Kogara Toto
A 2019 PUBG debut, 3D reveal, 君がくれた羽, ensemble covers and Hidamari Flight connect her gaming and music career.

VSPO! connects game streaming, esports tournaments and cultural collaborations through its Japanese project and English-speaking VSPO! EN. Explore its competitive results, music and animation, then follow the individual career guides below.
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2019 debut; 2023 3D; 2024–2026 songs and concert
The route connects her PUBG debut, 名前のない怪物, the original 君がくれた羽 and the Hidamari Flight birthday concert. Two ensemble covers link to the Kaga sisters, Tsuna and Yuuhi; the announced SHOWDOWN lineup extends the gaming route.
Official birthday concert and chapters
A 2019 PUBG debut, 3D reveal, 君がくれた羽, ensemble covers and Hidamari Flight connect her gaming and music career.
January 14, 2026 debuts; March interview and SHOWDOWN; 2026 releases
Saine connects jungle play with her learning notes; Chise brings ADC experience and explains positioning. Their joint interview and Chii-Sai programmes follow that relationship. SHOWDOWN announced them in different teams, while voice and card releases extend the reading route beyond matches.
Joint interview: both members’ experience and relationship
A January 2026 debut, jungle learning notes, Chii-Sai collaborations, SHOWDOWN and voice and card releases introduce her VSPO! career.
Her ADC experience, January 2026 debut, Chii-Sai partnership, SHOWDOWN team and voice and card appearances connect competitive play with collaboration.
November 2, 2024 debuts; 2025 3D and songs; tournaments through 2026
Hanabi connects 蝶影繚乱, performances and a new outfit; Moka connects Next Page with successive Moka Cup stages. Showdown announced Hanabi with Ren and Ema on day one, and Moka with Qpi on day two. Songs and lineups have distinct credits and roles; the announcement does not establish match results.
Official announcement: dates, participants and coaches
Her 2024 debut, 3D showcase, first additional outfit, 蝶影繚乱 and Street Fighter 6 connect stage, music and games.
Street Fighter 6, successive Moka Cup events, a 3D showcase and Next Page provide distinct routes through her VSPO! career.
Separate 2024 debuts; 2025 originals and collaborations
Two guides connect FPS and League of Legends with Hitokuchi no Mahō, Sunset Explorer and performances with Shigure Ui. Hinemosu also includes Yano Kuromu, who retains her own reading route. Sweet Surprise joins Kokage and Yuuhi with Tosaki Mimi and Shiranami Ramune; song lineups are not debut generations.
Hinemosu: cover and three-voice credits
Her FPS introduction, 2024 3D stage, anime and Vocaloid covers, Hitokuchi no Mahō and Hinemosu connect gaming and music.
League of Legends, a 2024 3D stage, No Logic, Sunset Explorer, Hinemosu and Shigure Ui’s birthday performance introduce her work.
Separate 2023 debuts; 2024 3D and 2025 music
Akari connects a MOTHER3 interview and Big Dreamer; Kuromu connects VCR GTA 3’s Matane and Ready set glow. Gotcha!! brings them together with Ichinose Uruha and Asumi Sena, whose profiles retain their own routes. Hinemosu and Tell Your World have other lineups; these two biographies do not represent a debut generation.
Gotcha!!: original recording and four-voice credits
Her 2023 VSPO! debut, 2024 3D programme, MOTHER3 interview, Big Dreamer and Gotcha!! connect games and music.
Her debut and 3D stage lead to the VCR GTA 3 song Matane, Ready set glow, Hinemosu and larger VSPO! collaborations.
Separate 2020 and 2021 debuts; 2023 3D and 2024–2026 works
Two guides follow Runa and Sena through covers, originals and stages. Tell Your World brings together six voices: Kaga Sumire, Asumi Sena, Hanabusa Lisa, Shinomiya Runa, Komori Met and Yano Kuromu. The other four retain their own reading routes; this selection of two biographies does not represent a debut generation.
