>>9374914The en hype will die down even more over the next year as they continue doing the same thing as always. It'll be a downward spiral.
I'd will get a boost from 3d and keep chugging along.
JP speaking chubas are the only ones with a truly bright future for years to come simply because they belong to the japanese home branch, which is located in anime land, and have a pool of talent to draw from that includes a variety of decent amateur seiyuu.
Only vtubing companies' Japanese branches have not only the money but also the means and vision to become an ingrained part of an even greater industry. Enma may be trying to turn EN into a webtoon, but the western market just doesn't have any growth potential for vtubers. It's effectively a dead end, only worth the money it brings in and experience which can be listed on a resume.
