Chapter 167
How can we measure a successful debut broadcast?
Most people would probably point to the maximum number of viewers.
By that standard, Eona’s debut could certainly be considered a monumental success.
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When Bachubachu KR's 4th-generation talents debuted, over 150,000 people watched the broadcast, including the senior VTubers’ joint viewing.
In terms of scale, Parallel's 2nd generation, which is still in its early stages, only reached a maximum of 70,000, including the joint viewing channel.
Looking back at the first-generation debut, even though the CEO used all her connections to artificially inflate the viewer count, it still peaked at 15,000, making this growth truly unreal.
Of course, Eona had 70,000 viewers, while Miho and Orca had around 40,000 each, so some might argue it’s only half a success.
But the attention Eona garnered was bound to spread to the other members too.
The second-generation talents stuck together like sisters, often appearing on each other’s broadcasts and exchanging viewers.
As a result, sometimes they would settle in one spot, and fans who had the time would start following an entire group instead of just one person.