/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>>62008488
allsmiles.jpg

>>58781122
I think it's because she isn't a native JP speaker or something.

>>57609888
I don't understand why retarded games journalists described the plot as dry or boring. The game has so many fucking great and memorable characters. Apparently characterization doesn't count if you can't see the character in question in an overbudgeted mocapped cutscene.

>>56444666
Alright but I'm checking those numbers too.

>>56077777
Checked.

>>55906304
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ezW5tvV6ODk

Am I the only one who thinks chumbuds are just reaping the fruits of their own karma?

>>47672222
Cover can't say no to those quads. But for me? It's Dick In A Box.

I have stolen like five books from the library.

>>40133333

>>32099999
Nice quints.

>>30840000
Those quads will make it so.

Why is Miko so cute? I would cum inside her and raise a child with her.

>>16829471
Pink woman... GOOD!

>>9640214
Just because someone dislikes Pekora doesn't mean they're 35Ps. I am a 35P though and Pekora is an awful person.

>>7133683

>>3186123
The closest entertainment to idols back in the day for them was actually the Theater, and it was quite strange compared to our own.
>Because the audience would not stay quiet the actors had to wear costumes. The actors wore masks – brown for men, white for women, smiling or sad depending on the type of play. The costumes showed the audience who the person was – a purple gown for a rich man, a striped toga for a boy, a short cloak for a soldier, a red toga for a poor man, a short tunic for a slave etc.
>Women were not allowed act, so their parts were normally played by a man or young boys wearing a white mask.
>The actors spoke the lines, but a second actor mimed the gestures to fit the lines, such as feeling a pulse to show a sick person, making the shape of a lyre with fingers to show music. The plays were often violent and could result in the death of an actor by mistake.
And it's worth noting that, unlike today, where entertainers are considered high on the societal totem pole, in the Roman days, entertainers were considered about as high in society as slaves, possibly lower on the rung. What odd times, they were, when your societal status was raised not by entertaining the masses with performance, but by writing your own oratory at the state house.

has anyone solved the mystery of why miko is so faqing cute

>>2737070
HoloID is tanking all of the antis for us right now.

Feels good to be a 35pmate.

>>1468932
FAQ

Peemates stay winning.