/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>>70656116
>Don't be hasty, that's a tricky question.
Is this a trick question somehow? In this case it doesn't matter what Jelly thinks, you need at least 2 children. (In case 1 dies)

I'm gonna mention this since I haven't seen anyone else bring it up so far. I think that one of things people aren't paying enough attention to is the document. Right now the gurrat is probably correct in the broadest strokes (for reasons I'll get into) but the specifics will remain illusive. What we need to do is hammer out the absolutely for-sure known facts.

Timeline:
>Dec 26: Selen posts the MV, is suspended on the spot. Following this, she makes an attempt on her life
>Dec 27: Elira makes the "health issues in my family" tweet
>Dec 28-Feb 4: Selen and her lawyer go back and forth with NijiJP management trying to find a way to part amicably but it goes nowhere
>Feb 5: Selen's lawyer sends to Niji's lawyers her document detailing everything that was happening to her in the company, including bullying and preferential treatment. 2 hours later the termination notice goes up. From this point on, all communication between Nijisanji and Selen, now Doki, ceases
>Feb 6-Feb 11: Absolute fucking chaos, but by the end, Doki just wants to move on and be done with the whole situation so she can focus on streaming.
>Feb ??(possibly Feb 5): Elira is notified of the contents of the document. Whatever is inside this document SCARES her. Specifically, she is worried about her, Millie, and Enna, being doxxed, and their 'safety' being threatened. Elira later gets Vox and Ike together to record their statement for the stream.
>Feb 12: Elira drops the stream, attempting to throw Doki under the bus. Hours later, Riku prostrates himself before the masses and vows to sort out whatever the fuck is happening in NijiEN.

For a while I scratched my head as to why Elira put out that stream, as it was a totally retarded move to do so. All it did was paint a huge target on her when things were about to die down. But it all comes back to the document. It's been made clear at this point, that whatever is in that document is fucking nuclear, and could put specifically Elira, Enna, and Millie in deep fucking shit. That same document being sent to JP lawyers (and who do we know who speaks Japanese and landed in Japan that very same day?) was enough to cause *someone* to immediately pull the trigger on Selen, which they already had prepped just in case. Elira put out that stream because, for whatever reason, she believed that Doki could go public with that document and burn them all, and she wanted to prep her defense while also hiding behind two of the largest male vtubers, whose audience of mentally ill fujos will literally die for. She's afraid of the safety of herself and her clique and getting doxxed because whatever is in that document makes them look SO BAD that autists will literally track them down and make them graduate from life. This is also why Doki refuses to drop the document, because she doesn't want to feel responsible for what could happen to them afterwards. As she said "the internet can be a cruel place".

There are still many unanswered questions here, like why it was Elira's statement came out hours before Riku's, whether she knew what his statement would be, etc., but these things here we know FOR SURE.

TL;DR
>Doki's lawyer sends the doc that could bring about the 7th trumpet yab to Niji management and they panic and fire her
>Elira puts out the stream with Vox and Ike as a way to defend herself preemptively in the case that the doc gets leaked
>Doki refuses to release the doc or her receipts because she knows it would be apocalyptic for NijiEN and she wants to avoid collateral damage

All of this is evidence in favor of the gurrat, at least it's broadest strokes. Elira definitely had a serious role in the "toxic & poor environment". Another thing I want to point out is this, from Doki's latest statement:

>"All of the communication was done between lawyers in Japanese. Things are not black and white and everything gets more complicated and muddled when lawyers are involved in a different country. When things are conveyed to MULTIPLE PARTIES through different degrees of communication, everything turns into DIFFERENT NARRATIVES and DIFFERENT TRANSLATIONS."

Again, WHO touched down in Japan, who speaks both English and Japanese, the SAME DAY Selen sent the doc, and the SAME DAY Selen got fired.

I know most of this isn't new, but I just want to make it clear that even with just things we know 100%, gurrat lines up.