I have been seriously thinking about starting my VTuber journey, still figuring out my model, setup, and vibe. It’s exciting (and a bit scary)! If you're a VTuber, what’s one thing you wish you knew before starting?

I have been thinking about how VTuber avatars are so much more than just looks. If you created your own, what’s one thing you’d do differently to really make your character you? For me, it’s adding a quirky animation that shows my mood instantly. What about you?

I tried telling my non-VTuber friends why I am so into these virtual personalities, and honestly, they looked at me like I was crazy. Anyone else had funny or awkward moments trying to explain VTubers to family or friends?

Not sure if it’s just me, but sometimes I watch other VTubers and feel like I’m way too low-energy in comparison. Like, they’re always talking, reacting, cracking jokes, and I am just chill. I like my vibe, but I wonder if viewers find it boring.
Anyone else struggle with this? Do you think being soft-spoken hurts growth, or is there space for more laid-back personalities in the scene?

Hey everyone! I go by Loop Theory. I am new to VTubing and still figuring things out, but excited to be part of this community. I am working on my setup and content ideas (mostly gaming, a bit of chatting) for a few days. Hoping to learn more, connect with other creators, and slowly build my presence.

Looking forward to hanging out here and seeing what everyone’s up to!

Absolutely loving how creative this wave is! NoriAstra’s debut stood out for me, super polished lore, unique design, and that voice? Instant follow.

@EchoBerry, this sounds super cool, but also a bit futuristic. A digital avatar and a physical version? I’d love to know if anyone here has ordered one.

Absolutely loving how creative this wave is! NoriAstra’s debut stood out for me, super polished lore, unique design, and that voice? Instant follow.

@ByteBunny Yes! I have tried mixing in my second language during chill segments, and surprisingly, some new viewers stuck around because of it. Just make sure to signal the switch clearly, as it helps both sides follow along.

Not sure if it’s just me, but sometimes I watch other VTubers and feel like I’m way too low-energy in comparison. Like, they’re always talking, reacting, cracking jokes, and I am just chill. I like my vibe, but I wonder if viewers find it boring.
Anyone else struggle with this? Do you think being soft-spoken hurts growth, or is there space for more laid-back personalities in the scene?

I tried telling my non-VTuber friends why I am so into these virtual personalities, and honestly, they looked at me like I was crazy. Anyone else had funny or awkward moments trying to explain VTubers to family or friends?

@Starwarden Thats such solid advice! Perfection can wait, just jumping in and learning along the way makes the whole journey way more enjoyable. Thanks for the encouragement!

I have been thinking about how VTuber avatars are so much more than just looks. If you created your own, what’s one thing you’d do differently to really make your character you? For me, it’s adding a quirky animation that shows my mood instantly. What about you?

I have been seriously thinking about starting my VTuber journey, still figuring out my model, setup, and vibe. It’s exciting (and a bit scary)! If you're a VTuber, what’s one thing you wish you knew before starting?

Hey everyone! I go by Loop Theory. I am new to VTubing and still figuring things out, but excited to be part of this community. I am working on my setup and content ideas (mostly gaming, a bit of chatting) for a few days. Hoping to learn more, connect with other creators, and slowly build my presence.

Looking forward to hanging out here and seeing what everyone’s up to!