Monogatari Series Girls Join Hololive’s holoX in New Crossover
The heroines of the Monogatari series are joining forces with Hololive’s VTuber unit Secret Society holoX for a special exhibition in Tokyo, bringing together some of anime’s most recognizable girls and four popular virtual personalities in an unusual crossover featuring exclusive artwork, merchandise, and an…
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