/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

[Anonymous No.]

Does anybody have an archive of all the videos from the Haachama /schizo/ Arc?

[Anonymous No.]

>>1164227
Blump pls I need this

[Anonymous No.]

>>1164227
https://mega.nz/folder/eB8A1Q6Z#zyF-QKa0WczET2SAa7ohOw
Though I hit the upload cap because MEGA is for fags so I have to wait a few hours before I can download the rest.

[Anonymous No.]

bumpchama

[Anonymous No.]

>>1164313
>https://mega.nz/folder/eB8A1Q6Z#zyF-QKa0WczET2SAa7ohOw
God Bless You, anon.

[Anonymous No.]

>>1164388
Of course, brother. Cover/YouTube might want to erase our girl's hard work, but we wont let that happen. I might even put together a torrent to ensure this shit stays up.

[Anonymous No.]

>>1164313
thank you anon

[Anonymous No.]

>>1164313
>>1164388
still lacks
-the english class short
-the 2 fiction shot
-both song of the horror contest
>inb4 they are in the stream
and yet the folder has the other shorts

[Anonymous No.]

>>1165536
There was this song from contest
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zf1epRIQHGQ
But with different art. I have it, if you want, but if you just care about song, then you have it

[Anonymous No.]

Behead those who insult Haachama

[Anonymous No.]

Man I'm still fucking mad over this. If somebody told me year ago that I'd feel down because some faggot company (be it cover,youtube or whoever created that new 'rule') is throttling creativity of some teenage jap girl I'd ask them what drugs were they taking.
I can't even imagine how it must've felt to get shut down 24h before the finale. I just hope she won't stop being herself and come up with new creative content that makes her different from other vtubers

[Anonymous No.]

I hope the videos are extremely hard to find in the future. It will add to their mystique. I was glad I witnessed the arc and got to see Haachama's full autistic creativity on display.

[Anonymous No.]

>>1169395
I procrastinated on watching them due to being utterly swamped with statistics work. Fuck

[Anonymous No.]

>>1169339
She could go independent, but there's a lot of peril in that direction

[Anonymous No.]

>>1169339
Does anyone know the full story what made them axe it?

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>>1170106
No, it's pretty much like every other mass-deletion/privating of videos that's happened and no one will ever know unless she says how, which she won't because she is an employee of a corporation and doing so may get her terminated or at least banned from making videos for a month. The sheer frequency at which this kind of stuff happens is weird.

[Anonymous No.]

>>1169339
Its a very Japanese corpo mindset, thinking outside the box is not allowed

>>1170106
>>1170195
Same story as always

[Anonymous No.]

>>1170321
>thinking outside the box is not allowed

Japan is retardedly stupid with this too. Way more than many other cultures. It usually goes like this:

>A standard is established
>Breaking off is frowned upon
>Until someone break off and is successful
>Then this approach becomes the new standard
>A standard is established
>Breaking off is frowned upon
>so forth

Absolutely stupid.

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>>1170321
I think youtube's TOS may play a part in this. So it is not just Cover's fault.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j1sETR1EMwY

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>>1170106
Nobody, everything is speculation. Only thing we know is that she had to delete everything due to upstairs orders. Whether that's CC or YT is anyone's guess.

I'm pretty sure it was a Cover move though. Her "gore" videos were actually pretty tame (the average shounen has more violence), while her fanart reviews, which are 100% against guidelines, are untouched.
From that point on, there's a number of theories as to why they would specifically target the "lore" content specifically. Personally I think it's just a typical case of tall poppy syndrome, she was getting too immersed in her own thing and staff may have thought it went too far off their reins.

Whatever the case, they handled it in the worst possible manner. They could just let her finish the damn thing and then tell her to do something else. Even delete the content afterwards as well, so long as she could actually complete the project she'd been working on for who knows how long.
That they would put a stop to it immediately before the "big finish" makes me think that it was done as a statement, like a power move of sorts. It's no surprise she would react like she did, anyone would feel discouraged after being handed a big bowl of shit for all their effort.

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>>1170577
Nobody would take Youtube's rules and TOS seriously if it weren't for that idiotic and unreliable AI that seems to ban randomly and on a whim.

Their are hardly enforced as is (youtube is way understaffed for its size) and appeals take days if not weeks to be reviewed (unless you're a big name) and worse, they often change rules however they feel like without any reason. The fact that youtube hasn't collapsed yet is entirely due to a lack of proper competition and not competence whatsoever.

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>>1164313
Thanks.

Does anyone have her 1 million celebration stream?

[Anonymous No.]

Bump for Chamers

[Anonymous No.]

>>1170577
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j1sETR1EMwY
This one was removed because of the ecchi thumbnail, pretty common. It happens to Marine all the time

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>>1170636
I don't disagree with this overall but I'm just now realizing how much this sounds like claims about WWE management when I used to follow wrassle more. Talents getting 'punished' for their original gimmicks and bits that got organic interest and making a demonstration of the whole thing to their colleagues.

[Anonymous No.]

>>1175423
and together they have achieved satori.