VTuber Legend: How I Went Viral after Forgetting to Turn Off My Stream

Post by **Ojisama** » 19 Jan 2023, 12:57

It's always great to see or hear those composed TV professionals make colourful comments when they think they aren't on air.

Nana Nanato took this idea, and turned it into a successful LN than has run for 6 volumes (so far), and now an anime adaptation has been announced.

J-Novel has licenced the novel, and describes it...

Twenty-year-old former wage slave Yuki Tanaka now works among her idols: the streamers of Live-On, one of Japan's top VTuber companies. As the gorgeous, polite Awayuki Kokorone, she delivers only the most ladylike content. Unfortunately, her subscriber count and savings are at rock bottom.

One evening, after Yuki thinks she's ended her stream, she cracks a few cold ones—and more than a few crude jokes—while watching Live-On's video archives. But her viewers hear it all, and clips of her bawdy, drunken commentary go viral overnight. Yuki thinks her career is over...until her manager reveals that everyone at Live-On has been waiting for her to snap all along and gives her free rein to drink on-stream.

Now free of all feigned purity, she jumps right into her new “rowdy drunk” character and is welcomed into the fold by her fellow Live-On VTubers, who turn out to be just as crazy as she is! With her views and finances skyrocketing, Yuki's work—for the first time in her life—is actually fun!

Source - ANN

Post by **Expendable** » 05 Feb 2023, 20:54

Interesting premise - she's howard stern in private - and her fans are eating it up.

Post by **Ojisama** » 30 Jun 2023, 15:05

New trailer.

Post by **Ojisama** » 14 Oct 2023, 22:11

Series is expected to debut sometime in 2024.

No word on a streaming platform yet.

Post by **Expendable** » 22 Oct 2023, 16:54

Could be fun to watch!

Post by **Ojisama** » 01 Mar 2024, 22:55

Debut expected in July.

Post by **Expendable** » 03 Mar 2024, 18:52

well, that's a bit of a wait.

Post by **Ojisama** » 07 Jun 2024, 22:02

Japanese debut confirmed for July 7.