Tell Your World: animated cover and six-voice credits
Her 2021 debut, 2023 3D showcase, Mabataki, Anone, ensemble recordings and a fifth-anniversary cover trace a developing voice.
From a 2020 Cattleya Regina Games debut and early covers to 3D, Gotcha!!, Momentary Light, After We Fade and a sixth-anniversary stage.
Separate 2020 and 2021 debuts; 2023 3D and 2024–2026 works
These two guides follow Lisa’s songs and Ema’s recordings and literary readings. The original Tonzuraiot brings together four performers: Lisa, Ema, Shinomiya Runa and Komori Met. This selection presents the first two biographies; Met retains her existing reading route. The song lineup is distinct from a debut generation.
Tonzuraiot: recording and four-performer credits
A 2020 debut, Cattleya Regina Games, a 3D reveal and the path from Tonzuraiot to her solo song 翠彩花.
Japanese literary readings, the original 藍染の空, quartet music and her 2021 debut and 2023 3D presentation.
Separate 2020 and 2022 beginnings; 2023 3D and 2025–2026 works
These two guides follow Noah and Ramune from Apex and VALORANT teams into concerts, solo songs and shared recordings. Naturally brings together five voices: these two, Tsuna, Met and Nazuna. Their profiles link to the other three performers through existing reading routes; this two-person selection is not a debut generation.
Naturally: five-voice recording and credits
Her 2020 debut, Apex team events, 3D concerts, Choose Your Way, Hisohiso and Naturally connect gaming with solo and shared music.
Her 2022 debut, VALORANT events and 2023 3D showcase lead to ゆらゆらサマー, a four-voice original and the Naturally cover.
2020–2022 beginnings; 2023 3D and 2023–2026 works
Queens brings together Ren, Qpi, Beni and Tsuna. Their guides connect Slow Bloom, Thunderbolt, anemone, Temptation and Tsuna’s originals with cross-branch covers, a duet with Tokoyami Towa and gaming. Each profile retains its own dates and credits. The four voices on this recording are not a debut generation.
Queens: official video and credits
Her 2020 debut, Slow Bloom, Queens, a cover with VSPO! EN and a 2026 Street Fighter League support role connect music and gaming.
The 2021 VSPO! announcement, 2023 3D showcase, Queens, Thunderbolt, anemone and MAXIMUM⚡VOLTAGE connect her career and music.
The 2021 debut, 2023 3D showcase, Temptation, Queens and cross-agency covers lead into her distinct roleplay music credits.
Her 2022 debut, a song with Tokoyami Towa, Queens, two solo originals and a 2026 VALORANT event connect her creative work.
Separate 2019 and 2020 beginnings; a shared 2023 3D program
Two guides connect Uruha’s early PUBG archive and Mimi’s debut with a shared 3D appearance, ensemble songs and solo recordings. LOVELY PARTY! and the Hao duet extend the route. This selection follows shared works and formats, with each person retaining individual dates and credits.
Her April 2019 PUBG beginnings, 2023 3D programs, Gotcha!! and Ever Blue connect gaming, group appearances and solo music.
The 2020 debut, Bunny and Hao covers, original songs, 3D variety and LOVELY PARTY! offer several routes through her work.
A 2018 collaboration; 2023 3D and 2025 recordings
Sumire and Nazuna connect a shared PUBG history with two individual song catalogues. Shining Phrase! expands the route to five singers. This selection follows their works and archives, with each profile retaining its own credits and dates.
Early PUBG with Nazuna, a 2023 3D showcase, Shining Phrase! and たまには夢のえすけぃぷ, with separate audio and video dates.
The early Kaga sisters video, her June 2023 3D showcase, Shining Phrase! and なずなぞわんだぁ~らんど, plus a credited member design.
Careers beginning in 2020; Met’s 2023 transfer
Two individual routes through games, covers and stage work: Hinano’s Progress and Team ahamo; Met’s BIG☆STAR and fifth anniversary. Tulip connects the two. This is a work selection rather than a shared generation; Met’s profile includes her 2026 pause and return.
Love me?, Team ahamo’s Boom, the Progress EP and her first offline solo concerts, with distinct release and performance dates.
