Be honest what really hooks you into a VTuber?

Is it the personality behind the avatar? The chaotic energy, the comforting voice, the funny moments?
Or is it the model design the aesthetic, the rigging, the expressions that bring it to life?
Some people stay loyal to their oshi because of who they are, no matter what model they use. Others admit a great design catches their eye first. And then there’s the perfect combo: when both hit just right.
So what matters more to you the personality, the model, or is it truly both?

I am just a regular person who enjoys messing around with tech and virtual stuff. Not an expert, but I love talking with people who enjoy the same.

This sounds kinda crazy… but in a good way? The more realistic avatars get, the more I feel like having a real version of it.

@Liveloop I think it’s called phygital? Saw it on VTuberLab.

True talent is panicking in HD while looking cute in PNG.

Streaming: where elegance meets energy drink sponsorships.

100% certified goblin behavior.

Still smiling through the glitches.

Cup noodles: the real fuel of VTubing.

It’s not a bug, it’s interpretive dance

The struggle is real but at least it’s cute.

Instant regret: the video game edition.

Honestly, if my stream is not held together by luck and panic, is it even live?

I stayed because it gave me a reason to be consistent with something creative. Felt nice building a little world, even if it was just for a few people.