/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>18178480
>In this alternate timeline BaraKaren have multiple successful sub-channels
>One of them have the girls play videogames, because why not. With many popular games in their line up it became a huge success, girls from different ships or stations join them once in a while for multiplayer games.
>One is dedicated to space science and stuff, currently just as popular as their main channel with Barara and Karen explaining complex topics ranging from the dark holes, gravity, terraforming to time itself. Popular with kids because it helps them do their homework and popular with scientists because once in a month they are invited live to debate their newest theories or talk about interesting topics. Literally anime PBS spacetime. Endorsed by NASA, JAXA, etc. Even CERN.
>They also have a "lore" channel where animated shorts are uploaded about them working on the station and many other stuff like exploring planets. Recently they uploaded "Visiting planet X" a short directed by Ridley Scott where the girls explore a beautiful yet mysterious tropical planet which it became a massive hit just second to the short "A day back in home" where Barara returns to Earth in order to collect materials for their new mission depicting a very dark, neo-noire, dystopian future. The 14 minutes short won an oscar that year.