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>>29897274

Serious question here: if she didn't give a fuck about Hololive and "idol" shit disgusted her and she fucking hated it but wanted to try it to get her music out there, why the fuck did she not just become an indie vtuber instead of applying for a company with an established fanbase and "culture"? Why the fuck did she not stay as the demoncube but got an avatar and be done with it? She would have gotten more freedom to play whatever she wanted and to collab with whatever shitty normie e-celebs she likes after gaining traction. She could have gotten her start WITH collabs with other indies that she knows anyway.

It makes no sense to me, business-wise, why she instead just applied randomly to Hololive all half-assed expecting nothing instead of doing literally 10 minutes of research and realizing that what she ACTUALLY would benefit from was to be an indie vtuber and focus on herself and nothing else. Directly tying herself to a company is an instant restriction to what she REALLY wants to do for her endgame.

Whenever I analyze it, it just seems pointless. She doesn't care about games, doesn't play them, doesn't wanna learn them, doesn't wanna be an idol to disgusting people she hates unless they give her money, doesn't do well in collabs with other holos, doesn't care about ANYTHING other than her music and doesn't care about what anyone else has to say about anything, ever. Then what the fuck was the point of joining if she's already basically a company-sponsored indie? Mori feels like a side-project music holo more than a part of a group. If that's what she wanted, then mission accomplished I guess? It's so bizarre.

>>29301662
Cope and seethe endlessly.

>>29249540
Reminder that Mori sold out and went against her own beliefs and ideals.
She did this to get her music to more ears but sacrificed what made it so good in the first place to do so.

Reminder that Mori sold out and went against her own beliefs and ideals.
She did this to get her music to more ears but sacrificed what made it so good in the first place to do so.

Reminder that Mori sold out and went against her own beliefs and ideals.
She did this to get her music to more ears but sacrificed what made it so good in the first place to do so.

Reminder that Mori sold out and went against her own beliefs and ideals.
She did this to get her music to more ears but sacrificed what made it so good in the first place to do so.

>girl who wanted to become an idol and got disillusioned
>girl who disliked idols but turned around them
Parallels this good could start a rumbling.