[pyon0509] When does she go live? What is she like? | Stripchat, 94 measured sessions
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From 2026-05-30 to 2026-09-05, we checked pyon0509 94 times (mid-afternoon focused, Tuesday lowest, fan trend as the main axis).
The reference point is the last observed fan count of 9,377 fans (mid-afternoon focused, Tuesday lowest, fan trend as the main axis). You can also track the change over the observation period with the formula (mid-afternoon focused, Tuesday lowest, fan trend as the main axis).
Here are the three things this article tells you
- A checking order that starts with the 14:00 JST hour, 23 times (mid-afternoon focused, mid-afternoon runner-up, Saturday comparison tally).
- Thursday's 21 times and the show status breakdown (mid-afternoon focused, mid-afternoon runner-up, Saturday comparison tally).
- That among the recorded hours, the 3:00 JST hour was the lowest at 1 time (mid-afternoon focused, Tuesday lowest, fan trend as the main axis).
Covered: 32 broadcast days from 05-30 to 09-05, and 94 checks taken every 30 minutes / article updated 9/6
pyon0509 has 9,377 fans: look at the change first
Her fan count moved from 31 fans at the first observation to 9,377 fans (mid-afternoon focused, Tuesday lowest, fan trend as the main axis).
See the change up to the final 9,377 fans
The basis for this is 94 times of public records we measured ourselves (Thursday highest, mid-afternoon focused, public show + group show range).
Shows were confirmed on 32 days across the whole period (mid-afternoon focused, mid-afternoon runner-up, Saturday comparison tally). This lets you even out the day-to-day differences (mid-afternoon focused, Saturday runner-up, measured public show + group show).
A simple conversion gives 94 times x 0.5 hours = 47.0 hours (mid-afternoon focused, Tuesday lowest, fan trend as the main axis). That's the sum of observations taken every 30 minutes (mid-afternoon focused, mid-afternoon runner-up, Saturday comparison tally).
Over the 30 days from 2026-08-08 to 2026-09-06, we confirmed 3 days (mid-afternoon focused, mid-afternoon runner-up, Saturday comparison tally).
Viewers average 182.5 people, with a peak of 1,132 people (mid-afternoon focused, mid-afternoon runner-up, Saturday comparison tally). Look at the range of scale too (mid-afternoon focused, mid-afternoon runner-up, Saturday comparison tally).
We tracked her fan count up to 9,377 fans (mid-afternoon focused, mid-afternoon runner-up, Saturday comparison tally). Read it alongside the hour slots and it gets easier to decide how often to drop in (mid-afternoon focused, Tuesday lowest, fan trend as the main axis).
Before you go and watch, compare the top 14:00 JST hour and the show-type breakdown one after the other (mid-afternoon focused, public show + group show, a view that ties in fan trends).
Note: among the recorded hours, the 3:00 JST hour is the lowest at 1 time (mid-afternoon focused, Tuesday lowest, fan trend as the main axis). Avoid narrowing down to this hour alone (mid-afternoon focused, mid-afternoon runner-up, Saturday comparison tally).
How did pyon0509's fan count move over the observation period?
From 31 fans at the first observation to 9,377 fans, a change of +9,346 fans (mid-afternoon focused, Tuesday lowest, fan trend as the main axis).
Change from 31 fans to 9,377 fans
The increase is 9,377 fans - 31 fans = 9,346 fans (mid-afternoon focused, Tuesday lowest, fan trend as the main axis). We've laid out the raw numbers and the math (mid-afternoon focused, Saturday runner-up, measured public shows + group shows).
The average between month-end observations is about 9,346 fans / 4 intervals = 2,336.5 fans (mid-afternoon focused, Saturday runner-up, measured public shows + group shows). The base is the intervals between month-end values (Thursday highest, mid-afternoon focused, public show + group show range).
The biggest increase was in 2026-06: 5,499 fans - 93 fans = 5,406 fans (mid-afternoon focused, public show + group show, a view that ties in the fan trend).
Her best rank among Japanese performers is 2nd, with a median of 7th across observations (mid-afternoon focused, mid-afternoon runner-up, Saturday comparison tally).
Take the size of that increase as a cue and add her to your favorites the next time you find her (mid-afternoon focused, Tuesday lowest, fan trend as the main axis).
Note: this change is a comparison within our observation period and is not a guaranteed figure for future numbers (mid-afternoon focused, mid-afternoon runner-up, Saturday comparison tally).
When does pyon0509 go live? Check the 14:00 JST hour and Thursday separately
By hour the top was the 14:00 JST hour with 23 times, and by weekday it was Thursday with 21 times (mid-afternoon focused, public show + group show, a view that ties in the fan trend).
The 14:00 JST hour with 23 times is the highest by hour
The 14:00 JST hour JST came to 23 times (mid-afternoon focused, mid-afternoon runner-up, Saturday comparison tally). You can use it to decide what order to check (Tuesday lowest, mid-afternoon focused, rising-newcomer fan trend axis).
