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Hero Hei, a YouTuber known for creating ragebait videos, produced a video titled "Will Artia Betray Hololive?" The video's premise was based on a mistranslated source and speculation, leading to misinformation and attacks against Artia. This incident is not the first time Hero Hei has produced content of this nature, with previous examples involving Hololive talent and clickbait titles such as "Goodbye Korone." Hero Hei has a history of creating content that relies on misinformation and speculation, often capitalizing on trending topics in the VTuber community. Despite criticism and calls for accountability, Hero Hei has continued to produce new content without addressing the inaccuracies in his previous video.
Hero Hei, a YouTuber known for creating ragebait videos, produced a video titled "Will Artia Betray Hololive?" The video's premise was based on a mistranslated source and speculation, leading to misinformation and attacks against Artia. This incident is not the first time Hero Hei has produced content of this nature, with previous examples involving Hololive talent and clickbait titles such as "Goodbye Korone." Hero Hei has a history of creating content that relies on misinformation and speculation, often capitalizing on trending topics in the VTuber community. Despite criticism and calls for accountability, Hero Hei has continued to produce new content without addressing the inaccuracies in his previous video.
Hero Hei, a YouTuber recognized for making ragebait videos, created a video called "Will Artia Betray Hololive?" The video's idea was built on a misinterpreted source and assumptions, causing false information and attacks on Artia. This situation is not the first time Hero Hei has made content like this, with earlier instances involving Hololive members and sensational headlines such as "Goodbye Korone." Hero Hei has a past of making material that depends on incorrect information and guesses, usually taking advantage of popular subjects in the VTuber world. Even with backlash and demands for responsibility, Hero Hei keeps making new videos without fixing the errors in his earlier work. A YouTuber named Hero Hei, famous for generating ragebait content, released a video titled "Will Artia Betray Hololive?" The video's foundation came from a wrong translation and hypothetical thinking, resulting in false claims and assaults on Artia. This event isn't the first instance of Hero Hei making such content, as there were past cases involving Hololive performers and sensational titles like "Goodbye Korone." Hero Hei has a record of producing material that uses misleading details and guesswork, frequently leveraging current trends in the VTuber scene. Although there have been criticisms and demands for responsibility, Hero Hei continues to create new content without correcting the inaccuracies in his previous video.
Hero Hei, a YouTuber recognized for making ragebait videos, created a video called "Will Artia Betray Hololive?" The video's idea was built on a misinterpreted source and guesswork, which resulted in false information and criticism directed at Artia. This situation is not the first time that Hero Hei has made content like this, with past instances involving Hololive performers and attention-grabbing titles such as "Goodbye Korone." Hero Hei has a pattern of making videos that depend on incorrect information and assumptions, usually taking advantage of popular topics in the VTuber scene. Even after facing backlash and demands for responsibility, Hero Hei keeps making new videos without correcting the errors in his previous one. The YouTuber known as Hero Hei, who is famous for making ragebait content, released a video titled "Will Artia Betray Hololive?" This video was based on a misunderstood source and assumptions, which led to incorrect information and negative actions against Artia. This isn't the first time that Hero Hei has created similar content, as earlier examples involved Hololive members and sensational headlines like "Goodbye Korone." Hero Hei has a history of creating videos that depend on false claims and speculation, often using trending issues in the VTuber world. Despite being criticized and asked to take responsibility, Hero Hei continues to post new content without acknowledging the mistakes in his past videos.
Hero Hei, a content creator famous for making provocative videos, released a video titled "Will Artia Betray Hololive?" The video's idea came from a misinterpreted source and guesses, which caused false information and attacks on Artia. This situation isn't the first time Hero Hei has made content like this, with past instances involving Hololive members and sensational headlines such as "Goodbye Korone." Hero Hei has a track record of making videos that depend on false information and assumptions, frequently taking advantage of popular subjects in the VTuber world. Even after facing backlash and demands for responsibility, Hero Hei has kept making new videos without correcting the errors in his earlier video. The YouTuber known for making controversial videos, Hero Hei, released a video titled "Will Artia Betray Hololive?" The concept of the video was built on a misunderstood source and theories, resulting in incorrect information and attacks on Artia. This isn't the first time Hero Hei has created content of this kind, as past examples involved Hololive members and attention-grabbing titles like "Goodbye Korone." Hero Hei has a history of making material that depends on false claims and guesses, often leveraging popular subjects in the VTuber community. Despite being criticized and asked to take responsibility, Hero Hei has kept producing new content without addressing the mistakes in his earlier video.
Hero Hei, a content creator famous for making provocative videos, released a video called "Will Artia Betray Hololive?" The video's idea came from a misunderstood translation and assumptions, causing false information and negative reactions toward Artia. This situation is not the first time Hero Hei has made content like this, as past examples included Hololive members and misleading headlines like "Goodbye Korone." Hero Hei has a background of making videos that depend on incorrect information and guessing, usually using popular subjects in the VTuber world. Even with criticism and demands for responsibility, Hero Hei has kept making new material without correcting the errors in his last video. Hero Hei, a YouTube personality recognized for making content that incites anger, made a video named "Will Artia Betray Hololive?" The video's concept was built on a misinterpreted source and guessed information, resulting in incorrect details and harm toward Artia. This is not the first instance where Hero Hei has created such type of content, with previous examples featuring Hololive artists and sensational headlines like "Goodbye Korone." Hero Hei has a track record of producing material that uses false information and guesses, frequently taking advantage of hot topics in the VTuber scene. Despite facing backlash and requests for responsibility, Hero Hei has kept making new videos without fixing the mistakes in his earlier content.
Hero Hei, a content creator famous for making provocative videos, released a video titled "Will Artia Betray Hololive?" The video's idea was built on a misinterpreted source and guessing, which resulted in false information and harm toward Artia. This situation is not the first time Hero Hei has made material like this, with earlier instances involving Hololive members and sensational headlines like "Goodbye Korone." Hero Hei has a background of making content that depends on false information and assumptions, frequently taking advantage of popular subjects in the VTuber world. Even though there has been backlash and demands for responsibility, Hero Hei has kept making new videos without correcting the mistakes in his earlier work. Hero Hei, a YouTube personality recognized for making content that sparks anger, made a video called "Will Artia Betray Hololive?" The video's concept was built around a wrongly translated source and assumptions, causing misleading details and negative actions toward Artia. This is not the first time that Hero Hei has made content in this way, with earlier examples involving Hololive performers and attention-grabbing titles like "Goodbye Korone." Hero Hei has a pattern of producing videos that depend on incorrect information and guesswork, often using popular themes in the VTuber scene. Even with criticism and demands for responsibility, Hero Hei has kept making new videos without fixing the errors in his past work.
Hero Hei, a YouTube content creator recognized for making provocative videos, released a video titled "Will Artia Betray Hololive?" The video's concept was built on a misunderstood source and assumptions, resulting in incorrect information and harassment directed at Artia. This situation is not the first time that Hero Hei has created material of this kind, with past instances involving Hololive performers and sensational headlines like "Goodbye Korone." Hero Hei has a record of making content that depends on false information and guessing, frequently taking advantage of popular subjects within the VTuber world. Even though there has been backlash and demands for responsibility, Hero Hei has kept making new videos without correcting the errors in his earlier video. Hero Hei, a YouTuber famous for producing controversial content, created a video called "Will Artia Betray Hololive?" The video's idea came from a misunderstood source and guesswork, which caused incorrect details and attacks on Artia. This isn't the first time that Hero Hei has made videos like this, with previous cases involving Hololive members and clickbait-style titles such as "Goodbye Korone." Hero Hei has a history of making content that depends on false information and guesses, often using trending topics in the VTuber scene. Despite being criticized and asked to take responsibility, Hero Hei has kept making new videos without fixing the mistakes in his earlier work.
Hero Hei, a YouTube creator famous for making controversial videos, released a video called "Will Artia Betray Hololive?" The video's idea was built on a wrongly translated source and guesses, causing false information and negative comments toward Artia. This is not the first time Hero Hei has made content like this, with past examples including Hololive performers and misleading titles like "Goodbye Korone." Hero Hei has a background of making videos that depend on incorrect information and guessing, usually taking advantage of popular topics in the VTuber world. Even though there has been backlash and demands for responsibility, Hero Hei keeps making new videos without fixing the mistakes in his earlier work. The individual known as Hero Hei, a content producer on YouTube, made a video titled "Will Artia Betray Hololive?" This video's foundation came from an incorrectly translated resource and assumptions, resulting in false information and hostility toward Artia. This event isn't the initial instance where Hero Hei has crafted such material, as earlier cases involved Hololive performers and sensational titles such as "Goodbye Korone." Hero Hei has a pattern of making content that is based on incorrect details and guesses, frequently using popular themes within the VTuber scene. Even with criticism and requests for responsibility, Hero Hei persists in making fresh content without correcting the errors in his prior video.
Hero Hei, a YouTube content creator famous for making provocative videos, made a video called "Will Artia Betray Hololive?" The video's idea came from a misunderstood translation and assumptions, which caused incorrect information and negative comments directed at Artia. This situation is not the first time that Hero Hei has created material like this, with earlier instances involving Hololive performers and sensational headlines like "Goodbye Korone." Hero Hei has a track record of making videos that depend on false information and guessing, often using popular subjects in the VTuber world. Even after facing criticism and demands for responsibility, Hero Hei has kept making new content without correcting the errors in his earlier video. Hero Hei, a YouTuber recognized for making controversial videos, released a video named "Will Artia Betray Hololive?" The video's concept was built on a wrong translation and theories, resulting in false information and harm toward Artia. This is not the first time Hero Hei has made content of this kind, with past examples involving Hololive members and misleading titles like "Goodbye Korone." Hero Hei has a history of making videos that rely on incorrect details and guesses, frequently using popular topics in the VTuber scene. Although there has been backlash and requests for responsibility, Hero Hei has kept making new videos without fixing the mistakes in his previous work.
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A clip from a private English singing stream by Hololive VTuber Coco, conducted shortly after September 25th under the alias "asacoco," surfaced online. In the clip, Coco expresses confusion regarding the privatization of the stream, stating that she does not understand why it happened. The clip lacks subtitles and its content is primarily in Japanese. The incident sparked debate regarding Coco's awareness of a previous controversy involving fellow Hololive VTuber Haachama, who faced criticism from Chinese viewers. Some speculated that Coco intentionally used the "asacoco" alias to taunt the Chinese community, while others argued that she was unaware of the situation. Coco's busy streaming schedule, with multiple "asacoco" streams per week, was cited as a potential reason for her lack of awareness. The incident also raised questions about communication within Hololive's management structure, suggesting that Coco's manager may not have been informed about the controversy surrounding Haachama. The incident has been interpreted by some as a case of bad timing and misunderstanding, while others have accused Coco of intentionally provoking the Chinese community, alleging racist motivations.
A clip from a private English singing stream by Hololive VTuber Coco, conducted shortly after September 25th under the alias "asacoco," surfaced online. In the clip, Coco expresses confusion regarding the privatization of the stream, stating that she does not understand why it happened. The clip lacks subtitles and its content is primarily in Japanese. The incident sparked debate regarding Coco's awareness of a previous controversy involving fellow Hololive VTuber Haachama, who faced criticism from Chinese viewers. Some speculated that Coco intentionally used the "asacoco" alias to taunt the Chinese community, while others argued that she was unaware of the situation. Coco's busy streaming schedule, with multiple "asacoco" streams per week, was cited as a potential reason for her lack of awareness. The incident also raised questions about communication within Hololive's management structure, suggesting that Coco's manager may not have been informed about the controversy surrounding Haachama. The incident has been interpreted by some as a case of bad timing and misunderstanding, while others have accused Coco of intentionally provoking the Chinese community, alleging racist motivations.
A video from a private English singing broadcast by Hololive VTuber Coco, recorded just after September 25th using the name "asacoco," was released online. In the video, Coco shows confusion about the stream being private, saying she doesn't know why it occurred. The video does not have subtitles and the content is mainly in Japanese. The event led to discussions about Coco's knowledge of a prior dispute involving another Hololive VTuber named Haachama, who had been criticized by Chinese viewers. Some believed that Coco deliberately used the "asacoco" name to insult the Chinese population, while others claimed she was not aware of the issue. Coco's packed streaming routine, with several "asacoco" streams each week, was mentioned as a possible explanation for her lack of awareness. The event also brought up concerns about communication inside Hololive's administrative system, implying that Coco's manager might not have been aware of the controversy involving Haachama. The event has been seen by some as an example of poor timing and miscommunication, while others have accused Coco of deliberately angering the Chinese community, suggesting racist intentions. A clip from a personal English singing live stream by Hololive VTuber Coco, created just after September 25th under the name "asacoco," appeared on the internet. In the clip, Coco shows uncertainty about the stream being private, saying she doesn't know the reason. The clip is without subtitles and the content is mostly in Japanese. The situation caused discussion about Coco's knowledge of a past issue involving another Hololive VTuber, Haachama, who had faced backlash from Chinese viewers. Some thought that Coco intentionally used the "asacoco" name to mock the Chinese group, while others said she was not informed about the matter. Coco's packed schedule, with multiple "asacoco" streams weekly, was suggested as a possible reason for her unawareness. The situation also raised doubts about communication inside Hololive's management, implying that Coco's manager may have not been aware of the controversy around Haachama. The situation has been viewed by some as an example of bad timing and misinterpretation, while others have blamed Coco for deliberately irritating the Chinese community, accusing her of having racist motives.
A video clip from a private English singing stream by the Hololive VTuber Coco, created just after September 25th using the alias "asacoco," was shared online. In the video, Coco shows confusion about the stream being made private, explaining that she doesn't know why it occurred. The video does not have subtitles and is mostly in Japanese. This event led to discussion about Coco's knowledge of a prior controversy involving another Hololive VTuber, Haachama, who was criticized by Chinese viewers. Some believed that Coco deliberately used the "asacoco" alias to mock the Chinese community, while others claimed she was not aware of the issue. Coco's packed streaming routine, with several "asacoco" streams each week, was suggested as a reason for her possible lack of awareness. The event also brought up concerns about communication inside Hololive's management, implying that Coco's supervisor might not have been informed about the Haachama controversy. The incident has been viewed by some as an example of poor timing and misinterpretation, while others have accused Coco of trying to provoke the Chinese community, suggesting racist intentions. A video clip from a private English singing stream by the Hololive VTuber Coco, created just after September 25th using the alias "asacoco," was shared online. In the video, Coco shows confusion about the stream being made private, explaining that she doesn't know why it occurred. The video does not have subtitles and is mostly in Japanese. This event led to discussion about Coco's knowledge of a prior controversy involving another Hololive VTuber, Haachama, who was criticized by Chinese viewers. Some believed that Coco deliberately used the "asacoco" alias to mock the Chinese community, while others claimed she was not aware of the issue. Coco's packed streaming routine, with several "asacoco" streams each week, was suggested as a reason for her possible lack of awareness. The event also brought up concerns about communication inside Hololive's management, implying that Coco's supervisor might not have been informed about the Haachama controversy. The incident has been viewed by some as an example of poor timing and misinterpretation, while others have accused Coco of trying to provoke the Chinese community, suggesting racist intentions. The incident has been viewed by some as an example of poor timing and misinterpretation, while others have accused Coco of trying to provoke the Chinese community, suggesting racist intentions. The event also brought up concerns about communication inside Hololive's management, implying that Coco's supervisor might not have been informed about the Haachama controversy.
A video from a private English singing broadcast by the Hololive VTuber Coco, made just after September 25th using the name "asacoco," was shared online. In the video, Coco shows confusion about the stream being private, explaining that she doesn’t know why that occurred. The video does not have captions and is mainly in Japanese. The event led to discussion about Coco’s knowledge of a prior issue involving another Hololive VTuber, Haachama, who was criticized by Chinese viewers. Some believed that Coco used the "asacoco" name on purpose to mock the Chinese community, while others suggested she was not aware of the situation. Coco’s packed streaming schedule, which includes several "asacoco" streams every week, was mentioned as a possible cause for her lack of awareness. The incident also brought up concerns about communication inside Hololive's management, implying that Coco's manager might not have been aware of the controversy linked to Haachama. The situation has been seen by some as an example of poor timing and miscommunication, while others have accused Coco of trying to provoke the Chinese community, claiming racist intentions. Coco, the Hololive VTuber, shared a clip from a private English singing stream under the alias "asacoco," which was released not long after September 25th. In the clip, Coco appears puzzled about the stream being private, saying she doesn’t know why it happened. The clip has no subtitles and is mostly in Japanese. The situation caused discussion about Coco’s knowledge of a past problem involving the Hololive VTuber Haachama, who had faced backlash from Chinese viewers. Some thought that Coco deliberately used the "asacoco" alias to insult the Chinese community, while others thought she wasn’t aware of the situation. Coco’s hectic schedule, with multiple "asacoco" streams each week, was offered as a possible explanation for her lack of awareness. The event also raised doubts about how information is shared within Hololive’s management, suggesting that Coco's manager might not have known about the Haachama controversy. The event has been viewed by some as a case of unfortunate timing and misunderstanding, while others have accused Coco of trying to provoke the Chinese community, claiming it was motivated by racism.
A video from a private English singing broadcast by the Hololive VTuber Coco, recorded just after September 25th under the pseudonym "asacoco," appeared online. In the video, Coco shows uncertainty about the stream being private, saying she does not know why it occurred. The video has no captions and the content is mainly in Japanese. The event led to discussion about Coco's knowledge of a prior issue involving another Hololive VTuber, Haachama, who received backlash from Chinese viewers. Some believed that Coco deliberately used the "asacoco" name to mock the Chinese community, while others said she was not aware of the situation. Coco's hectic streaming routine, which includes several "asacoco" streams each week, was mentioned as a possible cause for her lack of awareness. The incident also brought up concerns about communication inside Hololive's administrative system, implying that Coco's manager might not have been aware of the controversy involving Haachama. The situation has been seen by some as an example of poor timing and misinterpretation, while others have claimed Coco intentionally upset the Chinese community, accusing her of racist intentions. A video from a private English singing broadcast by the Hololive VTuber Coco, recorded just after September 25th under the pseudonym "asacoco," appeared online. In the video, Coco shows confusion about the stream being private, saying she does not know why it occurred. The video has no captions and the content is mainly in Japanese. The event led to discussion about Coco's knowledge of a prior issue involving another Hololive VTuber, Haachama, who received backlash from Chinese viewers. Some believed that Coco deliberately used the "asacoco" name to mock the Chinese community, while others said she was not aware of the situation. Coco's hectic streaming routine, which includes several "asacoco" streams each week, was mentioned as a possible cause for her lack of awareness. The incident also brought up concerns about communication inside Hololive's administrative system, implying that Coco's manager might not have been aware of the controversy involving Haachama. The situation has been seen by some as an example of poor timing and misinterpretation, while others have claimed Coco intentionally upset the Chinese community, accusing her of racist intentions. A clip from a private English singing stream by the Hololive VTuber Coco, created shortly after September 25th under the alias "asacoco," was made public. In the clip, Coco expresses confusion about the stream being private, explaining that she does not understand why it happened. The clip does not have subtitles and the content is primarily in Japanese. The event generated discussion about Coco's knowledge of a previous issue involving the Hololive VTuber Haachama, who faced criticism from Chinese viewers. Some believed that Coco intentionally used the "asacoco" name to mock the Chinese community, while others said she was unaware of the situation. Coco's busy streaming schedule, with multiple "asacoco" streams per week, was cited as a possible reason for her lack of awareness. The incident also raised questions about communication within Hololive's management structure, suggesting that Coco's manager may not have been informed about the controversy surrounding Haachama. The incident has been interpreted by some as a case of bad timing and misunderstanding, while others have accused Coco of intentionally provoking the Chinese community, alleging racist motivations.
