/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>>53603144
Yes way, like in this thread I was in here: >>/vt/thread/52455865#p52469671
Even with me providing a graph that helps eliminate outlier influences to show overall trends earlier in the thread (picrel), anons still scrounged for cope that my graph is wrong.

>>52461582
>>Hololive's appeal has always been CGDCT, literally 99% of their streams are that with a few exceptions
>when you ignore the parts that disprove my point, I'm right!
>>Tempiss debuts and they go full guns blazing with weekly HoloEN collabs and nonstop interactions
Actually Mori was the one who got their collab ban ended early, therefore HoloEN were the ones going guns blazing with weekly Tempus collabs
>>the homo themselves are absolute shitters and their core audience mostly fujo sisters, already proving the Hololive fans actively avoid them
>Source: it came to me in a dream
>>still no EN3 when the branch desperately needs it
Skill issue. ID and Tempus have less members. Tell the girls to spread their less less and stream more
>>you can literally see the graph for HoloEN drop hard the moment Tempiss debuted, with each individual Holo except Fauna having massive % reclines
Actually the recline happened before Tempus debuted. Are you forgetting that "incline" was Sana's graduation month when she decided to get off her ass and start streaming? Where her streams and any collab involving her would get mega buffed because of said upcoming graduation? Picrel is a better graph that doesn't crumple to outliers. Oh look! Constant decline.
>>beggars STILL deny homos were responsible for the recline
Considering all the evidence pointing to the contrary, are you positive you aren't projecting?

>>49275606
If they are making millions in streming then hololive is making double of that so holos are richer anyways going by your retarded assumptions

>>49199748
>Biggest
Was 3rd when vshoujo was intact it's still second now(in the west)
>For now

>>49120481
Straight up wrong only her shitposting review and graduation got big numbers holojp has long surpassed the avrage peak at the time and they are inclining this year too

Avrages of different corpos

For those who missed, here is a brand new chart to add to the ones posted regularly in this thread.
Actually, not really new, it is just the "per branch" chart but with 365 days instead
>365 DAYS TRUE AVERAGE, PER BRANCH
Here are some interesting things

>1) HoloJP
After a big period of keeping a holding pattern, HoloJP REALLY kicked into gear right around mid July 2022, first pushing their average over 10k and then, in pretty much a linear fashion, to 11k in 2023.
>2) HoloEN
They were keeping a holding pattern from the end of CCVID in Feb 2022 till the end of August 2022, then the floor collapsed and they dropped almost a full K between that point and now, with half of that being before Christmas and the other half, after March.
>3) NijiJP
This branch is on a stable path since mid 2022, after inclining slightly between the start of their recorded history and September 2022
>what about that jump?
That's the funniest thing and costed me some four hours to find the source of that massive jump, spoilered here to give you guys a chance to guess
>it was the sodding "Gwelu line" stream, which ran 24/7 for more than a month, which tanked some 200 CCV from NijiJP overall average due to its sheer length and low CCV
>4) HoloID
They remained stable up until the end of November 2021, then what was commented back then as "a shift in strategy, from HoloEn-lite to more focused in their local market" initially tanked their numbers but after HoloFes, the debut of ID3 and Kobo account getting deleted twice making national news, the strategy proved to be successful and they grew significantly and, for the first time since Luxiem debut, are ahead of NijiEN right now
>5) NijiEN
Their trajectory is pretty much parabolic, they started their ascent when Luxiem debuted and reached the apex when Luxiem commemorated their anniversary, and are reclining ever since, having been overtaken by HoloID
>6) StarsEN
They aren't 365 days old yet, and their numbers are following a downward trajectory, steeper than the one from HoloEN and NijiEN, having their 365 days average drop below 2k.

All in all
>Hololive is massively inclining
>Nijisanji, VSPO and HoloID are stable on a high point
>HoloEN, NijiEN and StarsEN are in a recline

Now, here is a brand new chart to add to the ones posted regularly in this thread.
Actually, not really new, it is just the "per branch" chart but with 365 days instead
>365 DAYS TRUE AVERAGE, PER BRANCH
Here are some interesting things

>1) HoloJP
After a big period of keeping a holding pattern, HoloJP REALLY kicked into gear right around mid July 2022, first pushing their average over 10k and then, in pretty much a linear fashion, to 11k in 2023.
>2) HoloEN
They were keeping a holding pattern from the end of CCVID in Feb 2022 till the end of August 2022, then the floor collapsed and they dropped almost a full K between that point and now, with half of that being before Christmas and the other half, after March.
>3) NijiJP
This branch is on a stable path since mid 2022, after inclining slightly between the start of their recorded history and September 2022
>what about that jump?
That's the funniest thing and costed me some four hours to find the source of that massive jump, spoilered here to give you guys a chance to guess
>it was the sodding "Gwelu line" stream, which ran 24/7 for more than a month, which tanked some 200 CCV from NijiJP overall average due to its sheer length and low CCV
>4) HoloID
They remained stable up until the end of November 2021, then what was commented back then as "a shift in strategy, from HoloEn-lite to more focused in their local market" initially tanked their numbers but after HoloFes, the debut of ID3 and Kobo account getting deleted twice making national news, the strategy proved to be successful and they grew significantly and, for the first time since Luxiem debut, are ahead of NijiEN right now
>5) NijiEN
Their trajectory is pretty much parabolic, they started their ascent when Luxiem debuted and reached the apex when Luxiem commemorated their anniversary, and are reclining ever since, having been overtaken by HoloID
>6) StarsEN
They aren't 365 days old yet, and their numbers are following a downward trajectory, steeper than the one from HoloEN and NijiEN, having their 365 days average drop below 2k.

All in all
>Hololive is massively inclining
>Nijisanji, VSPO and HoloID are stable on a high point
>HoloEN, NijiEN and StarsEN are in a recline