>>34012835>>34014476non-compete clauses still hold for terminations. In Japan, there's a "freedom of choice" law, so for non-competes to be legal, companies must provide compensation while they're being restricted. If this applies to Nazuna, there would be legal issues if she breaks the clause.
My guess is Hololive's non-compete clause is, if you join a competitor company, you can't stream on the same platform (Youtube) for at least a year after leaving.
Kson still wanted to keep streaming on Youtube so she waited until the non-compete clause restriction ended before joining. Since Nazuna joined right away, she's still under the non-compete clause and can't stream on Youtube as Nazuna, she'll need to wait for a year.