A video clip from a private English singing stream by Hololive VTuber Coco, made just after September 25th using the alias "asacoco," appeared online. In the video, Coco shows uncertainty about the stream being private, claiming she doesn't know why it occurred. The video does not have subtitles and is mainly in Japanese. The event led to discussions about Coco's knowledge of a prior issue involving another Hololive VTuber, Haachama, who received backlash from Chinese viewers. Some believed Coco deliberately used the "asacoco" alias to mock the Chinese community, while others suggested she was unaware of the issue. Coco's packed streaming schedule, which includes several "asacoco" streams weekly, was mentioned as a possible cause for her lack of awareness. The incident also brought up concerns about communication within Hololive's management, implying that Coco's manager might not have been aware of the controversy involving Haachama. The event has been seen by some as an example of poor timing and misinterpretation, while others have accused Coco of purposefully angering the Chinese community, claiming racist intentions. A video clip from a private English singing stream by Hololive VTuber Coco, created shortly after September 25th under the name "asacoco," appeared online. In the clip, Coco shows confusion about the stream being private, saying she doesn't know why that happened. The clip does not have subtitles and its content is mostly in Japanese. The event caused discussion about Coco's knowledge of an earlier issue involving another Hololive VTuber, Haachama, who faced criticism from Chinese viewers. Some thought Coco used the "asacoco" alias on purpose to insult the Chinese community, while others said she wasn't aware of the situation. Coco's tight streaming schedule, with multiple "asacoco" streams each week, was given as a possible reason for her unawareness. The incident also questioned how information flows within Hololive's management, suggesting that Coco's manager might not have known about the controversy surrounding Haachama. The incident has been seen by some as an example of bad timing and misunderstanding, while others have accused Coco of trying to provoke the Chinese community, saying she had racist motives.
A video clip from a private English singing stream by Hololive VTuber Coco, recorded just after September 25th under the username "asacoco," appeared online. In the clip, Coco shows confusion about the stream being private, saying she doesn't know why it occurred. The clip does not have subtitles and is mainly in Japanese. The event led to discussion about Coco's knowledge of a prior issue involving another Hololive VTuber, Haachama, who was criticized by Chinese audiences. Some believed Coco deliberately used the "asacoco" username to mock the Chinese community, whereas others claimed she was unaware of the situation. Coco's packed streaming schedule, with several "asacoco" streams each week, was suggested as a possible explanation for her lack of awareness. The event also brought up concerns about communication within Hololive's leadership, implying that Coco's manager might not have been aware of the controversy surrounding Haachama. The event has been seen by some as an example of poor timing and misinterpretation, while others have accused Coco of intentionally irritating the Chinese community, suggesting racist intentions. A video clip from a private English singing stream by Hololive VTuber Coco, recorded shortly after September 25th under the alias "asacoco," appeared online. In the clip, Coco shows confusion about the stream being private, saying she doesn't know why it happened. The clip does not have subtitles and is primarily in Japanese. The event led to discussion about Coco's knowledge of a prior issue involving another Hololive VTuber, Haachama, who was criticized by Chinese audiences. Some believed Coco deliberately used the "asacoco" username to mock the Chinese community, whereas others claimed she was unaware of the situation. Coco's packed streaming schedule, with several "asacoco" streams each week, was suggested as a possible explanation for her lack of awareness. The event also brought up concerns about communication within Hololive's leadership, implying that Coco's manager might not have been aware of the controversy surrounding Haachama. The event has been seen by some as an example of poor timing and misinterpretation, while others have accused Coco of intentionally irritating the Chinese community, suggesting racist intentions. A clip from a private English singing stream by Hololive VTuber Coco, recorded just after September 25th under the name "asacoco," became public. In the clip, Coco expresses confusion about the stream being private, stating that she doesn't understand why it was done. The clip lacks subtitles and the content is mainly in Japanese. The incident sparked discussion about Coco's awareness of a previous controversy involving another Hololive VTuber, Haachama, who faced backlash from Chinese viewers. Some speculated that Coco used the "asacoco" name on purpose to provoke the Chinese community, while others said she was unaware of the situation. Coco's busy streaming schedule, with multiple "asacoco" streams each week, was seen as a possible reason for her unawareness. The incident also raised questions about communication within Hololive's management, suggesting that Coco's manager might not have known about the controversy involving Haachama. The situation has been viewed by some as a case of bad timing and miscommunication, while others have accused Coco of intentionally provoking the Chinese community, claiming racist motives.
A video clip from a private English singing stream by the Hololive VTuber Coco, recorded just after September 25th under the alias "asacoco," became available online. In the video, Coco shows uncertainty about the stream being private, saying she doesn't know why it occurred. The video has no subtitles and the dialogue is mainly in Japanese. The event led to discussion about Coco's knowledge of an earlier issue involving another Hololive VTuber named Haachama, who was criticized by Chinese viewers. Some suggested that Coco deliberately used the "asacoco" alias to mock the Chinese population, while others claimed she was not aware of the issue. Coco’s packed streaming schedule, which includes multiple "asacoco" streams every week, was seen as a possible explanation for her unawareness. The event also brought up concerns about how information is shared within Hololive's management, implying that Coco’s manager might not have been aware of the controversy involving Haachama. The event has been viewed by some as an example of poor timing and miscommunication, while others have accused Coco of intentionally irritating the Chinese community, with claims of racist intent. A clip from a private English singing stream by the Hololive VTuber Coco, made shortly after September 25th under the name "asacoco," appeared online. In the video, Coco shows uncertainty about the stream being private, saying she doesn’t know why it happened. The video does not have subtitles and the content is primarily in Japanese. The incident led to discussion about Coco's awareness of a prior conflict involving another Hololive VTuber, Haachama, who was criticized by Chinese viewers. Some suggested that Coco purposefully used the "asacoco" name to offend the Chinese community, while others argued she was unaware of the situation. Coco's packed streaming schedule, with several "asacoco" streams each week, was given as a possible reason for her lack of knowledge. The incident also raised questions about communication inside Hololive's management, implying that Coco’s manager might not have been informed about the controversy surrounding Haachama. The incident has been seen by some as a case of bad timing and confusion, while others have accused Coco of intentionally provoking the Chinese community, with allegations of racist intentions.
A video from a private English singing stream by Hololive VTuber Coco, created just after September 25th using the nickname "asacoco," was shared online. In the video, Coco shows uncertainty about the stream being made private, saying she doesn't know why it occurred. The video doesn’t have subtitles and is mostly in Japanese. The event triggered discussion about Coco's knowledge of a prior issue involving another Hololive VTuber, Haachama, who received backlash from Chinese viewers. Some believed that Coco deliberately used the "asacoco" nickname to mock the Chinese community, while others claimed she was not aware of the situation. Coco’s packed streaming schedule, which includes several "asacoco" streams each week, was mentioned as a possible explanation for her lack of awareness. The event also led to inquiries about communication inside Hololive's management, implying that Coco’s supervisor might not have been aware of the Haachama controversy. The situation has been viewed by some as an instance of poor timing and misinterpretation, while others have accused Coco of purposefully irritating the Chinese community, suggesting racist intentions. A clip from a private English singing stream by Hololive VTuber Coco, held shortly after September 25th under the alias "asacoco," appeared on the internet. In the clip, Coco expresses confusion about the stream being private, saying she doesn't understand the reason. The clip does not include subtitles and its content is mainly in Japanese. The event caused discussion about Coco's knowledge of a prior controversy involving the Hololive VTuber Haachama, who was criticized by Chinese viewers. Some thought that Coco intentionally used the "asacoco" name to mock the Chinese community, while others said she was not aware of the situation. Coco's packed streaming schedule, with several "asacoco" streams every week, was given as a possible reason for her lack of awareness. The event also raised concerns about communication within Hololive's management, suggesting that Coco’s supervisor may not have known about the Haachama controversy. The incident has been seen by some as an example of bad timing and confusion, while others have accused Coco of deliberately provoking the Chinese community, claiming racist motives.
Gawr Gura, a virtual YouTuber (VTuber) from hololive English's first generation, achieved 3 million subscribers on YouTube, making her the first VTuber-only channel, the first hololive member, and the first English-speaking VTuber to reach this milestone. Her Japanese name is がうる・ぐら, her English name is Gawr Gura, and her Chinese name is 噶呜・古拉. She is a shark character who debuted on September 13, 2020. Gura's character was designed by Amashiro Natsuki and her Live2D model was created by Shin Umiushi. She is known for her singing voice, which she showcased during her debut with a performance of "Ride on Time" by Tatsuro Yamashita. This led to her being nicknamed "City Pop Shark." She released her first single, "REFLECT," on June 22, 2021, which peaked at number 19 on the iTunes Worldwide charts and reached the top 10 in multiple countries. Gura's fanbase is known as "Chumbuds" and she refers to her monetary supporters as "shrimps." She is known for playing rhythm games and horror games, often screaming during the latter. In her free time, she enjoys gardening and playing instruments like the ukulele. Gura is also known for her fitness, reaching the highest difficulty level in the game Ring Fit Adventure. She has a close friendship with fellow hololive English member Watson Amelia, often collaborating with her. Gura is known for her kindness and often charms senior hololive members.
Gawr Gura, a virtual YouTuber (VTuber) from hololive English's first generation, achieved 3 million subscribers on YouTube, making her the first VTuber-only channel, the first hololive member, and the first English-speaking VTuber to reach this milestone. Her Japanese name is がうる・ぐら, her English name is Gawr Gura, and her Chinese name is 噶呜・古拉. She is a shark character who debuted on September 13, 2020. Gura's character was designed by Amashiro Natsuki and her Live2D model was created by Shin Umiushi. She is known for her singing voice, which she showcased during her debut with a performance of "Ride on Time" by Tatsuro Yamashita. This led to her being nicknamed "City Pop Shark." She released her first single, "REFLECT," on June 22, 2021, which peaked at number 19 on the iTunes Worldwide charts and reached the top 10 in multiple countries. Gura's fanbase is known as "Chumbuds" and she refers to her monetary supporters as "shrimps." She is known for playing rhythm games and horror games, often screaming during the latter. In her free time, she enjoys gardening and playing instruments like the ukulele. Gura is also known for her fitness, reaching the highest difficulty level in the game Ring Fit Adventure. She has a close friendship with fellow hololive English member Watson Amelia, often collaborating with her. Gura is known for her kindness and often charms senior hololive members.
Gawr Gura, a digital content creator under the hololive English first wave, hit 3 million subscribers on YouTube, becoming the first VTuber-focused channel, the first individual from hololive, and the first English-language VTuber to achieve this goal. Her Japanese name is がうる・ぐら, her English name is Gawr Gura, and her Chinese name is 噶呜・古拉. She is a shark-themed persona who launched on September 13, 2020. Gura's design was developed by Amashiro Natsuki and her Live2D model was built by Shin Umiushi. She is recognized for her vocal talent, which she demonstrated during her debut with a rendition of "Ride on Time" by Tatsuro Yamashita. This earned her the title "City Pop Shark." She launched her initial single, "REFLECT," on June 22, 2021, which climbed to number 19 on the iTunes Global charts and entered the top 10 in several regions. Gura's community is called "Chumbuds" and she calls her financial supporters "shrimps." She is famous for engaging in rhythm games and horror games, frequently expressing fear during the latter. In her spare time, she likes tending to plants and playing instruments such as the ukulele. Gura is also noted for her physical fitness, attaining the maximum difficulty in the game Ring Fit Adventure. She shares a strong bond with another hololive English member, Watson Amelia, frequently working together. Gura is praised for her generosity and often wins over older hololive members. Gura, a virtual YouTuber from the first wave of hololive English, reached 3 million subscribers on YouTube, marking her as the first VTuber-only channel, the first member of hololive, and the first English-speaking VTuber to achieve this feat. Her Japanese name is がうる・ぐら, her English name is Gawr Gura, and her Chinese name is 噶呜・古拉. She is a shark character who made her debut on September 13, 2020. Gura's appearance was designed by Amashiro Natsuki and her Live2D model was made by Shin Umiushi. She gained attention for her singing ability, which she displayed during her debut with a performance of "Ride on Time" by Tatsuro Yamashita. This led to her being called "City Pop Shark." She released her first single, "REFLECT," on June 22, 2021, which ranked 19th on the iTunes Worldwide charts and made it into the top 10 in various countries. Gura's fan group is known as "Chumbuds" and she calls her financial supporters "shrimps." She is recognized for playing rhythm games and horror games, often showing fear during the latter. In her free time, she enjoys gardening and playing instruments like the ukulele. Gura is also recognized for her physical training, reaching the hardest level in the game Ring Fit Adventure. She has a strong relationship with another hololive English member, Watson Amelia, often working together. Gura is known for her friendly nature and frequently interacts with senior hololive members.
Gawr Gura, a virtual YouTuber (VTuber) belonging to the first wave of hololive English, reached 3 million subscribers on YouTube, becoming the first VTuber-exclusive channel, the first member of hololive, and the first English-speaking VTuber to accomplish this achievement. Her Japanese name is がうる・ぐら, her English name is Gawr Gura, and her Chinese name is 噶呜・古拉. She is a shark-themed character who launched on September 13, 2020. Gura's persona was crafted by Amashiro Natsuki and her Live2D model was developed by Shin Umiushi. She is recognized for her singing ability, which she demonstrated during her debut with a rendition of "Ride on Time" by Tatsuro Yamashita. This earned her the nickname "City Pop Shark." She released her debut single, "REFLECT," on June 22, 2021, which climbed to number 19 on the iTunes Worldwide charts and entered the top 10 in several nations. Gura's fan community is called "Chumbuds," and she refers to her financial supporters as "shrimps." She is famous for her love of rhythm games and horror games, frequently shrieking during the latter. In her spare time, she likes to tend to plants and play instruments such as the ukulele. Gura is also celebrated for her fitness, having achieved the highest difficulty in the game Ring Fit Adventure. She maintains a strong bond with Watson Amelia, another member of hololive English, often working together with her. Gura is appreciated for her warmth and frequently wins the favor of older hololive members. Gawr Gura, a virtual YouTuber (VTuber) from the initial group of hololive English, hit 3 million YouTube subscribers, marking her as the first VTuber-only channel, the first person from hololive, and the first English-speaking VTuber to do so. Her Japanese name is がうる・ぐら, her English name is Gawr Gura, and her Chinese name is 噶呜・古拉. She is a shark character who launched on September 13, 2020. Gura's design was created by Amashiro Natsuki and her Live2D model was made by Shin Umiushi. She is noted for her vocal talent, which she displayed in her debut with a performance of "Ride on Time" by Tatsuro Yamashita. This led to her being called "City Pop Shark." She launched her first single, "REFLECT," on June 22, 2021, which reached number 19 on the iTunes Worldwide charts and entered the top 10 in multiple countries. Gura's fanbase is called "Chumbuds," and she refers to her financial supporters as "shrimps." She is well-known for playing rhythm games and horror games, often yelling during the latter. In her free time, she enjoys gardening and playing instruments like the ukulele. Gura is also recognized for her fitness, having reached the most challenging level in the game Ring Fit Adventure. She has a strong relationship with fellow hololive English member Watson Amelia, often teaming up with her. Gura is known for her kindness and frequently captivates senior hololive members.
Gawr Gura, a virtual YouTuber (VTuber) from the initial batch of hololive English, reached 3 million subscribers on YouTube, becoming the first VTuber-focused channel, the first member of hololive, and the first English-speaking VTuber to achieve this feat. Her Japanese name is がうる・ぐら, her English name is Gawr Gura, and her Chinese name is 噶呜・古拉. She is a shark-themed character who launched on September 13, 2020. Gura's persona was created by Amashiro Natsuki and her Live2D model was developed by Shin Umiushi. She is recognized for her singing talent, which she demonstrated during her debut with a rendition of "Ride on Time" by Tatsuro Yamashita. This earned her the nickname "City Pop Shark." She launched her debut single, "REFLECT," on June 22, 2021, which climbed to number 19 on the iTunes Global charts and entered the top 10 in several nations. Gura's community is called "Chumbuds," and she calls her financial supporters "shrimps." She is famous for engaging in rhythm games and horror games, frequently shouting during the latter. In her spare time, she likes gardening and playing instruments such as the ukulele. Gura is also recognized for her physical fitness, having completed the most challenging level in the game Ring Fit Adventure. She has a strong bond with another hololive English member, Watson Amelia, often working together with her. Gura is noted for her generosity and frequently captivates older hololive members. Gura, a virtual YouTuber (VTuber) from the first wave of hololive English, attained 3 million subscribers on YouTube, marking her as the first VTuber-exclusive channel, the first individual from hololive, and the first English-speaking VTuber to reach this point. Her Japanese name is がうる・ぐら, her English name is Gawr Gura, and her Chinese name is 噶呜・古拉. She is a shark character who made her debut on September 13, 2020. The design of Gura's character was done by Amashiro Natsuki, and her Live2D model was crafted by Shin Umiushi. She is famous for her vocal abilities, which she displayed during her debut with a performance of "Ride on Time" by Tatsuro Yamashita. This earned her the moniker "City Pop Shark." She released her first single, "REFLECT," on June 22, 2021, which climbed to number 19 on the iTunes Global charts and made it into the top 10 in many countries. Gura's fan community is referred to as "Chumbuds," and she calls her financial supporters "shrimps." She is known for playing rhythm games and horror games, often expressing fear during the latter. In her free time, she enjoys gardening and playing instruments like the ukulele. Gura is also well-regarded for her physical fitness, having achieved the highest difficulty level in the game Ring Fit Adventure. She shares a strong friendship with another hololive English member, Watson Amelia, often working together with her. Gura is recognized for her kindness and frequently wins over senior hololive members.
Gawr Gura, a virtual YouTuber (VTuber) who belongs to the first wave of hololive English, hit 3 million subscribers on YouTube, becoming the first VTuber-specific channel, the first member of hololive, and the first English-speaking VTuber to achieve this achievement. Her Japanese name is がうる・ぐら, her English name is Gawr Gura, and her Chinese name is 噶呜・古拉. She is a shark-themed persona who launched on September 13, 2020. Gura's character was developed by Amashiro Natsuki and her Live2D model was made by Shin Umiushi. She is famous for her vocal ability, which she demonstrated during her launch with a rendition of "Ride on Time" by Tatsuro Yamashita. This earned her the title "City Pop Shark." She launched her first single, "REFLECT," on June 22, 2021, which climbed to number 19 on the iTunes Global charts and entered the top 10 in several nations. Gura's fan group is called "Chumbuds," and she refers to her financial supporters as "shrimps." She is recognized for her interest in rhythm games and horror games, frequently yelling during the latter. In her spare time, she likes to tend to plants and play instruments such as the ukulele. Gura is also noted for her physical fitness, achieving the highest difficulty in the game Ring Fit Adventure. She has a strong bond with another hololive English member, Watson Amelia, frequently working together with her. Gura is recognized for her generosity and often interacts warmly with older hololive members. Gawr Gura, a virtual YouTuber (VTuber) from the initial group of hololive English, hit 3 million subscribers on YouTube, marking her as the first VTuber channel, the first individual from hololive, and the first English-speaking VTuber to reach this goal. Her Japanese name is がうる・ぐら, her English name is Gawr Gura, and her Chinese name is 噶呜・古拉. She is a shark character who made her debut on September 13, 2020. Gura's design was created by Amashiro Natsuki, and her Live2D model was built by Shin Umiushi. She is famous for her singing ability, which she displayed during her debut with a performance of "Ride on Time" by Tatsuro Yamashita. This earned her the nickname "City Pop Shark." She released her first single, "REFLECT," on June 22, 2021, which climbed to number 19 on the iTunes Worldwide charts and entered the top 10 in many countries. Gura's fan community is known as "Chumbuds," and she calls her financial backers "shrimps." She is known for her enjoyment of rhythm games and horror games, often reacting with fear during the latter. In her free time, she likes to grow plants and play instruments like the ukulele. Gura is also recognized for her physical training, reaching the maximum difficulty in the game Ring Fit Adventure. She has a strong relationship with Watson Amelia, another member of hololive English, often working together with her. Gura is known for her warm nature and frequently interacts with senior hololive members.
