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has someone got the most up to date version of this chart

>>49302375
Doomposting is inevitable with trends like picrel
Just because niji CN and homo EN are collapsing doesn't mean that holo EN's situation is great
Hell, given that Cover thought tempiss was supposed to be a replacement for EN3, you can imagine the "holopro EN" graph there if you wanna feel extra grim

>>49167460
Slow and steady something something

Couldn't find the original graph anon post, but
>Stars EN are almost full fledged 3 views

>>48992799
>A lot of people

>>48951077
About the live audience of HoloEN having decreased, you can refer to this chart
>pic related
the magnitude of their combined decrease in live audience depends on where you start measuring but, even by the most conservative estimates, would’ve a 3k drop in their 30 days average.
As for “no small corpo or indie picked up a significant part of that loss of live audience”, right now there is no small corpo with a 3k average in the EN market. Even Pippa alone (the highest ranked of all small corpo chuubas) doesn’t have a 3k average and the “3k loss” for HoloEN is on their 30 days average, representing a whole lot more than just 3k people

>>48951094
>Anon posted the rolling 100 day median or whatever it was called claiming that a few days ago.
>Didn't save the chart.
>He was trying to prove that Tempus debut was the big decline trigger despite other events, but when he switched to 30 days, the drop off switched to late October, when Gura and Ina disappeared
There is not a single factual statement in this whole post.

>chart was 365 days rolling
>goal was to show a chart free from influence of seasonal events
>Gura had SEVENTEEN public streams in October, one of the biggest numbers for her months

>>48927767
>is HoloJP still completely unrivaled?
Here, from the last thread
>pic related
It's coming to a point they don't even belong in the same chart

Here is an update on the
>30 DAYS TRUE AVERAGE, PER BRANCH
chart, going until 2023-05-06

Some comments

>1) Hololive (the japanese branch)
They're back ahead of their RUST arc peak, more than 1k ahead of their Coco graduation arc peak and came very close to meet their former all time peaks during this year's New Year's arc.
>2) HoloEN
They're bouncing back from an all time low, but stabilizing on a low point below their CCVID low
>3) Nijisanji (the japanese branch)
As usual, outside their tournament and events seasons (July/August and December/January) they're stagnated at the same point they usually sit, around the 3.5k line.
Right now they're below it, and in early march they almost touch the 3k line, their lowest point in this record
>4) VSPO
They are stable ahead of the 3k line, reclining from a higher point mid March. That line seems to be their natural baseline for the past year outside of eventful weeks
>5) HoloID
After shedding their more touristical audience in the end of 2022 they're rock solid over the 2k line (their new normal), except for more eventful weeks and their short term buff.
>6) NijiEN
They also found stability, but at DRAMATICALLY low point.
Right now NijiEN is averaging (for 30 days) the same they were in the week of Luxiem's debut, and they're at that mark for almost 3 months now.
>7) StarsEN
After a brief stabilization in their numbers (in a great part due to their participation in VSaikyou and the VCR Rust server, their floor collabsed again and it doesn't look like they can pull out of this death spiral.

All in all
>Hololive is defying gravity and staying up
>VSPO and HoloID are stable in a high point
>NIjisanji is bouncing up and down around a stagnated low point
>HoloEN is bouncing up from a low point into a slightly less low point
>StarsEN is sinking