Ironmouse Quits Vshojo After $500K in Unpaid Dues and Charity Funds

The VTuber world just got hit with a shockwave. Ironmouse, one of the most beloved and highest-followed VTubers on the planet, has officially parted ways with talent agency Vshojo. And it’s not over creative differences. It’s about money. A lot of it.

In a heartfelt and direct YouTube video shared with her 1.3 million followers, Ironmouse said she’s owed over $500,000 in unpaid dues. And not just money owed to her. She also said Vshojo failed to deliver more than half a million dollars meant for charity — specifically the Immune Deficiency Foundation.

This wasn’t a vague accusation. Ironmouse was clear, emotional, and precise. She explained how the agency had been behind on payments and how trust had broken down over time. For someone who’s built a massive fanbase through authenticity and charm, the disappointment was obvious.

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What went wrong between Ironmouse and Vshojo?

Vshojo, for those unfamiliar, is a talent agency specifically designed for VTubers. It handles deals, promotions, events, and partnerships. Ironmouse had been one of their biggest names. She helped push the entire agency into the spotlight. But behind the scenes, it seems like finances weren’t being handled the way they should’ve been.

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According to Ironmouse, she had been raising funds with the intention of donating to causes close to her heart. The Immune Deficiency Foundation is especially meaningful to her due to her own health challenges. When she realized the money never made it to the foundation, that’s when she knew she had to speak out.

Who is Ironmouse and why does this matter?

Ironmouse is more than a digital avatar with a pink-haired demon queen persona. She’s a powerhouse in the VTuber world. Her operatic voice, quick wit, and quirky energy have drawn fans in since her debut in 2017. She’s also a Puerto Rican American who’s been open about living with a chronic illness that limits her physical movement. Streaming has been both a creative outlet and a way to connect with the world from her home.

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Her leaving Vshojo isn’t just about her. It raises questions about how agencies manage money and how creators are treated behind the scenes. Many fans are already calling on Vshojo to explain what happened and make things right.

So far, the agency has not released a full public statement responding to the allegations. But the pressure is building. When someone as influential as Ironmouse walks away over money owed — especially to a charity — people notice.

It’s not clear what Ironmouse plans next, but one thing’s for sure. She’s not disappearing anytime soon. With a loyal fanbase, undeniable talent, and now even more independence, she’s got plenty of options. And her fans are sticking with her, no matter what agency name is attached.