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Hololive Production
Native name
ホロライブプロダクション
IndustryVirtual YouTuber agency
Brands
  • Hololive (JP, ID, EN)
  • Holostars (JP, EN)
OwnerCover Corporation
Website
Cover Corporation
Native name
カバー株式会社
Company typeKabushiki-gaisha
TYO: 5253
ISINJP3218500001
Industry
  • Virtual Reality (former)
  • Streaming
  • Concert
  • Merchandising
  • Licensing
Founded13 June 2016; 8 years ago (2016-06-13)
FounderMotoaki Tanigo
Headquarters
Minato, Tokyo[1]
,
Japan
Key people
Revenue¥30.166 billion[2] (FY2024/3)
¥5.536 billion[2] (FY2024/3)
¥4.137 billion[2] (FY2024/3)
Total assets¥22.713 billion[2] (FY2024/3)
Number of employees
509 [3] (May 2024)
Subsidiaries
  • CCMC Corp.
  • Cover USA, inc.
Websitecover-corp.com

Hololive Production (Japanese: ホロライブプロダクション) (stylized in lowercase) is a virtual YouTuber agency owned by Japanese tech entertainment company Cover Corporation. In addition to acting as a multi-channel network, Hololive Production also handles licensing, merchandising, music production and concert organization. As of November 2024, the agency manages over 90 VTubers in three target languages (Japanese, Indonesian and English), totaling over 80 million subscribers, including several of the most subscribed VTubers on YouTube and some of the most watched female streamers in the world.

The name "Hololive" was initially used for Cover's 3D stream distribution app, launched in December 2017, and later its female VTuber agency, whose first generation debuted from May to June 2018. In December 2019, Hololive was merged with Cover's male Holostars agency and INoNaKa music label under the unified "Hololive Production" brand.

History

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2016–2019: Beginnings and growth

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See caption
Cover's logo from 2016 to 2019

Cover Corporation (カバー株式会社, Kabā Kabushiki-gaisha) was founded on 13 June 2016 by Motoaki "Yagoo" Tanigo,[a] an entrepreneur who had developed video game characters in collaboration with Sanrio at the content company Imagineer and founded various startup companies.[4][5] Cover at first focused on augmented (AR) and virtual reality (VR) software,[4] and received funding from incubator firms Tokyo VR Startups[6] and Recruit.[7]

At the end of March 2017, the company showcased a tech demo for a program enabling real-time avatar motion capture and interactive, two-way live streaming.[6] According to Tanigo, the idea for a "virtual idol" agency was inspired by other virtual characters, such as Hatsune Miku.[4] Kizuna AI, who began the virtual YouTuber trend in 2016, was another likely inspiration.[8]

Cover debuted Tokino Sora (ときのそら), the first VTuber using the company's avatar capture software, on 7 September 2017.[9] On 21 December, the company released hololive, a smartphone app for iOS and Android enabling users to view virtual character live streams using AR camera technology.[10] On 5 April 2018, Cover removed the application's AR features and changed it into a tool for mapping a user's facial movements onto animated avatars in real-time.[11] This update enabled at-home auditions using the iPhone X.[12] The first generation of Hololive VTubers debuted from May to June 2018, and a second generation followed in August and September. Hololive Gamers, a group specializing in let's plays, debuted in December 2018 and April 2019.

On 8 January 2019, Hololive announced that it had signed a contract with the Chinese video platform Bilibili, under which it would open 15 channels on the platform and simultaneously stream there and on YouTube. It would also begin collaborating with Chinese-speaking volunteers to translate Hololive videos, and start releasing original content for the Chinese market.[13] On 17 May, Cover opened permanent talent auditions in China and Japan.[14]

On 19 May, Cover formed an in-house music label, INoNaKa (INNK) Music, from AZKi and former independent VTuber Hoshimachi Suisei.[15] The 1st generation of Holostars, a new all-male VTuber agency,[16] began debuting in June 2019, followed by more in September and October of the same year. A 2nd generation of Holostars talents debuted in December 2019,[17] and a 3rd generation would later debut in May 2020.[18] A 3rd generation of Hololive, "Hololive Fantasy", debuted from July to August 2019. A first generation of Hololive China, a Chinese-speaking branch active on Bilibili, debuted from September 2019 to January 2020. A second generation of Hololive China later debuted in April 2020.[19]

