/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>It's three months since ENs' debut
And when will realize they can't make it without vtubers, I mean Holos?
It's just like humankind in 1500B.C. sticking to their bronze weapons calling and being afraid of iron swords some weird magic.
We need to teach them.

>>31040134
I guess you're just immature.

>>30975149
>because there are enough EOPs anyways and you thinking that it would be "fair" certainly isn't an argument.
That arrogance was what made GM and Ford fail. Ens shouldn't follow their footsteps.

>>29467198
>>29467212
That was my impression on her first stream which made me think she's likely to fail, but it seems it worked the other way around.
>conclusion
>normies are taking over the world of anime

>reaping degree
I saw someone itt said she must not have a decent education, but I think that degree is not something you can get in your local community college?
>>26863344
we comrades. Not that tenuous relationship like "friends"

What I anticipate is, that Mori will quit being En at some point in the (near) future, after earning enough money, getting enough fans, and especially achieving better command (she's already good at it to some extent though) of Japanese language. Because she would like to be recognized to be an independent artist, rather than ending up as an avatar of an anime girl.
What I heard was that voice actors of Japanese anime in its early times had been primarily stage actors. They accepted to dub cartoons as their avocations, and that founded the basis of the industry and then they became famous. But some of them had been reluctant or even hated to be recognized as "the guy of that character" even after that. I think Mori might have the same feelings. She won't look down on anime itself unlike proud Shakespearean actors, of course.
Her rap is genuine so that she'll be accepted as a major artist by the mass of that country some day, or at least her song woul'd be adopted to be OP or ED of some anime in next season or so.

Guys I eventually got what the feelings I have had since the debuts of ENs was.
It's like when you have new female teachers for you class.
>Mori: A based and experienced, but hot and young girl who knows how to deal with her students and keep the class under her control. But quite friendly.
>Kiara: A young girl right after graduation. A teacher who you made cry during class time which made you feel guilty.
>Ina: An introverted art teacher who escapes into her atelier when you talk to her.
>Amelia: A teacher of PE class.
>Gura: A janitor.

>"My non-native coworkers in the Japanese convenience store, I mean in the hell, learn the language so rapidly! It's unfair!!"
>"Where they came from?"
>"They're Vietnamese, I mean, Hell Vietnam"

Now I noticed she has stopped saying
>tee hee
Good job, Mori-rin.

So, Mori earned almost 300k$ only by the superchat in the previous stream, and her share would be like 100k or it. No JPs will be comparable to it.
I heard the No.1 dream of Japanese school children is becoming a Youtuber, but not a Vtuber. They must have understood how little its market is.
But as we observed from what Mori did, now globalization has amplified the power of simp, which means that learning English and then becoming a holostar will be the everyone's dream. It's a easiest way to success. It's a Holodream.
We will have new holostars from every corner of nations in the world. Every girl on the earth, regardless of her appearance, will have the right to be simped.
Doesn't it sound exciting? Your daughter, sister, or even mother will be a holostar someday.
Thank you.

>>26494138
But if, by any chance, one of them is actually a "MOM"?
>a baby crying in the background noise

See? Acting like an attentive mom rewards you in the end.

Moririn, we love you, but, if you would like to, please don't call us "kind"...
It's just out of our pure selfishness.

>>26443569
Do you think she uses it properly?

>>26438181
>Salute to the reaper of our filthy lust.