Gyokuyoutama

Who is this Ix?

Okay time for everyone to declare favorites. You certainly have enough options.

This may be a dumb question but.... can't you just play Wasteland 2?

Didn't The Frozen Throne basically do that, albeit as a rts with rpg elements? Also similar is the kung fu chapter in Live A Live, where you play a master who starts out great but never gains any experience. Most of the chapter is spent in battles with your students, who gain levels as you beat them. So initially you can one shot them, but over time they become almost impossible to beat.

We all know why Wizards is really having financial difficulties:

Who doesn't want to fluff the tail in that first video?

Good advice:

Live2D and FaceRig are a hell of a drug.

If you're still confused I can post more to give you additional context:

Just to prove that there's no literally no end to these things, here's what I got just by clicking on recommended videos repeatedly:

Okay, this is actually a pretty good gimmick:

Judging from Pixiv and subscriber counts, a new challenger has emerged for the top tier of virtual youtuber popularity: Though honestly even I'm nearly completely bored by this. We already have a catgirl and we have way too many PUBG lps. I guess the design is somewhat reminiscent of Mine Yoshikaze stuff, I'll given them that.

Real men program by intentionally causing shorts in the circuitry.

Original brony music:

I think we're getting to the point where Valve has been milking their past success for so long that current gamers don't even know why they are supposed to care. Kind of like Sonic I guess, but at least they actually release games and can rely on attracting 8-year olds/people with autism.

I suppose for historical accuracy, I should post the real first virtual youtuber, Ami Yamato: That's 6 years ago, so even if we accept Mirai Akari's pre-Mirai Akari days this is till undoubtably the first. Needless to say this channel never really caught on. Even with the current virtual youtuber explosion, it's only to 95k subscribers after 6 years.

For some reason it took me a while to realize that this was a test build: At least I assume it's a test build?

He's just continuing his SPUF legacy of having two billion accounts. Except here it's merely simulated by repeatedly changing the name on one account.

I don't really know anything about this YUA but this video has engrish so it's good enough for me: I guess she learned English watching Patlabor?

I got halfway through Agarest: Generations of war before I quit. I can't think of why I would have done that other than Stockholm Syndrome.

Now to get to the really obscure. This thing popped in my recommended videos after looking at a bunch of virtual youtubers: I was hesitant about posting this because I thought it might be a one-off but there's a second one so I guess it's a new channel? Anyway, this is one of those videos where I know just enough Japanese to be even more confused. Is she really talking about how Videodrome of all things is her favorite movie?

I guess that we're through all the big names so I'll just occasionally just post whatever channel happens to come to my attention. Here we have Nora Cat, a virtual youtuber who picked the absolute worst name if you want to find the channel with an English search: Nora Cat's usual videos are hour + long streams, so I haven't really seen much of this channel. All I really know about the channel is that at some point a technical error revealed that the creator was actually a male Japanese nerd, and not the totally real catgirl with a vocaloid voice that everyone totally thought it was. Oh and now that I actually look at this video I didn't watch guess Nekomasu has the top comment so apparently he's a fan.

To be serious though, succubi are like the lowest tier monster girl.