Re:AcT and Re:AcT Gaming Join KADOKAWA's CSP Program
The move gives Re:AcT and Re:AcT Gaming VTubers access to KADOKAWA's CSP, expanding their ability to use copyrighted content in their streams and videos.
Reporting from 1 source: PANORA.
KADOKAWA and mikai announced that VTubers from Re:AcT and Re:AcT Gaming will use KADOKAWA's YouTube MCN, the Creator Support Program (CSP). The program allows secondary use of copyrighted works such as games, anime, and karaoke audio, enabling broader activities for the members.
KADOKAWA and mikai announced that VTubers from Re:AcT and Re:AcT Gaming will begin using KADOKAWA's YouTube MCN, the Creator Support Program (CSP). The program enables secondary use of copyrighted works, including games, anime, and karaoke audio, allowing members to expand their activities.
Re:AcT, launched in 2018, manages 21 VTubers and operates its own 3D studio, handling live events and music releases. Re:AcT Gaming is a game-focused VTuber agency derived from Re:AcT, aiming to support female VTubers in the gaming market.
CSP, provided since March 2022, combines YouTube's MCN functionality with KADOKAWA's own system for managing secondary use and revenue distribution. Over 780 channels use CSP, with a cumulative subscriber count exceeding 68 million as of March 2026.
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