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At the end of the day, vtubing is still an entertainment industry, which is reliant on people with rare talents who may or may not be level-headed or reliable but are still the indispensable product being sold. Idols, actors, musicians, artists, all constant drama factories that create an entire massive media ecosystem just to chronicle all the drama. This sort of thing is to some degree expected and inevitable.Yup. There isn't another JP company I can think of that hasn't had SOME level of weird controversy. Maybe 774 are clean? I'm not sure. Niji, VSPO, VOMS, ProPro, and even Holostars (with Kaoru's stealth termination) sure as hell aren't.
The problem EOPs have, and Holo fans in general, is that pretty much all of their members are blockbuster names. Not a single person can have some sort of issue without it being a major event; and even happy, natural graduations will feel like a killing blow to fans.
At the very least, I don't think THAT level of symbiotic empathy exists in other companies, so if a person was to decide that now was an appropriate time to look towards other companies for reasons revolving around attachment, then I wouldn't necessarily blame them. The people who take every piece of news like this to heart are probably going to feel like it's more trouble than it's worth. Some people in this very thread have said that X or Y member graduating is a death knell for the hobby.
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