On 2 December 2019, Cover consolidated its Hololive, INNK Music, and Holostars agencies under a unified brand named Hololive Production; the three entities continued to operate under their respective management teams.[20] On the same day, Hoshimachi Suisei transferred to Hololive from INNK, leaving AZKi as the label's only member.[21] A fourth generation of the original Hololive branch debuted late December 2019 and early January 2020.[22] The generation included VTuber Kiryu Coco who would later become the most superchatted channel on YouTube until her graduation from Hololive.[23]

2020–present: Expansion

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Group of 23 female cartoon characters
Promotional artwork for the "Nonstop Story" concert featuring all VTubers of Hololive Japan up to Generation 3

On 24 January 2020, Cover held "hololive 1st fes. Nonstop Story", a concert at the Toyosu Pit in Kōtō, Tokyo, with AZKi and all 22 pre–4th generation Hololive members.[24] "Nonstop Story" was attended by 3000 people on site with "tens of thousands" more tuning in via livestream. On 21 and 22 December 2020, Cover held "hololive 2nd fes. Beyond the Stage", a two-day pay-per-view livestream follow-up to "Nonstop Story", featuring the same cast as well as the 4th generation members as an opening act, as a collaboration with the Japanese entertainment company Bushiroad (as their official partner).[25] At the concert's end, Cover announced Hololive's first original-only concert, titled "Hololive Idol Project 1st Live 'Bloom,'", which was held on 17 February 2021 at Tokyo Garden Theatre (in-person viewing was later cancelled).[26][27]

At the end of the concert, Cover announced a multimedia project entitled Hololive Alternative, releasing a promotional video.[28] On 8 August 2021, Hololive announced its horror project titled "Hololive ERROR" with a live-action teaser featuring Tokino Sora.[29] The project was revealed to be a horror game featuring Hololive members playing as in-game NPCs.[30] A demo was released for free on 7 January 2022 in Japanese[31] while the full version of the game was released on 16 September on Steam with both Japanese and English subtitles.[32]

A new branch of Hololive composed of Indonesian-speaking VTubers, named Hololive Indonesia, debuted its first generation in April 2020;[33] a second generation of the branch later debuted in December 2020;[34] A third generation of the branch debuted in March 2022.[35] A fifth generation of the main Hololive branch debuted in August 2020.[36] A new English-language Hololive branch, Hololive English, debuted in September 2020.[37] IRyS, an English-language "VSinger", debuted as part of "Project: Hope" on 11 July 2021.[38][39] Hololive Council, a second generation of English-language Vtubers, debuted on 22 August 2021.[40][41] The sixth generation of the main Hololive branch debuted in late November 2021.[42]

On 29 December 2021, Cover announced the transfer of AZKi from INNK into the main Hololive branch. As part of the transfer process, INNK would be dissolved and its founder Tsuranimizu would step down from the position of AZKi's manager. The process was completed in April 2022.[43]

On 24 February 2022, Cover Corporation announced the termination of their contract with Hololive Generation 3's Uruha Rushia, citing violations of her contract that "caused the company to take reputational damage".[44] At the moment of her termination, Uruha Rushia was the highest superchat earner on YouTube and within Hololive Production, the second to hold these titles after Kiryu Coco, who retired in 2021.[45]

In June 2022, Hololive GAMERS member Inugami Korone became the official brand ambassador for the Sonic the Hedgehog franchise in Japan. She would later appear in the Sonic the Hedgehog 2 film as the voice actress for one of the characters in the Japanese dub, and Korone-themed downloadable content would be released for the game Sonic Frontiers.[46][47]

On 12 July 2022, Cover announced that Hololive English member Tsukumo Sana would graduate at the end of the month, citing health reasons.[48]

On 18 July 2022, Cover revealed their first English-speaking male group, Holostars English Tempus, who were set to debut at the end of the same week.[49]

On 27 March 2023, Cover underwent an IPO and began trading on the Tokyo Stock Exchange.[50]

