It kinda fits with Kronii's lore ironically. As the Time Warden she knows time is very precious and she doesn't want to miss any moments with her family.
I do love how much kronii loves her family its one of the reasons why I really love watching her because no matter what she plays or says shes wholesome at her core
It's really sweet that Kroni's so family-oriented. You know, for everyone, family means a lot, even if you don't always get along. And honestly, I totally agree with everything she said in that video!
Unfortunately, I think the darkest part about this whole thing isn't anything that Kronii said, but instead it's the fact that most viewers "probably" don't get along enough with their own family to reflect on reasons to NOT move to a different country. This is probably why there's a lot of people who would fly to Japan on a one-way ticket to live there permanently in a heartbeat, but for others who feel similarly as Kronii, it's understandable that moving somewhere far away from family wouldn't bring as much comfort or happiness as the "fantasy" appeal of Japan itself. It's a sad truth, but one that needs to be acknowledged. There are several places in the world that I could view as a great place to move to, but I also prefer staying close to my family unless I can uproot all of them and bring them with me.
Isn't Kronii also Korean-Canadian? If so, there might be a little bit of ... ahem... that Kronii might not want to deal with for months (or years) at a time in addition to being away from Family.
@@gazelle_diamond9768 Certainly better than Canada and US, have you ever heard of a shortage of doctors? Even doctors are leaving Canada. And the US, we don't need to talk about it, everyone's already leaving.
@@Zork787 Ina and Kronii are entirely different people, who deal with things differently. Maybe it's not an issue, maybe it would be, but comparing Ina and Kronii in this way isn't valid.
@@circularangle4324 same. My dad went to Canada for a year for a fellowship, and there was a restaurant nearby that served *_THE BEST_* poutine. Can’t remember the restaurant name tho it’s been _well_ over a decade T-T
I mean, much as I love aspects of Japan's culture, moving there as a western woman sounds like a very difficult cultural transition, to say the least. I do have a cousin who actually did so, and she's *ok* with it - but she definitely feels like an outsider even after decades.
My parents lived on the other side of Canada for almost a decade, being away from them, especially as they are getting older now, was challenging. Especially for my mother, who didn't enjoy being away from her kids and her own mom.
Good for her! Family has become so sadly underrated and taken for granted. If you come from a family who get along, cherish them. Japan isn't all it's cracked up to be, anyway. It's great to visit; not so much to live in.
living in japan is romantized, nice place to visit but moving there? idk it's a totally different culture and has a lot of issues (as a lot of countries do) but it's worsen by the fact that having friends around to make it easier is not gonna last long unless you absolutely love asian culture and mindset, aside from the otaku sphere. it may have beautiful landscapes and peaceful villages but the jobs these girls do are not near those xD
They do have the strong bonus of not being in a cumbersome office/salaryman environment and have a strong support line from the company to relocate (Bae and Biboo).
@@PolishPero Lol, when i was there, there were places where they outright didn't let you go in... and i'm talking about restaurants and things... and even if you know Japanese, they don't care even if you are the most respectful out there, they outright just yeah, you not look like a Japanese, i don't want any business with you mentality in a lot of people. I don't think anyone from the west with a normal mentality can live there, when all day you are looked at like some Alien and not in a good way in a lot of cases. At least my 2 weeks of work and vacation there gave me this feeling. Don't know how that would look if i know someone there, and long term, but probably there is no big difference.
@@PolishPero Not open to foreigners *that can't speak Japanese*. Even though they still not really open to foreigners that can speak Japanese, but that part is about the Japanese society. Very reserved and conservative.
I relate with her so hard. Got a job offer abroad, slightly better pay and career stability, which I considered with a great interest for a while, but the thoughts of having much fewer times to spend with my family gave me cold feet at the last minute.
At the same time, I don't think you're missing out on much if you were to make it 3-6 months. Long enough to get a feel for the country, short enough that you won't miss much. Especially if you wait until after Christmas, where there is 6 months that not a lot of holidays happen.
I respect Kronii's stance. I wish I felt the same about my family. Well...my *extended* family at the very least. My immediate unit and my close friends (who're practically extra siblings) are the only people I care about. I'd never want to spend too much time away from them.
