I'm glad they went for KeenBiscuit instead of Walfiee. Obviously still the same idea, but doesn't feel like a me too deal.
Miko is actually pretty shy, so maybe not. I think it just comes down to a mixture of the language barrier and being shy, tbh. Most of the talents are introverts and kinda intimidated by their senpais.
What do you do on there? I mean, I do watch some NJPW and Impact, but I didn't really feel like I've watched enough recently to really warrant being on that thread, plus I admittedly figured it'd be some AEW tribalfagging.
She's gone on record saying she always accepts any invitation unless she absolutely can't because of prior engagements. Some of the Collabs she's done with Roboco were incredibly short notice where Roboco would message her the day before asking if she wanted to play APEX or whatever.
She mentioned there might be 6 variants so that's either her improving a bit or all of ID 1 and 2 have one.
By her own admission, she's averse to working with her own gen mates. She thinks she brings nothing to collabs - especially one on one collabs. Before their off-collab, Ina and Ame went over 8 months without collabing together because of Ame's mindset and Ina's not liking to bother others.
Calli trained Bae well. How could something be so hilarious and yet sound genuinely good, Calli you madlad. Calvin spits fire.
He is playing elden ring(no SC) and the dude doesn't really bait superchat. Also i think his fans blows everything in his album. Do your reps nijifag.
Memberships and merch are where the talents make the most money, I believe. I forgot where, but I saw that Cover only took 20% of membership money. Also, with that being 6 months ago, I have to believe that's not quite accurate now. Even still, let's lowball and say Gura earns 6 dollars from every one of those 13k members. That's 65k USD every month, not including sponsorships, superchats(i mean she doesn't really get much anyway), and merch and voicepacks.
