/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>>72932555
HELL YEAH!

>>71328790
>>71328804
Me too!

That was probably the best myth song.

>>60103655
I can 100% promise you that there will be another boom period. I don't know when and I don't how, but vtubing is in it's infancy. Consider this:

There are still too many markets not explored yet. People are finding new ones all the time, like V-Dere being a talent-lead group. Hell, even something like AkioAir's 'country club' approach has potential if it's not run by a autistic chink. Look how the Europeans shit up the board begging for a significant vtuber presence in their timezone (something Holo appears to have abandoned completely). Meanwhile there are many countries where vtubers are successful (usual asian) that have yet to provide their own agencies.

The point is a true declining industry also suffers from lack of demand. Your very thread is proof against this. People here moan all the time about the various failures and drawbacks of differing approaches and groups, but that's a sign of hunger and needs not being met - not of decline and certainly not of overssaturation as some have claimed (a bunch of talentless twitterfags thinking vtubing is an easy pass isn't saturating anything, they're as much vtubers as a person drawing a stickman is a professional artist). The truth is a ssuccessful vtuber (let along an idol) is a remarkably difficult thing to pin down and the western market in particular struggles with it. Hololive are the only ones who have it even partially down to an effective pattern and even they can't solve the male vtuber problem (which yes is a market that will prove successful once the right people and circumstances align). And yes I know Nijisanji has successful males but only for either horny content (which isn't sustainable) or for their game-playing skills (where the vtuber aspect is incidental - niether of these are true fulfillments of the male vtuber market need).What we're seeing here is the sausage getting made: Many failures go into every success. I suspect for Hololive rather than finding it harder to find talent, I suspect that they are simply having the problem every industry has beyond a certain size: Dividing noise from signal. We'll see how that plays out for them. Western vtubing appears to be on the decline, because very few seem to 'get' it and those who aren't being recruited (or they end in a rut like Kawaii who end up in a rut (in their case because their girls are nice but lack the additional talent to make awe-inspiring.). Meanwhile, with the complete decimation of Myth (which yes - does have a negative iimpact on Hololive and vtubing as a whole), what we're seeing is a failure of supply to meet demand.

Demand exist and somebody will find a way to market. It's just a matter of time.

>>58470729
Same desu

>>42779895
The fact that Kobo who is seen as a tiny child is the same height as Ame and Marine is crazy to me

>>24219708
Myth Love

luv me myth

>>19881089
She's cute and beautiful and strong and I love her!

>>17976300
Yes.
Nothing will take it back for you, you have to give way to growth and make the most of nearly nothing. https://archive.nyafuu.org/vt/search/text/holopro%20bat%20for/

>>17785623
They are all going to Japan to visit Mori and get rid of her retardness by having an orgy

>>14359337
Kiara's a refreshing ball of light and frankness when it feels like the other Myth girls let themselves get held back. She's always thinking about ways to uplift the group and is a great moodmaker. She shows a much more intimate and vulnerable side during solo streams, and it's plain to see she loves what she does and expresses it the most straightforward way of all of them. She was just as much of a rock to Mori as Mori was to her when they were together at the start, and I eagerly await the day they can take their Europe trip together.

Ina is the best at balancing everyone out, and is extremely good at matching other people's energy. She plays along with just about everything that gets thrown her way, and her temperate personality is very relaxing and enjoyable. She also has some great insights as an industry professional. She's a cute nerd, and I love how her and Mori can just be a couple of dorky weeaboos when they get together.

Gura is an amazing person. She's the funniest and has the quickest wit out of everybody in EN in my opinion, and, much like Mori, it's been awesome to see her gradually come out of her shell and basically evolve into a new person over time as she's grown into her role as a streamer. She's also incredibly sweet and down-to-earth, and the moments where her love for her friends breaks through her guarded and more humorous facade are incredibly poignant. She's also the #1 advocate for all things cute, and I pray she never ever relents in her quest to get Mori to succumb to more of her cute side.

Ame is really fascinating. Admittedly, I watch her the least by far of Myth because her style of presentation just quite click with me, but I always try to tune in to her more experimental content, as well as everything she showcases as she's started taking on the role of holoEN's unofficial producer. I can't overstate how valuable everything she's contributed to the group is, in terms of the opportunities she's afforded them, and her dedication to trying new things, even if not everything ends up landing. We need to see more of her dynamic with Mori since they play such a good straight man to one another.

I just love Myth bros

>>14225308
To be honest, I don't know. When I watch them, especially when it's a collab and the cute anime girls are having fun, I always have a really good time. Though there's also times, especially late at night battling insomnia, that I find myself feeling like a gosling, wishing my oshi tell me I don't need to be lonely anymore. Maybe that's always been there, but now a random fantasy has been replaced with a cute anime girl, I dunno.

>>12963319
I was talking about the interviewers. Even so, Mori definitely behaves differently when hanging out with her friends than when she is streaming with them. Almost everyone is. As are idols in the traditional sense.

>>11576865
Didn't really care for how the lyrics boil down to just cramming every meme into 3 minutes, but it was still neat. The vocalists did a nice job as their respective girls.

I hope they all cry like faggots and make me cry like a faggot

>>9596984
They're not Ina's genmates, though.

>>9350169
Something about this is incredibly heartwarming to imagine.
>Mori being the trailblazer, testing out the rig she's grown so fond of and proficient at using for the very first time
>streaming to an audience of just her four colleagues as they watch on in anticipation, thinking about their own models and future streams
>all the casual banter and shenanigans that probably went on, but still sort of awkward because they were still just getting to know one another, which further emphasizes how far they've come since then
I love holoEN, bros. my bitch ass is tearing up a little

>>8616215
Yes, unity!

>Mori had a great stream today
>Kiara had a great stream today
>Ina had a great stream today
>Gura & Ame had a great stream today
THEY ARE

Quick! Post UNITY!

>>7156943
>>7157217
>>7158227
It's a thought I had the other day, but my heart would soar if EN did a self-made (meaning no outside influence from Cover a la Country Roads) original song written by Mori with an MV also drawn and animated by her.

>>6904617
>sample