Emiru New Role in OTK

Emily Schunk is a well-known Twitch streamer and cosplayer who goes by the nickname Emiru.

Her League of Legends streams helped her gain notoriety, and she now has over 1.1 million Twitch followers. But when she announced that she was joining the gaming company One True King, she caused a stir online.

Emiru has developed into a lot more than just a streamer and cosplayer since joining OTK, though. After lending some money to OTK creator and fellow streamer Mizkif, she also developed a reputation as a “loan shark.” It even resulted in a friend approaching her for a $130,000 loan. But following the incident involving the loan sharks, Emiru has once more taken on a new role in OTK. A sketch that Emiru posted on her YouTube channel on February 1 served as the organization’s official announcement of her appointment as a new co-owner. At the most recent OTK shareholder’s meeting broadcast, this video was also played.

Emiru played a princess in the video, but she actually used a sword to slaughter the actual co-owners, who were also portraying various characters. Nmplol portrayed a dragon of evil. The old OTK king was Asmongold, and the jester was Mizkif and Efrand. 

Emiru stated; “So guys, I’m an owner! I have equity. I go to meetings and stuff!”

It only seems like yesterday when OTK revealed that Emiru had joined their team as a content creator, but it was a significant step for the Twitch streamer. The Twitch streamer is now a co-owner of the Esports organization after a year. At the most recent OTK shareholder meeting, the 25-year-old streamer discussed her intentions on taking a co-ownership position.

She said; “Thank you guys, I’ve been looking forward to announcing my ownership for a while now, and I’m really excited to do more with OTK and to be working more closely with all these awesome motherf*ckers up here.”

The announcement from the fans thrilled the audience. They also enjoyed the announcement’s comedic video. Even the joke that Emiru would be a co-owner in a year was made by certain supporters.