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>>18748648
>how would you find out which agency the talent belongs to?
Their twitter and blog. There's really no point for having info on agency in sites like javlibrary.
>any known relations between studios and agency like say bstar never working with moodyz.
That's insider info, we'll never know if certain studios have problem with or close to certain studios. But from what I've seen, many agencies have their talents scattered over unrelated studios like Mine's Pro having Kojimina in S1 and Sakura Mana in SOD. I guess the agencies are really independent outside the studios' politics.
>what would even be the need for another agencies if you are already in S1?
Maybe she had a problem or feud with her old agency, that's common thing to happen.
>isn't that just stupid talent signing away their name rights?
When you're signed to an agency, they decide on your stage name and image from the start. At least in Japanese entertainment industry.
>studio looks more powerful. you don't want to be dropped by Moodzy.
By agencies holding more sway I mean they're having more control on their talents' image and life. The decision on who to sign and dropped as exclusive is of course decided by the studios themselves, the agency can only offer. But if Julia dropped by her agency, it's more devastating because she'll lose the name and image built for years.
>isn't studio the same as maker? label is just a sub-brand of the studio?
Yes. BTW some studios actually belong to the same group/conglomerate. See >>18738029

>>18485670
I just find it amusing to see what those rippers up to. It seems like they're experimenting with their setup once in a while for whatever reason.