Idol_corp anuncia su expansión al mercado de América Latina y lanza audiciones para nuevas y nuevos VTubers
Idol_corp, la agencia de talentos de origen israelí, anunció su incursión en el mercado de VTubers en el mundo hispanohablante, especialmente en América Latina, y también dio inicio a audiciones para nuevos talentos en este idioma. Las audiciones se llevarán a cabo desde el 2 hasta el 31 de agosto. La incursión de Idol_corp en […]
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hokazono iroha bff headcanons
illit⠀୨୧ genre fluff pairing hokazono iroha friend x neutral friend reader word count idk warnings none, mentions of r u next
• okayy, she is so cute with you (although she does not like to admit it).
• She would make you dance to songs that are trending (Imagine dancing "kitsch" or "seven" with her jsksks)
• You would have to wait for her, because if she sees a stray cat, she would not hesitate to pet it.
• she loves to listen to music, so on the way home from school you will most likely listen to your favorite songs together.
• she would teach you japanese, so you can speak it while talking together.
• If one day you go to Japan, I would take you to her parents' house and you can eat her mother's food.
• On weekends they would play board games such as "monopoly".
• If you are taller than she is, she would ask you to help her reach things.
•If you were to ask her what she misses outside of r u next other than her family she would say it's you. " I really really miss my best friend y/n" "y/n do you watch me in the tv?" "I love you so much~ ❤️" (and she would make a heart with her hands for you, like this emoji 🫶🏻).
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DANPRI STAGE: Idol Land of The Dead
Hello, wizu archivist again here 🐰
Here's the second stage play of the DanPri boys, full-length and subbed! (I've also subbed the first stage play here)
This stage play's plot takes place between episode 2 and 3 of Idol Land, so just think of it as a 90-minutes filler episode. The story is much lighter than the first stage play and we don't really get to learn more about the characters, but it's still fun to watch nonetheless. It really feels like watching a filler PriPara episode in my opinion.
Just like the first one, I've also included footnotes in the desc to explain some of the contexts. So yeah, enjoy!
(If the embed version below doesn't work, just head over to youtube and it should be fine)
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talking about idol land to a friend who isnt a pripara fan (shes a style boutique fan so im comparing the trainwreck of fashion dreamers events to idol land) and realising that pripara is an absurdist cosmic comedy. like they are so violently against making a rhythm game for this IDOL MUSIC FRANCHISE??? like pripuz is so forgettable but... yeah. they made a fucking match puzzle game years ago and they still havent made a rhythm game. its just so hard to even be angry abt it bc its so funny how theyre just throwing money away when "idol anime" plus "mobile game" have a very obvious solution that somehow keeps flying over their heads. like yeah a puzzle game, perfect fit. okay that didnt work out, how about we just make a game where you pay real money for coords, theres basically nothing to unlock and no gameplay loop. its gna take them 50 years to greenlight a rhythm game
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We don’t like Iono for a reason
"Eww streamer gym leader, that’s cringe”-crowd can go sit down and let the big girls talk for a moment. We’re looking at Iono’s design and premise today.
Let’s get to the point. This is what Iono looks like in her trailer.
That is not a streamer or YT/IG/Twitter influencer setup - this is a professional pop star/idol setup. She has wacky clothing, crazy hair design with pink eyes and pointy teeth to match, and she’s in a high-production value studio with extremely fancy visuals.
In addition, in the video you can also see fluent camera movement from angle to angle, and she speaks like a professional TV host or a trained idol rather than an individual influencer.
Therein lies the issue. Streamers don’t look like that. Their shows don’t look like that. Everything in that setup screams “trained professional pop star with company level production value" and Iono looks like she doesn’t even know how to edit or handle a camera that isn’t attached to a smartphone.
And before you go “but JAPANESE streamers are different” - no they’re not. Here’s screencaps from some of the most popular Japanese twitch streamers
Japanese streamers and “Western” streamers are the same. Playing video games with a camera at their desk, maybe some added visuals here and there.
Streamed content by default doesn’t have high production value because the content is supposed to go on for hours often without a specified end point, and the entire appeal of the content is that it’s personal and mostly unscripted.
Even the richest influencers like Rola make content like this. Her usual self, normal clothes, in her house talking to the camera by herself or with a friend.
Contrast that with what idols and their content (music videos, concerts etc) tend to look like:
Do I even need to say which type of content Iono’s “stream” looked like?
So Iono is not a streamer, she’s a pop idol. Ok. What’s wrong with that then?
Nothing, per se. We already have Raihan being a bit of a social media star, so Iono could be a pop idol for sure.
But why insist on calling her a streamer/influencer? (on all languages, including original japanese) Why does she pretend to run a stream that is clearly scripted, lasts for 3 minutes and took more money to produce than an average streamer spends on all of their equipment combined?
See, I would love a streamer Gym Leader. Constantly taking videos, making everything in her life some kind of content to post. Acting a bit extra all the time, that sort of thing. I think a trailer using their content format would also be really fun.
But the dissonance that comes with Iono’s design begs the question: Do the people at Gamefreak even know what streamers look like and what they do? Do they not understand the difference between individual influencers and highly curated, corporate products like idols? Have they ever... watched a single stream?
Or do they know Iono belongs to a completely different group of people, but decided to call her a streamer on a whim to appeal to young people? As if it’s as simple as that. Professor Turo looks more like a streamer than Iono does at this point.
So ultimately it makes Iono’s design look out of touch. Made by people who don’t know what they’re presenting. An old man’s idea of what the kids are into these days.
I don’t intend to shame anyone who finds her interesting and likes her as a character, but I would invite everyone to keep in mind that Iono is an idol, and that Gamefreak COULD have created a character who is and acts like an actual streamer, but they didn’t.
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