Vtubers: Human Brands With Huge Potential
The Vtuber revolution is clearly here to stay. It’s fun, creative, and will no doubt make a lot of people a lot of money over time.
The Vtuber revolution is clearly here to stay. It’s fun, creative, and will no doubt make a lot of people a lot of money over time.
The 2021 and 2022 convention scenes are going to look a lot different than 2019.
We’ve heard it before: Anime piracy hurts the creators!
But how true is that really?
What do you do when you hit it big in Anitube?
You get invited to live and make content in Japan on a work visa.
Being reliant on revenue from overseas would put the anime industry at the mercy of other nations’ market forces.
An effective mascot character becomes the best brand ambassador a company could ask for by becoming a household name in and of themselves.
If AnimeLog manages to see wild success, it could be the beginning of a paradigm shift, but the deck is stacked against it.
I probably own well over $3000 worth of anime figures. I didn’t buy them because I wanted to “support” anyone.
Is moe killing anime? What’s the damage? How do we measure that?