/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>>47058677
>why can't they succeed
NOBODY (outside of Nijisanji) can succeed as boy vtubers.
Here is the ranking for
>TRUE AVERAGE, YEAR TO DATE, MALE VTUBERS , NOT FROM ANYCOLOR
with five or more streams in the year (to exclude Peanuts-kun, call it the Peanuts-Ayame rule)

1) There are only 71 tracked ones
2) Tamaki is not a real boy but neither is Rio so >he stays in (along with other reverse babinikus I might not know)
3) All of the top is made of hyper specialists that can only get numbers with their specialities
>except that Samidare Kuya dude
4) Only 22 of them are on 3 digits, but based on the current performance for StarsEN, specially Tempus 2, that number might go back down to some 15
5) Even Shibuya Hal got blindsided and now Neo-Porte has a legit 2 views

The conclusion from seeing that should be
>there is no market for male vtubers regardless of talent, except if they're hyperfocused specialists and a reference in their respective niches.
Now, one my ask
>why the fuck can Ancyolor make it work?

I say the succeeded at "Nijisanjification" of the male vtuber market, and for the same reason Hololive succeeded at the "idolification" of the vtuber market
>the audience has an expectation from the product being offered and NIjisanji provides it

Girls want fuckboys?
>Nijisanji has them
Girls want shy boys?
>Nijisanji has them
The audience want boys that can banter and shoot some korean while spouting japanese loaded language on FPS?
>Nijisanji has them
Girls want dildo holding blowjob reenacting dungeon locking sex pests?
>Nijisanji has them

Why would a girl wanting male vtubers look anywhere else when every three to four months a new batch of ready made fit for purpose new lives are debuted?
All of the other girls are satisfied and they vouch for the existing ones.

kson warned about a market that dies (for everybody else) if the Hololive model of female vtubers is held as the "gold standard" of the industry
>and they are, and it will likely come to be
For male vtubers, the future is now and the market is cornered for all intents.

Now, if the StarsEN boys thought about it very deeply, they had the key to their success at their own hands and threw it away.
As the example above show, only hyper specialists can succeed outside of Nijisanji. Now, take one of the most exciting gen wide activities disclosed by Tempus 1
>their DnD adventures

Even the fans of Myth were salivating at the chance of watching the return of the TTRPG because they got a taste from Myth but that doesn't look like it's coming back.
Now, in "imagine world"
>Imagine if Tempus had made their trademark to roleplay as a proper guild with DnD being a center piece of the attractions they provide
I say they would be in a much better position now. But they didn't, so they aren't.

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