It sounds really relatable for me. Lots of people don't want to leave their families behind even if they really want to move somewhere, even to another country. So yeah, for me Kronii's reasons are completely understandable. Except for me it's absolutely impossible to go somewhere away from my home city even for a day, because I have to care to my mother, who is partially paralyzed after a stroke. And yet, the family should never be a burden for something that can be achieved. If there are some possibilities of achieving something new without leaving the family behind, I think it's worth trying. Also... the HoloHouse BGM from HoloCure. I don't know, day after day that music becomes for me more and more tearjerking. Maybe it's because of the sadness I feel seeing these cute little sprites of graduated Holomems spontaneously running nearby as well as sprites of active Holomems. And knowing that there will be more of such sprites that are became only reflections of former Holomems is making me sad even more... On the other hand, any other HoloCure music doesn't make me feel this way, and I don't know why.
I haven't moved, but I'm in a different country for work. I'll be away for about 10 or so months. I actually needed to get away. Home life was fine, but it was just so boring. (Side note: this work place holds 5k races... saw a guy with an Ouro Kronii plushie on his back pack. First time was during the run, so i yelled out the name. Second time was right before the run started. Dude held his back pack up, i yelled it again. Maybe for the Christmas 5k, I'll actually be able to meet him.
she's literally me lmao, it's always sad hearing about people whose families are horrible and they can't connect with them because i couldn't imagine not having that emotional crutch in my life
Often times, those people still have a similar crutch, they just adjust it to be their friends instead of their blood family. In a way it's still a family, just a found one, not a given one.
Canadians already have healthcare, so the overall gains from traveling to japan and living there long enough to get citizenship are lower than for 'mericans.
from what i noticed with some en hololivers, some that lived independent for their lives, they choose to stay near their fam. then for some that choose too live in japan, they lived dependent near their fam. comment section can correct me, just my opinion with people.
Yeah, that's a perfectly valid reason. I have this impression most people in America and adjacents have a "tradition" of parents "kicking" their kids out of the house at a certain point and then stay in touch, but Kronii seems very attached to her family. That's great!
Tbh it's nice to have some holomems in NA instead of Japan, not just for stream times being more aligned with times I can watch, but also it's just nice having a group of EN being in the same kinda general area instead of everyone being concentrated in one small country on the other side of the world. Also it adds unique perspective and stories that can only be experienced while living over here as opposed to over in Japan. This is all just my opinion though.
people generally blurred the line of moving vs escaping, moving to japan because of work is valid reason but some people move to escape; to be refugees, they want to stay somewhere they feel safe but if you have that already where you belong, why you even move? to the place where no one actually care about you?
Why do you even move, you ask? What if I tell you that it's because the place where you belong is no longer safe for you? What if all those in the place where you belong who actually did care for you are now gone forever?
Ourin Kroniesel be like: Family. *while charlie puth yelling at the background OOooooOOOOoooooohhhh OOOOoooooOOoOOOoohhh UUUuuUUUuuuUUu UUUUUUuuuUuUUuUUU when I see you again~~
I'm glad she enjoys her family. Not everyone is as lucky so I get that. Me? If I weren't so stupid and lazy I'd leave so fast lol. No real friends, not in touch with family, only mild acquaintances at a low paying job.
In my teens and twenties the only thing I wanted was to live outside my country, now on my 30s I just want to stay near the people I love. I'll just order weeb stuff on amazon.
I understand how she feels, but that didn't stop me from abandoning my family and living in SEA. lol, my family's close knit. But i am seriously much happier DESPITE not being able to see them as much... why? Because Canada sucks lol
![Kronii: "Kaela, watch this!" It's hilarious... [Hololive]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/rfibBs5u6E8/mqdefault.jpg)
She also cannot stand staying too far away from Sally and the little creature
She wouldn't be able to examine and observe the baby if she lived that far away
I believe you mean "fresh creature", good sir.
the non developing human is something that keeps Kronii in tact lol.
@@OnamazuKuuran I'm sure the human is still in development and will remain so for years to come.
@@marinda653 She needs the latest patch notes on that specific creature
I knew it, Vin Diesel is Kronii this whole time!
Family 🗿
@@hehexd69420 Family
"I don't need friends, I got family."
Family. Family. Family.
It took willpower on my part not to type something along the lines of this not being a Fast and Furious movie in chat when this happened.
A bald man once told me that family comes first.
I'm too brainrotted I thought you meant northernlion
Johnny sins?
@@gabrielesilinic Brooooo
Is that old pebble?
