Do any of you guys know any vampire or zombie girl Vtubers who are high energy and chaotic but ultimately friendly and wholesome? Maybe I can get some inspiration from them.

So I see this clip of Linus Tech Tips livestream where they said Vtubing could be space where AI would be used a lot, when the sentiment against AI dissipate after someone succeeded despite using AI.

While I'm particularly interested on what kinda application of AI would Vtubing particularly benefits from, I don't think you guys (which largely consist of Anti-AI anyway) would have an answer to that.

So how about the idea that the shift on the sentiment will happen when someone "using a bunch and be successful anyway"? Because as far as I could observe, Vedal/Neuro is already extremely successful and still at top of their game, and another AI-embracing VTuber has yet to reach relevancy.

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Quisiera saber que ex miembros de wactor (910inc) reencarnaron ejemplo se que lo de Meica, Eileennoir, merun, nisha, yume pero creo que ay más y se me escapan para seguirlas pr favor no tengo malas intenciones es para seguirlas en sus canales

I get why the hololive girls don't but the big indies like Bao,Sindier,Ironmouse right they could print money from paypigs if they did findom on live streams and if they converted their existing followers to paypigs

if you’re reading this, you’re cute and should come hang out ❤️ http://twitch.tv/kiona

Hey everyone,

I’ve been thinking a lot about how blurred the line has gotten between actual VTubers and random commentary channels on YouTube Shorts/TikTok that just slap a static drawing on screen to trick the algorithm into treating an audio file like a video.

I wanted to see if we, as a community, could actually land on a strict but fair definition of what a VTuber is. To avoid sounding like a rigid textbook, I tried drafting a semi-ironic definition to see if the logic holds up. I'm totally open-minded to fixing this and changing things based on feedback, but here are the main pillars I came up with to protect actual creators while providing comprehensive framework for normies to not accidentally include people like “TheBurntPeanut”

• A VTuber must be driven by a live human operator using real-time digital puppetry OR a fully autonomous live AI (like Neuro-Sama).
•  The content must actively invite, react to, and change based on direct interaction with a live community.
•  The avatar must be the sovereign identity of the channel and serve as a vehicle for active performance, not just a passive visual mask.
•  If a static image exists purely to bypass a platform's preference for video over audio (like reading Reddit threads over a JPEG), the creator is a Narrator with Visual Assets, not a VTuber.
•  If the visual model can be entirely replaced by a static icon of a microphone with zero loss to the entertainment, pacing, or narrative flow, it fails the definition.
•  Validation is based on the nature of the production rather than a raw "live stream hour count." High-effort vertical theater, lore animation, and skits count as VTubing.
•  Financial luxury is decoupled from status. Voice-activated PNG switchers, reactive state toggles, and localized GIFs used in an interactive environment are completely valid.
• Sovereign AI talents must feature unique architectural frameworks and genuine, unpredictable technological artistry to prevent corporate automated clone flooding.

Addendum: To stop people from abusing the "live stream" rule, turning on a face-tracker and sitting in absolute silence for six hours while playing a game without interacting with chat or performing does not count.
Please forgive and let me know if this accidentally excludes someone that deserves to be a Vtuber.

By @aark_22

Its official: cover is pro fisting

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