/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>>70244089
>has no room to grow they reach their peak..
Mate, are you crazy? Hololive is a niche within a niche even in the niche industry it is already a part of
>weeb hobbies and adjacent
Even a sideways leap to capture a slightly bigger share of the japanese idol market has potential to grow their numbers to an even bigger point than they already are.
They didn't even finish growing in the vtuber market as their massive incline in their live viewership shows

Here is an update on a rarely posted chart
>THREE HUNDRED AND SIXTY FIVE (365) DAYS AVERAGE, PER BRANCH
Notice that this chart has a massive range, 365 days leaving only the barebones trend for each branch with very little meaning for the actual number being shown.

The way to look at this chart is
>line going down: trending worse than the prior year
>line going up: trending better than the prior year

All in all
1) Hololive (the japanese branch)
Pretty much "BRRRR, lines goes up", continuously since the end of CCVID

2) HoloEN
DAMN! Advent debut surely broke their fall and put them back in an incline path.
Lots of ground to make up for tho.

3) Nijisanji (the japanese branch)
Gliding back to their pre-Salome pre Koshien 2022 numbers

4) VSPO
Floating up to overtake Niji in this metric

5) HoloID
Recline in mid 2023, stagnation starting in October 2023 back into a recline in Feb 2023

6) NijiEN
A continuous recline since mid to late 2022, getting less steep in 2024 (unrepeatable circumstances?)

7) StarsEN
A continuous recline since the start of the chart, gliding towards a full year average of three digits

Again, notice this is the year-long average. Individual events, streamers can't really move this trend, only actual incline or recline
>except that weird bump in Nijisanji's chart in Sep 2022, that's the "Gwelu line" stream falling out of range after depressing the Nijisanji global average by some 80 to 100 points