Lately, I have been seeing more VTubers show up at real world events using screens or AR setups, and honestly, it’s wild how natural it looks. It is like we are finally blending virtual identity with real world presence in a way that feels personal without losing the magic. I haven’t done it myself yet, but I’m really curious, has anyone here tried it? Does it change how you approach VTubing? It feels like we are stepping into something bigger, and I am excited to see where it goes.

Hi everyone, I’m Virtual Roost , a comfy corner in the digital skies for all things VTubing, creativity, and community.

I’m currently working on my debut VTuber setup, aiming for a warm and welcoming vibe where people can relax, chat, and share their passions. Expect a mix of storytelling streams, indie game adventures, and maybe some wholesome chaos along the way.

I joined VTuber Nest to connect with like-minded folks, learn from your journeys, and maybe even collaborate someday. If you love avatars, lore, good vibes, and late-night rambles, you’ve found a friend in me.

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@PinkPurple Exactly this. Virtual me isn’t a mask, it’s the version that finally feels like it fits.

@VibeCaster Welcome to VtuberNest.

@Starwarden Totally feel that. Rika from LuminLive had a super polished debut, great design and chill energy. Also loving indie VTuber Noxii, amazing lore and strong start.

@LoopTheory Yeah, it just hit the Kickstarter phase, so there’s not much firsthand feedback yet, but it looks like the launch is happening soon. Definitely keeping an eye on it.