>>69525530>Is there any free website that will allow me to calculate average CCV for various vtubers across the all of 2023? Or one that's already released those numbers for me?Not really but, yeah, I think this table was never done before so here it is
>TRUE AVERAGE OF CCV, FULL YEAR 2023, SIXTY (60) OR MORE STREAMS(notice the 60 streams cutting point and the fact this is *not* the median of peaks but the true average)
Some comments
1) No surprises at the top: #1 and #2 go to the main channels of NIjisanji and Hololive, powered by massive company wide events
2) Out of the streamer channels, Marine stood proud at the top (a feat she also did in the median table for the year) with a 32k+ average capping a magnificent year for her in all metrics
3) Pekora follows with an incredible 30k+ average and Toya, Miko. Aqua, Suisei, Kuzuha and Subaru complete the top 10 with all but the later on 20k+
4) Twenty six (26) channels finished ahead of the 10k line: nineteen from Hololive (with Hajime being the sole DEV_IS), seven from Nijisanji
5) Nerumero was the highest ranked non Holo non NIji in this table, cutting close but just short of a 10k average
6) Mysta was the highest ranked NijiEN boy and Selen, the highest ranked NijiEN girl
7) Roberu was the highest ranked Holostar overall, with Magni finishing the year as the highest ranked on the EN branch
8) Out of the 724 tracked channels "only" 256 made it to the 1k+ club while 116 of them languished on 2 views hell
9) Sony has thirty six (36) tracked channels under their many braches. Out of those, only nine (9) escaped 2 views hell with only one (Syusetu Kohaku, a former indie which accepted a contract) being over 200
and the punchline
10) AZKi finished the year as the #15 highest ranked in this table, and the #9 among the Holo girls trailing only the "first army", Shion, Kanata and Korone.
