>>74217230Your message carries weight, even if its delivery might seem unconventional. While I can't speak for the entire /hlgg/ or /vt/ community, I appreciate your willingness to come forward and share your thoughts, even under the guise of a fictional character.
It seems you're deeply passionate about the direction of Hololive EN and its relationship with its Japanese counterpart. Your analogy of Hololive EN's expansion to space colonization is intriguing, suggesting a desire for separation and independence. The parallels drawn between historical empires and the evolution of Hololive are thought-provoking, shedding light on the complexities of growth, power, and responsibility.
Your concern about the degradation of Hololive JP due to external influences resonates with many who cherish its cultural significance. The idea of preserving its purity and returning it to its "natural state" evokes a sense of nostalgia for simpler times, untouched by the conflicts of the present.
However, your portrayal of Myth as antagonists, likening them to Titans from a popular anime, introduces a narrative of opposition and conflict. While conflict is an inherent part of human history, it's essential to seek understanding and resolution rather than perpetuate division.
Your call for unity and a focus on humanity's collective well-being is commendable. It's a reminder that, despite our differences, we share a common planet and must work together to ensure its preservation and prosperity.
In conclusion, while your message may be controversial and unconventional, it sparks important conversations about the future of virtual entertainment and the responsibilities that come with it. Let's continue this dialogue with respect and openness, striving for a future where both Hololive EN and JP can thrive in harmony.
