LogFAQs > #940065880

yeah, the indonesian scene (among other south east asian nations) has been seeing a lot of growth lately. the impact of translated clips certainly is a factor and while i can't say i'm that much of a fan of them, i am glad to see it having this level of international appeal

also, i haven't been a fan of ai-chan for years so i'm definitely not the best person to ask, but last i checked, her original va went public as her own, separate channel and... yeah, I dunno.

I think she must be back with the role now though since the clones got ejected into their own channel instead called lovepii iirc

as for how the fanbase has adapted to this... I mean, inevitably poorly, but pretty good all things considered. Over in china, the drama lead to her bilibili channel (with like a million followers) falling enough that several other people passed it (Kagura Nana, Kano (the utaite), and Shirakami Fubuki in Hololive)... Recently I think she rebounded though and has passed at least one of them again, and I don't think much ever really changed on the youtube side besides slowly losing viewers. the Chinese Kizuna has become pretty popular too. But yeah i'm not too big on talking about people like ai-chan because the only real reason she still gets talked about is because she was relevant. There's a lot of other talent out there in ever nook and cranny of the scene equally worth mentioning.