I'm shocked there isn't a topic about Vtubers on here. (Correct me if I'm wrong.) So yeah… This is the Vtubers topic.

can't wait for the simps

mfw my fav streamer is technically a vtuber

does Iono count?

Koraidon_5087 wrote:

does Iono count?

Sure. this topic is about anything Vtubers.

It's almost been 2 months and nothing has happened here…

weebs

Gorillaz are the og Vtubers. They existed before that.

BreadcatGames wrote:

weebs

haha weebs

Crispydogs101 wrote:

Gorillaz are the og Vtubers. They existed before that.

the Donkey Kong Country cartoon in the corner:

nkirby1 wrote:

Crispydogs101 wrote:

Gorillaz are the og Vtubers. They existed before that.

the Donkey Kong Country cartoon in the corner:

O O P S

Gura playing Sonic adventure 2 would go hard. Change my mind.

nkirby1 wrote:

Gura playing Sonic adventure 2 would go hard. Change my mind.

who the heck even is gura
as you can probably imagine, i'm new to this scene of vtubers

DifferentDance8 wrote:

nkirby1 wrote:

Gura playing Sonic adventure 2 would go hard. Change my mind.

who the heck even is gura
as you can probably imagine, i'm new to this scene of vtubers

gawr gura
funni shark girl

i've thought a lot about making a model but i have no experience in blender lol qwp

bump

annoying orange

CoconutGator wrote:

annoying orange

The term “Vtuber” or “Virtual YouTuber” has been around for quite some time now. It refers to a content creator who streams or posts videos online while using a virtual avatar as their online persona. Vtubers have become incredibly popular in recent years, with many content creators adopting the trend to build their audience and increase their online presence. However, there has been a debate among fans about whether or not Annoying Orange, a popular online character, qualifies as a Vtuber. In this essay, we will examine why Annoying Orange isn't a Vtuber.

Firstly, it's important to define what a Vtuber is. A Vtuber is someone who uses a virtual avatar to create online content. This avatar is usually a 2D or 3D character that is animated using motion capture technology or other methods. Vtubers use these avatars to interact with their audience and create content that is engaging and entertaining.

Annoying Orange, on the other hand, is not a Vtuber. Annoying Orange is a character created by Dane Boedigheimer, an American filmmaker and actor. Annoying Orange first appeared in a YouTube video in 2009 and has since become a viral sensation. The character is a talking orange with a human-like mouth and eyes, and he is known for his annoying and humorous personality.

While Annoying Orange does use animation and visual effects to bring the character to life, he is not a virtual avatar. Annoying Orange is a pre-recorded character that is edited into videos to create a comedic effect. The character is not controlled in real-time by an actor or voice actor, as is the case with Vtubers.

Another reason why Annoying Orange isn't a Vtuber is that the character doesn't have a dedicated online presence. Vtubers typically have their own social media accounts and YouTube channels where they post content and interact with their audience. Annoying Orange, on the other hand, is a character that is featured in videos created by Dane Boedigheimer. The character doesn't have his own social media accounts or YouTube channel, and he doesn't interact with his audience outside of his appearances in videos.

Finally, it's important to note that Annoying Orange isn't a Vtuber because he doesn't fit the criteria for the term. The term “Vtuber” specifically refers to content creators who use virtual avatars to create online content. Annoying Orange is a pre-recorded character that is edited into videos, and he doesn't fit the definition of a Vtuber.

In conclusion, Annoying Orange isn't a Vtuber because he doesn't meet the criteria for the term. While Annoying Orange is a popular online character, he doesn't use a virtual avatar to create content, and he doesn't have a dedicated online presence. While he may share some similarities with Vtubers, such as the use of animation and visual effects, he is fundamentally different from the content creators who are typically referred to as Vtubers.

(written by chatgpt)

DifferentDance8 wrote:

CoconutGator wrote:

annoying orange

The term “Vtuber” or “Virtual YouTuber” has been around for quite some time now. It refers to a content creator who streams or posts videos online while using a virtual avatar as their online persona. Vtubers have become incredibly popular in recent years, with many content creators adopting the trend to build their audience and increase their online presence. However, there has been a debate among fans about whether or not Annoying Orange, a popular online character, qualifies as a Vtuber. In this essay, we will examine why Annoying Orange isn't a Vtuber.

Firstly, it's important to define what a Vtuber is. A Vtuber is someone who uses a virtual avatar to create online content. This avatar is usually a 2D or 3D character that is animated using motion capture technology or other methods. Vtubers use these avatars to interact with their audience and create content that is engaging and entertaining.

Annoying Orange, on the other hand, is not a Vtuber. Annoying Orange is a character created by Dane Boedigheimer, an American filmmaker and actor. Annoying Orange first appeared in a YouTube video in 2009 and has since become a viral sensation. The character is a talking orange with a human-like mouth and eyes, and he is known for his annoying and humorous personality.

While Annoying Orange does use animation and visual effects to bring the character to life, he is not a virtual avatar. Annoying Orange is a pre-recorded character that is edited into videos to create a comedic effect. The character is not controlled in real-time by an actor or voice actor, as is the case with Vtubers.

Another reason why Annoying Orange isn't a Vtuber is that the character doesn't have a dedicated online presence. Vtubers typically have their own social media accounts and YouTube channels where they post content and interact with their audience. Annoying Orange, on the other hand, is a character that is featured in videos created by Dane Boedigheimer. The character doesn't have his own social media accounts or YouTube channel, and he doesn't interact with his audience outside of his appearances in videos.

Finally, it's important to note that Annoying Orange isn't a Vtuber because he doesn't fit the criteria for the term. The term “Vtuber” specifically refers to content creators who use virtual avatars to create online content. Annoying Orange is a pre-recorded character that is edited into videos, and he doesn't fit the definition of a Vtuber.

In conclusion, Annoying Orange isn't a Vtuber because he doesn't meet the criteria for the term. While Annoying Orange is a popular online character, he doesn't use a virtual avatar to create content, and he doesn't have a dedicated online presence. While he may share some similarities with Vtubers, such as the use of animation and visual effects, he is fundamentally different from the content creators who are typically referred to as Vtubers.

(written by chatgpt)

it is correct though

DifferentDance8 wrote:

CoconutGator wrote:

annoying orange

The term “Vtuber” or “Virtual YouTuber” has been around for quite some time now. It refers to a content creator who streams or posts videos online while using a virtual avatar as their online persona. Vtubers have become incredibly popular in recent years, with many content creators adopting the trend to build their audience and increase their online presence. However, there has been a debate among fans about whether or not Annoying Orange, a popular online character, qualifies as a Vtuber. In this essay, we will examine why Annoying Orange isn't a Vtuber.

hey apple

nkirby1 wrote:

Gura playing Sonic adventure 2 would go hard. Change my mind.

Gura isn't the most appropriate, but very far from the least. (She also has the same birthday as me, however she claims to be ‘over 9,000 years old.’ And her song ‘Reflect’ is fire.

I had always thought that VTubers were cringe, until filian appeared in my YT shorts feed. She was very funny. And then I watched (removed) and (removed) which were funny but not appropriate.