Gawr Gura, a virtual YouTuber (VTuber) from the initial batch of hololive English, hit 3 million subscribers on YouTube, marking her as the first VTuber-exclusive channel, the first member of hololive, and the first VTuber who speaks English to achieve this goal. Her Japanese name is がうる・ぐら, her English name is Gawr Gura, and her Chinese name is 噶呜・古拉. She is a shark-themed character who launched on September 13, 2020. Gura's character was developed by Amashiro Natsuki and her Live2D model was made by Shin Umiushi. She is recognized for her singing ability, which she displayed during her debut with a rendition of "Ride on Time" by Tatsuro Yamashita. This earned her the title "City Pop Shark." She released her first single, "REFLECT," on June 22, 2021, which climbed to number 19 on the iTunes Worldwide charts and entered the top 10 in several countries. Gura's fan community is called "Chumbuds" and she calls her financial supporters "shrimps." She is famous for playing rhythm games and horror games, frequently yelling during the latter. In her spare time, she likes gardening and playing instruments such as the ukulele. Gura is also recognized for her physical fitness, reaching the most challenging level in the game Ring Fit Adventure. She has a strong bond with another hololive English member, Watson Amelia, and frequently works with her. Gura is known for her warm personality and often impresses older hololive members. Gura's debut performance of "Ride on Time" by Tatsuro Yamashita highlighted her vocal talent, which helped establish her as a standout VTuber. Her dedication to fitness and gaming has made her a multifaceted and relatable figure among her fans.
Gawr Gura, a virtual YouTuber (VTuber) from the first batch of hololive English, hit 3 million subscribers on YouTube, marking her as the initial VTuber-only channel, the first member of hololive, and the first English-speaking VTuber to accomplish this. Her Japanese name is がうる・ぐら, her English name is Gawr Gura, and her Chinese name is 噶呜・古拉. She is a shark persona who launched on September 13, 2020. Gura’s character was crafted by Amashiro Natsuki and her Live2D model was developed by Shin Umiushi. She is recognized for her vocal talent, which she demonstrated during her debut with a rendition of "Ride on Time" by Tatsuro Yamashita. This earned her the title "City Pop Shark." She launched her initial single, "REFLECT," on June 22, 2021, which climbed to number 19 on the iTunes Global charts and entered the top 10 in several regions. Gura's fan community is called "Chumbuds" and she calls her financial supporters "shrimps." She is famous for her engagement with rhythm games and horror games, frequently shouting during the latter. In her spare time, she likes gardening and playing instruments such as the ukulele. Gura is also admired for her fitness, reaching the hardest level in the game Ring Fit Adventure. She shares a strong bond with fellow hololive English member Watson Amelia, frequently working together. Gura is celebrated for her generosity and often wins over older hololive members. Gawr Gura, a virtual YouTuber (VTuber) who belongs to the inaugural group of hololive English, hit 3 million subscribers on YouTube, making her the first VTuber-exclusive channel, the first individual from hololive, and the first English-speaking VTuber to hit this mark. Her Japanese name is がうる・ぐら, her English name is Gawr Gura, and her Chinese name is 噶呜・古拉. She is a shark character who made her debut on September 13, 2020. Gura’s persona was created by Amashiro Natsuki and her Live2D model was made by Shin Umiushi. She is famous for her singing ability, which she demonstrated during her debut with a performance of "Ride on Time" by Tatsuro Yamashita. This led to her being called "City Pop Shark." She launched her first single, "REFLECT," on June 22, 2021, which reached number 19 on the iTunes Global charts and entered the top 10 in multiple countries. Gura's fanbase is known as "Chumbuds" and she refers to her financial supporters as "shrimps." She is known for playing rhythm games and horror games, often screaming during the latter. In her free time, she enjoys gardening and playing instruments like the ukulele. Gura is also recognized for her fitness, achieving the most challenging difficulty in the game Ring Fit Adventure. She has a close relationship with fellow hololive English member Watson Amelia, often teaming up with her. Gura is known for her kindness and frequently captivates older hololive members.
Gawr Gura, a virtual YouTuber (VTuber) part of hololive English’s initial batch, reached 3 million subscribers on YouTube, becoming the first VTuber-only channel, the first member of hololive, and the first English-speaking VTuber to attain this achievement. Her Japanese name is がうる・ぐら, her English name is Gawr Gura, and her Chinese name is 噶呜・古拉. She is a shark persona who made her debut on September 13, 2020. Gura's persona was crafted by Amashiro Natsuki and her Live2D model was developed by Shin Umiushi. She is recognized for her vocal talent, which she demonstrated during her introduction with a rendition of "Ride on Time" by Tatsuro Yamashita. This earned her the title "City Pop Shark." She launched her first single, "REFLECT," on June 22, 2021, which climbed to number 19 on the iTunes Worldwide charts and entered the top 10 in several regions. Gura's fan group is called "Chumbuds," and she calls her financial supporters "shrimps." She is famous for her engagement with rhythm games and horror games, frequently yelling during the latter. In her spare time, she likes gardening and playing instruments such as the ukulele. Gura is also recognized for her physical fitness, achieving the highest difficulty level in the game Ring Fit Adventure. She shares a strong bond with another hololive English member, Watson Amelia, often working together with her. Gura is known for her generosity and frequently wins over older hololive members. Gawr Gura, a virtual YouTuber (VTuber) from hololive English’s first wave, hit 3 million subscribers on YouTube, marking her as the first VTuber-only channel, the first hololive member, and the first English-speaking VTuber to hit this mark. Her Japanese name is がうる・ぐら, her English name is Gawr Gura, and her Chinese name is 噶呜・古拉. She is a shark character who launched on September 13, 2020. Gura's character was created by Amashiro Natsuki and her Live2D model was made by Shin Umiushi. She is recognized for her singing, which she displayed in her debut with a performance of "Ride on Time" by Tatsuro Yamashita. This earned her the nickname "City Pop Shark." She released her first single, "REFLECT," on June 22, 2021, which ranked number 19 on the iTunes Worldwide charts and entered the top 10 in many countries. Gura's fanbase is called "Chumbuds," and she refers to her financial supporters as "shrimps." She is known for playing rhythm games and horror games, often screaming during the latter. In her free time, she enjoys gardening and playing instruments like the ukulele. Gura is also known for her fitness, reaching the maximum difficulty in the game Ring Fit Adventure. She has a strong friendship with Watson Amelia, another hololive English member, often collaborating with her. Gura is known for her kindness and frequently impresses senior hololive members.
Gawr Gura, a virtual YouTuber (VTuber) part of the first wave of hololive English, hit 3 million subscribers on YouTube, becoming the first VTuber-only channel, the first member of hololive, and the first English-speaking VTuber to attain this achievement. Her Japanese name is がうる・ぐら, her English name is Gawr Gura, and her Chinese name is 噶呜・古拉. She is a shark persona who launched on September 13, 2020. Gura's design was done by Amashiro Natsuki and her Live2D model was made by Shin Umiushi. She is recognized for her vocal talent, which she demonstrated during her debut with a rendition of "Ride on Time" by Tatsuro Yamashita. This earned her the title "City Pop Shark." She released her first single, "REFLECT," on June 22, 2021, which climbed to number 19 on the iTunes Worldwide charts and entered the top 10 in several regions. Gura's fan community is called "Chumbuds," and she calls her financial supporters "shrimps." She is famous for playing rhythm games and horror games, frequently shouting during the latter. In her spare time, she likes gardening and playing instruments such as the ukulele. Gura is also noted for her physical fitness, achieving the hardest level in the game Ring Fit Adventure. She shares a strong bond with fellow hololive English member Watson Amelia, frequently working together with her. Gura is famous for her kindness and often wins over senior hololive members. Gawr Gura, a virtual YouTuber (VTuber) from the initial group of hololive English, reached 3 million YouTube subscribers, marking her as the first VTuber-only channel, the first hololive member, and the first English-speaking VTuber to hit this number. Her Japanese name is がうる・ぐら, her English name is Gawr Gura, and her Chinese name is 噶呜・古拉. She is a shark character who made her debut on September 13, 2020. Gura's visual design was created by Amashiro Natsuki and her Live2D model was developed by Shin Umiushi. She is recognized for her singing, which she displayed during her first appearance with a performance of "Ride on Time" by Tatsuro Yamashita. This earned her the nickname "City Pop Shark." Her first single, "REFLECT," was released on June 22, 2021, and it climbed to number 19 on the iTunes Worldwide charts and entered the top 10 in many countries. Gura's fanbase is called "Chumbuds," and she refers to her financial supporters as "shrimps." She is known for playing rhythm games and horror games, often screaming during the latter. In her free time, she enjoys gardening and playing instruments like the ukulele. Gura is also known for her physical fitness, reaching the hardest level in the game Ring Fit Adventure. She has a strong connection with another hololive English member, Watson Amelia, and frequently collaborates with her. Gura is known for her kind nature and often attracts the attention of older hololive members.
Gawr Gura is a virtual YouTuber (VTuber) affiliated with Hololive English. She is the second VTuber in history to reach 2 million subscribers on YouTube, following Kizuna Ai. She is the first Hololive member and the first English-speaking VTuber to achieve this milestone. Gura's Japanese name is がうる・ぐら, her English name is Gawr Gura, and her Chinese name is 噶呜・古拉. Her nicknames include Gura, Same-chan, City Pop Shark, Apex Predator, and Gurandma. She debuted on September 13, 2020. Her character is a shark, and she is 9000+ years old. Gura's birthday is June 20th, and she is 141 cm (4'7'') tall. She enjoys playing rhythm games, singing, and watching people. Gura's favorite things include food, the color blue, cats, and PWWIE (People Watching Without Intent to Eat). She dislikes hot sand and has a fear of loud stomachs. Her mascot is Bloop.Gura's character designer and illustrator is Amashiro Natsuki, who is also the creator of Kamiko Kana. Her Live2D animator and modeler is Shin Umiushi, who is also the creator of Anya Melfissa. During her debut, Gura impressed viewers with her singing of "Ride on Time" by Tatsuro Yamashita, earning her the nickname "City Pop Shark." Her first tweet and first spoken word were both "a," which has become popular with her fanbase. Gura calls her monetary supporters "shrimps" instead of "simps," a term that has spread beyond her community. She often misspells words like "salmon" as "salman" and "stomach" as "stomak," which is a running joke in her streams. Gura enjoys playing horror games despite being scared. In her free time, she likes gardening and playing instruments like the ukulele. She is also known for her fitness, achieving the highest difficulty level in the game Ring Fit Adventure. She challenged all Hololive members and Yagoo to beat her exercise records.Gura has a close friendship with fellow Hololive English member Watson Amelia, known as "AmeSame" by fans. They frequently collaborate, with their "A Way Out" streams being popular examples. She also has a good relationship with Murasaki Shion, a member of Hololive (JP) 2nd Generation, despite the language barrier.Gura often gives life advice during her streams, encouraging viewers to live life without caring for others' opinions and to pursue happiness.
Gawr Gura is a virtual YouTuber (VTuber) affiliated with Hololive English. She is the second VTuber in history to reach 2 million subscribers on YouTube, following Kizuna Ai. She is the first Hololive member and the first English-speaking VTuber to achieve this milestone. Gura's Japanese name is がうる・ぐら, her English name is Gawr Gura, and her Chinese name is 噶呜・古拉. Her nicknames include Gura, Same-chan, City Pop Shark, Apex Predator, and Gurandma. She debuted on September 13, 2020. Her character is a shark, and she is 9000+ years old. Gura's birthday is June 20th, and she is 141 cm (4'7'') tall. She enjoys playing rhythm games, singing, and watching people. Gura's favorite things include food, the color blue, cats, and PWWIE (People Watching Without Intent to Eat). She dislikes hot sand and has a fear of loud stomachs. Her mascot is Bloop.Gura's character designer and illustrator is Amashiro Natsuki, who is also the creator of Kamiko Kana. Her Live2D animator and modeler is Shin Umiushi, who is also the creator of Anya Melfissa. During her debut, Gura impressed viewers with her singing of "Ride on Time" by Tatsuro Yamashita, earning her the nickname "City Pop Shark." Her first tweet and first spoken word were both "a," which has become popular with her fanbase. Gura calls her monetary supporters "shrimps" instead of "simps," a term that has spread beyond her community. She often misspells words like "salmon" as "salman" and "stomach" as "stomak," which is a running joke in her streams. Gura enjoys playing horror games despite being scared. In her free time, she likes gardening and playing instruments like the ukulele. She is also known for her fitness, achieving the highest difficulty level in the game Ring Fit Adventure. She challenged all Hololive members and Yagoo to beat her exercise records.Gura has a close friendship with fellow Hololive English member Watson Amelia, known as "AmeSame" by fans. They frequently collaborate, with their "A Way Out" streams being popular examples. She also has a good relationship with Murasaki Shion, a member of Hololive (JP) 2nd Generation, despite the language barrier.Gura often gives life advice during her streams, encouraging viewers to live life without caring for others' opinions and to pursue happiness.
Gawr Gura is a virtual YouTuber (VTuber) linked to Hololive English. She is the second VTuber in history to accumulate 2 million subscribers on YouTube, after Kizuna Ai. She is the first Hololive member and the first English-speaking VTuber to accomplish this achievement. Gura's Japanese name is がうる・ぐら, her English name is Gawr Gura, and her Chinese name is 噶呜・古拉. Her aliases consist of Gura, Same-chan, City Pop Shark, Apex Predator, and Gurandma. She made her debut on September 13, 2020. Her persona is a shark, and she is more than 9000 years old. Gura's birthday is on June 20th, and she stands 141 cm (4'7'') in height. She likes playing rhythm games, singing, and observing people. Gura's favorites include food, the color blue, cats, and PWWIE (People Watching Without Intent to Eat). She detests hot sand and has a fear of loud stomachs. Her mascot is Bloop. Gura's character designer and artist is Amashiro Natsuki, who is also the originator of Kamiko Kana. Her Live2D animator and modeler is Shin Umiushi, who is also the creator of Anya Melfissa. During her initial appearance, Gura captured attention with her rendition of "Ride on Time" by Tatsuro Yamashita, leading to her label "City Pop Shark." Her first tweet and first verbal expression were both "a," which has gained traction among her followers. Gura refers to her financial supporters as "shrimps" instead of "simps," a term that has expanded beyond her fanbase. She often misspells words such as "salmon" as "salman" and "stomach" as "stomak," which serves as a recurring joke in her broadcasts. Gura likes playing horror games even though she is afraid. In her leisure time, she enjoys gardening and playing instruments like the ukulele. She is also recognized for her fitness, attaining the most challenging level in the game Ring Fit Adventure. She challenged every Hololive member and Yagoo to surpass her exercise records. Gura maintains a strong bond with fellow Hololive English member Watson Amelia, known to fans as "AmeSame." They often team up, with their "A Way Out" streams being notable examples. She also shares a positive connection with Murasaki Shion, a member of Hololive (JP) 2nd Generation, despite the communication gap. Gura frequently offers life guidance during her streams, motivating viewers to live life without worrying about others' perspectives and to seek joy. Gura has a close friendship with fellow Hololive English member Watson Amelia, known as "AmeSame" by fans. They frequently collaborate, with their "A Way Out" streams being popular examples. She also has a good relationship with Murasaki Shion, a member of Hololive (JP) 2nd Generation, despite the language barrier. Gura often gives life advice during her streams, encouraging viewers to live life without caring for others' opinions and to pursue happiness.
Gawr Gura is a digital content creator (VTuber) connected to Hololive English. She is the second individual in history to attain 2 million subscribers on YouTube, after Kizuna Ai. She is the first Hololive representative and the first English-speaking VTuber to reach this achievement. Gura's Japanese name is がうる・ぐら, her English name is Gawr Gura, and her Chinese name is 噶呜・古拉. Her titles include Gura, Same-chan, City Pop Shark, Apex Predator, and Gurandma. She began her career on September 13, 2020. Her persona is a shark, and she is 9000+ years old. Gura's birthday is June 20th, and she is 141 cm (4'7'') tall. She likes participating in rhythm games, singing, and observing others. Gura's favorite things include food, the color blue, cats, and PWWIE (People Watching Without Intent to Eat). She despises hot sand and has a fear of loud stomachs. Her symbol is Bloop. Gura's character designer and illustrator is Amashiro Natsuki, who is also the creator of Kamiko Kana. Her Live2D animator and modeler is Shin Umiushi, who is also the creator of Anya Melfissa. During her debut, Gura captured attention with her rendition of "Ride on Time" by Tatsuro Yamashita, which led to her being called "City Pop Shark." Her first tweet and first verbal expression were both "a," which has gained popularity within her fanbase. Gura refers to her financial supporters as "shrimps" instead of "simps," a term that has extended beyond her community. She frequently misspells words like "salmon" as "salman" and "stomach" as "stomak," which is a recurring joke in her broadcasts. Gura likes playing horror games even though she is frightened. In her free time, she enjoys tending to plants and playing instruments like the ukulele. She is also recognized for her fitness, achieving the top difficulty level in the game Ring Fit Adventure. She challenged every Hololive member and Yagoo to surpass her workout records. Gura maintains a strong bond with another Hololive English member, Watson Amelia, referred to by fans as "AmeSame." They often work together, with their "A Way Out" streams being well-liked examples. She also has a positive connection with Murasaki Shion, a member of Hololive (JP) 2nd Generation, despite the language gap. Gura regularly offers guidance during her streams, motivating viewers to live life without worrying about others' perspectives and to seek personal happiness.
