→Yes, it’s a Vtuber production company with Vtuber talents.

→No, the company that operates it (First Launch) is a Japanese company.
　　 They are a company in Japan that handles Vtuber production and e-sports businesses.
　　Currently, they are preparing a local office in Bangkok, Thailand.
　　(Until the Thai office is established, you will be under contract with the Japanese headquarters.)

→Certainly. All activities can be conducted while in Thailand.
　　 You will operate remotely, so the location of your activities is up to you.

→You will operate as a Vtuber on various streaming platforms, like YouTube.
　　You can stream games, sing, chat, and more.
　　 Your main audience will be in Thailand, but you can also work in Japan or other countries if you wish or have the ability.
　　Especially, since we are originally a Japanese Vtuber production, we have strengths in activities in Japan.

→It will be a management contract (outsourcing contract).

→No, since it is not an employment contract, there is no fixed salary.
　　Your actual compensation will depend on the content of your activities under the management contract with V-NEXT.

→No, it will be an exclusive contract with V-NEXT.
　　 You cannot apply if you are affiliated with another production.

→We are a Vtuber production originating from Japan, the home of Vtubers, with strong connections to Vtubers and corporations in Japan.
　　 We support your activities in Thailand, Japan, and other countries.
　　This includes everyday management, arranging appearances at events, coordinating collaborations with popular Vtubers, and creating your original merchandise.
　　If you gain a certain number of followers, we promise further support, like lending streaming equipment (like gaming PCs).
　　We aim to be the largest Vtuber production in Thailand.

→No, you will not need to pay anything, nor will V-NEXT charge you any fees.　
　　However, you will need to cover your own necessary expenses that you incur regularly, such as electricity bills, software costs, and internet fees.

→Yes, of course, as long as it does not interfere with your Vtuber activities.
　　We will set quotas, like “streaming at least once a week.”
　　If your main job prevents you from Vtuber activities, V-NEXT may dismiss you.

→You should live stream or post videos at least once a week and actively post on social media, ideally daily.
　　If you find it difficult to meet these quotas, consult with your manager for flexible solutions.

→You keep all Super Chat donations and gifts from fans.
　　 For event appearances, the revenue after expenses is split 50:50 between V-NEXT and you.
　　Profit from original merchandise sales goes to V-NEXT.
　　Other profits are generally split 50:50, subject to discussion.

→If you’re already active as a Vtuber, you’ll use your current avatar.
　　 If you’re starting as a Vtuber, the avatar design will be discussed and designed together with V-NEXT.