@@gabrielesilinic
It kinda fits with Kronii's lore ironically. As the Time Warden she knows time is very precious and she doesn't want to miss any moments with her family.
the lore deepens....=
Family TIME is very important to Kronii
I do love how much kronii loves her family its one of the reasons why I really love watching her because no matter what she plays or says shes wholesome at her core
It's really sweet that Kroni's so family-oriented. You know, for everyone, family means a lot, even if you don't always get along. And honestly, I totally agree with everything she said in that video!
Based kronii
Unfortunately, I think the darkest part about this whole thing isn't anything that Kronii said, but instead it's the fact that most viewers "probably" don't get along enough with their own family to reflect on reasons to NOT move to a different country. This is probably why there's a lot of people who would fly to Japan on a one-way ticket to live there permanently in a heartbeat, but for others who feel similarly as Kronii, it's understandable that moving somewhere far away from family wouldn't bring as much comfort or happiness as the "fantasy" appeal of Japan itself.
It's a sad truth, but one that needs to be acknowledged. There are several places in the world that I could view as a great place to move to, but I also prefer staying close to my family unless I can uproot all of them and bring them with me.
reasons not to move to JP :
1. language barrier
2. hassle ov moving across the ocean
3. leaving Sally behind
4. grandma would be sad
Isn't Kronii also Korean-Canadian? If so, there might be a little bit of ... ahem... that Kronii might not want to deal with for months (or years) at a time in addition to being away from Family.
@@thatotherguy8138inas also Korean Canadian and she moved to Japan, that part has nothing to do with it
5. Japan isn't really a great country to live in
@@gazelle_diamond9768 Certainly better than Canada and US, have you ever heard of a shortage of doctors? Even doctors are leaving Canada. And the US, we don't need to talk about it, everyone's already leaving.
@@Zork787 Ina and Kronii are entirely different people, who deal with things differently. Maybe it's not an issue, maybe it would be, but comparing Ina and Kronii in this way isn't valid.
It's very reasonable. Even though others have done it I completely understand why she wouldn't want to
Yeah my family is pretty close-knit; I could not imagine moving away to Japan if I was a Holopro member.
Plot twist: she’s staying for the poutine.
I could never leave the land of donairs haha
Also valid
To be fair it's kinda banger. And I'm not even canadian ww.
@@circularangle4324 same. My dad went to Canada for a year for a fellowship, and there was a restaurant nearby that served *_THE BEST_* poutine.
Can’t remember the restaurant name tho it’s been _well_ over a decade T-T
Also, anyone know about “beaver tail” pastries?
*DELICIOUS*
Moving for job stability is good, but staying contact with your family is more important.
*importanter, i agree
if your job that you do from home needs you to move, it's not important. Japan isn't a magical holy ground.
also she doesn't speak the language
Depends on the family, of course 🥲
0:45 She turned into Ina for a second 😅 Or maybe I'm just seeing her everywhere. Man I miss her 😭
I like to imagine this as the Mumei "Don don", but kronii-fied
Mococo also does that. What do all three of them have in common...
Haaaha this nerd loves her family.
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[sobs]
I have a new found respect for Kronii family is everything!. Vin Diesel would be proud!.
Nothing is stronger than family
Family family family family
Kronii's reasoning is understandable
She cooked with this one
Dom is proud of this one.
"this is family"
2024 - Kronii chan
It's important to stay with family, but traveling for a few months is good too. Lol
Family ❌
Sally and her little gremlin✅
The growing thing?
Dababy? The "fresh" creature?
It’s all about the family.
Kronii Diesel:
Family first. Max respect.
its kinda wholesome that the same kronii who somehow in my head has a very depressed image, actually care about she's family
We’re gonna see bald kronii in F&F11
I mean, much as I love aspects of Japan's culture, moving there as a western woman sounds like a very difficult cultural transition, to say the least. I do have a cousin who actually did so, and she's *ok* with it - but she definitely feels like an outsider even after decades.
Makes a lot of sense. Family is everything.
She's a mama's clock💙
It's refreshing to see a loyal take. Be there for the people that never left you.
Live in reality, work in fantasy.
Yeah, my family fell apart when parents divorced and mom passed away a few years after. Now we are scattered across the whole Eurasia 😢
massive respect. im glad theres a few talents who prefer to stay home, its really really hard to watch the ones who move. they stream so late
My parents lived on the other side of Canada for almost a decade, being away from them, especially as they are getting older now, was challenging. Especially for my mother, who didn't enjoy being away from her kids and her own mom.
