NIJISANJI slammed after using top Vtubers to unveil Selen Tatsuki’s legal charges
NIJISANJI EN’s three most-subscribed Vtubers reveal Selen Tatsuki’s legal complaints against the company one week after Selen’s untimely termination.
Just when the public thought that tides had calmed between Dokibird (previously known as Selen Tatsuki) and her former company, NIJISANJI, the plot continued to swell as the Japanese agency revealed that their former Vtuber filed legal measures against them.
One week after the announcement of Selen Tatsuki’s contract termination, three of NIJISANJI’s top English Vtubers went live to discuss a lawsuit filed by their previous agency member. On the evening of February 12, Elira Pendora, Vox Akuma, and Ike Eveland went live on Youtube to reveal the details of the private legal documents.
Dokibird filed a private legal complaint against her former agency on the grounds of her contract termination. However, NIJISANJI EN Vtubers retaliated as their identities were “doxxed” in the said legal files.
NIJISANJI EN Vtubers claims Selen Tatsuki doxxed them on legal charges
The live stream on Elira Pendora’s account lasted precisely 15 minutes. The agency received documents from Selen’s lawyers that contained her experiences with the company and the personal details of NIJISANJI EN’s livers.
At the start of the live stream, Elira prefaces that they are aware of the sensitivity of the subject matter. The three state that the Livers (people behind Vtuber characters) were concerned about the legal documents containing their private identities and whether the paper would ever go public.
Furthermore, the Vtubers also refute the instances Selen Tatsuki initially recalled during the announcement of her termination. The Vtubers stated that Selen has been given proper communication on events, and “each time she would refuse to cooperate, and when staff would react appropriately.”
The three Vtubers state that they went live over the threat of the document ever being publicized, despite Selen’s attorneys stating her wishes for the proceedings to be kept private.