In July 2023, Hololive Production announced a joint imprint label, Holo-n, with Universal Music Japan sublabel EMI Records.[51]

On 15 November 2023, Cover announced an amendment of their community works guideline which allow the monetization of fanworks on video sharing platform such as YouTube. They also introduced a new set of guidelines specifically for fans games as well as unveiling their own publishing label for fangames named "holo indie".[52] The announcement came in the wake of several popular Hololive fangames releasing on Steam throughout 2023 such as HoloCure and Idol Showdown.[53][54] The brand is part of Cover's then newly established CCMC Corp. (Creator Community Company) subsidiary which focuses on licensing their Hololive IP for game developers.[55]

On 12 March 2024, Cover revealed that they would be establishing a U.S.-based subsidiary to facilitate localized event planning and sales. Cover USA opened its office in Los Angeles in July 2024.[56][57]

In July 2024, Hololive conducted its first collaboration with a U.S. professional sports team, sponsoring a theme night at a Los Angeles Dodgers Major League Baseball game on July 5, including special merchandise and appearances by talent such as Gawr Gura; the Los Angeles Times noted that this promotion (which also coincided with Anime Expo at the Los Angeles Convention Center) served a dual purpose of helping Hololive expand its audience, while also helping to promote the team to its Japanese fanbase amid their signing of Shohei Ohtani.[58]

Taiwan controversy and suspensions

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Further information: Political status of Taiwan

In September 2020, Kiryu Coco and Akai Haato each mentioned Taiwan on-stream while discussing YouTube channel analytics, which then listed Taiwan as a country in the Japanese interface.[8][59][60][61] Their comments sparked outrage among viewers in mainland China, and were followed by a statement from Cover in Japanese, English, and Chinese on 27 September.[62] In it, the company faulted the talents for "making statements insensitive to certain nationalities" and for "divulging confidential YouTube channel analytics information". Each received a three-week suspension from all activities.

In a separate Chinese-only statement posted earlier on Bilibili, Cover had stated that Coco and Haato's comments did not reflect its policy on China,[59] and reaffirmed its support for the One-China policy and its commitment to doing business in the country.[63][64] Three days later, the company released another statement addressing the discrepancies between the messages, stating that the Bilibili statement was released "due to the desire to adapt it to the needs of the audience".[65] Cover apologized for confusion it had caused, and announced changes in its procedure for releasing regional statements and the formation of a committee to prevent similar incidents.[8][66] On 19 October, both resumed their streaming activities as scheduled.[67][68]

After a "rush of harassment, reports, and apparent boycotting on Bilibili",[8] all six members of Hololive China retired on different dates in late 2020.[69]

Business

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Along with its major competitor Nijisanji, a VTuber agency owned by Anycolor, Inc., Hololive Production dominates the corporate VTuber market as of 2022. By "harness[ing] the entertainment value of both streaming and J-pop idol groups", Cover operates at a scale not possible for independent VTubers, and has used its funding to create merchandise, produce music, and host live 3D events.[8] As of 2021, Cover has held three major funding rounds:[70]

Most Hololive streamers work full-time, while others stream as a side job.[8] According to data collection site Playboard, the all-time top Super Chat earners in history are channels run by Hololive talents: Uruha Rushia, Kiryu Coco, Usada Pekora and Houshou Marine. Other talents featured in the all-time top 10 include Minato Aqua, Amane Kanata and Yukihana Lamy.[23]

By September 2020, Hololive channels had more than 10 million combined subscribers on YouTube, and 10 million additional combined subscribers on Chinese platform Bilibili.[4] As of November 2021, the agency has accumulated over 50 million subscribers across its 80+ channels on YouTube.[71] On 22 October 2021, English VTuber Gawr Gura became the first Hololive member to reach 1 million YouTube subscribers;[72] on 17 January 2021, she became the first Hololive member to reach 2 million subscribers on the platform and the second VTuber to do so, after Kizuna AI.[73] Gawr Gura became the first VTuber to reach 3 million subscribers on YouTube on 4 July 2021, having surpassed Kizuna AI at 2.97 million on 30 June.[74]

