/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>>38255447
I am a yumefujo but I am more of a yume than a fujo so take these answers as you see fit.

>1.

I would prefer B but I can see that A might be popular.

>2.

It makes sense to want a fujo and yume audience without pandering hardcore to either demographic but you still have to find someone you have good chemistry with even without fujobaiting. I personally don't like feeling like I am being dragged to a ship or to being a yume.

>3.

I am fine with ESL accents as long as its not too difficult to understand the chuuba but mismatch models can be really hit or miss, I guess considering what the appeal would be in the mismatch is important.

>4.

I am not too passionate about covers but it is alwaya nice to see them though most people will just want to cheer on anything that their cute boy is doing regardless of how well they sing.

>5.

this style is fine and will probably appeal to both pretty well, honestly unless you go down the bara route or odd design route you will attract both audiences as long as you don't filter them with your behavior or personality.

>6.

I personally can't handle too much high energy if it goes on too long but I feel like it will be fine as long as you aren't screeching into the mic for extended periods of time like a roastie playing a horror game.

Anyways. Cute boy love!