Hololive Alternative

In what seems to be a power move by the creators of Hololive, we've gone full circle by being blessed with a visually-stunning anime opening-esk PV for the Hololive Alternative multimedia project, full of references, memes and epic fight scenes to bask us in all its glory.

This whole video is to promote an upcoming project by the V-Tuber group, and by showcasing beautiful art work of the world and the character designs, and the awesome sakuga scenes featuring all of the girls, Hololive has done an excellent job in attracting a massive audience that has hyped up the event beyond belief. The song sung by ... Mori Calliope is also good and fits the PV well. Props to her.

I feel like that you will only find a deep appreciation for this PV if you've dived down the V-Tuber rabbit hole like so many others have, so come back once you have sufficient knowledge of Hololive and its members, as there are dozens of Easter eggs to find for yourself.

Overall score: 8/10

If you are into Hololive this is a must-watch as it is only 2 min and it is really cool to see your favorite v-tubers animated.
You can watch this even if you are not into Hololive because it is only a promotional video and is only 2 min long.

I was really taken by surprise by the quality of the art and animation when I first watched it. The animation is really good and consistent throughout the whole PV. We get to see 30+ Hololive v-tubers in many different places and they all look really good animated. There are also some really cool fighting scenes ... at the end of the PV.

There isn't much to be said about the story because this is only the trailer but I think we can expect something very interesting.

The music is also really good. The song is called "Dawn Blue" sung by Mori Calliope (an English Hololive v-tuber), composed by Koichiro Takahashi, and arrangement by Suzuki Daichi Hideyuki.

I'm going to make this as short as possible, but TL;DR at the very bottom.

-Story-
Pathetic. This is a PV so obviously not much can be conveyed. However, a PV usually contains the general idea of what a show is about and this fails that. All it shows are the 'jobs' of each 'character' in flashy animation and that's about it.

-Art-
The art and animation looks cool. As expected of a PV. It has everything a good PV needs: fluid animation, bright color, and fast camerawork. That's about it. Expect almost the same quality of FGO PVs.

-Sound-
The song is good but nothing amazing. I would expect more ... from the so called 'idol agency' but meh, it was all right.

-Character-
The characters are the streamers themselves. Not every single person is present but quite a lot of them are. The designs look good since you can tell which girl is which and what her job is.

-Enjoyment-
Nothing too out of the ordinary. I only watched the PV once and that's enough. It doesn't make me want to keep replaying over and over again, so I will say it's bad.

-Overall-
It's bad.

TL;DR
If you're a Hololive fan, there's a high chance you will like this. But if you're not, then I don't suggest you to waste your time on this PV which does not even tell the viewers what the project is actually about (is it a manga, anime, or a web novel).