According to data analysis firm Stream Charts, Usada Pekora is one of the most popular female streamers globally by watch hours including in 2023 where she was number one. Alongside her, Hakui Koyori, Sakura Miko and Oozora Subaru was also among the top 10 for that year ranking.[75]

According to Tanigo, Hololive's primary audience are mostly males in their mid-teens to mid-thirties, with Japanese fans being mostly those who are interested in video games while overseas viewers are more likely to be anime fans specifically. Hololive's overseas audiences are primarily from North America and Asia, especially southeast Asia.[76]

CEO Motoaki Tanigo was selected as one of the Japan's Top 20 Entrepreneurs by Forbes Japan in its January 2022 issue.[71]

Studio

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Cover Corp invested 2.7 billion yen for a new motion capture studio. The studio is equipped with state of the art motion capture and recording equipment. The recording equipment are capable of producing music industry standard audio capture.[77] With a space equivalent to ten tennis courts,[78] the studio is one of the largest of its kind in Japan.[citation needed]

Talents

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Below are all active and former talents of Hololive.[79] The agency also includes the VTuber Harusaki Nodoka (春先のどか) who does not have her own personal channel but acts as part of Hololive's "staff" instead, participating in streams on the company's official channel.

Hololive Production Structure[80]
Hololive
Production
HololiveHolostars
Hololive
DEV_IS		HololiveHololive
English		Hololive
Indonesia		HolostarsHolostars
English
Branch Primary language
Hololive, Hololive DEV_IS, and Holostars Japanese
Hololive English and Holostars English English
Hololive Indonesia Indonesian

Hololive

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Hololive (Japan)

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Generation 0

Generation 1

  • Aki Rosenthal [ja] (アキ・ローゼンタール)
  • Akai Haato (赤井はあと)
  • Shirakami Fubuki [ja] (白上フブキ)
  • Natsuiro Matsuri (夏色まつり)

Generation 2

  • Murasaki Shion [ja] (紫咲シオン)
  • Nakiri Ayame [ja] (百鬼あやめ)
  • Yuzuki Choco [ja] (癒月ちょこ)
  • Oozora Subaru [ja] (大空スバル)

Hololive GAMERS

  • Shirakami Fubuki [ja] (白上フブキ)
  • Ookami Mio [ja] (大神ミオ)
  • Nekomata Okayu [ja] (猫又おかゆ)
  • Inugami Korone [ja] (戌神ころね)

Generation 3 (Hololive Fantasy)

Generation 4 (holoForce)

  • Amane Kanata [ja] (天音かなた)
  • Tsunomaki Watame (角巻わため)
  • Tokoyami Towa [ja] (常闇トワ)
  • Himemori Luna [ja] (姫森ルーナ)

Generation 5 (NePoLaBo)[c]

  • Yukihana Lamy [ja] (雪花ラミィ)
  • Momosuzu Nene [ja] (桃鈴ねね)
  • Shishiro Botan [ja] (獅白ぼたん)
  • Omaru Polka [ja] (尾丸ポルカ)

Generation 6 (Secret Society holoX)

  • La+ Darknesss [ja] (ラプラス・ダークネス)
  • Takane Lui [ja] (鷹嶺ルイ)
  • Hakui Koyori [ja] (博衣こより)
  • Sakamata Chloe [ja] (沙花叉クロヱ)
  • Kazama Iroha [ja] (風真いろは)

Hololive DEV_IS

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ReGLOSS

  • Hiodoshi Ao (火威青)
  • Otonose Kanade (音乃瀬奏)
  • Ichijou Ririka (一条莉々華)
  • Juufuutei Raden (儒烏風亭らでん)
  • Todoroki Hajime (轟はじめ)

FLOW GLOW

  • Isaki Riona (響咲 リオナ)
  • Koganei Niko (虎金妃笑虎)
  • Mizumiya Su (水宮枢)
  • Rindo Chihaya (輪堂千速)
  • Kikirara Vivi (綺々羅々ヴィヴィ)

Hololive Indonesia

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Generation 1 (AREA 15)

  • Ayunda Risu (アユンダ・リス)
  • Moona Hoshinova (ムーナ・ホシノヴァ)
  • Airani Iofifteen (アイラニ・イオフイフティーン)

Generation 2 (holoro)

