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>>9750888
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Yes yes, the numbers explains everything.

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>>6879579
let's hope so

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>>6856768
Numberfag tangent.
NijiEN's view-to-subs ratio is quite good. The first gen is around 18-25%, which is a similar ratio to HoloEN, 15-19%. While people may say that someone with 10k live views/200,000 views is better than your NijiEN oshi with only 2-4k live views/30-50k views, that's only natural and to be expected as a chuuba grows. Managing something like a 28%+ view-to-subscriber ratio after the development phase (usually a month or later after debut) is a much more impressive feat, since that proves you can hold up and attract a bigger ACTIVE audience with the subscribers that you have now. HoloEN does not lack in that department, but NijiEN is currently excelling in it.

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