Her 774inc.-to-VSPO! transfer, BIG☆STAR collaborations, fifth-anniversary production and the Tulip cover, including her dated 2026 pause and return.
June 29–30, 2024 debuts, by time zone
Remia, Arya and Jira launched VSPO! EN. Their profiles connect music covers, cooperative games, cross-branch collaborations and League of Legends. This is the original 2024 trio, not the full roster after later additions.
Original three-member debut announcement
VSPO! EN’s original debut leads to SHANTI, the GETCHA! duet and the six-singer Snow halation cover.
The first trio collaboration, a snack exchange with Japanese members and Snow halation connect Arya’s games, conversation and singing.
League of Legends collaborations and BRAVERY SHOWDOWN lead to an FL Studio experiment and the Snow halation ensemble.
August 24–25, 2024 debuts, by time zone
Narin and Riko debuted after the original trio. Their profiles connect gaming events, cross-branch conversations, illustration and music covers. Narin’s official September 2026 notice announced a temporary health break; this reading route includes her archive.
Original two-member debut schedule
Cross-branch conversations, BRAVERY SHOWDOWN, KYOVALO CUP and Snow halation trace Narin’s work; her official September 2026 notice announces a temporary break.
Alien Alien, Retry Now and Ageage Again credit Riko for both singing and illustration; Snow halation and Identity add ensemble and duet recordings.
Separate debuts: November 2025 and March 2026
Eris and Juno arrived on different dates. Their profiles connect their debuts, FPS collaborations and a duet with Juno’s English subtitles. This selection is a route through their work.
Juno’s debut notice; Eris’s notice is linked in her profile
Eris’s VALORANT events, Snow halation and duets with Juno and Riko connect team play with produced music; her history includes a short break and later broadcasts.
Juno’s first cover pairs her singing with English subtitles; Rocket League and Apex collaborations extend the route into cross-branch and team broadcasts.
Start with the language you want to watch, then choose match results, recordings or event history. The profiles below connect individual careers; a past debut or event lineup describes that occasion.
| Scope or date | What to explore | Project or activity | Source |
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| JP / EN | The official site distinguishes the Japanese members from VSPO! EN. Choose a branch before comparing individual players and their work; sharing the Brave group parent does not make other projects part of VSPO!. |
| VSPO! official source ↗ |
| 2024-06-29 PT / 2024-06-30 JST | The launch announcement scheduled Remia Aotsuki, Arya Kuroha and Jira Jisaki from 6:00 PM PT on June 29, equivalent to 10:00 AM JST on June 30. These dates describe the same debut window in different time zones. Later arrivals have separate histories below. |
| Brave group announcement ↗ |
| EN — YouTube | Open the group channel linked in the official launch notice, then follow the individual guides for personal channels and archives. This gives an English-language starting point before exploring Japanese collaborations. |
| VSPO! official source ↗ |
| Apex Legends / VALORANT / LoL | The trophy archive separates event, game, result and credited members. Use those fields together to explore Apex Legends, VALORANT, League of Legends or fighting-game appearances. A result belongs to its listed event and participants, rather than the whole organization. |
| VSPO! official source ↗ |
| For Victory! / Queens / Sweet Surprise | Try For Victory! for a project-wide musical introduction, then compare Queens and Sweet Surprise and their individual performer credits. The media catalog also includes animated shorts. Continue through the Kaga sisters or Hinano and Met reading groups below for individual recordings and collaborations. |
| VSPO! official source ↗ |
| 2025-06-20–22 — San Jose | The OffKai Expo Gen4 announcement listed a VSPO! EN game panel with Remia, Arya, Jira, Narin and Riko in Panel Room 1. Its 3D concerts were separate V4Mirai and ChromaSHIFT programs. Use this as a dated North American event reference, not an upcoming schedule. |
| Brave group announcement ↗ |
| 2025-10-15 / 2025-10-16 | The October 1 notice set the CN project’s conclusion for October 15 and the five members’ continuation under MUGEN LIVE from October 16. Previously announced VSPO! FES billing was retained. Read older CN credits in that historical context; this notice does not describe the JP or EN projects closing. |
| VSPO! official source ↗ |
Profiles linked by directory associations, which may include past affiliations. A card’s activity status describes the creator’s activity, not current membership of this organization or project. Open a profile for affiliation history and related work.