  • Kureiji Ollie (クレイジー・オリー)
  • Anya Melfissa (アーニャ・メルフィッサ)
  • Pavolia Reine (パヴォリア・レイネ)

Generation 3 (holoh3ro)

  • Vestia Zeta (ベスティア・ゼータ)
  • Kaela Kovalskia (カエラ・コヴァルスキア)
  • Kobo Kanaeru (こぼ・かなえる)

Hololive English

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Myth

Promise[f]

  • IRyS
  • Ceres Fauna (セレス・ファウナ)
  • Ouro Kronii (オーロ・クロニー)
  • Nanashi Mumei (七詩ムメイ)
  • Hakos Baelz (ハコス・ベールズ)

Advent

  • Shiori Novella (シオリ・ノヴェラ)
  • Koseki Bijou (古石ビジュー)
  • Nerissa Ravencroft (ネリッサ・レイヴンクロフト)
  • Fuwawa Abyssgard (フワワ・アビスガード)[g]
  • Mococo Abyssgard (モココ・アビスガード)[g]

Justice

  • Elizabeth Rose Bloodflame (エリザベス・ローズ・ブラッドフレイム)
  • Gigi Murin (ジジ・ムリン)
  • Cecilia Immergreen (セシリア・イマーグリーン)
  • Raora Panthera (ラオーラ・パンテーラ)

Holostars

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Holostars (Japan)

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Generation 1

  • Hanasaki Miyabi (花咲みやび)
  • Kanade Izuru (奏手イヅル)
  • Arurandeisu (アルランディス)
  • Rikka (律可)

Generation 2 (SunTempo)

  • Astel Leda (アステル・レダ)
  • Kishido Temma (岸堂天真)
  • Yukoku Roberu (夕刻ロベル)

Generation 3 (MaFia)[h]

  • Kageyama Shien (影山シエン)
  • Aragami Oga (荒咬オウガ)

UPROAR!!

  • Yatogami Fuma (夜十神封魔)
  • Utsugi Uyu (羽継烏有)
  • Minase Rio (水無世燐央)

Holostars English

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TEMPUS Headquarters

  • Regis Altare (リージス・アルテア)
  • Axel Syrios (アクセル・シリオス)

TEMPUS Vanguard

  • Gavis Bettel (ガビス・ベッテル)
  • Machina X Flayon (マキナ・X・フレオン)
  • Banzoin Hakka (万象院ハッカ)
  • Josuiji Shinri (定水寺シンリ)

ARMIS

  • Jurard T Rexford (ジュラルド・ティー・レクスフォード)
  • Goldbullet (ゴールドブレット)
  • Octavio (オクタビオ)
  • Crimzon Ruze (クリムゾン・ルーズ)

Former talents

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Hololive

  • Hitomi Chris (人見クリス)
  • Mano Aloe (魔乃アロエ)
  • Kiryu Coco [ja] (桐生ココ)
  • Uruha Rushia [ja] (潤羽るしあ)
  • Yozora Mel [ja] (夜空メル)
  • Minato Aqua (湊あくあ)

Hololive English

  • Tsukumo Sana (九十九佐命)

Hololive China

  • Yogiri (夜霧)
  • Civia (希薇娅)
  • Spade Echo (黑桃影)
  • Doris (朵莉丝)
  • Rosalyn (罗莎琳)
  • Artia (阿媂娅)

Holostars

  • Kagami Kira (鏡見キラ)
  • Yakushiji Suzaku (薬師寺朱雀)
  • Tsukishita Kaoru (月下カオル)
  • Hizaki Gamma (緋崎ガンマ)

Holostars English

  • Magni Dezmond (マグニ・デズモンド)
  • Noir Vesper (ノワール・ヴェスパー)

Staff

  • Friend A (友人A, Yuujin A) [i]

Media and events

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Selected discography

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Hololive

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All group releases to date have been performed by "hololive IDOL PROJECT", a group that consists of different talents for each release.

