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UF8 06/02/20 9:24:15 AM #19:	Raka_Putra posted... Though it should also be noted that there are also vtubers that retired/was discontinued, IIRC. Here's one thing I've been interested in...how would you classify the production entities behind the vtubers? I know there are dedicated agencies. Then there are various corporations and organizations who joined the vtuber bandwagon. There are also indie vtubers. Would you say those are the three main categorization? yeah that more or less covers it actually. some indie vtubers also form their own groups for all sorts of reasons, whether it's just because some artist decided to create a brand or simply because there was an actual group of friends who decided to start doing things together. for the most part there's definitely a commercial element there though. pretty much most successful ones, even "independent", aren't actually indie. But yeah in general, what you said is basically the full story Also, again going back to this site, https://hiyoko.sonoj.net/search/streamer/ there's a lot of groups out there. Just try that filter by group feature and you'll see what i mean. <cite>UF8 posted [p:940068340] in Vtuber Top... [t:78739377]...</cite> <quote>Raka_Putra posted... </cite> <quote>Though it should also be noted that there are also vtubers that retired/was discontinued, IIRC. Here's one thing I've been interested in...how would you classify the production entities behind the vtubers? I know there are dedicated agencies. Then there are various corporations and organizations who joined the vtuber bandwagon. There are also indie vtubers. Would you say those are the three main categorization?</quote>yeah that more or less covers it actually. some indie vtubers also form their own groups for all sorts of reasons, whether it's just because some artist decided to create a brand or simply because there was an actual group of friends who decided to start doing things together. for the most part there's definitely a commercial element there though. pretty much most successful ones, even "independent", aren't actually indie. But yeah in general, what you said is basically the full story Also, again going back to this site, https://hiyoko.sonoj.net/search/streamer/ there's a lot of groups out there. Just try that filter by group feature and you'll see what i mean. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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