Gawr Gura is a virtual YouTuber (VTuber) connected to Hololive English. She is the second VTuber in history to attain 2 million subscribers on YouTube, after Kizuna Ai. She is the initial Hololive member and the first English-speaking VTuber to accomplish this achievement. Gura's Japanese name is がうる・ぐら, her English name is Gawr Gura, and her Chinese name is 噶呜・古拉. Her titles consist of Gura, Same-chan, City Pop Shark, Apex Predator, and Gurandma. She started on September 13, 2020. Her avatar is a shark, and she is 9000+ years old. Gura's birthday is June 20th, and she stands at 141 cm (4'7''). She likes playing rhythm games, singing, and observing people. Gura's favorite things are food, the color blue, cats, and PWWIE (People Watching Without Intent to Eat). She despises hot sand and has a phobia of loud stomachs. Her mascot is Bloop. Gura's character artist and illustrator is Amashiro Natsuki, who is also the originator of Kamiko Kana. Her Live2D animator and modeler is Shin Umiushi, who is also the creator of Anya Melfissa. During her debut, Gura captured attention with her rendition of "Ride on Time" by Tatsuro Yamashita, leading to the moniker "City Pop Shark." Her first tweet and first verbal expression were both "a," which has become a favorite among her supporters. Gura refers to her financial backers as "shrimps" instead of "simps," a phrase that has gone beyond her group. She regularly misspells words such as "salmon" as "salman" and "stomach" as "stomak," which is a recurring joke in her broadcasts. Gura likes playing horror games despite being fearful. In her spare time, she enjoys gardening and playing instruments like the ukulele. She is also recognized for her fitness, achieving the maximum difficulty in the game Ring Fit Adventure. She invited all Hololive members and Yagoo to surpass her fitness records. Gura maintains a strong bond with fellow Hololive English member Watson Amelia, known as "AmeSame" by followers. They often work together, with their "A Way Out" streams being prominent examples. She also maintains a positive connection with Murasaki Shion, a member of Hololive (JP) 2nd Generation, even though there is a language difference. Gura frequently shares life guidance during her streams, motivating viewers to live life without worrying about others' views and to seek joy.
Gawr Gura is a digital YouTuber (VTuber) connected to Hololive English. She is the second VTuber in history to get 2 million subscribers on YouTube, after Kizuna Ai. She is the first Hololive member and the first English-speaking VTuber to hit this achievement. Gura's Japanese name is がうる・ぐら, her English name is Gawr Gura, and her Chinese name is 噶呜・古拉. Her alternate names are Gura, Same-chan, City Pop Shark, Apex Predator, and Gurandma. She started on September 13, 2020. Her character is a shark, and she is 9000+ years old. Gura's birthday is June 20th, and she is 141 cm (4'7'') in height. She likes playing rhythm games, singing, and observing people. Gura's favorite things are food, the color blue, cats, and PWWIE (People Watching Without Intent to Eat). She dislikes hot sand and has a fear of loud stomachs. Her mascot is Bloop. Gura's character designer and artist is Amashiro Natsuki, who is also the creator of Kamiko Kana. Her Live2D animator and modeler is Shin Umiushi, who is also the creator of Anya Melfissa. During her debut, Gura captured attention with her performance of "Ride on Time" by Tatsuro Yamashita, leading to the nickname "City Pop Shark." Her first tweet and first spoken word were both "a," which has become popular with her supporters. Gura refers to her financial supporters as "shrimps" instead of "simps," a term that has spread beyond her community. She often misspells words like "salmon" as "salman" and "stomach" as "stomak," which is a recurring joke in her streams. Gura enjoys playing horror games despite being scared. In her spare time, she likes gardening and playing instruments like the ukulele. She is also recognized for her fitness, reaching the highest difficulty level in the game Ring Fit Adventure. She challenged all Hololive members and Yagoo to beat her fitness records. Gura has a strong bond with fellow Hololive English member Watson Amelia, referred to as "AmeSame" by fans. They often work together, with their "A Way Out" streams being well-liked examples. She also maintains a good relationship with Murasaki Shion, a member of Hololive (JP) 2nd Generation, despite the language barrier. Gura frequently offers life advice during her streams, motivating viewers to live life without worrying about others' opinions and to seek happiness. Gura's character designer and artist is Amashiro Natsuki, who is also the creator of Kamiko Kana. Her Live2D animator and modeler is Shin Umiushi, who is also the creator of Anya Melfissa. Gura's character designer and artist is Amashiro Natsuki, who is also the creator of Kamiko Kana. Her Live2D animator and modeler is Shin Umiushi, who is also the creator of Anya Melfissa.
Gawr Gura is a virtual YouTuber (VTuber) connected to Hololive English. She is the second VTuber in history to attain 2 million subscribers on YouTube, following Kizuna Ai. She is the first Hololive member and the first English-speaking VTuber to reach this achievement. Gura's Japanese name is がうる・ぐら, her English name is Gawr Gura, and her Chinese name is 噶呜・古拉. Her titles include Gura, Same-chan, City Pop Shark, Apex Predator, and Gurandma. She launched on September 13, 2020. Her character is a shark, and she is 9000+ years old. Gura's birthday is June 20th, and she is 141 cm (4'7'') in height. She likes playing rhythm games, singing, and observing people. Gura's favorite things include food, the color blue, cats, and PWWIE (People Watching Without Intent to Eat). She despises hot sand and has a fear of loud stomachs. Her mascot is Bloop. Gura's character designer and illustrator is Amashiro Natsuki, who is also the creator of Kamiko Kana. Her Live2D animator and modeler is Shin Umiushi, who is also the creator of Anya Melfissa. During her debut, Gura captivated viewers with her singing of "Ride on Time" by Tatsuro Yamashita, earning her the nickname "City Pop Shark." Her first tweet and first spoken word were both "a," which has become popular with her fanbase. Gura refers to her monetary supporters as "shrimps" instead of "simps," a term that has spread beyond her community. She frequently misspells words like "salmon" as "salman" and "stomach" as "stomak," which is a recurring joke in her streams. Gura enjoys playing horror games despite being scared. In her free time, she likes gardening and playing instruments like the ukulele. She is also recognized for her fitness, achieving the highest difficulty level in the game Ring Fit Adventure. She challenged all Hololive members and Yagoo to beat her exercise records. Gura has a strong friendship with fellow Hololive English member Watson Amelia, referred to as "AmeSame" by fans. They often work together, with their "A Way Out" streams being popular examples. She also maintains a good relationship with Murasaki Shion, a member of Hololive (JP) 2nd Generation, despite the language difference. Gura regularly offers life advice during her streams, encouraging viewers to live life without worrying about others' opinions and to chase happiness.
Gawr Gura is a virtual YouTuber (VTuber) connected to Hololive English. She is the second VTuber in history to accumulate 2 million subscribers on YouTube, after Kizuna Ai. She is the first Hololive member and the first English-speaking VTuber to reach this achievement. Gura's Japanese name is がうる・ぐら, her English name is Gawr Gura, and her Chinese name is 噶呜・古拉. Her alternative names consist of Gura, Same-chan, City Pop Shark, Apex Predator, and Gurandma. She launched on September 13, 2020. Her persona is a shark, and she is 9000+ years old. Gura's birthday is June 20th, and she is 141 cm (4'7'') in height. She likes playing rhythm games, singing, and observing people. Gura's favorites include food, the color blue, cats, and PWWIE (People Watching Without Intent to Eat). She detests hot sand and has a fear of loud stomachs. Her mascot is Bloop. Gura's character designer and illustrator is Amashiro Natsuki, who is also the creator of Kamiko Kana. Her Live2D animator and modeler is Shin Umiushi, who is also the creator of Anya Melfissa. During her debut, Gura captivated audiences with her performance of "Ride on Time" by Tatsuro Yamashita, which earned her the nickname "City Pop Shark." Her first tweet and first verbal utterance were both "a," which has become a favorite among her followers. Gura refers to her financial supporters as "shrimps" instead of "simps," a term that has expanded beyond her community. She frequently mispells words like "salmon" as "salman" and "stomach" as "stomak," which serves as a recurring joke in her streams. Gura likes playing horror games even though she is frightened. In her spare time, she enjoys gardening and playing instruments such as the ukulele. She is also recognized for her physical fitness, reaching the hardest level in the game Ring Fit Adventure. She challenged every Hololive member and Yagoo to surpass her fitness records. Gura has a strong bond with fellow Hololive English member Watson Amelia, referred to as "AmeSame" by fans. They often work together, with their "A Way Out" streams being well-known examples. She also maintains a positive relationship with Murasaki Shion, a member of Hololive (JP) 2nd Generation, despite the language difference. Gura frequently shares guidance on life during her streams, motivating viewers to live life without being concerned about others' perspectives and to seek joy.
Gawr Gura is a virtual YouTuber (VTuber) connected to Hololive English. She is the second VTuber in history to get to 2 million subscribers on YouTube, after Kizuna Ai. She is the first Hololive member and the first English-speaking VTuber to reach this achievement. Gura's Japanese name is がうる・ぐら, her English name is Gawr Gura, and her Chinese name is 噶呜・古拉. Her nicknames consist of Gura, Same-chan, City Pop Shark, Apex Predator, and Gurandma. She made her debut on September 13, 2020. Her character is a shark, and she is 9000+ years old. Gura's birthday is June 20th, and she is 141 cm (4'7'') in height. She likes playing rhythm games, singing, and observing people. Gura's favorite things include food, the color blue, cats, and PWWIE (People Watching Without Intent to Eat). She has a dislike for hot sand and a fear of loud stomachs. Her mascot is Bloop. Gura's character designer and illustrator is Amashiro Natsuki, who is also the creator of Kamiko Kana. Her Live2D animator and modeler is Shin Umiushi, who is also the creator of Anya Melfissa. During her debut, Gura captivated viewers with her performance of "Ride on Time" by Tatsuro Yamashita, leading to her nickname "City Pop Shark." Her first tweet and first spoken word were both "a," which has become popular among her fanbase. Gura refers to her monetary supporters as "shrimps" instead of "simps," a term that has spread beyond her community. She often misspells words like "salmon" as "salman" and "stomach" as "stomak," which is a running joke in her streams. Gura enjoys playing horror games even though she is scared. In her free time, she likes gardening and playing instruments like the ukulele. She is also recognized for her fitness, reaching the highest difficulty level in the game Ring Fit Adventure. She challenged all Hololive members and Yagoo to beat her exercise records. Gura has a strong friendship with fellow Hololive English member Watson Amelia, referred to as "AmeSame" by fans. They often work together, with their "A Way Out" streams being popular examples. She also maintains a good relationship with Murasaki Shion, a member of Hololive (JP) 2nd Generation, despite the language barrier. Gura frequently offers life advice during her streams, encouraging viewers to live life without worrying about others' opinions and to seek happiness.
Gawr Gura is a virtual YouTuber (VTuber) associated with Hololive English. She is the second VTuber in history to get 2 million subscribers on YouTube, after Kizuna Ai. She is the first Hololive member and the first English-speaking VTuber to reach this achievement. Gura's Japanese name is がうる・ぐら, her English name is Gawr Gura, and her Chinese name is 噶呜・古拉. Her nicknames are Gura, Same-chan, City Pop Shark, Apex Predator, and Gurandma. She launched on September 13, 2020. Her character is a shark, and she is 9000+ years old. Gura's birthday is June 20th, and she is 141 cm (4'7'') in height. She likes playing rhythm games, singing, and watching people. Gura's favorite things are food, the color blue, cats, and PWWIE (People Watching Without Intent to Eat). She is afraid of hot sand and has a fear of loud stomachs. Her mascot is Bloop. Gura's character designer and illustrator is Amashiro Natsuki, who is also the creator of Kamiko Kana. Her Live2D animator and modeler is Shin Umiushi, who is also the creator of Anya Melfissa. At her debut, Gura captured the attention of viewers with her singing of "Ride on Time" by Tatsuro Yamashita, which led to her nickname "City Pop Shark." Her first tweet and first spoken word were both "a," which became a favorite among her fans. Gura refers to her financial supporters as "shrimps" instead of "simps," a term that has spread outside her community. She regularly misspells words like "salmon" as "salman" and "stomach" as "stomak," which is a recurring joke in her streams. Gura likes playing horror games even though she is scared. In her free time, she enjoys gardening and playing instruments like the ukulele. She is also recognized for her fitness, achieving the highest difficulty level in the game Ring Fit Adventure. She challenged all Hololive members and Yagoo to beat her fitness records. Gura shares a strong friendship with fellow Hololive English member Watson Amelia, referred to as "AmeSame" by fans. They often work together, with their "A Way Out" streams being well-liked examples. She also maintains a good relationship with Murasaki Shion, a member of Hololive (JP) 2nd Generation, despite the language barrier. Gura frequently offers life advice during her streams, inspiring viewers to live life without worrying about others' opinions and to seek happiness.
In November 2020, China's National Radio and Television Administration (NRTA) announced new regulations for online streaming platforms. These regulations aim to promote positive values and curb harmful content. Platforms are required to register with the NRTA and maintain a standardized government registry. Each platform must have government-registered and certified front-line moderators at a ratio of no less than 1:50 for active live streams. Platforms are obligated to report the number of streams, streamers, and front-line moderators to the NRTA quarterly. Advanced notice must be provided to the NRTA for streams featuring celebrities or overseas individuals.All streams must be categorized, and streamers are required to notify the platform of any category changes during a stream. Streamers who repeatedly violate platform guidelines may be blacklisted, preventing them from changing their avatar or platform to resume streaming.Real-name registration is mandatory for users engaging in superchats. Underage users are prohibited from donating. A combination of real-name verification, facial recognition, and manual review is required for superchatting, with limits on donation amounts per instance, day, and month. Users approaching their donation limits are notified, and those exceeding them face donation suspension. Platforms are mandated to delay donations/superchats, returning them if the streamer violates guidelines. Platforms are prohibited from encouraging reckless donating, including spreading vulgar content, inciting users, astroturfing, or encouraging underage users to provide false information for donations.E-commerce streams must adhere to strict guidelines and their reported purpose. These streams require a two-week advance schedule, including details on guests, streamers, content, and settings, submitted to the NRTA.All e-commerce streamers must undergo real-name verification and review. Unqualified and anonymous streamers are banned from participating, with information verification conducted periodically.Platforms are encouraged to utilize technologies such as big data and AI for real-time moderation. For streams with high viewership, inflated view counts, substantial donations, or categories prone to issues, a combination of human and machine moderation is recommended.
In November 2020, China's National Radio and Television Administration (NRTA) announced new regulations for online streaming platforms. These regulations aim to promote positive values and curb harmful content. Platforms are required to register with the NRTA and maintain a standardized government registry. Each platform must have government-registered and certified front-line moderators at a ratio of no less than 1:50 for active live streams. Platforms are obligated to report the number of streams, streamers, and front-line moderators to the NRTA quarterly. Advanced notice must be provided to the NRTA for streams featuring celebrities or overseas individuals.All streams must be categorized, and streamers are required to notify the platform of any category changes during a stream. Streamers who repeatedly violate platform guidelines may be blacklisted, preventing them from changing their avatar or platform to resume streaming.Real-name registration is mandatory for users engaging in superchats. Underage users are prohibited from donating. A combination of real-name verification, facial recognition, and manual review is required for superchatting, with limits on donation amounts per instance, day, and month. Users approaching their donation limits are notified, and those exceeding them face donation suspension. Platforms are mandated to delay donations/superchats, returning them if the streamer violates guidelines. Platforms are prohibited from encouraging reckless donating, including spreading vulgar content, inciting users, astroturfing, or encouraging underage users to provide false information for donations.E-commerce streams must adhere to strict guidelines and their reported purpose. These streams require a two-week advance schedule, including details on guests, streamers, content, and settings, submitted to the NRTA.All e-commerce streamers must undergo real-name verification and review. Unqualified and anonymous streamers are banned from participating, with information verification conducted periodically.Platforms are encouraged to utilize technologies such as big data and AI for real-time moderation. For streams with high viewership, inflated view counts, substantial donations, or categories prone to issues, a combination of human and machine moderation is recommended.
In November 2020, the National Radio and Television Administration (NRTA) of China introduced new rules for online streaming services. These rules are designed to support beneficial content and restrict harmful material. Streaming services must sign up with the NRTA and keep an official government list. Every service needs government-approved and verified moderators at a rate of at least 1:50 for active live streams. The platforms are required to give the NRTA a report on the number of streams, streamers, and front-line moderators every three months. Prior warning has to be given to the NRTA for streams involving famous people or individuals from other countries. All streams have to be organized into categories, and streamers must inform the platform about any changes in categories during a stream. Streamers who repeatedly break the rules might be banned, stopping them from changing their profile picture or moving to another platform to continue streaming. Real-name registration is needed for users who use superchats. Minors are not allowed to give donations. A mix of real-name checks, face scanning, and manual checking is needed for superchatting, with restrictions on the amount that can be donated each time, each day, and each month. Users who are close to their donation limits are alerted, and those who go over face a pause in donations. Platforms are required to hold off on donations/superchats, returning them if the streamer breaks the guidelines. Platforms are not allowed to push for careless donating, including sharing offensive material, prompting users, creating fake activity, or encouraging minors to provide incorrect information for donations. E-commerce streams must follow strict rules and their stated purpose. These streams need a two-week ahead plan, including information on guests, streamers, content, and environment, given to the NRTA. All e-commerce streamers must go through real-name verification and checking. Streamers who don't meet the standards or remain unknown are not allowed to take part, with information checks done regularly. Platforms are advised to use tools like big data and AI for instant oversight. For streams with many viewers, exaggerated viewer numbers, large donations, or categories that are likely to have issues, a mix of human and computer monitoring is advised.
In November 2020, the Chinese National Radio and Television Administration (NRTA) introduced new rules for online streaming services. These rules seek to foster beneficial values and restrict negative material. Streaming services are expected to register with the NRTA and keep an official government database. Every service must employ government-registered and approved frontline moderators at a rate of at least 1:50 for active live streams. Streaming services are required to submit the count of streams, streamers, and frontline moderators to the NRTA on a quarterly basis. Streams involving celebrities or foreign individuals must be reported in advance to the NRTA. All streams must be classified, and streamers are required to inform the platform of any changes in category during a broadcast. Streamers who violate platform rules repeatedly could be banned, stopping them from changing their profile picture or moving to another platform to continue streaming. Mandatory real-name registration is needed for users participating in superchats. Minors are not allowed to make donations. A mix of real-name verification, facial recognition, and manual checks is needed for superchats, with restrictions on how much can be donated per instance, per day, and per month. Users nearing their donation limits receive a notification, and those who go over them have their donations suspended. Streaming platforms are required to delay donations/superchats, refunding them if the streamer breaks the rules. Streaming platforms are not allowed to promote excessive giving, including spreading offensive content, urging users, creating fake activity, or encouraging minors to give false information for donations. E-commerce streams must follow stringent rules and their stated purpose. These streams need a two-week ahead schedule, including details about guests, streamers, content, and settings, which are submitted to the NRTA. All e-commerce streamers must go through real-name verification and approval. Unqualified and anonymous streamers are forbidden from participating, with periodic checks on their information. Platforms are urged to use technologies like big data and AI for real-time moderation. For streams with a large audience, exaggerated view counts, significant donations, or categories that tend to cause issues, a combination of human and machine moderation is advised.