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Kogara Toto is a Japan VTuber, debut year 2019, currently Active, main platform YouTube.
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Discover VSPO!'s Ginjo Saine: her League of Legends learning journey, Chii-Sai partnership, SHOWDOWN appearance and first voice and card releases.
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Meet VSPO!'s Tatsumaki Chise: her ADC background in League of Legends, January 2026 debut, Chii-Sai partnership and SHOWDOWN team appearance.
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Explore Amayui Moka's VSPO! career through Street Fighter 6, successive Moka Cup events, her 3D debut and the original song Next Page.
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Choya Hanabi is a Japan VTuber, debut year 2024, currently Active, main platform YouTube.
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Sendo Yuuhi is a VSPO! VTuber whose League of Legends streams, Sunset Explorer, Hinemosu and performances with Shigure Ui offer several starting points.
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Tsumugi Kokage is a VSPO! VTuber connecting FPS streams, a 2024 3D debut, Hitokuchi no Mahō, Sweet Surprise and Hinemosu collaborations.
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Yumeno Akari is a VSPO! VTuber whose gaming collaborations, MOTHER3 interview, 3D debut, Big Dreamer and Gotcha!! offer several routes into her work.
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Yano Kuromu is a VSPO! VTuber connecting games, fashion and music through her 3D debut, VCR GTA 3 song Matane, Ready set glow and Hinemosu collaborations.
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Shinomiya Runa's VSPO! career, 2021 debut, 3D showcase, Anone, Tonzuraiot and fifth-anniversary cover, with original sources and listening routes.
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Explore Asumi Sena's VSPO! career from her 2020 debut to covers, 3D, Momentary Light, After We Fade and her sixth-anniversary performance.
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Aizawa Ema is a Japan VTuber, debut year 2021, currently Active, main platform Twitch.
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Hanabusa Lisa is a Japan VTuber, debut year 2020, currently Active, main platform Twitch.
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Kurumi Noah is a Japan VTuber, debut year 2020, currently Active, main platform Twitch.
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Shiranami Ramune is a Japan VTuber, debut year 2022, currently Active, main platform Twitch.
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Nekota Tsuna is a VSPO! VTuber with gaming, solo originals, Queens and a song with Tokoyami Towa. Explore her 2022 debut, 3D concerts and VALORANT event.
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Kisaragi Ren is a VSPO! VTuber connecting gaming, Slow Bloom and Queens. Explore her 2020 debut, 3D work, covers and 2026 Street Fighter League support role.
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Kaminari Qpi is a VSPO! VTuber connecting competitive games, Queens, Thunderbolt and anemone. Explore her 2021 affiliation, 3D work and birthday concerts.
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Yakumo Beni is a VSPO! VTuber known for gaming, Temptation and Queens. Explore her 2021 debut, 3D showcase, cross-agency covers and roleplay music.
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Ichinose Uruha is a VSPO! VTuber whose work spans early PUBG streams, 3D programs, Gotcha!! and Ever Blue. Explore her history, recordings and collaborations.
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Tosaki Mimi is a VSPO! VTuber connecting gaming, the Bunny and Hao covers, original songs and LOVELY PARTY! Follow her 2020 debut, 3D work and music.
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Kaga Sumire is a VSPO! VTuber connecting early PUBG collaborations, her 3D showcase, Shining Phrase! and a solo song for DIAMOND in the ROUGH. Explore her works and the Kaga sister...
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Kaga Nazuna is a Japan VTuber, debut year 2018, currently Active, main platform Twitch.
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Met Komori is a VSPO! VTuber whose career began before her 2023 transfer. Explore BIG☆STAR, her fifth-anniversary concert, the Tulip cover and her documented 2026 pause and return.