I’ve been trying to lean more into my lore and character voice lately, but honestly? The second my game crashes or I forget what button does what, I completely break and just start rambling like my normal chaotic self. One minute I’m a mysterious forest spirit guarding ancient secrets, the next I’m yelling “WHY IS THE FLOOR LAVA?!” in a gremlin voice I did not plan.

I used to feel bad about it—like I was failing at being a proper VTuber—but the more streams I watch, the more I see even big names slipping out of character when things go sideways. And weirdly, those are often the moments I like best as a viewer? It feels more personal somehow.

Curious how others feel about this: do you try to stay fully in-character when you stream, or do you just kinda let your real self bleed through when the vibe demands it? Or if you're more of a viewer, do you prefer VTubers who stay deep in lore, or ones who break the illusion a little?

Okay, just imagine this—your VTuber self gets to do a crossover stream with any anime or game character. Doesn’t matter if it’s Genshin, One Piece, Elden Ring, or even Phoenix Wright.

Who would you pick, and what kind of chaos or content would you create together?

Would it be a cooking stream with Sanji? A courtroom skit with Edgeworth? Or maybe a karaoke battle with Miku?

Let’s hear your dream collab ideas—funny, serious, or just outright chaotic.

Was in the middle of a pretty serious lore segment on stream when my face-tracker just... stopped. My avatar froze with this totally blank stare while I kept narrating this dramatic, emotional twist. My chat was crying from laughter.

It got me thinking—tech fails are such a weirdly integral part of VTubing. They break immersion but also make things so much more human?

Anyone else had a moment where your setup glitched at the worst (or funniest) time? Bonus points if it turned into a clip moment.

I’m excited to be part of this amazing community of creators and fans. I’m here to connect, learn, and hopefully collaborate with like-minded people. Whether you're a fellow VTuber or someone who loves the scene, I’m looking forward to meaningful conversations and creative growth together. Let’s make something awesome!