Aogiri High School Producer Shinichiro Fujii Leaves viviON, Steps Down
Fujii was the creative and operational backbone of Aogiri High School for eight years, and his exit marks the end of the group's founding production era.
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Aogiri High School producer Shinichiro Fujii announced his departure from viviON and the producer role on May 27, 2026. Fujii joined the VTuber group in 2018 as a video editor and became its producer, later serving as representative director of Create Ring. Under his leadership, the group achieved a TV program, a major label debut, and a solo event at LINE CUBE SHIBUYA.
Shinichiro Fujii, the producer who built Aogiri High School from a troubled 2018 project into a VTuber group with a TV show and a major label debut, announced his departure from viviON on May 27. Fujii joined in October 2018 as a video editor after the project was hit by a controversy involving another group. He became the producer of the IP division and later representative director of Create Ring, the subsidiary spun off from Brave Group in December 2019.
Fujii was the driving force behind the group's YouTube Shorts series, which used 3D visuals and black humor to reach a new audience. Members credited him with most of the short skit ideas, and fans called him "Principal" or "F-san." Under his tenure, Aogiri High School launched a merchandise system, aired a TOKYO MX program, signed with KING RECORDS, and held a solo event at LINE CUBE SHIBUYA. The group said content on its official channel will be affected by his departure but that support for members will be strengthened.
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