/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>>65876803
case in point
marine - all 3
wai - shorts
kuzuha - streams
zaki - shorts
suisei - videos
konomi - shorts
pekora - streams
koyori - streams
ui - videos (all loli kami)
tomari mari - shorts

Everyone aside from marine gets like 90+% from one category. Marine most closely resembles the Hololive corporate account in the way she gets about a third of her views from each category instead. It's really strange.

Dec views

Aogiri corporate channel steals the top spot from Marine - maybe something to do with that 120 hour vertical stream that just looped shorts? I thought it got privated but I guess it counted towards their views total somehow.

Marine had a great month as usual. Bishopai is still getting 120k views a day, and vertical streams were extremely good for VOD views too. She has 2 separate illustrator teams making shorts too. One team uses A-KA's illustrations, and one team uses Riku's illustrations (a.k.a. the girl that Marine loved back in high school. They kept in touch, and since Riku needed a job and Marine is a big deal now Marine hired her to make shorts for her and has basically pulled her out of poverty). She also has a 3D animator making shorts, and a series where she uses plushies/figures to act out shorts. As well as the usual stream highlights and promo stuff. Overall the shorts game is very strong and varied.

Nito Wai had an insane month too, getting almost 10M more than last month. Legitimately a majority of these views are Q Remastered stream highlight shorts. She found a niche that works and she won't stop mining it. She beats out Kuzuha despite VCR GTA, Hololive corporate despite all the year-end events, as well as Pekora/Koyori/Suisei etc. who had productive months as usual.

Zaki, who basically just plays Mahjongsoul with the intention to get the most egregiously rare and unusual mahjong hand wins you could conceive of, continues to show how well that content style adapts to the shorts meta, getting fewer views than Kuzuha but beating every single Holo not named Marine. A 30 sec short is basically all you need to establish the setup before playing out some ridiculous mahjong scenario that someone might not see if they played for 1000 hours. I dunno how he farms so many unlikely situations though, aside from the one big cheat which is playing 3 player Mahjong instead of the standard 4. Back when Sio was playing I didn't know how she did it either. Mahjong content creators are just a special breed.

Shoutouts also to Tomari Mari who puts out a short every day, and they get about ~300k each which is enough to end up in the top 20 when combined with a more or less daily streaming schedule, even though the stream vods get a tenth the views of the shorts.

I dunno why Amatsuka Uto is on this chart, did she unprivate a bunch of vods when she joined voisore and for some reason it counted towards her total? Strange.