@@siekensou77 depending on the purpose of the EN branch, tbh. Them being able to speak Japanese will make it easier to interact with JP branch (and the possibility to be included in a lot of competitive scene as well), but if they are focused on EN, there is a chance of opening a whole new market untouched by big names.
@@Marleigh_san Real i can barely read in my mother tongue cuz i just dont live there. When i text cousins that do live there its in english even tho its my 3rd language
A very interesting note is Tsuna is one of the only VSPO members to have all the other girls featured on her channel list (barring Kokage and Yuuhi since they're pretty new). I think that says a lot about how she holds the others close enough at heart she will actually make a solid attempt to at least talk to the new EN group a little bit, hopefully have a collab or two. Who knows, maybe the EN group will have some JP bilinguals
@@DarkMickeyz A friend group composed of vspo members plus some other JP streamers. I assume the original poster is excited thinking about what kinda friend groups/cliques vspo en will collab with, especially as for fps gamers that is important.
@@NamePending9 I know about geinin ryodan. What my questioning is the en version? Geinin ryodan feels like they play off stream nowadays. Moreover after "bora out" and this "cat" does not show any sign of joining geinin ryodan "back". Plus hendy is now exploring in playing with newer people too. So I'm surprised people still thought about geinin ryodan moreover suggested an en version of it.
I honestly don't feel like vspoEN got much advertisement. I don't know the average viewership of the jp girls, but I hope they don't see the new debut numbers as a disappointment, especially since the new holo en wave was just announced.