The 15:00 JST hour JST came to 20 times (Tuesday lowest, mid-afternoon focused, rising-newcomer fan trend axis). You can use it to decide what order to check (Thursday highest, mid-afternoon focused, public show + group show range).
The 13:00 JST hour JST came to 15 times (Thursday highest, mid-afternoon focused, public show + group show range). You can use it to decide what order to check (mid-afternoon focused, public show + group show, a view that ties in the fan trend).
The 22:00 JST hour JST came to 10 times (Tuesday lowest, mid-afternoon focused, rising-newcomer fan trend axis). You can use it to decide what order to check (mid-afternoon focused, Saturday runner-up, measured public shows + group shows).
By weekday, Thursday is highest with 21 times (mid-afternoon focused, Tuesday lowest, fan trend as the main axis). It's tallied separately from the hour slots (mid-afternoon focused, Saturday runner-up, measured public shows + group shows).
Shows between 0:00 and 5:00 are counted in the previous day's column (mid-afternoon focused, mid-afternoon runner-up, Saturday comparison tally). It is the same counting style as TV's "26:00" (mid-afternoon focused, mid-afternoon runner-up, Saturday comparison tally).
If you miss it, check once next time using the 10 times in the 22:00 JST hour as your clue (Tuesday lowest, mid-afternoon focused, newcomer-discovery fan trend axis).
Note: among the recorded weekdays, Tue was the lowest at 7 times (Thursday highest, mid-afternoon focused, public show + group show range). Avoid fixing on that weekday alone (mid-afternoon focused, Tuesday lowest, fan trend as the main axis).
* The broadcast days and hours listed here are past records. They do not guarantee the next broadcast, and her own schedule can change at any time
Pick your first way to watch from pyon0509's show breakdown
The highest is public shows at 81 times (Tuesday lowest, mid-afternoon focused, rising-newcomer fan trend axis). That's 86.2% of the total (Tuesday lowest, mid-afternoon focused, rising-newcomer fan trend axis).
81 public shows is the most
Public shows came to 81 times (Thursday highest, mid-afternoon focused, public show + group show range). That's 86.2%(mid-afternoon focused, public show + group show, a view that ties in the fan trend).
Next most common were group shows (where several people enter the same room to watch) at 13 times, or 13.8%(mid-afternoon focused, Saturday runner-up, measured public shows + group shows).
Don't just wait for a private slot - check the public show first (mid-afternoon focused, Saturday runner-up, measured public shows + group shows).
Note: among the recorded show types, group shows (shows watched by several people in the same room) are the lowest at 13 times (mid-afternoon focused, Saturday runner-up, measured public show + group show). This is not a guarantee that you will see this type next time (Tuesday lowest, mid-afternoon focused, newcomer-discovery fan trend axis).
Summary: the order to go see pyon0509
The bottom line: check the 14:00 JST hour, 23 times first, then verify the Thursday records separately (mid-afternoon focused, Tuesday lowest, fan trend as the main axis).
Start checking from the 14:00 JST hour, 23 times
Check the 14:00 JST hour first, and if you miss her, move to the 22:00 JST hour just once (Tuesday lowest, mid-afternoon focused, rising-newcomer fan trend axis).
She's a good fit if you match the measured conditions below (mid-afternoon focused, Saturday runner-up, measured public shows + group shows).
- For people who can shift their timing using the 14:00 JST hour's 23 times as a guide (mid-afternoon focused, Saturday runner-up, measured public shows + group shows).
- For people who want to start from the public show breakdown at 86.2%(Tuesday lowest, mid-afternoon focused, rising-newcomer fan trend axis).
If she's not for you, check these conditions first (mid-afternoon focused, Tuesday lowest, fan trend as the main axis).
- Note: for people who want to look only at the single 1 time in the 3:00 JST hour (mid-afternoon focused, Tuesday lowest, fan trend as the main axis).
- Note: for people who want a guarantee of catching all 13 group shows (mid-afternoon focused, Tuesday lowest, fan trend as the main axis).
The checking steps are as follows (mid-afternoon focused, Saturday runner-up, measured public show + group show).
- Look first at the measured 23 times in the 14:00 JST hour (Thursday highest, mid-afternoon focused, public show + group show range).
- Use Thursday's 21 times as a second guide (mid-afternoon focused, mid-afternoon runner-up, Saturday comparison tally).
- Pick an entry point that fits public shows at 86.2%(mid-afternoon focused, mid-afternoon runner-up, Saturday comparison tally).
- Don't narrow it down to just the 1 time in the 3:00 JST hour (Thursday highest, mid-afternoon focused, public show + group show range).
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The numbers in this article are measured records as of 2026-09-06. They are past records and do not guarantee the next broadcast. Broadcast schedules, prices and settings can be changed by the performer at any time. Records are taken every 30 minutes, so short broadcasts in between may not appear in the record. All numbers are measured values recorded every 30 minutes from publicly available data, with no guessing or manual entry.