In November 2020, the Chinese National Radio and Television Administration (NRTA) issued new rules for online streaming services. These rules are intended to foster beneficial values and limit harmful material. Streaming services need to register with the NRTA and keep a standardized government database. Every service must employ government-verified and certified frontline moderators at a rate of at least 1:50 for active live broadcasts. Streaming services are required to submit the number of broadcasts, streamers, and frontline moderators to the NRTA every three months. Advance notification is needed for broadcasts involving celebrities or foreign individuals. All broadcasts should be classified, and streamers need to inform the platform of any classification changes during a broadcast. Streamers who frequently break platform rules might be blocked, stopping them from altering their profile picture or switching platforms to continue streaming. Real-name registration is required for users making superchats. Minors are not allowed to give donations. A mix of real-name checks, face scanning, and manual checks is needed for superchats, with caps on the donation amounts per instance, day, and month. Users nearing their donation limits are alerted, and those who surpass them are blocked from donating. Streaming services must hold off on donations/superchats, refunding them if the streamer breaches guidelines. Streaming services are not allowed to promote irresponsible donations, such as sharing explicit content, prompting users, fake grassroots campaigns, or encouraging minors to provide incorrect information for donations. E-commerce broadcasts must follow stringent rules and their stated purpose. These broadcasts require a two-week prior schedule, including details about guests, streamers, content, and settings, submitted to the NRTA. All e-commerce streamers must go through real-name verification and assessment. Unqualified and anonymous streamers are barred from taking part, with periodic checks on their information. Streaming services are advised to use tools like big data and AI for live moderation. For high-viewer broadcasts, inflated view counts, large donations, or categories prone to problems, a mix of human and automated moderation is advised.
In November 2020, the NRTA of China introduced new rules for online streaming services. These rules are designed to support good values and restrict negative material. Streaming services need to sign up with the NRTA and keep a uniform government list. Each service must employ government-approved and verified frontline moderators, with a minimum ratio of 1:50 for active live streams. Services are required to submit the count of streams, streamers, and frontline moderators to the NRTA every three months. Before broadcasts involving famous people or foreigners, prior notice must be given to the NRTA. All broadcasts must be classified, and streamers are expected to inform the service about any category updates during a broadcast. Streamers who frequently break the service's rules could be banned, stopping them from altering their profile or moving to another service to continue streaming. Mandatory real-name registration is needed for users making superchats. Minors are not allowed to give gifts. A mix of real-name checks, face scanning, and manual checks is needed for superchatting, with caps on how much can be donated in a single instance, day, or month. Users near their donation limits are alerted, and those who go over face a donation block. Services must hold back donations/superchats, refunding them if the streamer breaks the rules. Services are not allowed to promote irresponsible giving, including sharing offensive content, urging users, creating fake activity, or encouraging minors to provide incorrect information for donations. E-commerce broadcasts must follow strict rules and their stated purpose. These broadcasts need a two-week schedule in advance, including details on guests, streamers, content, and settings, sent to the NRTA. All e-commerce streamers must go through real-name checks and evaluations. Unqualified and hidden streamers are not allowed to take part, with periodic checks on their information. Services are advised to use tools like big data and AI for instant moderation. For broadcasts with a large audience, fake view numbers, high donations, or categories that often have problems, a mix of human and automated moderation is suggested.
In November 2020, the NRTA of China released new rules for online streaming services. These rules are designed to foster good values and restrict harmful material. Streaming services are required to register with the NRTA and keep an official government list. Every service needs to have government-registered and verified moderators at a minimum rate of 1:50 for active live streams. Streaming services are required to inform the NRTA about the number of streams, streamers, and moderators every three months. Earlier notification must be given to the NRTA for streams involving famous people or foreign individuals. All streams need to be labeled, and streamers are expected to tell the platform about any changes in categories during a stream. Streamers who break the platform rules multiple times might be banned, stopping them from updating their avatar or moving to another platform to continue streaming. User identity verification is required for those making superchats. Minors are not allowed to give donations. A mix of identity checks, face scanning, and manual examination is needed for superchats, with restrictions on donation sizes per transaction, day, and month. Users close to their donation limits receive a warning, and those who go over face a pause in donations. Streaming services must hold back donations/superchats, returning them if the streamer breaks the rules. Streaming services are not allowed to promote excessive giving, including sharing offensive content, urging users, fake grassroots campaigns, or encouraging minors to give false details for donations. E-commerce streams must follow tight rules and report their purpose. These streams need to have a two-week schedule, including guest details, streamers, content, and settings, submitted to the NRTA. All e-commerce streamers must go through identity checks and reviews. Unverified and hidden streamers are not allowed to take part, with information checks done regularly. Streaming services are advised to use tools like big data and AI for immediate monitoring. For streams with high viewership, inflated view numbers, large donations, or categories likely to have problems, a mix of human and automated monitoring is suggested.
In November 2020, the NRTA of China unveiled new rules for online streaming services. These rules are intended to foster beneficial values and restrict negative material. Streaming services are needed to sign up with the NRTA and keep an official government list. Each service must employ government-approved and verified moderators at a minimum ratio of 1:50 for ongoing live streams. Streaming services are required to submit the count of streams, streamers, and front-line moderators to the NRTA every three months. Advance announcement is necessary to the NRTA for streams involving famous people or foreigners. All streams need to be classified, and streamers are expected to inform the platform about any classification changes during a broadcast. Streamers who regularly break platform rules might be banned, stopping them from altering their profile picture or switching platforms to continue streaming. Mandatory identity verification is required for users making superchats. Minors are not allowed to give donations. A mix of identity checks, face recognition, and manual screening is needed for superchats, with restrictions on the donation amounts per instance, per day, and per month. Users nearing their donation limits receive a notification, and those who go over them face a donation halt. Streaming services are required to delay donations/superchats, refunding them if the streamer breaches the rules. Streaming services are forbidden from promoting reckless donations, such as sharing offensive content, urging users, creating fake activity, or prompting underage users to provide incorrect details for donations. E-commerce streams need to follow strict rules and their stated purpose. These streams require a two-week schedule ahead, containing information on guests, streamers, content, and settings, given to the NRTA. All e-commerce streamers must go through identity verification and assessment. Streamers who don’t meet the standards or stay anonymous are not allowed to take part, with information checks done regularly. Streaming services are advised to use tools like big data and AI for immediate oversight. For streams with high viewership, exaggerated view counts, large donations, or categories likely to have issues, a mix of human and automated supervision is suggested.
In November 2020, the Chinese National Radio and Television Administration (NRTA) introduced new rules for online streaming services. These policies are intended to encourage beneficial values and restrict negative material. Streaming services are required to sign up with the NRTA and keep an official government record. Every service needs to have government-approved and verified moderators in a proportion of at least 1:50 for active live streams. Streaming services are required to submit the number of streams, streamers, and front-line moderators to the NRTA every three months. Notification must be given to the NRTA in advance for streams that involve celebrities or people from other countries. All streams must be sorted into categories, and streamers are required to inform the platform of any category changes during a broadcast. Streamers who consistently break platform rules might be banned, preventing them from changing their profile picture or switching platforms to continue streaming. Mandatory identification is needed for users who use superchats. Minors are not allowed to make donations. A mix of identity checks, face scanning, and manual checking is needed for superchats, with restrictions on the amount that can be donated at one time, per day, and per month. Users who are near their donation limits are alerted, and those who exceed them are stopped from donating. Streaming services are required to hold donations/superchats for a while, returning them if the streamer breaks the rules. Streaming services are not allowed to promote reckless donating, including sharing inappropriate content, prompting users, creating fake support, or encouraging minors to provide incorrect information for donations. Shopping streams must follow strict rules and their stated purpose. These streams need to have a two-week schedule in advance, including details about guests, streamers, content, and settings, submitted to the NRTA. All shopping streamers must go through identity verification and review. Unqualified and unidentified streamers are not allowed to take part, with information checks done on a regular basis. Streaming services are advised to use technologies like big data and AI for real-time monitoring. For streams with a large number of viewers, exaggerated view counts, high donations, or categories that often have issues, a mix of human and machine monitoring is advised.
In November 2020, the NRTA of China introduced new rules for online streaming services. These rules are designed to foster positive values and limit harmful material. Streaming services are required to register with the NRTA and keep a uniform government database. Every platform must have government-registered and verified first-line moderators at a rate of at least 1:50 for active live streams. Services are required to submit the count of streams, streamers, and first-line moderators to the NRTA every three months. Notification must be given to the NRTA in advance for streams that involve celebrities or foreign individuals. All streams must be classified, and streamers are required to inform the platform of any changes in classification during a stream. Streamers who frequently break platform rules could be banned, which would stop them from altering their profile picture or switching to another platform to continue streaming. Mandatory real-name registration is required for users participating in superchats. Minors are not allowed to make donations. A mix of real-name verification, facial recognition, and manual checks is needed for superchats, with restrictions on the amount that can be donated per instance, per day, and per month. Users nearing their donation limits receive notifications, and those who surpass them face a suspension of donations. Streaming services are required to delay donations/superchats, refunding them if the streamer breaches the rules. Services are not allowed to promote careless giving, including spreading offensive content, prompting users, creating fake engagement, or encouraging minors to provide inaccurate information for donations. E-commerce streams must follow strict regulations and their stated purpose. These streams need a two-week advance plan, including details about guests, streamers, content, and settings, submitted to the NRTA. All e-commerce streamers must go through real-name verification and review. Unqualified or anonymous streamers are banned from participating, with information checks done regularly. Services are encouraged to use technologies like big data and AI for ongoing moderation. For streams with high viewership, inflated view numbers, large donations, or categories prone to issues, a combination of human and machine moderation is advised.
Zathurnalina was a Fairy-themed virtual YouTuber who streamed on the platform Twitch. She was scheduled to hold an anniversary stream on a day following her passing. Zathurnalina was also planning to debut a new model. Zathurnalina died in a vehicular accident.
Zathurnalina was a Fairy-themed virtual YouTuber who streamed on the platform Twitch. She was scheduled to hold an anniversary stream on a day following her passing. Zathurnalina was also planning to debut a new model. Zathurnalina died in a vehicular accident.
Zathurnalina was a Fairy-themed virtual YouTuber who broadcasted on the platform Twitch. She had planned to host an anniversary stream on a day after her death. Zathurnalina was also preparing to introduce a new model. Zathurnalina passed away in a car accident.
Zathurnalina was a Fairy-themed virtual YouTuber who broadcasted on the platform Twitch. She was set to host an anniversary stream on a day after her death. Zathurnalina was also working on launching a new model. Zathurnalina passed away in a traffic accident. The Fairy-themed virtual YouTuber, Zathurnalina, used the platform Twitch for her streams. An anniversary stream was planned to take place on a day following her death. She had intentions to reveal a new model. A traffic accident led to Zathurnalina's passing.
Zathurnalina was a Fairy-themed virtual YouTuber who broadcasted on the platform Twitch. She had planned to host an anniversary stream on a day after her death. Zathurnalina was also set to introduce a new model. Zathurnalina passed away in a car accident. The Fairy-themed virtual YouTuber named Zathurnalina used to stream on Twitch. An anniversary stream was set for a day after her death. A new model was in the works for Zathurnalina. A vehicular accident led to Zathurnalina's death.
Zathurnalina was a Fairy-themed virtual YouTuber who broadcasted on the platform Twitch. She was set to host an anniversary stream on a day after her death. Zathurnalina was also preparing to introduce a new model. Zathurnalina passed away in a car accident.
Zathurnalina was a Fairy-themed virtual YouTuber who broadcasted on the platform Twitch. She had planned to host an anniversary stream on a day after her death. Zathurnalina was also set to introduce a new model. Zathurnalina passed away in a car accident. Zathurnalina was a Fairy-themed virtual YouTuber who streamed on Twitch. She was set to conduct an anniversary stream on a day following her death. Zathurnalina was also preparing to unveil a new model. Zathurnalina died in a traffic accident. The Fairy-themed virtual YouTuber known as Zathurnalina used to stream on Twitch. She was scheduled to perform an anniversary stream on a day after she died. Zathurnalina was also working on launching a new model. Zathurnalina lost her life in a vehicle collision.
Zathurnalina was a Fairy-themed virtual YouTuber who broadcasted on the platform Twitch. She had planned to host an anniversary stream on a day after her death. Zathurnalina was also set to introduce a new model. Zathurnalina passed away due to a vehicle accident. The Fairy-themed virtual YouTuber named Zathurnalina used to stream on Twitch. An anniversary stream was scheduled for a day after her death. She was also preparing to launch a new model. A vehicle accident led to the passing of Zathurnalina. Zathurnalina, a Fairy-themed virtual YouTuber, streamed on Twitch. She was supposed to conduct an anniversary stream on a day following her death. Zathurnalina was also working on a new model. Zathurnalina lost her life in a car accident.
Zathurnalina was a Fairy-themed virtual YouTuber who broadcasted on the platform Twitch. She had planned to host an anniversary stream on a day after her death. Zathurnalina was also set to introduce a new model. Zathurnalina passed away in a car accident. Zathurnalina was a Fairy-themed virtual YouTuber who streamed on the platform Twitch. A memorial stream was scheduled for a day following her passing. Zathurnalina was also in the process of launching a new model. Zathurnalina died in a traffic accident. The Fairy-themed virtual YouTuber Zathurnalina, who used the platform Twitch, was set to conduct an anniversary stream on a day after her death. Zathurnalina had also been working on a new model. Zathurnalina lost her life in a vehicle accident. Zathurnalina, who was a Fairy-themed virtual YouTuber, streamed on Twitch. She was scheduled to have an anniversary stream on the day following her death. Zathurnalina was also preparing to reveal a new model. Zathurnalina died in a traffic collision.
Uto is a virtual YouTuber with 400,000 subscribers on YouTube. Her original name is 天を使うと, and she is known by nicknames including Tenshi, Blue Pumpkin, Aoi Kabocha, and Shotgun Tenshi. Uto is an independent content creator. Her character is an angel, and she was born on October 14th. She is 153 cm tall. Uto's hobbies include playing games and singing. She enjoys melon soda, mochi, and Hi-Chew, but dislikes shellfish. Uto's YouTube channel can be found at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdYR5Oyz8Q4g0ZmB4PkTD7g, and she is also active on Twitter at https://twitter.com/amatsukauto and Marshmallow at https://marshmallow-qa.com/amatsukauto. Her stream tag on Twitter is #うとらいぶ, her fanart tag is #utoart, and her fan mark is ☁️. Her fan names include Tenshimp and Utokko, and her membership name is Uto Fan Club (うとふぁんくらぶ).Her character designer and illustrator is Nabi, who has also worked on characters for Watson Amelia, Shiratori Rena, and Himukai Kogane. Nabi can be found on Twitter at https://twitter.com/nab0i, Pixiv at https://www.pixiv.net/en/users/28145748, and Tumblr at https://n-abi.tumblr.com/. Uto's Live2D animator and modeler is Takeshita Fungi, who can be found on Twitter at https://twitter.com/TakeshitaFungi.Uto's YouTube Live2D debut took place on December 14, 2020. She received the nickname "Tenshi" due to her character's angelic nature. Her nicknames "Blue Pumpkin" and "Aoi Kabocha" originated from her frustration during Getting Over It streams. The nickname "Shotgun Tenshi" came from a tweet where she expressed her love for shotguns and enjoyment of using them in games.Uto frequently hosts "Study English" and "Teaching Japanese" streams. She is known for her cute and pleasant singing voice, which she showcased in her return stream on February 17, 2021, which reached over 15,800 live viewers. She also creates song covers, such as her cover of "King."Uto's favorite catchphrase is "GG men," often used after completing a game. She also uses phrases like "Elmao" and "Poggas." During Mario Kart streams, she often tilts her head when taking corners. Uto is known for her perseverance in games, often attempting to complete them in one playthrough, even if they are challenging or encounter technical difficulties. Her Getting Over It and Resident Evil 7 streams exemplify this trait.
Uto is a virtual YouTuber with 400,000 subscribers on YouTube. Her original name is 天を使うと, and she is known by nicknames including Tenshi, Blue Pumpkin, Aoi Kabocha, and Shotgun Tenshi. Uto is an independent content creator. Her character is an angel, and she was born on October 14th. She is 153 cm tall. Uto's hobbies include playing games and singing. She enjoys melon soda, mochi, and Hi-Chew, but dislikes shellfish. Uto's YouTube channel can be found at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdYR5Oyz8Q4g0ZmB4PkTD7g, and she is also active on Twitter at https://twitter.com/amatsukauto and Marshmallow at https://marshmallow-qa.com/amatsukauto. Her stream tag on Twitter is #うとらいぶ, her fanart tag is #utoart, and her fan mark is ☁️. Her fan names include Tenshimp and Utokko, and her membership name is Uto Fan Club (うとふぁんくらぶ).Her character designer and illustrator is Nabi, who has also worked on characters for Watson Amelia, Shiratori Rena, and Himukai Kogane. Nabi can be found on Twitter at https://twitter.com/nab0i, Pixiv at https://www.pixiv.net/en/users/28145748, and Tumblr at https://n-abi.tumblr.com/. Uto's Live2D animator and modeler is Takeshita Fungi, who can be found on Twitter at https://twitter.com/TakeshitaFungi.Uto's YouTube Live2D debut took place on December 14, 2020. She received the nickname "Tenshi" due to her character's angelic nature. Her nicknames "Blue Pumpkin" and "Aoi Kabocha" originated from her frustration during Getting Over It streams. The nickname "Shotgun Tenshi" came from a tweet where she expressed her love for shotguns and enjoyment of using them in games.Uto frequently hosts "Study English" and "Teaching Japanese" streams. She is known for her cute and pleasant singing voice, which she showcased in her return stream on February 17, 2021, which reached over 15,800 live viewers. She also creates song covers, such as her cover of "King."Uto's favorite catchphrase is "GG men," often used after completing a game. She also uses phrases like "Elmao" and "Poggas." During Mario Kart streams, she often tilts her head when taking corners. Uto is known for her perseverance in games, often attempting to complete them in one playthrough, even if they are challenging or encounter technical difficulties. Her Getting Over It and Resident Evil 7 streams exemplify this trait.
Uto is a digital YouTuber who has accumulated 400,000 followers on YouTube. Her true name is 天を使うと, and she is recognized through aliases such as Tenshi, Blue Pumpkin, Aoi Kabocha, and Shotgun Tenshi. Uto operates as a self-sufficient content producer. Her persona represents an angel, and she was born on October 14th. She stands at a height of 153 cm. Uto's interests involve playing video games and singing. She likes melon soda, mochi, and Hi-Chew, but avoids shellfish. Uto's YouTube channel can be accessed at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdYR5Oyz8Q4g0ZmB4PkTD7g, and she is also active on Twitter at https://twitter.com/amatsukauto and Marshmallow at https://marshmallow-qa.com/amatsukauto. Her Twitter stream tag is #うとらいぶ, her fanart tag is #utoart, and her fan symbol is ☁️. Her fan names include Tenshimp and Utokko, and her membership name is Uto Fan Club (うとふぁんくらぶ).Her character's designer and artist is Nabi, who has also created characters for Watson Amelia, Shiratori Rena, and Himukai Kogane. Nabi can be located on Twitter at https://twitter.com/nab0i, Pixiv at https://www.pixiv.net/en/users/28145748, and Tumblr at https://n-abi.tumblr.com/. Uto's Live2D animator and modeler is Takeshita Fungi, who can be found on Twitter at https://twitter.com/TakeshitaFungi.Uto's YouTube Live2D debut happened on December 14, 2020. She gained the nickname "Tenshi" because of her character's heavenly features. The names "Blue Pumpkin" and "Aoi Kabocha" came from her frustration while streaming Getting Over It. The nickname "Shotgun Tenshi" was inspired by a tweet where she stated her fondness for shotguns and fun in using them in games.Uto regularly holds "Study English" and "Teaching Japanese" streams. She is famous for her adorable and agreeable singing voice, which she demonstrated in her return stream on February 17, 2021, which attracted more than 15,800 live viewers. She also produces song covers, including her rendition of "King."Uto's favorite catchphrase is "GG men," typically used after finishing a game. She also uses expressions like "Elmao" and "Poggas." While playing Mario Kart, she often moves her head when turning. Uto is recognized for her determination in games, frequently trying to complete them in one session, even if they are difficult or face technical problems. Her Getting Over It and Resident Evil 7 streams demonstrate this quality.
