On July 21, Ironmouse announced that she leaves VShojo. The company failed to pay out many of their streamers and even failed to pay $500.000 meant for charity. Once their bad business practices came ...

VShojo, the VTuber agency that billed itself as “talent first,” is shutting down. VShojo CEO Justin “Gunrun” Ignacio made the announcement today on X, writing, “I take full responsibility for the ...

VTuber Henya claims VShojo won’t be fulfilling merch orders from her community and is accusing the defunct org of pocketing the money.

Titled “Why I left VShojo,” the video (via GameSpot) details how the Vtuber came to be represented by VShojo and the events since last October that led her to now cut ties with the agency ...

Yes, VShojo is dead. And even if the company didn't officially announce it was shutting down on July 24, there was likely never going to be a way for it to recover after everything that had happened.

In under 24 hours, VShojo has nearly imploded following allegations made by ironmouse, saying that the agency owed her money and had failed to pay out over $500,000 to the Immune Deficiency ...

Virtual content creator Ironmouse revealed her exit from VShojo talent agency through a YouTube video that has garnered over 860,000 views since its July 21 release. The Puerto Rican streamer, who ...

Vtuber Zentreya announced that she will leave VShojo in a Twitch stream on June 27, 2025. Her last day with the company will be July 11, 2025. She will continue performing and said “nothing will ...

When Vshojo was formed in November 2020, Ironmouse was among its first Vtuber talents to join the group alongside creators like Zentreya and Projekt Melody. Since its foundation, Vshojo has seen ...

Following the news Ironmouse would leave VShojo after the company failed to come through on her payments and a charity donation, Zentreya shared an update on her initiative to help someone become ...

Courtesy of Cover Corp. But VShojo, founded in 2020, doesn’t seem to mind that Hololive is encroaching upon its territory — at least according to CEO Justin “TheGunrun” Ignacio.