/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>>70167488
was this the project where niji said they wanted doctors and lawyers to become talents?

>>70167488
The first iteration failed for a good reason
One of nijis biggest selling points is its diversity of talents in terms of personality and backgrounds. Pushing this forward again would be a stupid idea as they would lose that
Hard to imagine what they were thinking when they first brought this concept up

>>70167674
something like that, more like a division of the VTA

>>70167488
VTA is just two guys and has been for several months now, the VTA model looks dead in Japan never mind overseas

>>70167488
Niji EN is Vshojo's VTA.

>>70168167
> minors
wait what

>>70168167
>"Super Elite Liver"
Mikochi is already in Hololive

>>70167488
>factory mass produced "gura killers"
lmao this will be sad to watch, and by sad I mean funny

>>70168167
>elite doctor-lawyer-businessman who also sings and performs and is willing to work as a host-club boyfriend
Well they have regular woman standards down to a T, at least.

if youre a japanese speak a little english and audition in EN not JP just like the 2 jp in en did

>>70167488
vta is full of drama anon, they recently fired like 3/4 of its dozens of streamers because apparently they all broke the rules all at the same time, then they suspended the whole branch, then got it back months later without a care

>>70167488
I'll throw in something just for the hell of it.
One of the past VTA members that got dropped said one of their duties as training to join Niji was making clips for the livers for free.

>>70168167
>An accademy of people called Super Elite specializing in a single art.
Call me a weeb for this, but…you can’t make this shit up, doesn’t sound familiar?

>>70167488
Niji is sounding more and more like the vtuber version of tiktok influencer "factories" in China.

>>70169184
When you search for this in the archive the original source is a screenshot from the numbermonkey thread of some Chinese person claiming to know a VTA graduate. Guess it's another example of retards believing everything they read on 4chan and changing the details along the way.

>>70169980
It's not farfetched that knowing how to make clips is part of their training process though. My favourite NijiJP liver absolutely makes her own clips though scarcely as they're time consuming.

>>70168167
>Step 1: Be a doctor, lawyer, businessman or...hairdresser
>Step 2: Showcase talent in singing, games, distribution, etc.
>Step 3: Move to fucking Tokyo
>Step 4: Attend regular lessons 3 times a week alongside your normal occupational duties
>Step 5: ????
>Step 6: Profit? I dunno maybe the company goes under before that

keep dreaming

Certainly a great way to screen and make sure you only have sycophants. The problem is that people tend to stop being funny, when they are being considerate for political and business reasons.

>>70167488
The whole vtuber training program idea isn’t terrible at face value, but I imagine it gets pretty fucking cutthroat if you’re all shooting for Niji and you all won’t necessarily get in.

>>70177815
Good thing a large portion of their fanbase has a similar type of mentality, then.

>>70168329
> minors
hell yeah brother

jokes aside wtf kurosanji

>>70178205
It's ok, parents gave permission.

>>70178205
This is probably more normal in Japan than you’d think, Cover did it too, it’s just Niji seems to have an aversion to learning from their mistakes.

>>70167674
i think they're delusional if they think anyone with a proper career will want to be a vtuber KEK

>>70178276
tale as old as time

>>70179870
Even if someone like that wanted to be a vtuber, they would most likely be an indie, streaming how and when they want to instead of having to be beholden to and exploited by strict corpo rules.

>>70178586
Junior idols are a thing in Japan. They have swimsuit photo albums for sale too, all completely legal.

>>70178205
whatever you do don't look up a certain face of nijiJP's age when she joined

>>70169359
Yeah hidden villages full of Shinobis, each with their own special skill, in Naruto.

>>70169359
Danganronpa 54’s shaping up well, yeah.

who in nijiJP would, if terminated, inflict similar damage to the branch as selen did with nijiEN? they're so big and accelerated at this point that it works in their favor by most of the dramas that have happened being unable to permeate the entire branch through their sheer number of livers, but i know some livers there are linchpins who, if unamicably retired, would kill the branch and basically the corpo as a whole

>>70190698
Literally no one, because the damage has nothing to do with selen and everything to do with their handling of the situation.

>>70167488
>Hell they even mass fired 10+ of VTA students because they failed to meet that standard
They canned the whole gen because turn out they doxxing themselves and each other and breaking NDA.

>>70190698
None. Because JP is usually very professional about it. With exceptions of Gunwhore who nobody like and Meiro who is batshit insane.

>>70190950
Zaion's case was handled pretty similarly badly and the fallout wasn't as bad because she didn't have that big of a fanbase built up. Niji could probably execute around 80% of their livers using that smear style and get away with it, but there's the rest of that 20% that they should be careful with.

>>70190698
The jap nijisissies are mostly chinks or corpobootlickers. kuroniggersanji will just use its usual smear campaign and shift blame to the organ they terminate. They could probably do the same with Mito even though she's one of the founders

>>70190698
I've yet to see NijiJP do an assassination piece on a popular talent that they removed from the company, much less against one who just attempted suicide, while waving their finger in the direction of their remaining talents. Much less do it twice while bullying the popular suicide vic off the air and confirming every rrat.

If they did that to any of their top 5 talents, and possibly several below, I'm sure the main branch would implode, but I've seen no evidence that the main branch's PR and care for the safety of its talents is nearly as bad. Indeed, the only company I've seen attack ex-livers to this degree is Wactor/910inc. It isn't part of Japanese culture to try to run your ex-employees out of the industry they work in, and I'm sure it'd be no more accepted here than there, it's only that they're quite distant from it and haven't been exposed to the long history of mismanagement the EN fans have been dealing with.