VTuber

i've got two um the first one i was playing on stream and it totally fits the podcast it's called sucker for love i thought this was going to be a cute you know visual novel where you are trying to fall in love with a cthulhu cutie and um at some point based on whatever responses that i had uh you have this little book that has your summoning ritual to uh get her to destroy the world and at one point as you're going through it the book does its own jump scare.

I was on stream, and I'm normally a VTuber streamer, so all that they heard was a, oh hell no, and a bunch of clattering because I had fallen out of my chair.

The jump scare was that bad.

um but yeah sucker for love and i think i've only done like one i i didn't even finish the game so uh What

They're in my goddamn anime now.

Like, what? I mean, look, there's other anime with VTubers.

I mean, Chainsmoker Cat.

I guess that's not technically VTubing, but...

Matter of fact, I wouldn't be surprised if it already has happened.

You know,

they're VTubers at fucking Dodgers baseball games,

man.

Yeah, but it's also like anime conventions and furry conventions because you technically could align those two as well.

Also, VTuber conventions and anime conventions.

The anime conventions aren't aligned.

That's even a better comparison because those aren't aligned.

You can have a VTuber convention and then an anime convention.

Yeah, but

anime is like you consume the content.

VTuber, you might be one.

I'm dressing up.

I have like two or three different costumes for my VTuber model and I can't decide which one I'll use.

You become a VTuber to not have to kind of think about what am I wearing? And then you have Halloween and you're like, shit, what is my VTuber going to

wear? Oh my God.

It's real.

So I'm Velvet Vermes.

I'm Earth's first troll VTuber.

I stream to humans on Earth through Twitch.tv multiple times a week.

I'm also an animator professionally.

mean, it's not like you guys are doing skits or, like, sitting there and, like, you know, replaying a scene that you guys wanted to do.

That would make more sense.

If you're doing, like, more, like, physical humor, I think a studio makes it look a lot better but like most of the people who started out were doing this kind of stuff and then they moved up and started to be like oh now we have a studio space now we have you know some sort of office space that we turned into a podcast thing in somebody's basement you know you know like it it doesn't matter i think truly if the hosts are good wink wink nudge nudge um it doesn't matter where you do it because the content's always going to be good it doesn't have to be high like highly produced things as long as what the subject matters are it's fine I mean look at I don't know if you two are well versed in it obviously I've been in it for a while but like you have VTubers the virtual model things that move you know motion capture kind of stuff like I've been doing that for like three years at this point and they do concerts like that like you know what I mean like I think we're in that digital world now where it doesn't really matter what you do as long as you're doing it well you know

Yes, I think that's what it is.

People keep coming back to us because we have something to say, we were entertaining.