As lead up to Nonstop Story
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  • "Shiny Smily Story" – 16 September 2019[83]
  • "Yumemiru Sora e" (夢見る空へ) – 17 February 2020[84]
  • "Kirameki Rider☆" (キラメキライダー☆) – 24 February 2020[84]
As lead up to "Bloom,"
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  • "Blue Clapper" – 24 December 2020
  • "Hyakka Ryoran Hanafubuki" (百花繚乱花吹雪) – 31 December 2020
  • "Shijoshugi Adtruck" (至上主義アドトラック) – 7 January 2021
  • "Candy-Go-Round" – 14 January 2021
  • "Daily Diary" (でいり〜だいあり〜！) – 21 January 2021
  • "Stardust Song" – 4 February 2021
  • "Dreaming Days" – 11 February 2021
  • "AsuiroClearSky" (あすいろClearSky) – 19 February 2021[85]
Album Artist Release date Catalog number Peak chart position
Bouquet hololive IDOL PROJECT 21 April 2021[86] HOLO-001 4 (Oricon)[86]
Others
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  • "Halloween Night, Tonight!" (今宵はHalloween Night!) – 23 October 2020[87]
  • "Tsumari wa Itsumo Kujikenai!" (つまりはいつもくじけない！)/"Make-Up True!" (めいくあっぷとぅるぅ！) – 1 September 2021, performed by sub-unit NEGI☆U (Minato Aqua, Oozora Subaru, and Momosuzu Nene),[88] used as ending theme for the anime The Great Jahy Will Not Be Defeated!.[88] Debuted at #17 on the Oricon Singles Chart.[89]
  • "Prism Melody" - 13 March 2022[90] - Released as lead up to "Link Your Wish".
  • "Our Bright Parade" - 9 March 2023[91] - Released as lead up to "Our Bright Parade"
  • "Seishun Archive" - 2 July 2023[92] - Released as lead up to "Splash Party"
  • "Capture The Moment" - 7 March 2024 [93] - Released as lead up to "Capture The Moment"

Holostars

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  • "Just Follow Stars" – 28 June 2021[94]
  • "Pentas" – 1 December 2021
  • "Magic Word Orchestra" – 21 December 2021
  • "Journey to Find Stars" – 27 December 2021[95]

Awards and nominations

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Year Ceremony Category Nominee Result Ref.
2023 The Vtuber Awards Best Music VTuber Mori Calliope Won [96]
Hoshimachi Suisei Nominated [96]
Best Art VTuber Ninomae Ina'nis Won [96]
Best FPS VTuber Shishiro Botan Nominated [96]
Best Minecraft VTuber Ceres Fauna Nominated [96]
Kaela Kovalskia Won [96]
Best Roleplay/ASMR VTuber Ceres Fauna Won [96]
Best Just Chatting/Zatsu VTuber Takanashi Kiara Nominated [96]
Most Chaotic VTuber Kobo Kanaeru Won [96]
League of Their Own FUWAMOCO Won [96]
Houshou Marine Nominated [96]
Best VTuber Org hololive Production Won [96]
Most Dedicated Fanbase Chumbuds Won [96]
Best Concert Event Connect the World Won [96]
Best Streamed Event Hololive Sports Festival Nominated [96]
Stream Game of the Year HoloCure – Save the Fans! Nominated [96]
Gamer of the Year Koseki Bijou Nominated [96]
VTuber of the Year Usada Pekora Nominated [96]
2024 The Game Awards Content Creator of the Year Usada Pekora Pending [97]

Explanatory notes

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  1. ^ Japanese: 谷郷元昭, Hepburn: Tanigō Motoaki
  2. ^ a b Former member of INNK.
  3. ^ Formerly holoFive before Mano Aloe's retirement.
  4. ^ Previously named 森美声 in Japanese with the same pronunciation. Officially renamed on 1 September 2021.[81]
  5. ^ Streaming activities ended on 30 September 2024 but continuing to be affiliated with Hololive past that date.[82]
  6. ^ Formerly two separate groups, Project: Hope and Council.
  7. ^ a b Fuwawa and Mococo Abyssgard form a twin Vtuber unit, FUWAMOCO, which operates on a single channel.
  8. ^ Formerly TriNero before Tsukishita Kaoru's retirement.
  9. ^ Originally a supporting staff who appeared in Tokino Sora's streams, and was later given her own avatar and appeared in the official channel.

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