Meto Komori and Yuhi Chito suspension shocks fans as VSPO! hides details behind contract violation claims

The situation around Meto Komori and Yuhi Chito has quickly become a big talking point in the VTuber world. On April 30, 2026, VSPO! announced that both creators would be stepping away from all activities for two months. The reason given was simple but also left many questions. The group said both had been involved in “conduct that partially violated the terms of their contracts.”

What made things more confusing is that VSPO! clearly said both cases are not connected. The update came through their official website and a post on X. In that post, they wrote, “We would like to express our heartfelt gratitude for your continued support and kind attention to the activities of our affiliated talents. As announced in the following notices, we have imposed a suspension of activities on Komori Meto and Chito Yuuhi.” Fans quickly noticed that no exact details were shared.

Meto Komori and Yuhi Chito controversy grows as VSPO! keeps details private

Both Meto Komori and Yuhi Chito will be away for two months. According to VSPO!, this time is meant for them to “reflect deeply on their actions and re examine their behaviour.” The company also made it clear that they will not explain what exactly happened. In their official note, they added, “As this matter concerns contractual provisions, we will refrain from disclosing further details.”

Soon after the announcement, both VTubers spoke to their fans. They shared apologies but did not go into details about what led to the suspension. This has only made people more curious, as fans are trying to understand what could have gone wrong.

To help explain the situation, More Kazahana shared a video breaking down everything known so far. In his nine minute video, he focused only on official facts. He said, “The information that we know, the official information that we know is that, you know, this is just some disciplinary action, um, towards some violations of the contract, whatever violations they may be, right? We’re not sure, but as I said, it does seem like a pretty harsh punishment.”

So at this point, there is still no clear answer about what exactly happened. What is clear is that VSPO! has taken this step seriously, even without sharing full details. For now, both creators are off screen, and fans will have to wait until the suspension ends to see what happens next.

In a separate development, Mimi Yanagi has also been in the news, with reports claiming she was arrested in the UK over possession of her own anime style drawings. That case is not linked to VSPO! but has added to the wider conversation around VTubers this week.