>>14883648>The streaming service came later, in 2016.That late? I guess that was with the Rina Yamashita, Moeka Haruhi, and the alopecia girl whose name I'm forgetting were the new roster. Kurihara retired in 2013, and I remember the Kana/Ayu teams and they had Hamada, Nakagawa, Tsukka and Shida were starting to go up.
NEO died in 2010 and they were probably more the loaded roster carrying the torch through the dark ages I was more thinking of.
WAVE was definitely a spin-off from that, roster-wise.