Good for her! Family has become so sadly underrated and taken for granted. If you come from a family who get along, cherish them. Japan isn't all it's cracked up to be, anyway. It's great to visit; not so much to live in.
Kronii continues being one of the most genuine, honest VTubers in the industry. I'm proud to call her my oshi, perhaps even my kamioshi.
living in japan is romantized, nice place to visit but moving there? idk it's a totally different culture and has a lot of issues (as a lot of countries do) but it's worsen by the fact that having friends around to make it easier is not gonna last long unless you absolutely love asian culture and mindset, aside from the otaku sphere. it may have beautiful landscapes and peaceful villages but the jobs these girls do are not near those xD
They do have the strong bonus of not being in a cumbersome office/salaryman environment and have a strong support line from the company to relocate (Bae and Biboo).
Also not very open to foreigners, or some certain problems and expectations that would not be good for Kronii to deal with
@@PolishPero Lol, when i was there, there were places where they outright didn't let you go in... and i'm talking about restaurants and things... and even if you know Japanese, they don't care even if you are the most respectful out there, they outright just yeah, you not look like a Japanese, i don't want any business with you mentality in a lot of people. I don't think anyone from the west with a normal mentality can live there, when all day you are looked at like some Alien and not in a good way in a lot of cases. At least my 2 weeks of work and vacation there gave me this feeling. Don't know how that would look if i know someone there, and long term, but probably there is no big difference.
@@PolishPero Not open to foreigners *that can't speak Japanese*. Even though they still not really open to foreigners that can speak Japanese, but that part is about the Japanese society. Very reserved and conservative.
Truth. Also, ain't kroni got like korean blood or something, JP people don't treat korean nicely, even today.
She's a family person so it's understandable!
I relate with her so hard. Got a job offer abroad, slightly better pay and career stability, which I considered with a great interest for a while, but the thoughts of having much fewer times to spend with my family gave me cold feet at the last minute.
At the same time, I don't think you're missing out on much if you were to make it 3-6 months. Long enough to get a feel for the country, short enough that you won't miss much. Especially if you wait until after Christmas, where there is 6 months that not a lot of holidays happen.
Kroni Toretto
man... shes so great.
Same reason why i gave up moving to Japan to teach.
Time Fam is blessed to have a girl like Kronii. Really, she looks after them just as they look after her. 😊
It’s all about family
I respect Kronii's stance. I wish I felt the same about my family. Well...my *extended* family at the very least.
My immediate unit and my close friends (who're practically extra siblings) are the only people I care about. I'd never want to spend too much time away from them.
She says "Family" so many times that I thought this was a trailer for some new Fast and Furious movie
It sounds really relatable for me. Lots of people don't want to leave their families behind even if they really want to move somewhere, even to another country. So yeah, for me Kronii's reasons are completely understandable. Except for me it's absolutely impossible to go somewhere away from my home city even for a day, because I have to care to my mother, who is partially paralyzed after a stroke. And yet, the family should never be a burden for something that can be achieved. If there are some possibilities of achieving something new without leaving the family behind, I think it's worth trying.
Also... the HoloHouse BGM from HoloCure. I don't know, day after day that music becomes for me more and more tearjerking. Maybe it's because of the sadness I feel seeing these cute little sprites of graduated Holomems spontaneously running nearby as well as sprites of active Holomems. And knowing that there will be more of such sprites that are became only reflections of former Holomems is making me sad even more... On the other hand, any other HoloCure music doesn't make me feel this way, and I don't know why.
A very kind-hearted Warden of Time!
I haven't moved, but I'm in a different country for work. I'll be away for about 10 or so months. I actually needed to get away. Home life was fine, but it was just so boring.
(Side note: this work place holds 5k races... saw a guy with an Ouro Kronii plushie on his back pack. First time was during the run, so i yelled out the name. Second time was right before the run started. Dude held his back pack up, i yelled it again. Maybe for the Christmas 5k, I'll actually be able to meet him.
Man the longer I hear from Kronii about family, the more I relate to her.
The Second Child aura is too strong with this one.
I can relate I wouldn't want to be too far away from my family either
Very respectable that she's a family girl (- _ -)7 I take my hat in respect Ms. Time Warden.