Uto is a virtual YouTuber who has 400,000 subscribers on YouTube. Her actual name is 天を使うと, and she is recognized by several nicknames such as Tenshi, Blue Pumpkin, Aoi Kabocha, and Shotgun Tenshi. Uto is a self-reliant content creator. Her persona is that of an angel, and she was born on October 14th. She stands at 153 cm in height. Uto's interests include gaming and singing. She likes melon soda, mochi, and Hi-Chew, but she doesn't like shellfish. Uto's YouTube channel can be accessed at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdYR5Oyz8Q4g0ZmB4PkTD7g, and she is also present on Twitter at https://twitter.com/amatsukauto and Marshmallow at https://marshmallow-qa.com/amatsukauto. Her Twitter stream tag is #うとらいぶ, her fanart tag is #utoart, and her fan symbol is ☁️. Her fan names are Tenshimp and Utokko, and her membership title is Uto Fan Club (うとふぁんくらぶ). Her character's designer and illustrator is Nabi, who has also created characters for Watson Amelia, Shiratori Rena, and Himukai Kogane. Nabi can be followed on Twitter at https://twitter.com/nab0i, Pixiv at https://www.pixiv.net/en/users/28145748, and Tumblr at https://n-abi.tumblr.com/. Uto's Live2D animator and modeler is Takeshita Fungi, who can be found on Twitter at https://twitter.com/TakeshitaFungi. Uto's YouTube Live2D debut happened on December 14, 2020. She earned the nickname "Tenshi" because of her character's angelic aspect. The nicknames "Blue Pumpkin" and "Aoi Kabocha" came from her frustration during Getting Over It streams. The name "Shotgun Tenshi" was derived from a tweet where she mentioned her love for shotguns and her enjoyment of using them in games. Uto regularly holds "Study English" and "Teaching Japanese" streams. She is recognized for her adorable and friendly singing voice, which she displayed in her return stream on February 17, 2021, which had over 15,800 live viewers. She also produces song covers, like her version of "King." Uto's favorite phrase is "GG men," usually said after finishing a game. She also uses expressions like "Elmao" and "Poggas." While playing Mario Kart, she frequently tilts her head when navigating turns. Uto is recognized for her tenacity in games, often trying to finish them in a single session, even if they are difficult or face technical issues. Her Getting Over It and Resident Evil 7 streams are prime examples of this trait. Uto's favorite catchphrase is "GG men," often said after finishing a game. She also uses expressions like "Elmao" and "Poggas." During Mario Kart streams, she often tilts her head when taking corners. Uto is known for her perseverance in games, often attempting to complete them in one playthrough, even if they are challenging or encounter technical difficulties. Her Getting Over It and Resident Evil 7 streams exemplify this trait. Uto's character is an angel, and she was born on October 14th. She is 153 cm tall. Uto's hobbies include playing games and singing. She enjoys melon soda, mochi, and Hi-Chew, but dislikes shellfish. Uto's YouTube channel can be found at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdYR5Oyz8Q4g0ZmB4PkTD7g, and she is also active on Twitter at https://twitter.com/amatsukauto and Marshmallow at https://marshmallow-qa.com/amatsukauto. Her stream tag on Twitter is #うとらいぶ, her fanart tag is #utoart, and her fan mark is ☁️. Her fan names include Tenshimp and Utokko, and her membership name is Uto Fan Club (うとふぁんくらぶ).
Uto is a virtual YouTuber who has accumulated 400,000 subscribers on YouTube. Her real name is 天を使うと, and she is recognized by various monikers such as Tenshi, Blue Pumpkin, Aoi Kabocha, and Shotgun Tenshi. Uto is a self-governed content producer. Her persona is that of an angel, and she was born on October 14th. She measures 153 cm in height. Uto's interests encompass gaming and vocal performances. She likes melon soda, mochi, and Hi-Chew, but has an aversion to shellfish. Uto's YouTube channel can be accessed at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdYR5Oyz8Q4g0ZmB4PkTD7g, and she is also present on Twitter at https://twitter.com/amatsukauto and Marshmallow at https://marshmallow-qa.com/amatsukauto. Her stream tag on Twitter is #うとらいぶ, her fanart tag is #utoart, and her emblem is ☁️. Her fan names consist of Tenshimp and Utokko, and her subscription name is Uto Fan Club (うとふぁんくらぶ). Her character's designer and artist is Nabi, who has also contributed to characters for Watson Amelia, Shiratori Rena, and Himukai Kogane. Nabi can be found on Twitter at https://twitter.com/nab0i, Pixiv at https://www.pixiv.net/en/users/28145748, and Tumblr at https://n-abi.tumblr.com/. Uto's Live2D animator and modeler is Takeshita Fungi, who is present on Twitter at https://twitter.com/TakeshitaFungi. Uto's YouTube Live2D debut occurred on December 14, 2020. She earned the nickname "Tenshi" because of her character's celestial qualities. The monikers "Blue Pumpkin" and "Aoi Kabocha" originated from her exasperation during Getting Over It streams. The name "Shotgun Tenshi" was inspired by a tweet where she voiced her affection for shotguns and her pleasure in using them in games. Uto regularly conducts "Study English" and "Teaching Japanese" streams. She is recognized for her adorable and agreeable singing voice, which she demonstrated during her comeback stream on February 17, 2021, which attracted more than 15,800 live viewers. She also performs song covers, including her rendition of "King." Uto's favorite phrase is "GG men," typically used after finishing a game. She also uses expressions like "Elmao" and "Poggas." During Mario Kart streams, she frequently turns her head when navigating corners. Uto is renowned for her persistence in games, often striving to complete them in a single session, even if they are difficult or face technical problems. Her Getting Over It and Resident Evil 7 streams exemplify this quality.
Uto is a virtual YouTuber who has accumulated 400,000 subscribers on YouTube. Her real name is 天を使うと, and she is recognized by various nicknames such as Tenshi, Blue Pumpkin, Aoi Kabocha, and Shotgun Tenshi. Uto operates as an independent content creator. Her character is that of an angel, and she was born on October 14th. She stands at a height of 153 cm. Uto's interests include gaming and singing. She likes melon soda, mochi, and Hi-Chew, but she is not fond of shellfish. Uto's YouTube channel can be accessed at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdYR5Oyz8Q4g0ZmB4PkTD7g, and she is also present on Twitter at https://twitter.com/amatsukauto and on Marshmallow at https://marshmallow-qa.com/amatsukauto. Her stream tag on Twitter is #うとらいぶ, her fanart tag is #utoart, and her fan mark is ☁️. Her fan names consist of Tenshimp and Utokko, and her membership name is Uto Fan Club (うとふぁんくらぶ). Her character designer and illustrator is Nabi, who has also created characters for Watson Amelia, Shiratori Rena, and Himukai Kogane. Nabi is active on Twitter at https://twitter.com/nab0i, Pixiv at https://www.pixiv.net/en/users/28145748, and Tumblr at https://n-abi.tumblr.com/. Uto's Live2D animator and modeler is Takeshita Fungi, who can be found on Twitter at https://twitter.com/TakeshitaFungi. Uto's debut on YouTube Live2D occurred on December 14, 2020. She acquired the nickname "Tenshi" because of her character's angelic nature. The nicknames "Blue Pumpkin" and "Aoi Kabocha" came from her frustration while streaming Getting Over It. The nickname "Shotgun Tenshi" came from a tweet where she shared her fondness for shotguns and the joy she gets from using them in games. Uto regularly hosts "Study English" and "Teaching Japanese" streams. She is recognized for her cute and agreeable singing voice, which she demonstrated in her return stream on February 17, 2021, which attracted more than 15,800 live viewers. She also creates song covers, including her rendition of "King." Uto's favorite catchphrase is "GG men," typically used after finishing a game. She also uses expressions like "Elmao" and "Poggas." During Mario Kart streams, she frequently tilts her head when navigating turns. Uto is famous for her determination in games, often striving to complete them in a single playthrough, even if they are tough or face technical issues. Her Getting Over It and Resident Evil 7 streams highlight this quality.
Uto is a virtual YouTuber who has amassed 400,000 subscribers on YouTube. Her real name is 天を使うと, and she is referred to by several nicknames, such as Tenshi, Blue Pumpkin, Aoi Kabocha, and Shotgun Tenshi. Uto operates as a self-sufficient content producer. Her persona represents an angel, and she was born on October 14th. She has a height of 153 cm. Uto's interests consist of gaming and singing. She likes melon soda, mochi, and Hi-Chew, but does not like shellfish. Uto's YouTube channel can be accessed at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdYR5Oyz8Q4g0ZmB4PkTD7g, and she is also present on Twitter at https://twitter.com/amatsukauto and Marshmallow at https://marshmallow-qa.com/amatsukauto. Her stream tag on Twitter is #うとらいぶ, her fanart tag is #utoart, and her fan mark is ☁️. Her fan names are Tenshimp and Utokko, and her membership name is Uto Fan Club (うとふぁんくらぶ).Her character's designer and illustrator is Nabi, who has also created characters for Watson Amelia, Shiratori Rena, and Himukai Kogane. Nabi is active on Twitter at https://twitter.com/nab0i, Pixiv at https://www.pixiv.net/en/users/28145748, and Tumblr at https://n-abi.tumblr.com/. Uto's Live2D animator and modeler is Takeshita Fungi, who can be found on Twitter at https://twitter.com/TakeshitaFungi.Uto's YouTube Live2D debut occurred on December 14, 2020. She earned the nickname "Tenshi" because of her character's angelic traits. The nicknames "Blue Pumpkin" and "Aoi Kabocha" emerged from her frustration during Getting Over It streams. The name "Shotgun Tenshi" was derived from a tweet where she stated her fondness for shotguns and her enjoyment of using them in games.Uto regularly holds "Study English" and "Teaching Japanese" streams. She is recognized for her cute and friendly singing voice, which she displayed in her comeback stream on February 17, 2021, which attracted more than 15,800 live viewers. She also produces song covers, like her rendition of "King."Uto's preferred catchphrase is "GG men," typically used after finishing a game. She also utilizes expressions such as "Elmao" and "Poggas." While playing Mario Kart, she often tilts her head when navigating turns. Uto is recognized for her determination in games, frequently trying to complete them in a single session, even if they are tough or face technical problems. Her Getting Over It and Resident Evil 7 streams highlight this quality.
Uto is a virtual YouTuber who has 400,000 followers on YouTube. Her actual name is 天を使うと, and she is recognized by names such as Tenshi, Blue Pumpkin, Aoi Kabocha, and Shotgun Tenshi. Uto is a self-governing content producer. Her persona is that of an angel, and she was born on October 14th. She measures 153 cm in height. Uto's interests are playing games and singing. She likes melon soda, mochi, and Hi-Chew, but she is not fond of shellfish. Uto's YouTube channel can be accessed at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdYR5Oyz8Q4g0ZmB4PkTD7g, and she is also active on Twitter at https://twitter.com/amatsukauto and Marshmallow at https://marshmallow-qa.com/amatsukauto. Her stream tag on Twitter is #うとらいぶ, her fanart tag is #utoart, and her fan symbol is ☁️. Her fan names include Tenshimp and Utokko, and her membership name is Uto Fan Club (うとふぁんくらぶ).Her character designer and artist is Nabi, who has also been involved with characters for Watson Amelia, Shiratori Rena, and Himukai Kogane. Nabi can be followed on Twitter at https://twitter.com/nab0i, Pixiv at https://www.pixiv.net/en/users/28145748, and Tumblr at https://n-abi.tumblr.com/. Uto's Live2D animator and modeler is Takeshita Fungi, who can be found on Twitter at https://twitter.com/TakeshitaFungi.Uto's YouTube Live2D debut happened on December 14, 2020. She earned the nickname "Tenshi" because of her angelic character. The names "Blue Pumpkin" and "Aoi Kabocha" were derived from her irritation during Getting Over It streams. The name "Shotgun Tenshi" came from a tweet where she showed her affection for shotguns and fun in using them in games.Uto regularly hosts "Study English" and "Teaching Japanese" streams. She is recognized for her cute and warm singing voice, which she demonstrated in her return stream on February 17, 2021, which had more than 15,800 live viewers. She also does song covers, such as her version of "King."Uto's favorite phrase is "GG men," commonly used after finishing a game. She also uses expressions like "Elmao" and "Poggas." While playing Mario Kart, she often tilts her head when turning. Uto is known for her dedication in games, frequently trying to finish them in a single attempt, even if they are hard or face technical problems. Her Getting Over It and Resident Evil 7 streams are examples of this quality.
Uto is a virtual YouTuber with 400,000 subscribers on YouTube. Her true name is 天を使うと, and she is recognized by alternate names such as Tenshi, Blue Pumpkin, Aoi Kabocha, and Shotgun Tenshi. Uto is a self-governing content producer. Her persona is that of an angel, and she was born on October 14th. She measures 153 cm in height. Uto's interests involve playing games and singing. She likes melon soda, mochi, and Hi-Chew, but she doesn't like shellfish. Uto's YouTube channel can be accessed at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdYR5Oyz8Q4g0ZmB4PkTD7g, and she is also present on Twitter at https://twitter.com/amatsukauto and Marshmallow at https://marshmallow-qa.com/amatsukauto. Her stream tag on Twitter is #うとらいぶ, her artwork tag is #utoart, and her emblem is ☁️. Her fan names consist of Tenshimp and Utokko, and her subscription title is Uto Fan Club (うとふぁんくらぶ).Her character's designer and artist is Nabi, who has also contributed to characters for Watson Amelia, Shiratori Rena, and Himukai Kogane. Nabi can be located on Twitter at https://twitter.com/nab0i, Pixiv at https://www.pixiv.net/en/users/28145748, and Tumblr at https://n-abi.tumblr.com/. Uto's Live2D animator and modeler is Takeshita Fungi, who can be found on Twitter at https://twitter.com/TakeshitaFungi.Uto's debut with Live2D on YouTube happened on December 14, 2020. She was given the nickname "Tenshi" because of her character's heavenly nature. The nicknames "Blue Pumpkin" and "Aoi Kabocha" were born from her frustration while streaming Getting Over It. The nickname "Shotgun Tenshi" was derived from a tweet where she stated her fondness for shotguns and her pleasure in using them in games.Uto regularly holds "Study English" and "Teaching Japanese" streams. She is recognized for her adorable and cheerful singing voice, which she displayed in her comeback stream on February 17, 2021, which attracted more than 15,800 live viewers. She also produces song covers, like her rendition of "King."Uto's favorite saying is "GG men," typically used after finishing a game. She also uses expressions like "Elmao" and "Poggas." While playing Mario Kart, she often turns her head when navigating curves. Uto is famous for her tenacity in games, frequently trying to finish them in one session, even if they are difficult or face technical issues. Her streams of Getting Over It and Resident Evil 7 demonstrate this characteristic.
Uto is a virtual YouTuber with 400,000 followers on YouTube. Her true name is 天を使うと, and she is recognized by titles such as Tenshi, Blue Pumpkin, Aoi Kabocha, and Shotgun Tenshi. Uto is an independent content producer. Her persona is that of an angel, and she was born on October 14th. She stands at 153 cm in height. Uto's interests involve gaming and singing. She likes melon soda, mochi, and Hi-Chew, but she is not fond of shellfish. Uto's YouTube channel can be accessed at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdYR5Oyz8Q4g0ZmB4PkTD7g, and she is also present on Twitter at https://twitter.com/amatsukauto and Marshmallow at https://marshmallow-qa.com/amatsukauto. Her stream tag on Twitter is #うとらいぶ, her fanart tag is #utoart, and her fan symbol is ☁️. Her fan names consist of Tenshimp and Utokko, and her membership title is Uto Fan Club (うとふぁんくらぶ). Her character designer and artist is Nabi, who has also contributed to characters for Watson Amelia, Shiratori Rena, and Himukai Kogane. Nabi can be found on Twitter at https://twitter.com/nab0i, Pixiv at https://www.pixiv.net/en/users/28145748, and Tumblr at https://n-abi.tumblr.com/. Uto's Live2D animator and modeler is Takeshita Fungi, who can be located on Twitter at https://twitter.com/TakeshitaFungi. Uto's debut with Live2D on YouTube happened on December 14, 2020. She acquired the nickname "Tenshi" because of her character's angelic characteristics. The names "Blue Pumpkin" and "Aoi Kabocha" emerged from her frustration while streaming Getting Over It. The name "Shotgun Tenshi" came from a tweet where she mentioned her liking of shotguns and fun in using them in games. Uto regularly conducts "Study English" and "Teaching Japanese" streams. She is recognized for her charming and agreeable singing voice, which she demonstrated in her return stream on February 17, 2021, which attracted more than 15,800 live viewers. She also makes song covers, like her interpretation of "King." Uto's favorite saying is "GG men," frequently used after finishing a game. She also uses expressions like "Elmao" and "Poggas." While playing Mario Kart, she often turns her head when making turns. Uto is famous for her persistence in games, frequently trying to finish them in a single attempt, even if they are difficult or have technical issues. Her Getting Over It and Resident Evil 7 streams are examples of this quality. The character designer and illustrator is Nabi, who has also worked on characters for Watson Amelia, Shiratori Rena, and Himukai Kogane. Nabi can be found on Twitter at https://twitter.com/nab0i, Pixiv at https://www.pixiv.net/en/users/28145748, and Tumblr at https://n-abi.tumblr.com/. Uto's YouTube Live2D debut took place on December 14, 2020. She received the nickname "Tenshi" due to her character's angelic nature. Her nicknames "Blue Pumpkin" and "Aoi Kabocha" originated from her frustration during Getting Over It streams. The nickname "Shotgun Tenshi" came from a tweet where she expressed her love for shotguns and enjoyment of using them in games.
On February 11, 2022, during a collaborative livestream with Miko, a notification from musician Mafumafu to Rushia appeared on screen, addressed with the nickname "Mii-chan." The notification stated, "Mii-chan I'm done with streaming and coming/going home." This incident sparked speculation about a potential relationship between Rushia and Mafumafu, fueled by an alleged 2018 dating rumor. Japanese fans and online forums reacted strongly to the incident, with some expressing support, others expressing anger, and some suggesting that Rushia's involvement in the "girlfriend experience" (GFE) trend had led to this outcome. Mafumafu later tweeted, clarifying that he and Rushia only knew each other through gaming and had been close friends since then. He stated that the "coming home" phrase could simply mean returning to his house or playing games together online. Further investigation by fans uncovered similarities in the household items of Rushia and Mafumafu, but these were deemed to be generic and not conclusive evidence of a relationship. A channel dedicated to covering similar situations, Korekore, interviewed both Rushia and Mafumafu. According to their report, Rushia admitted to having a crush on Mafumafu in the past but misinterpreted his kind gestures as romantic interest. They clarified that they are still friends and that the nickname "Mii-chan" was Rushia's suggestion. Both denied dating. The incident resulted in Rushia's stream being temporarily made private and deleted. The livestream had rewind enabled due to a staff error and was being remade to disable monetization for the game Grand Theft Auto V.
