/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>>32511542
Merch is by far the biggest earner for Anycolor. Here's a breakdown of their 21-22 sales figures.

Domestic Livestreaming 21.1%
Domestic Commerce 46.9%
Domestic Events 5.5%
Domestic Promotion 16%
NIJISANJI EN 8%
Other Areas 2.5%

>>32365055
They don't? Anycolor sales breakdown.
Domestic Livestreaming 21.1%
Domestic Commerce 46.9%
Domestic Events 5.5%
Domestic Promotion 16%
NIJISANJI EN 8%
Other Areas 2.5%

Nearly half their $100 million sales comes from merch.

>>30187738
Events are nothing in the grand scheme of things 5% of sales.

>>29769340
Nijifags were actually right and are still right though. Here's Anycolor's sales figures for last year and the year before.
Domestic Livestreaming 21.1% (supas, members, ad revenue)
Domestic Commerce 46.9% (merch and voices)
Domestic Events 5.5%
Domestic Promotion 16% (sponsorship)
Nijisanji EN 8%
Other Areas 2.5%

>>29585126
That's the full years numbers. Events really aren't that important to their income. They are one of the smallest parts. Here is a breakdown of their salees.

Domestic Livestreaming 21.1% (supas, members, ad revenue)
Domestic Commerce 46.9% (merch and voices)
Domestic Events 5.5%
Domestic Promotion 16% (sponsorship)
Nijisanji EN 8%
Other Areas 2.5%

>>29247974
If you wonder how they make their money here's a breakdown of sales.

Domestic Livestreaming was 21.1% (supas, members, ad revenue)
Domestic Commerce was 46.9% (merch and voices)
Domestic Events was 5.5%
Domestic Promotion was 16% (sponsorship)
Nijisanji EN 8%
Other Areas 2.5%

>>28804287
Checking on EN specifically, the full year it accounted for 8% of total sales. I can only see that increasing in future though seeing as their cash cows were only there for one quarter.

The rest of it says
Domestic Livestreaming was 21.1%
Domestic Commerce was 46.9%
Domestic Events was 5.5%
Domestic Promotion was 16%
Other Areas 2.5%