Everytime Suisei Mentions Miko, Mikodanye Will Show Up... (Hoshimachi Suisei / Hololive) [Eng Subs] 

You may have to refresh my memory, but which Holomems were involved in those?

@@Nehfarius Suisei and Iroha I think?

smoking cost money 😢

​​@@pole8740 true, waste of potential money that could have been used for gacha or skins

Smoke is fleeting, gacha is eternal

And you have to go outside to smoke, while gaming is an indoor activity.

Milo spawn at exactly 10 minutes in this stage every time so its just the timing of suisei talking

@@tharathamrongnawasawat8057 *Milo*

She prolly sees the 35Ps and starts thinking about Miko. They show up like 30 sec before Mikodanye

Business Relationship i think

meme

well, her evil mascot counterpart _was_ hurling fire breath at her...

Nah, she's collabed with plenty of members before. I'd bet she's just way too busy these days with how many projects she has going on. She's said herself she barely has time now to stream the games she wants to play herself.

Nah, she collabs with tons of other members. She has so many groups with Shiraken(Noel, Flare, Polka, and Miko), StartEnd(Towa and Aqua) and then Mikomet(Miko). Suisei and Elira and not similar in that way. Sora is more like that. She was the first, she started it all, and she's an inspiration, but she doesn't really have any dynamics with the other members. Others openly admit they're worried they might embarrass themselves in front of her.

Smoking is heavily skewed by gender in Japan. ---- Japan’s male smoking rate fell below 30 percent for the first time last year, slipping to 28.8 percent, down 2.3 points from the previous study in 2016, a health ministry survey found. The national livelihood survey, conducted every three years by the Health, Labor and Welfare Ministry, also found that the female smoking rate fell 0.7 point to 8.8 percent. By age bracket, smokers in their 20s saw the biggest drops, with the ratio for men falling 4.1 points to 27 percent and the ratio for women dropping 1.9 points to 8.3 percent. But most smokers are in their 40s, with rates of 37.6 percent for men and 13.4 percent for women. The male smoking rate has been on the decline since hitting 48.4 percent in 2001. www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2020/08/09/national/science-health/japan-male-smoking-rate/

@@yuraTL Japanese people very often lie to their doctor to preserve their job :) 統計は信用できない。