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Published: Jul 22, 2025 01:00 pm

As a result of the latest announcement from Ironmouse regarding her decisions to part ways with VShojo and the Vtuber bringing up the company’s failure to send over $500,000 from her subathon to Immune Deficiency Foundation, a number of other members of the company also announced their departures or intentions to go indie. This comes after other performers previously parted ways with or saw their ties cut earlier in 2025. To make things easier to parse as details come in, here’s a full list of everyone’s status and current statements on the situation. Based on current announcements, it seems like every Vtuber currently associated with VShojo is either leaving to go indie or preparing statements regarding their future if they haven’t already left the company.

Here’s a list of the status of every current or recently departed VShojo Vtuber so far. I also included performers like Matara Kan, Geega, and Zentreya, who left earlier, and some executives who previously left.

• Akatsuki Hotaru: She no longer has VShojo in her name on social media, canceled a stream, and will make a statement later.
• AmaLee: She will once again be an indie Vtuber and announced on social media that she will terminate her contract with VShojo on July 22, 2025.
• Froot (Apricot the Lich): She removed VShojo from her name and bio on social media. She also brought up a copyright strike incident and expressed sympathies for talent and staff.
• Geega: She left on June 27, 2025.
• Haruka Karibu: There is no statement on social media as of 12pm ET on July 22, 2025, but the Vtuber removed VShojo from her name and bio.
• Henya the Genius: She will make an announcement at 5pm PT/8pm ET on July 22, 2025, and she’s removed VShojo from her name and bio on social media.
• Hestia Happiness: She noted she’s still finding working things out, offered sympathies, thanked her fans, and removed VShojo from her name and bio on social media.
• Hime Hajime: While the Vtuber hasn’t made an official departure statement yet, she removed VShojo from her name and bio on social media. 
• Ironmouse: Going indie as of July 21, 2025. She also announced a lawsuit regarding misappropriated funds meant to go to the Immune Deficiency Foundation charity and herself. 
• Kson: Now indie. She also stated VShojo owes her money, and the Vtuber said she had plans to leave prior to Ironmouse’s statement and would have previously had July 31, 2025 be her last day. 
• Kuro: While it is not finalized yet, he stated on social media he is an indie, is leaving the company, and had a meeting regarding his departure on July 11, 2025.
• Matara Kan: She and VShojo announced her last day would be May 5, 2025, and the wording suggested it was a decision by the company.
• Michi Mochivee: She said on social media that she can’t say anything legally, but will be streaming and discussing her future plans on July 22, 2025. The Vtuber also removed VShojo from her bio and name on social media.
• MowtenDoo: The former cofounder left the company on May 14, 2025.
• Okamoto Nagi: She removed VShojo from her name and bio, retweeted Kson’s statements on the matter, and announced she’ll take a break from streaming.
• Panini: The Director of Talent for the company left on July 11, 2025.
• Projekt Melody: The Vtuber announced she will leave VShojo on social media.
• Yutori Peke: She noted she is on vacation and can’t respond immediately, but removed VShojo from her name and social media bio.
• Zentreya: She left on June 27, 2025. 

While she wasn’t in VShojo yet, indie Vtuber PiaPi also announced she had passed the company’s auditions to join the group. She stated on social media that she made it through, but will not join or support the company. She also asked people to support those Vtubers who had been with the company. 

As of 12:40pm ET on July 22, 2025, Ironmouse’s latest Tiltify campaign to support the Immune Deficiency Foundation charity raised over $411,000. The current top supporter is Gamer Supps, which donated $15,000. Other notable donations include $12,000 from Vtube Studio, $10,000 from Dokibird, $10,000 from VGen, and $5,500 from Zentreya. Zentreya also committed to helping five indie Vtubers get started.

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