>>53266415 (me)I remember the scene where Peko was practicing for the sports festival and Miko was encouraging her like "If anyone can do it, it's you". And I thought they finally made up and coud talk to eachother again. But then even at the day of the festival when Peko really did it and Miko was cheering for her, there still seemed to be a sutble distance between them.
When they were all playing Rust, whenever the two ran into eachother they seemed to treat eachother like a random new holomem they don't really know.
At the end of one Rust season they were all in a big call and micomet announced they wanted to make a team for the next season and are looking for a 3rd member. The only one who responded was Peko who immediately said she wants to join. They completely ignored her.
To this day they appear to be avoiding eachother. Whenever there is a big collab with 5 or more members, there's almost always either Peko or Miko, but never both.
Miko more than anyone dragged me into this rabbit hole around 4 years ago and I always thought of Hololive as a kind of neverending Iyashikei slice of life anime. Just a bunch of cute girls having fun with no conflicts or only minor ones that quickly get resolved. Like between the protagonist and her "rival" who would quickly become best friends. But it's been over 2 years and Miko still wants nothing to do with her rival.
There's something seriously wrong in my Iyashikei. That's what's bothering me.
