwave ever recorded and is being done as a preventative...

Just so we're clear, I'm not trying to make any comparisons between the company or their management, I'm just trying to say we don't know these people as much as we think we do and we can't quantify their happiness based on things like how much money they're making, and that frustrations do...

Depends entirely on where you want to draw the line. If, for example, Mysta graduated in large part because his fanbase always sent death threats to the likes of Nina and Mika, and had come to resent his job as a result, there's no amount of money that could pour cold water on feelings of...

I think LazuLight and Obsydia were actually signed on in February, not December, and that would mean they had to have re-signed their contracts already earlier this year. Doesn't mean they won't up and leave before that contract expires, of course, but if we are talking purely about contracts...

I was also going to bring this up Re: Magni and Ves announcement in that it feels Cover's PR team are just more in tune with Western sensibilities than Anycolor right now. People say that they set a precedent for themselves with Vesper's original suspension notice, but they may have also...

For sure, but with that decision comes the likelihood that StarsEN as Cover's primary drill into the western woman demographic will be closed off for good. All my Niji-Tempus women friends have said that those two leaving might be it for them, or that it'll just be Bettel left, and that...

While that's true, I don't think it's the same kind of thing. Losing Coco and Rushia is a major blow to their income, but the momentum in HoloJP is so massive that they can stay the course and push on. Tempus is much smaller and was cannibalising their own viewers even before Vanguard with a...

@White Stone That's fair. After AO's dumb trivia about who is and isn't Hololive/Holostars/HoloPro I've kinda tuned out of the differences in logos. Still, postponing a Tempus anniversary, not listing merch, and leaving two of the biggest branch members out in the aether somewhere while EN3 or...

July 10-24, yes. I think Magni and Ves are probably safe, though. It would be PR suicide for them to be anything else. The only issue I see is with people getting their hopes up for EN3 and this video turning out to be Tempus anniversary stuff.

Iluna were announced a day after Tempus got absolutely shit on for their designs and got disproportionately high attention as a result of being the first mixed wave and people subscribing to them due to that Iluna Vs Tempus designs fiasco. However, they also relied quite heavily on making weird...

Yes it was part of Millie's debut, described as 'pomu leaf'. That's where it started and became shorthand for weed. The thing is that the Canadian members flip-flop between just calling it weed because it's legal there and management don't seem to care.

If you're asking me if I think it's a possibility open to them, then yes I think someone from VTA can be graduated and held for a future EN wave. I mentioned in my post last week that VTA auditions now allow for foreigners as long as they can get to Tokyo, so I think the consideration is already...

As someone who had to spend a week putting up with the obnoxious vagueposting before Yugo's graduation, I'd like to offer a rare gesture of sympathy. It's agonising and I'm not sure what possesses the active members to worry fans in advance and you kind of have to hope for their sake that the...

Actually, as of July 3, VTA is no longer exclusive to Japanese applicants, as shown in the FAQ section of their updated website. They are, however, nebulously still expected to attend three evening classes a week in Tokyo, so unless the academy is starting to experiment with long-distance...

Elira continues to provide absolute peak content.

I wouldn't describe it as ad hominem because the critique is against her position on the matter and not her as a person. She has posted a tweet attacking another company's financial approach at a time her own company has had people leave this week due to a contract that is financially...

It definitely wasn't COVID but scheduling issues aren't limited to studio capacity and availability. Let's do some napkin math: LazuLight were in Japan for 3 weeks to record their 3D debuts as well as some extra tidbits. Luxiem were also in Japan for about 3 weeks as well. So if we assume Niji...