/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

Reposting because why not. Dead hours and only Stars are on.

>Hololive: Civil War
>starts during the first collab of the new Holostars EN branch
>bombing kills all the new fags, severely injures Yagoo/puts him in a coma
>A-chan recruits Detective Watson to figure it out, attaching Agent Zeta and Lui as representatives from the other branches/liasons
>Ideological split down the middle between Idols and pro-Homos
>Ollie and company on one side
>Kiara and company on the other side
>Bae gets roped into the anti-homo side despite her burgeoning romance with Robbie
>Mori runs an underground "resistance" with the pro-homo group
>Gura reveals HER in support of pro-idol group, only to switch sides later. Has to do some post-shenanigans to magically put her identity back into anonymity after this company-wide crossover
>Kiara river of truth speech. "Doesn't matter what /vt/ says. Doesn't matter what the clippers or the Nijis say. Doesn't matter if the whole vtubing community decides that something wrong is something right. This company was founded on one principle above else: The requirement that we are IDOLS, no matter the consequences. When the deadbeats and the Twitchers and the whole vtuber community tell you to move, your job is to plant yourself like a tree beside the river of truth, and tell the whole world...KIKERIKII"
>Ending: all a secret plot orchestrated by Eugene(?) to gain control of Hololive.
>Twist twist: Anya orchestrated everything. Yagoo's secret daughter all along. 'He never acknowledged me, he didn't even put me in JP, and he never cared about MY STUFFS'
>Epilogue: Some of the homos sacrifice themselves to protect best buddy Yagoo. Gain the respect and acceptance of the Idol-faction. Full unity ending as Homos get rolled into Hololive: STARS division. RobBae happily ever after. Kiara and crew somewhat begrudginly accepts new status quo...for now...
>epi epilogue: Kiara gets attacked/"assassinated" by a deadbeat (CROSSBONES lol). Scene of Mori talking to Kiara's body on a slab. Was it worth losing her best friend? 'It wasn't worth it.'