Oisu~ I love VSPO! And if you like cute & cool girls playing competitive games, you I bet you will too! Let me show you!
#VSPO#ぶいすぽっ
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The Kuroha Invitational was a massive step into the vision of an EN VTuber eSports scene. EN will have to face its own unique challenges, but I believe they can be overcome!
Let us look at those challenges and possible solutions!
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@PretenOscu Also, I want to provide some extra context about Kakapo:
Kakapo has a Physics PhD and a teaching license; and she's even collaborated with the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology, as well as the Japan Science and Technology Agency.
Raden is just so cool!
- Leans into her unique niche of classical art, architecture and museums.
- Releases a book.
- Collaborates with multiple museums.
- Collaborates with a castle.
- Has her own friendly circle of academic vtubers.
- Invited to give lectures at universities.
@PretenOscu Her vtuber circle:
- Kirako, specializes in Ancient Japan (pre-Kamakura Period) and has an Archaeology certification.
- Kitashirakawa Kakapo, basically anything science-related and also gave lectures.
- Shioriha Ruri, knows a lot about Literature, including Classical Literature.
These and many more reasons I can't fit into a tweet are why she's quickly become one of my all time favorite vtubers ever.
I'm a massive Japanese history nerd (particularly Sengoku Period and before), so Raden appeals to me in ways few vtubers do.
I love how passionate she is!
Sometime this week, I will release a video on this topic. EN will have its own unique challenges, but I believe we've had enough precendence that shows it can be done! I will especially talk about VSPO EN and the awesome ecosystem forming around it.
I really do believe the archetype of a dedicated eSports gamer could become one of the major niches in the EN scene in the future.
Many times when I've introduced the JP VTuber eSports scene to EN vtubers, they actually tend to be very interested in the idea.
Many EN vtubers already play competitive games, like League of Legends. Many have expressed the desire to be part of tournaments and events, just like the JP ones.
And many have been charmed by the idea of the JP eSports scene - especially with its sportsmanship and unity.
The topic of remaking old Beginner's Guides is a bit complicated, since even a remake is fated to become outdated at some point. These videos take so long to make, and there's so many vtubers I want to make videos about, that it's not realistic to keep them all updated.