/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

remember than faunas karaoke is unarchived (in twohours)

>>31138367
https://www.pixiv.net/en/artworks/100552923
chink edit of
https://www.pixiv.net/en/artworks/65462773
its this artists original character and not fauna
https://danbooru.donmai.us/posts?tags=yukari_%28momoko%29&z=1

so girly...

>>29571170
my sides

i hope she remembers the soft singing suggestions we gave her for an archived karaoke

faunas drinking face is so cute

>>28994062
>Saplings are generally passive creatures, exhibiting virtually no signs of aggressive behavior. Their total dependence on Ceres Fauna means that their only recourse when subjected to violence of any kind is ineffectual panic. Anything ranging from being startled by a loud noise to grievous bodily harm elicits the same response of uncontrollable screaming, crying, and catatonia. Note the identical pattern of behavior in saplings who are removed from Fauna's presence for an extended period. Likewise, saplings are generally incapable of committing any acts of violence beyond the habitual self-harm that occurs as a result of their ubiquitous separation anxiety.
>However, while saplings generally lack any sense of self-preservation, they will frequently demonstrate an alarming capacity for violence in reaction to any perceived threat to Fauna or "nature." There have been several documented cases of saplings, otherwise lacking the cognitive functions necessary for significant social organization, organizing into militant groups ranging from ad-hoc mobs to disciplined paramilitary cells. Once organized, these units of saplings will usually carry out acts of vigilantism and terrorism, either in defense of Fauna/"nature" or in the name of avenging a perceived injustice committed against them. Saplings, whose psychological profile is largely defined by their complete and total submission towards their "mommy," carry out these acts of violence with a shocking degree of zeal, demonstrating little in the way of hesitation, remorse, or fear in the face of danger. Once their self-defined "mission" is carried out, saplings tend to revert to their usual state of atavistic, wide-eyed innocence.

I've been wanting to write up a taxonomic profile of saplings for a long while. If there's any interest in /vtwbg/ then I may post again in the future.

>>28894404
nice