Plot twist: she's staying till her gym subscription ends
"Los bandoleros Don Omar" will be her new bgm
she's literally me lmao, it's always sad hearing about people whose families are horrible and they can't connect with them because i couldn't imagine not having that emotional crutch in my life
Often times, those people still have a similar crutch, they just adjust it to be their friends instead of their blood family. In a way it's still a family, just a found one, not a given one.
Depends if they're true family or just relatives.
Canadians already have healthcare,
so the overall gains from traveling to japan and living there long enough to get citizenship are lower than for 'mericans.
from what i noticed with some en hololivers, some that lived independent for their lives, they choose to stay near their fam. then for some that choose too live in japan, they lived dependent near their fam.
comment section can correct me, just my opinion with people.
I think that's a fair connection. I'm currently dependent on my family, and I absolutely have romanticized moving far away on my own.
Yeah, that's a perfectly valid reason. I have this impression most people in America and adjacents have a "tradition" of parents "kicking" their kids out of the house at a certain point and then stay in touch, but Kronii seems very attached to her family. That's great!
Multiculturalism at work. More traditional Canadians still kick kids out.
Its is always the matter of choice, if you want something there is always a sacrifice.
“I don’t need friends I have Family”
Tbh it's nice to have some holomems in NA instead of Japan, not just for stream times being more aligned with times I can watch, but also it's just nice having a group of EN being in the same kinda general area instead of everyone being concentrated in one small country on the other side of the world. Also it adds unique perspective and stories that can only be experienced while living over here as opposed to over in Japan. This is all just my opinion though.
Is there sally in japan? No? Didnt think so
Kronii sweet.❤
people generally blurred the line of moving vs escaping, moving to japan because of work is valid reason but some people move to escape; to be refugees, they want to stay somewhere they feel safe but if you have that already where you belong, why you even move? to the place where no one actually care about you?
Why do you even move, you ask? What if I tell you that it's because the place where you belong is no longer safe for you? What if all those in the place where you belong who actually did care for you are now gone forever?
Kronii can't stand to leave behind her guns and her car and doesn't want to give up hunting
She says all that but if Sally moves to Japan, she will move too instantly
Cameo incoming for the next Fast movie
If she moved away from Time Papa, who'd kill the spiders?
And people forget how hard it can be. Especially being on other country for a long time.
The real reason is the fear of the bigger spiders.
After the behavior of JP fans not to terribly long ago, I wouldn't want to move to Japan either.
Kronii said perfectly why i can't move away from my country lol
Ourin Kroniesel be like: Family. *while charlie puth yelling at the background OOooooOOOOoooooohhhh OOOOoooooOOoOOOoohhh UUUuuUUUuuuUUu UUUUUUuuuUuUUuUUU when I see you again~~
Very wise choice.
Don't let her distract you guys from the fact that she's a Yakuza Hime on the run.
Kronii is slow and steady
I wonder if Nerissa and Mamarissa would welcome Kronii to their family? They kinda sound alike anyway
Sally has to be included in the moving deal
poor Biboo cant spend time together with her parents _🗿_
fuck yeah! priorities!
family, huh
not so sure how does it feel being a part of normal healthy family
I'm glad she enjoys her family. Not everyone is as lucky so I get that. Me? If I weren't so stupid and lazy I'd leave so fast lol. No real friends, not in touch with family, only mild acquaintances at a low paying job.
Plot twist: She's staying for Tim Hortons.
You definitely move to Japan if you want to do more 3D stuff. Otherwise just chilling in your home country is totally fine lol.
The real Japan is the family we made along the way, idk I'm new at this. . . .
So she loves a family but she won't start one herself.
In my teens and twenties the only thing I wanted was to live outside my country, now on my 30s I just want to stay near the people I love. I'll just order weeb stuff on amazon.
I understand how she feels, but that didn't stop me from abandoning my family and living in SEA. lol, my family's close knit. But i am seriously much happier DESPITE not being able to see them as much... why? Because Canada sucks lol
I like Kronii being in Canada
That’s how we are in Asian family we care about family more in the end and canada is still better
Dom Kroretto
Family > Work
Secretly it's because he aunt and uncle would over feed her.
Rather refreshing, honestly, what with a buncha people moving over there.
She is right!
"Kronii Torretto"
Having family you want to stay with... what's that like?
u good bro?
@@TheXander2004 I'm fine. Thanks for asking. It's just such a foreign concept for me. lol