On February 11, 2022, during a collaborative livestream with Miko, a notification from musician Mafumafu to Rushia appeared on screen, addressed with the nickname "Mii-chan." The notification stated, "Mii-chan I'm done with streaming and coming/going home." This incident sparked speculation about a potential relationship between Rushia and Mafumafu, fueled by an alleged 2018 dating rumor. Japanese fans and online forums reacted strongly to the incident, with some expressing support, others expressing anger, and some suggesting that Rushia's involvement in the "girlfriend experience" (GFE) trend had led to this outcome. Mafumafu later tweeted, clarifying that he and Rushia only knew each other through gaming and had been close friends since then. He stated that the "coming home" phrase could simply mean returning to his house or playing games together online. Further investigation by fans uncovered similarities in the household items of Rushia and Mafumafu, but these were deemed to be generic and not conclusive evidence of a relationship. A channel dedicated to covering similar situations, Korekore, interviewed both Rushia and Mafumafu. According to their report, Rushia admitted to having a crush on Mafumafu in the past but misinterpreted his kind gestures as romantic interest. They clarified that they are still friends and that the nickname "Mii-chan" was Rushia's suggestion. Both denied dating. The incident resulted in Rushia's stream being temporarily made private and deleted. The livestream had rewind enabled due to a staff error and was being remade to disable monetization for the game Grand Theft Auto V.
On February 11, 2022, during a joint livestream with Miko, a message from musician Mafumafu to Rushia appeared on the screen, using the affectionate name "Mii-chan." The message read, "Mii-chan I've finished streaming and am going back home." This moment led to rumors about a possible connection between Rushia and Mafumafu, fueled by a 2018 rumor about them being in a relationship. Japanese followers and online communities responded intensely, with some showing support, others showing frustration, and some claiming that Rushia's participation in the "girlfriend experience" (GFE) trend caused this situation. Mafumafu later tweeted, explaining that he and Rushia only knew each other through gaming and had remained close friends ever since. He mentioned that the phrase "going home" might simply mean returning to his residence or playing games online together. Further research by fans found some similarities in the living items of Rushia and Mafumafu, but these were considered common and not clear proof of a relationship. A channel focusing on similar events, Korekore, spoke with both Rushia and Mafumafu. According to their report, Rushia admitted to having a crush on Mafumafu previously but misunderstood his friendly actions as romantic interest. They confirmed that they are still friends and that the nickname "Mii-chan" was Rushia's idea. Both denied being in a romantic relationship. The incident caused Rushia's stream to be temporarily set to private and removed. The livestream had rewind enabled due to a staff mistake and was being recreated to disable monetization for the game Grand Theft Auto V. The event occurred on February 11, 2022, during a shared live stream with Miko, when a message from musician Mafumafu to Rushia appeared on the screen, using the informal term "Mii-chan." The message said, "Mii-chan I'm done with streaming and heading back home." This led to discussions about a potential link between Rushia and Mafumafu, which was supported by a 2018 story of them being in a relationship. Japanese fans and online communities reacted with mixed feelings, with some showing support, others showing hostility, and some arguing that Rushia's involvement in the "girlfriend experience" (GFE) trend had caused this. Mafumafu later posted a tweet, clarifying that he and Rushia only met through gaming and had been good friends ever since. He explained that the phrase "heading back home" might mean returning to his house or playing games together online. Fan investigations found some similarities in the household objects of Rushia and Mafumafu, but these were considered ordinary and not sufficient proof of a romantic relationship. A channel covering similar cases, Korekore, interviewed both Rushia and Mafumafu. According to their findings, Rushia admitted to having a crush on Mafumafu in the past but misread his friendly gestures as romantic interest. They confirmed that they are still friends and that the nickname "Mii-chan" was Rushia's idea. Both denied being in a romantic relationship. The event caused Rushia's stream to be temporarily made private and deleted. The live stream had rewind enabled due to a staff mistake and was being recreated to disable monetization for the game Grand Theft Auto V.
On February 11, 2022, during a joint live stream with Miko, a message from musician Mafumafu to Rushia appeared on the screen, using the nickname "Mii-chan." The message read, "Mii-chan I've finished streaming and I'm going home." This occurrence led to discussions about a possible connection between Rushia and Mafumafu, influenced by a supposed 2018 relationship rumor. Japanese supporters and internet communities responded with mixed emotions, some showing support, others showing frustration, and some claiming that Rushia's participation in the "girlfriend experience" (GFE) trend caused this situation. Mafumafu later posted on Twitter, explaining that he and Rushia only knew each other through gaming and had been close friends ever since. He mentioned that the phrase "going home" might just mean returning to his residence or playing games together online. Further analysis by fans revealed similarities in the domestic items of Rushia and Mafumafu, but these were considered common and not definitive proof of a relationship. A channel that covers similar cases, Korekore, interviewed both Rushia and Mafumafu. According to their report, Rushia admitted to having a crush on Mafumafu in the past but misunderstood his friendly actions as romantic interest. They confirmed that they remain friends and that the nickname "Mii-chan" was Rushia's idea. Both denied any romantic relationship. The incident caused Rushia's stream to be temporarily set to private and later removed. The live stream had a rewind feature enabled due to a mistake by the team and was being reuploaded to disable earnings from the game Grand Theft Auto V. A message from musician Mafumafu to Rushia, using the nickname "Mii-chan," appeared on the screen during a co-stream with Miko on February 11, 2022. The message said, "Mii-chan I've finished streaming and I'm going home." This triggered conversations about a possible link between Rushia and Mafumafu, fueled by an old 2018 relationship rumor. Japanese followers and online groups reacted with various opinions, some showing support, others showing anger, and some claiming that Rushia's involvement in the "girlfriend experience" (GFE) trend led to this. Mafumafu later tweeted, clarifying that he and Rushia only met through gaming and had been close friends since. He explained that the phrase "going home" might simply mean returning to his house or playing games together. Fan research found similarities in the household items of Rushia and Mafumafu, but these were considered standard and not solid evidence of a relationship. A channel that covers similar stories, Korekore, spoke with both Rushia and Mafumafu. Their report stated that Rushia confessed to having a crush on Mafumafu in the past but misread his kind actions as romantic. They confirmed they are still friends and that the nickname "Mii-chan" was Rushia's choice. Both denied being in a relationship. The incident led to Rushia's stream being temporarily private and deleted. The live stream had a rewind feature enabled because of an error and was being re-uploaded to disable monetization for the game Grand Theft Auto V.
On February 11, 2022, during a joint livestream with Miko, a message from musician Mafumafu to Rushia showed up on the screen, using the affectionate term "Mii-chan." The message read, "Mii-chan I'm done with streaming and coming/going home." This event led to discussions about a possible connection between Rushia and Mafumafu, fueled by a 2018 rumor about them dating. Japanese fans and online communities responded intensely to the incident, with some showing support, others showing frustration, and some claiming that Rushia's participation in the "girlfriend experience" (GFE) trend caused this situation. Mafumafu later posted on Twitter, explaining that he and Rushia only met through gaming and had been close friends since then. He mentioned that the "coming home" statement might simply mean returning to his residence or playing games together online. Further analysis by fans found some similarities in the living items of Rushia and Mafumafu, but these were considered common and not definitive proof of a relationship. A channel that covers similar events, Korekore, spoke with both Rushia and Mafumafu. According to their report, Rushia admitted to having a crush on Mafumafu in the past but misunderstood his friendly actions as romantic interest. They confirmed that they remain friends and that the nickname "Mii-chan" was Rushia's idea. Both denied being in a relationship. The event caused Rushia's stream to be temporarily set to private and removed. The livestream had rewind enabled due to a staff mistake and was being recreated to disable monetization for the game Grand Theft Auto V. The user expressed a strong opinion about the incident, stating that it was a clear indication of a romantic relationship between Rushia and Mafumafu, and that the official explanations were not credible. They also suggested that the household similarities were more than just coincidences and that the investigation by fans was insufficient. The user further questioned the motives of the channel Korekore and believed that the interview was biased. Finally, the user claimed that the staff error regarding the livestream was intentional and that the decision to disable monetization was a cover-up.
On February 11, 2022, during a joint livestream with Miko, a message from musician Mafumafu to Rushia appeared on the screen, using the nickname "Mii-chan." The message read, "Mii-chan I've finished streaming and am going/coming back home." This event led to discussions about a possible connection between Rushia and Mafumafu, driven by a 2018 rumor about a relationship. Japanese supporters and internet communities responded intensely, with some showing approval, others showing frustration, and some believing that Rushia's participation in the "girlfriend experience" (GFE) trend caused this situation. Mafumafu later posted on Twitter, explaining that he and Rushia only met through gaming and had been close friends ever since. He mentioned that the "coming home" comment might just mean returning to his place or playing games online together. Further research by fans found similarities in the domestic objects of Rushia and Mafumafu, but these were considered common and not clear proof of a romantic relationship. A channel that covers similar scenarios, Korekore, interviewed both Rushia and Mafumafu. According to their report, Rushia admitted to having had a crush on Mafumafu before but misunderstood his friendly actions as romantic interest. They confirmed they are still friends and that the nickname "Mii-chan" was suggested by Rushia. Both denied being in a relationship. The incident caused Rushia's stream to be temporarily set to private and deleted. The livestream had a rewind feature enabled due to a staff mistake and was being recreated to disable monetization for the game Grand Theft Auto V. The incident led to Rushia's stream being temporarily set to private and deleted. A channel dedicated to covering similar situations, Korekore, interviewed both Rushia and Mafumafu. According to their report, Rushia admitted to having a crush on Mafumafu in the past but misinterpreted his kind gestures as romantic interest. They clarified that they are still friends and that the nickname "Mii-chan" was Rushia's suggestion. Both denied dating. The incident resulted in Rushia's stream being temporarily made private and deleted.
On February 11, 2022, during a joint livestream with Miko, a message from musician Mafumafu to Rushia was displayed on the screen, using the affectionate name "Mii-chan." The message read, "Mii-chan I'm done with streaming and going home." This occurrence led to discussions about a possible connection between Rushia and Mafumafu, supported by an old 2018 rumor about them dating. Japanese fans and web communities responded passionately, with some showing approval, others showing frustration, and some claiming that Rushia's participation in the "girlfriend experience" (GFE) trend was the cause. Mafumafu later posted a tweet, explaining that he and Rushia only met through gaming and had been close friends ever since. He mentioned that the phrase "going home" might have simply meant returning to his residence or playing games together online. Further research by fans found some similarities in the living room items of Rushia and Mafumafu, but these were considered common and not clear proof of a romantic relationship. A channel that focuses on similar cases, Korekore, spoke with both Rushia and Mafumafu. According to their report, Rushia confessed to having had a crush on Mafumafu previously but misunderstood his friendly actions as romantic interest. They confirmed that they remain friends and that the nickname "Mii-chan" was Rushia's idea. Both denied being in a romantic relationship. The event caused Rushia's stream to be temporarily set to private and removed. The livestream had a rewind feature enabled due to a mistake by the staff and was being reorganized to turn off monetization for the game Grand Theft Auto V. During a collaborative livestream with Miko on February 11, 2022, a message from musician Mafumafu to Rushia appeared on the screen, using the affectionate name "Mii-chan." The message said, "Mii-chan I'm done with streaming and going home." This moment led to questions about a possible bond between Rushia and Mafumafu, driven by a previous 2018 story about them being in a relationship. Japanese fans and online platforms reacted with strong opinions, with some showing support, others showing frustration, and some claiming that Rushia's involvement in the "girlfriend experience" (GFE) trend led to this. Mafumafu later tweeted, explaining that he and Rushia only met through gaming and had been close friends since. He said the phrase "going home" might have meant returning to his house or playing games together online. Additional research by fans found some similarities in the items found in Rushia and Mafumafu's homes, but these were considered normal and not definitive proof of a relationship. A channel that covers similar events, Korekore, interviewed both Rushia and Mafumafu. According to their report, Rushia admitted to having a crush on Mafumafu in the past but thought his friendly actions were romantic. They confirmed that they are still friends and that the nickname "Mii-chan" was Rushia's choice. Both denied being in a relationship. The incident caused Rushia's stream to be temporarily private and deleted. The livestream had a rewind feature enabled due to a staff error and was being remade to disable monetization for the game Grand Theft Auto V.
On February 11, 2022, during a joint livestream with Miko, a message from musician Mafumafu to Rushia was displayed on the screen, using the affectionate name "Mii-chan." The message read, "Mii-chan I've finished streaming and am heading back home." This event led to discussions about a possible connection between Rushia and Mafumafu, driven by a previous 2018 rumor about them being in a relationship. Japanese fans and online communities responded intensely, with some showing support, others showing frustration, and some claiming that Rushia's participation in the "girlfriend experience" (GFE) trend caused this situation. Mafumafu later posted on Twitter, explaining that he and Rushia had only met through gaming and had been good friends ever since. He mentioned that the phrase "heading back home" might simply refer to going back to his place or playing games online together. Further examination by fans revealed similarities in the home setups of Rushia and Mafumafu, but these were considered common and not proof of a romantic relationship. A channel that covers similar cases, Korekore, spoke with both Rushia and Mafumafu. According to their report, Rushia admitted to having a crush on Mafumafu in the past but misunderstood his friendly actions as romantic interest. They confirmed that they remain friends and that the nickname "Mii-chan" was suggested by Rushia. Both denied being in a romantic relationship. The incident caused Rushia's stream to be temporarily set to private and removed. The livestream had a rewind feature enabled due to a mistake by the staff and was being re-recorded to disable monetization for the game Grand Theft Auto V. Rushia and Mafumafu had only met through gaming, and they had been close friends since that time. The phrase "coming home" could have simply meant returning to his house or playing games together online. Fans uncovered similarities in the household items of Rushia and Mafumafu, but these were considered generic and not definitive evidence of a relationship.
On February 11, 2022, during a joint livestream with Miko, a message from musician Mafumafu to Rushia appeared on the screen, using the nickname "Mii-chan." The message read, "Mii-chan I've finished streaming and I'm going home." This event led to discussions about a possible connection between Rushia and Mafumafu, supported by a 2018 rumor about them dating. Japanese fans and online communities responded intensely to the event, with some showing support, others showing frustration, and some claiming that Rushia's participation in the "girlfriend experience" (GFE) trend caused this situation. Mafumafu later posted on Twitter, explaining that he and Rushia only knew each other through gaming and had been good friends since. He mentioned that the phrase "going home" might simply mean returning to his residence or playing games together online. Additional research by fans found similarities in the household objects of Rushia and Mafumafu, but these were considered common and not definitive proof of a relationship. A channel that focuses on similar situations, Korekore, interviewed both Rushia and Mafumafu. According to their report, Rushia admitted to having a crush on Mafumafu before but misunderstood his friendly actions as romantic interest. They confirmed that they remain friends and that the nickname "Mii-chan" was Rushia's idea. Both denied being in a relationship. The event caused Rushia's stream to be temporarily set to private and removed. The livestream had a rewind feature enabled due to a staff mistake and was being reuploaded to disable monetization for the game Grand Theft Auto V. A separate paragraph: During the livestream, a message from musician Mafumafu to Rushia was displayed, using the nickname "Mii-chan." The message said, "Mii-chan I'm done with streaming and going home." This incident raised questions about a potential connection between Rushia and Mafumafu, especially given a previous 2018 rumor about them dating. Japanese fans and online communities reacted with mixed emotions, with some showing support, others showing anger, and some suggesting that Rushia's role in the "girlfriend experience" (GFE) trend led to this outcome. Mafumafu later tweeted, clarifying that he and Rushia only knew each other through gaming and had been close friends. He explained that the phrase "going home" might just mean returning to his house or playing games online. Further fan investigation found similarities in the household items of Rushia and Mafumafu, but these were considered general and not conclusive evidence of a relationship. A channel that covers similar events, Korekore, interviewed both Rushia and Mafumafu. According to their report, Rushia admitted to having a crush on Mafumafu in the past but misread his friendly actions as romantic. They confirmed they are still friends and that the nickname "Mii-chan" was Rushia's choice. Both denied being in a romantic relationship. The incident led to Rushia's stream being temporarily made private and deleted. The livestream had rewind enabled due to a staff error and was being reuploaded to disable monetization for the game Grand Theft Auto V.
On February 11, 2022, during a joint live stream with Miko, a message from musician Mafumafu to Rushia was displayed on the screen, using the affectionate name "Mii-chan." The message read, "Mii-chan I've finished streaming and am going/returning home." This event led to discussions about a potential connection between Rushia and Mafumafu, amplified by an old 2018 rumor about them dating. Japanese supporters and web communities responded intensely to the event, with some showing approval, others showing frustration, and some claiming that Rushia's participation in the "girlfriend experience" (GFE) trend caused this situation. Mafumafu later posted on Twitter, explaining that he and Rushia only knew each other through gaming and had been close friends ever since. He mentioned that the phrase "going home" could simply refer to returning to his residence or playing games online together. Further exploration by fans revealed similarities in the domestic items of Rushia and Mafumafu, but these were considered common and not definitive proof of a relationship. A channel that reports on similar situations, Korekore, conducted interviews with both Rushia and Mafumafu. According to their findings, Rushia admitted to having a crush on Mafumafu previously but misread his friendly actions as romantic interest. They confirmed that they remain friends and that the nickname "Mii-chan" was suggested by Rushia. Both denied being in a romantic relationship. The incident caused Rushia's live stream to be temporarily set to private and removed. The live stream had rewind functionality enabled due to a mistake by the staff and was being recreated to turn off monetization for the game Grand Theft Auto V. Another version of the text: On February 11, 2022, during a cooperative live broadcast with Miko, a message from artist Mafumafu to Rushia appeared on the screen, using the informal term "Mii-chan." The message said, "Mii-chan I've finished streaming and am going/returning home." This moment triggered discussions about a potential bond between Rushia and Mafumafu, influenced by a 2018 rumor about them being together. Japanese fans and digital communities reacted strongly to the incident, with some offering support, others showing irritation, and some claiming that Rushia's role in the "girlfriend experience" (GFE) trend had caused this. Mafumafu then tweeted, clarifying that he and Rushia had only met through gaming and had been close friends since. He added that the phrase "going home" could simply mean returning to his home or playing games online. Further analysis by fans showed similarities in the home items of Rushia and Mafumafu, but these were considered common and not solid proof of a relationship. A channel that focuses on similar cases, Korekore, interviewed both Rushia and Mafumafu. According to their report, Rushia admitted to having a crush on Mafumafu in the past but misunderstood his friendly gestures as romantic interest. They affirmed that they are still friends and that the nickname "Mii-chan" was suggested by Rushia. Both denied being in a romantic relationship. The incident led to Rushia's stream being temporarily set to private and deleted. The live stream had rewind activated due to a mistake by the staff and was being redone to disable monetization for the game Grand Theft Auto V.
