Being a VTuber is now becoming a thing in the online world. Many content creators tend to show themselves off, especially when they are good-looking.
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This photo taken on April 7, 2022 shows Mayu Iizuka, a virtual YouTuber who voices and animates a character called Yume Kotobuki, preparing for a livestream at a studio in Tokyo. - Virtual YouTubers have transformed a niche Japanese subculture into a thriving industry where top accounts can rake in more than a million dollars a year.
They use their looks to get more views from their followers, especially those who have crushed on them. But, there are some influencers who prefer hiding their actual physical looks using virtual avatars.
Although this goes the other way from traditional online content creation, many people are curious about these VTubers.
Because of this, they tend to follow them on their daily vlogs, giving them more views as well.
[YouTuber] VTuber Now a Trend!
According to How-To-Geek's latest report, VTuber is a type of online influencer that uses a virtual avatar to represent itself.
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This photo taken on March 12, 2022 shows Kazumi, who asked to be identified only by his first name, creating a digital illustration of his favourite character and virtual YouTuber Mio Ookami, at his home in Yokohama. - Virtual YouTubers have transformed a niche Japanese subculture into a thriving industry where top accounts.
Most VTubers are from Japan since this is the trend that started (around 2010). Because of this, most virtual YouTubers are using virtual characters that look like animes.
This means that their avatars commonly have large sparkly eyes, pointed noses, and small faces. The term "virtual YouTuber" was coined by Kizuna AI, another popular VTuber in Japan.
Her term started to become popular in late 2016. When it comes to content, VTubers are usually focused on gaming.
Their format is commonly this; their virtual avatar is located in the lower-left or lower right corner of the screen, with their actual gameplay content in the background.
How To Become a VTuber?
MakeUseOf said that becoming a VTuber is not that hard. If you are a digital artist that can already create virtual animations, then that's good.
But, if you are not, then there are some free software services that you can use to create your own virtual avatar. One of these is the VRoid Studio.
This online tool allows you to create CG art that has base models. What makes the VRoid Studio quite astounding is its motion-capture feature, which tracks your movements and facial expressions.
Thanks to this, your virtual avatar can match what you are doing in an efficient manner. If you want to know more about VTubers, you can follow these virtual YouTubers.
- Shirakami Fubuki
- Kaguya Luna
- Houshou Marine
- Mori Calliope
- Usada Pekora
- Inugami Korone
- Watson Amelia
- Tokino Sora
- Gawr Gura
Meanwhile, the Unbox Therapy YouTube channel is now becoming a powerhouse on the YT platform.
On the other hand, YouTuber GilvaSunner received thousands of copyright blocks from Nintendo.
For more news updates about YouTuber, VTuber, and other kinds of online influencers, always keep your tabs open here at TechTimes.
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Written by: Griffin Davis
