Meina Unmei Opens Ci-en Page After YouTube Monetization Rejections
A corporate VTuber whose YouTube monetization has twice been rejected is running a Ci-en fan page as a stopgap, keeping revenue flowing while she waits on YouTube approval.
Reporting from 1 source: GAME Watch (Impress).
Meina Unmei, a member of viviON's VTuber group Yugiri High School, opened a Ci-en fan page on September 1 as a temporary revenue measure while her YouTube monetization remains unapproved. Two applications failed, and she called herself a corporate VTuber doing volunteer work. The page offers three paid tiers, from a 500 yen picture diary to a 5,000 yen plan with a name-voiced kiss.
Meina Unmei, a member of viviON's Yugiri High School, opened the page on September 1 after her second YouTube monetization application failed. She had already stopped clip video creation and taken compliance training after the first rejection. She described herself as a corporate VTuber doing volunteer work with no revenue, and said she waited two years to debut. The page is a temporary measure until monetization is approved, and the top tier is scheduled to close to new applications.
- Nakayoshi Plan: 500 yen per month, monthly picture diary update
- Meina's Boyfriend Plan: 1,000 yen per month, monthly live-action photo
- Tasukete (limited-time): 5,000 yen per month, name-voiced kiss or handwritten card
Synthesized by Yomimono from the 1 cited source below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.
Sources
- GAME Watch (Impress) ゆうぎり高校・運命メイナさん、企業Vとして異例のCi-en開設。収益化までの”脱ボランティア”