Amatsuka Uto, also known as Tenshi, is an independent VTuber who debuted on YouTube on December 14, 2020. Her character is an angel and her height is 153 cm. Uto's hobbies include playing games and singing. She enjoys melon soda, mochi, and Hi-Chew, but dislikes shellfish. Her character was designed by Nabi, who also designed Watson Amelia from Hololive English. Uto's Live2D model was created by Takeshita Fungi. Uto is known for her Study English streams, where she demonstrates a fast learning pace and good accent. She is also recognized for her cute and pleasant singing voice, as evidenced by her karaoke streams which have garnered thousands of live viewers. Uto has also conducted Teaching Japanese streams, attracting a large audience. Her popular catchphrase is "GG men," often used after completing a game. A notable characteristic during her Mario Kart streams is her frequent head tilts when navigating corners. Uto's YouTube channel can be found at [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdYR5Oyz8Q4g0ZmB4PkTD7g](https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdYR5Oyz8Q4g0ZmB4PkTD7g) and her Twitter account is [https://twitter.com/amatsukauto](https://twitter.com/amatsukauto).
Amatsuka Uto, also known as Tenshi, is an independent VTuber who debuted on YouTube on December 14, 2020. Her character is an angel and her height is 153 cm. Uto's hobbies include playing games and singing. She enjoys melon soda, mochi, and Hi-Chew, but dislikes shellfish. Her character was designed by Nabi, who also designed Watson Amelia from Hololive English. Uto's Live2D model was created by Takeshita Fungi. Uto is known for her Study English streams, where she demonstrates a fast learning pace and good accent. She is also recognized for her cute and pleasant singing voice, as evidenced by her karaoke streams which have garnered thousands of live viewers. Uto has also conducted Teaching Japanese streams, attracting a large audience. Her popular catchphrase is "GG men," often used after completing a game. A notable characteristic during her Mario Kart streams is her frequent head tilts when navigating corners. Uto's YouTube channel can be found at [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdYR5Oyz8Q4g0ZmB4PkTD7g](https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdYR5Oyz8Q4g0ZmB4PkTD7g) and her Twitter account is [https://twitter.com/amatsukauto](https://twitter.com/amatsukauto).
Amatsuka Uto, also referred to as Tenshi, is an independent VTuber who launched her presence on YouTube on December 14, 2020. Her persona is that of an angel, and her height measures 153 cm. Uto's interests involve playing games and singing. She likes melon soda, mochi, and Hi-Chew, but she is not fond of shellfish. The design of her character was done by Nabi, who also developed Watson Amelia from Hololive English. Uto's Live2D model was made by Takeshita Fungi. Uto is famous for her Study English broadcasts, where she showcases a quick learning speed and a strong accent. She is also celebrated for her adorable and friendly singing voice, as seen in her karaoke streams that have drawn thousands of live viewers. Uto has also held Teaching Japanese streams, which have drawn a significant audience. Her well-known phrase is "GG men," typically used after finishing a game. A distinctive feature during her Mario Kart streams is her frequent head tilts while turning corners. Uto's YouTube channel can be accessed at [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdYR5Oyz8Q4g0ZmB4PkTD7g](https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdYR5Oyz8Q4g0ZmB4PkTD7g) and her Twitter profile is [https://twitter.com/amatsukauto](https://twitter.com/amatsukauto). The individual known as Uto has also engaged in educational Japanese streams, which have attracted many viewers. One of her most recognized traits is the phrase "GG men," which she commonly says after finishing a game. The character of Amatsuka Uto was created by Nabi, who also developed Watson Amelia from Hololive English.
Amatsuka Uto, also referred to as Tenshi, is a self-governing VTuber who made her debut on YouTube on December 14, 2020. Her personality is that of an angel, and her stature measures 153 cm. Uto's interests involve playing games and performing songs. She likes melon soda, mochi, and Hi-Chew, but avoids shellfish. Her persona was crafted by Nabi, who also created Watson Amelia from Hololive English. Uto's Live2D animation was developed by Takeshita Fungi. Uto is famous for her Study English broadcasts, where she shows a quick learning speed and a strong accent. She is also appreciated for her charming and nice singing voice, as seen in her karaoke sessions that have drawn thousands of live spectators. Uto has also done Teaching Japanese sessions, drawing in a significant crowd. Her well-known phrase is "GG men," typically said after finishing a game. A distinctive trait during her Mario Kart sessions is her repeated head turns while taking turns. Uto's YouTube channel is available at [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdYR5Oyz8Q4g0ZmB4PkTD7g](https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdYR5Oyz8Q4g0ZmB4PkTD7g) and her Twitter handle is [https://twitter.com/amatsukauto](https://twitter.com/amatsukauto). Amatsuka Uto, also recognized as Tenshi, is a freelance VTuber who launched her presence on YouTube on December 14, 2020. Her identity is that of an angel, and her height is recorded at 153 cm. Uto's activities include gaming and singing. She has a fondness for melon soda, mochi, and Hi-Chew, but does not like shellfish. Her appearance was conceived by Nabi, who also developed Watson Amelia from Hololive English. Uto's Live2D model was produced by Takeshita Fungi. Uto is recognized for her Study English streams, where she exhibits a rapid learning rate and a good accent. She is also known for her adorable and pleasant singing voice, as shown in her karaoke streams that have attracted thousands of viewers. Uto has also held Teaching Japanese streams, drawing a wide audience. Her famous phrase is "GG men," often spoken after finishing a game. A notable feature during her Mario Kart streams is her frequent head tilts when turning corners. Uto's YouTube channel can be accessed at [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdYR5Oyz8Q4g0ZmB4PkTD7g](https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdYR5Oyz8Q4g0ZmB4PkTD7g) and her Twitter account is [https://twitter.com/amatsukauto](https://twitter.com/amatsukauto).
Amatsuka Uto, also referred to as Tenshi, is an independent VTuber who made her debut on YouTube on December 14, 2020. Her persona represents an angel, and her height measures 153 cm. Uto's interests involve gaming and singing. She likes melon soda, mochi, and Hi-Chew, yet she avoids shellfish. The design of her character was handled by Nabi, who also created Watson Amelia from Hololive English. Uto's Live2D model was developed by Takeshita Fungi. Uto is famous for her Study English streams, where she showcases a rapid learning speed and strong accent. She is also appreciated for her sweet and enjoyable singing voice, as shown in her karaoke streams that have attracted thousands of live viewers. Uto has also held Teaching Japanese streams, which have drawn a big audience. Her well-known saying is "GG men," typically spoken after finishing a game. A unique feature during her Mario Kart streams is her regular head tilts when taking turns. Uto's YouTube channel can be accessed at [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdYR5Oyz8Q4g0ZmB4PkTD7g](https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdYR5Oyz8Q4g0ZmB4PkTD7g) and her Twitter handle is [https://twitter.com/amatsukauto](https://twitter.com/amatsukauto). The character of Amatsuka Uto, who is also called Tenshi, is an independent VTuber who launched on YouTube on December 14, 2020. Her persona is that of an angel, and her height is 153 cm. Uto's hobbies consist of playing games and singing. She is fond of melon soda, mochi, and Hi-Chew, but she does not like shellfish. The design of her character was done by Nabi, who also worked on Watson Amelia from Hololive English. Uto's Live2D model was created by Takeshita Fungi. Uto is recognized for her Study English streams, where she shows a quick learning ability and good pronunciation. She is also known for her charming and pleasant voice, as seen in her karaoke streams that have drawn thousands of live viewers. Uto has also done Japanese teaching streams, which have attracted a large following. Her popular phrase is "GG men," usually said after completing a game. A notable behavior during her Mario Kart streams is her frequent head tilts when going through corners. Uto's YouTube channel can be found at [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdYR5Oyz8Q4g0ZmB4PkTD7g](https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdYR5Oyz8Q4g0ZmB4PkTD7g) and her Twitter account is [https://twitter.com/amatsukauto](https://twitter.com/amatsukauto).
Amatsuka Uto, also referred to as Tenshi, is an independent VTuber who launched on YouTube on December 14, 2020. Her persona is that of an angel, and her height measures 153 cm. Uto's interests involve gaming and singing. She likes melon soda, mochi, and Hi-Chew, but is not fond of shellfish. The design of her character was done by Nabi, who also created Watson Amelia from Hololive English. Uto's Live2D model was developed by Takeshita Fungi. Uto is recognized for her Study English streams, where she shows a quick learning speed and a strong accent. She is also well-known for her charming and friendly singing voice, as seen in her karaoke streams that have drawn thousands of live viewers. Uto has also hosted Teaching Japanese streams, which have attracted a significant audience. Her well-known phrase is "GG men," typically said after finishing a game. A unique feature during her Mario Kart streams is her frequent head tilts while turning. Uto's YouTube channel is available at [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdYR5Oyz8Q4g0ZmB4PkTD7g](https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdYR5Oyz8Q4g0ZmB4PkTD7g) and her Twitter account is [https://twitter.com/amatsukauto](https://twitter.com/amatsukauto). Uto, known also as Tenshi, is an independent VTuber who started on YouTube on December 14, 2020. Her character is an angel, and her height is 153 cm. Uto's activities include gaming and singing. She likes melon soda, mochi, and Hi-Chew, but does not like shellfish. Her character was made by Nabi, who also made Watson Amelia from Hololive English. Uto's Live2D model was made by Takeshita Fungi. Uto is recognized for her Study English streams, where she shows a quick learning pace and good accent. She is also known for her cute and pleasant singing voice, as seen in her karaoke streams that have attracted thousands of live viewers. Uto has also done Teaching Japanese streams, which have drawn a large audience. Her popular saying is "GG men," usually said after finishing a game. A notable trait during her Mario Kart streams is her frequent head tilts when going around corners. Uto's YouTube channel can be found at [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdYR5Oyz8Q4g0ZmB4PkTD7g](https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdYR5Oyz8Q4g0ZmB4PkTD7g) and her Twitter account is [https://twitter.com/amatsukauto](https://twitter.com/amatsukauto).
Amatsuka Uto, also referred to as Tenshi, is an independent VTuber who launched on YouTube on December 14, 2020. Her persona is an angel, and she stands at 153 cm tall. Uto's interests involve gaming and singing. She likes melon soda, mochi, and Hi-Chew, but avoids shellfish. Her design was created by Nabi, who also worked on Watson Amelia from Hololive English. Uto's Live2D model was developed by Takeshita Fungi. Uto is famous for her Study English streams, where she shows a quick learning rate and a strong accent. She is also admired for her sweet and friendly singing voice, as seen in her karaoke streams that have attracted thousands of live viewers. Uto has also done Teaching Japanese streams, which have drawn a big audience. Her well-known phrase is "GG men," typically said after finishing a game. A unique trait during her Mario Kart streams is her regular head tilts when taking turns. Uto's YouTube channel is available at [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdYR5Oyz8Q4g0ZmB4PkTD7g](https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdYR5Oyz8Q4g0ZmB4PkTD7g) and her Twitter handle is [https://twitter.com/amatsukauto](https://twitter.com/amatsukauto). Amatsuka Uto, known as Tenshi, is a self-reliant VTuber who made her debut on YouTube on December 14, 2020. Her character is an angel, and her height is 153 cm. Uto's interests include playing games and singing. She enjoys melon soda, mochi, and Hi-Chew, but is not fond of shellfish. Her character was designed by Nabi, who also worked on Watson Amelia from Hololive English. Uto's Live2D model was created by Takeshita Fungi. Uto is recognized for her Study English streams, where she displays a rapid learning speed and a good accent. She is also noted for her charming and pleasant singing voice, as shown in her karaoke streams which have attracted thousands of live viewers. Uto has also led Teaching Japanese streams, drawing a large audience. Her famous catchphrase is "GG men," often used after finishing a game. A key feature during her Mario Kart streams is her frequent head tilts when handling corners. Uto's YouTube channel can be accessed at [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdYR5Oyz8Q4g0ZmB4PkTD7g](https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdYR5Oyz8Q4g0ZmB4PkTD7g) and her Twitter account is [https://twitter.com/amatsukauto](https://twitter.com/amatsukauto).
Amatsuka Uto, also referred to as Tenshi, is a self-directed VTuber who launched on YouTube on December 14, 2020. Her persona is that of an angel, and her height measures 153 cm. Uto's interests involve gaming and vocal performances. She likes melon soda, mochi, and Hi-Chew, but is not fond of shellfish. Her character was created by Nabi, who also developed Watson Amelia from Hololive English. Uto's Live2D model was made by Takeshita Fungi. Uto is famous for her Study English broadcasts, where she shows a quick learning speed and strong accent. She is also appreciated for her charming and agreeable singing voice, as seen in her karaoke sessions that have attracted thousands of viewers live. Uto has also held Teaching Japanese streams, which have drawn many spectators. Her well-known phrase is "GG men," typically said after finishing a game. A distinct trait during her Mario Kart streams is her frequent head tilts when taking turns. Uto's YouTube channel is available at [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdYR5Oyz8Q4g0ZmB4PkTD7g](https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdYR5Oyz8Q4g0ZmB4PkTD7g) and her Twitter profile is [https://twitter.com/amatsukauto](https://twitter.com/amatsukauto). Amatsuka Uto, also known as Tenshi, is an independent VTuber who made her debut on YouTube on December 14, 2020. Her character represents an angel, and she stands at 153 cm tall. Uto enjoys playing games and singing. She has a preference for melon soda, mochi, and Hi-Chew, but avoids shellfish. The design of her character was done by Nabi, who also created Watson Amelia from Hololive English. Uto's Live2D model was developed by Takeshita Fungi. She is recognized for her Study English streams, in which she exhibits a rapid learning ability and good pronunciation. She is also known for her cute and pleasant singing voice, as shown in her karaoke streams that have drawn thousands of live viewers. Uto has also held Teaching Japanese streams, which have drawn a significant audience. Her popular catchphrase is "GG men," commonly used after finishing a game. A notable feature during her Mario Kart streams is her frequent head tilts when taking corners. Uto's YouTube channel can be found at [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdYR5Oyz8Q4g0ZmB4PkTD7g](https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdYR5Oyz8Q4g0ZmB4PkTD7g) and her Twitter account is [https://twitter.com/amatsukauto](https://twitter.com/amatsukauto).
Amatsuka Uto, also referred to as Tenshi, is an independent VTuber who launched on YouTube on December 14, 2020. Her persona is an angel, and her height measures 153 cm. Uto's interests encompass playing games and singing. She likes melon soda, mochi, and Hi-Chew, but has an aversion to shellfish. The design of her character was done by Nabi, who also created Watson Amelia from Hololive English. Uto's Live2D model was developed by Takeshita Fungi. Uto is famous for her Study English streams, where she showcases a quick learning speed and a strong accent. She is also appreciated for her charming and agreeable singing voice, as seen in her karaoke streams that have attracted thousands of live viewers. Uto has also held Teaching Japanese streams, which have drawn a significant audience. Her well-known saying is "GG men," typically used after finishing a game. A unique trait during her Mario Kart streams is her regular head tilts when taking corners. Uto's YouTube channel is available at [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdYR5Oyz8Q4g0ZmB4PkTD7g](https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdYR5Oyz8Q4g0ZmB4PkTD7g) and her Twitter handle is [https://twitter.com/amatsukauto](https://twitter.com/amatsukauto). Amatsuka Uto, also known as Tenshi, is an independent VTuber who made her debut on YouTube on December 14, 2020. Her character represents an angel, and her height is 153 cm. Uto's favorite activities are playing games and singing. She enjoys melon soda, mochi, and Hi-Chew, but she does not like shellfish. Her character was created by Nabi, who also designed Watson Amelia from Hololive English. Uto's Live2D model was made by Takeshita Fungi. Uto is recognized for her Study English streams, where she shows a rapid learning rate and a good accent. She is also well-known for her cute and friendly singing voice, as demonstrated in her karaoke streams that have drawn thousands of live viewers. Uto has also hosted Teaching Japanese streams, which have attracted a large audience. Her popular catchphrase is "GG men," usually said after finishing a game. A notable feature during her Mario Kart streams is her frequent head tilts while going around corners. Uto's YouTube channel can be accessed at [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdYR5Oyz8Q4g0ZmB4PkTD7g](https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdYR5Oyz8Q4g0ZmB4PkTD7g) and her Twitter account is [https://twitter.com/amatsukauto](https://twitter.com/amatsukauto).
Amatsuka Uto, also referred to as Tenshi, is an independent VTuber who launched on YouTube on December 14, 2020. Her persona represents an angel, and her stature measures 153 cm. Uto's interests involve gaming and singing. She likes melon soda, mochi, and Hi-Chew, yet avoids shellfish. The design of her character was created by Nabi, who also developed Watson Amelia from Hololive English. Uto's Live2D model was developed by Takeshita Fungi. Uto is famous for her Study English streams, where she showcases a rapid learning speed and accurate pronunciation. She is also admired for her charming and appealing singing voice, as seen in her karaoke streams that have drawn thousands of live spectators. Uto has also held Teaching Japanese streams, which have drawn a significant following. Her well-known saying is "GG men," typically used after finishing a game. A distinctive feature during her Mario Kart streams is her frequent head tilts when turning corners. Uto's YouTube channel is available at [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdYR5Oyz8Q4g0ZmB4PkTD7g](https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdYR5Oyz8Q4g0ZmB4PkTD7g) and her Twitter account is [https://twitter.com/amatsukauto](https://twitter.com/amatsukauto). The character of Amatsuka Uto, also known as Tenshi, is that of an independent VTuber who made her debut on YouTube on December 14, 2020. Her depiction is that of an angel, and she stands at 153 cm tall. Uto's pastimes include playing games and singing. She has a fondness for melon soda, mochi, and Hi-Chew, but she is not a fan of shellfish. Her character was crafted by Nabi, who also designed Watson Amelia from Hololive English. The Live2D model for Uto was made by Takeshita Fungi. Uto is recognized for her Study English streams, where she exhibits a quick learning rate and a strong accent. She is also noted for her sweet and agreeable singing voice, as shown in her karaoke streams which have attracted numerous live viewers. Uto has also led Teaching Japanese streams, which have drawn a big audience. Her famous phrase is "GG men," often said after finishing a game. A notable trait during her Mario Kart streams is her regular head tilts when going around corners. Uto's YouTube channel can be accessed at [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdYR5Oyz8Q4g0ZmB4PkTD7g](https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdYR5Oyz8Q4g0ZmB4PkTD7g) and her Twitter account is [https://twitter.com/amatsukauto](https://twitter.com/amatsukauto).
Amane Kanata announced she would be stopping her regular Monday night karaoke streams and reducing her singing overall due to a medical condition that makes it difficult to sing. Kanata's love for singing is evident in her song selections, which often reflect her experiences and emotions. She has expressed her desire to bring happiness to her viewers and her struggles with impostor syndrome. Some of Kanata's most notable songs include:* Gurenge: This song, the opening theme for the anime Demon Slayer, was Kanata's debut song and symbolizes her determination and resilience. * Ghost Rule: This song reflects Kanata's early struggles with feeling like an imposter and hiding her true self.* The Disappearance of Hatsune Miku: This song is a farewell song that Kanata has said resonates with her current situation.* Uma to Shika: This song explores themes of love, loss, and the fleeting nature of life. * Seikan Hikou: This song, sung with Tsunomaki Watame, emphasizes the importance of connection and support.* Skill: This song, originally sung by Watame, highlights Kanata's growth and strength.* Yoru ni Kakeru: This song is about two people connecting through their shared pain and finding comfort in each other.* Byoushins Wo Kamu: This song reflects Kanata's desire to stop time and her fear of losing her ability to sing.* Kanden: This song is about a premature goodbye and the importance of cherishing the present moment.* Homura: This song is a farewell song that encourages viewers to keep going even when things are difficult.Kanata's final karaoke stream will be a special occasion for her fans to say goodbye and celebrate her journey.

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