It’s quite rare for companies to debut VTubers one at a time.

There are several reasons for this. First of all, not every VTuber can become popular. Instead of debuting just one and risking them not gaining traction, it’s more strategic to debut a group of about five, hoping at least one of them becomes successful.

But more importantly, it’s about relationships.

In the VTuber world, relationships are a critical component.

For example, imagine VTuber A isn’t particularly interesting. However, if VTuber A is best friends with VTuber B, who is extremely popular, and they have great chemistry together, VTuber …