Suisei (we refer to the "person behind the avatar" or the "talent" with their vtuber name) was in The First Take's studio to record this and the avatar was animated using her movements there; you can see her adjusting the face capture rig at the start of this video, once she walked into frame. She has another video on The First Take where she's a lot less nervous and is grooving more to the music. Hololive is one of the two major players in the Japanese vtuber world. Nijisanji is the other. There are a large number of other agencies, and an even larger number of independent vtubers. A lot of them do singing. If you want to explore more Hololive, there are any number of great options. For Japanese hololive members, I would recommend going with Palette by Tokoyami Towa, My Song by Tsunomaki Watame, Smile And Go by Shiranui Flare, or Amane Kanata's live cover of Unravel (the intro song to Tokyo Ghoul). If you want to listen to English Hololive members, End of a Life by Calliope Mori, Sparks by Takanashi Kiara,, Play Dice by Hakos Baelz and Reflect by Gawr Gura are some of my favourites. For Hololive Indonesia, which are worth a visit, there's High Tide by Moona Hoshinova, Alice & U by Ayunda Risu, and Illusion Night by Pavolia Reine as starters. There are also numerous collaborative music projects between many of these talents, both inside and between the different language branches of Hololive. That's just Hololive though. There's an endless amount of vtuber music from many agency and independent vtubers all over the world.
What picture did you look up at the end there??? Just so you know there is not a single irl picture of Suisei online and its good that there isnt, its for safety and privacy, especially for someone as popular as Suisei. Also what is with the description lol?
It's not "Hoshimachi Sushi" but "HO SI MACHI SUI SEI". It is written in romaji for foreigners who do not understand Japanese. "Hoshimachi" is a Japanese proper noun that means a city of stars, and "SUISEI" means a comet.
HOSIMACHI SUISEI has nothing to do with Japanese anime. She is a virtual idol belonging to Japan's Hololive Productions. ruclips.net/channel/UCJFZiqLMntJufDCHc6bQixg
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Suisei (we refer to the "person behind the avatar" or the "talent" with their vtuber name) was in The First Take's studio to record this and the avatar was animated using her movements there; you can see her adjusting the face capture rig at the start of this video, once she walked into frame. She has another video on The First Take where she's a lot less nervous and is grooving more to the music.
Hololive is one of the two major players in the Japanese vtuber world. Nijisanji is the other. There are a large number of other agencies, and an even larger number of independent vtubers. A lot of them do singing. If you want to explore more Hololive, there are any number of great options.
For Japanese hololive members, I would recommend going with Palette by Tokoyami Towa, My Song by Tsunomaki Watame, Smile And Go by Shiranui Flare, or Amane Kanata's live cover of Unravel (the intro song to Tokyo Ghoul).
If you want to listen to English Hololive members, End of a Life by Calliope Mori, Sparks by Takanashi Kiara,, Play Dice by Hakos Baelz and Reflect by Gawr Gura are some of my favourites.
For Hololive Indonesia, which are worth a visit, there's High Tide by Moona Hoshinova, Alice & U by Ayunda Risu, and Illusion Night by Pavolia Reine as starters.
There are also numerous collaborative music projects between many of these talents, both inside and between the different language branches of Hololive.
That's just Hololive though. There's an endless amount of vtuber music from many agency and independent vtubers all over the world.
Check out the original version on her channel, it's pretty different, she has another song on the first take called Michizure.
Welcome to the rabbit hole.
What picture did you look up at the end there??? Just so you know there is not a single irl picture of Suisei online and its good that there isnt, its for safety and privacy, especially for someone as popular as Suisei. Also what is with the description lol?
It's not "Hoshimachi Sushi" but "HO SI MACHI SUI SEI". It is written in romaji for foreigners who do not understand Japanese.
"Hoshimachi" is a Japanese proper noun that means a city of stars, and "SUISEI" means a comet.
HOSIMACHI SUISEI has nothing to do with Japanese anime.
She is a virtual idol belonging to Japan's Hololive Productions.
ruclips.net/channel/UCJFZiqLMntJufDCHc6bQixg
What the fucc happened in the description bro 😂
Looks like he had an AI generate all the tags then pasted it into the description rather than the tag option.