/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>>57837036
Cute!
I'm still napping
Waiting for fauna

I want mommy to nurture me as a little sapling forever and ever in her garden...

>>29546970
nighty night

>>29091871
>>29097133
This is definitely a better fleshed-out version of the lifecycle that we currently have and I would also like to include this distinction between the Human Saplings being "Faunatics" while the Post-Human Saplings are considered "Saplings" and would like to consider this a permanent change henceforth. Just a couple things that I would like to retain however would be that a single Faunatic burial results in a single infant Sapling that germinates into the adult saplings we already have described. I like how these Infant Saplings are characterized as they are literally reborn babies and raised by other adult saplings and Faunatics. I'm also okay with how the forest provides refuge for pilgrims and exiles and how they are introduced to the Forest.
>tldr The only problems I have with this are the concept of "Life Trees" and also would like to retain that Faunatics are Hunter-gatherers.

>>28871402
I got curious because of the two different filenames that get posted a lot. But those are both you, I assume now. Anyways, I hope Fauna feels well enough today to stream again. I miss her and it would make the start to my weekend a lot better

>>28431592
Please do write data logs from this Onobot, I think it's the funniest thing that's happened in /uuu/ for a while.

>>28273866
yes
i recorded mine

>>28108140
I mean of course it's not the same, that's why Fauna is your oshi. It's a pretty shitty situation for streams right now with the offcollabs, her getting sick, Sana and even that con on the horizon. But I am sure Fauna misses us as well and can't wait to feel better again and get back into her groove

>>26433103
As an addendum, I would like to use the prompt that I wrote to clarify the capability of saplings in terms of power along the path of their lifecycle. Because I feel as though there might have to be a clarification on how saplings develop into their non-human forms. Early on I also considered death to be a required part of the process to grow from the ground as seed-saplings into full treants etc.

>>25758342
Ideally. They must grow the largest and the oldest for some kind of reason

as a sapling, Im kind of glad that sanalites arent fully industrialized yet, /who/ worries me enough as is

>>24027856
I'm pretty happy with that and also that my diagram is being used. I wanted to elaborate a bit on those final transformations in order from left to right:
>Nurterer
Saplings that take after the caring nature of their Goddess and promote the health and wellbeing of the forest and the saplings that dwell within, specialize in healing and regrowth and are powerful conduits of chuubanite energy and magic
>Guardians
Ancient and colossal, these saplings are brutish as their figure suggests and are utterly unbreakable in form and will. They serve as moving mini-forests in their own right and are only moved in times of great distress of the forest at large or trespass of special locations blessed by Fauna.
>Nymphs (?)
Elusive variants of saplings that are mischievous by nature and manipulate the foliage to their will, whether they create ensnaring vines to capture trespassers or to create open clearings for the weakest of saplings to be able to thrive at last. The foliage bend to the will of Nymphs and they should never be underestimated in their cunning and might.
>Treants
The wisest of all sapling variants, they serve their purpose to the forest by providing a guiding hand in the development of the forest and the saplings. Treants are a diverse group of individuals as they take their intellect and hone it into arts they seem fit as some Treants are strategists, logisticians, and some even developing their martial prowess.

I also initially thought of the idea that still-human saplings must first die to be reborn into seedlings that develop into the intermediate dryads but we can cut that out with no problem. I'm also open for there to be even more diversity of sapling dimorphism but this is as much as I understand off the top of my head.

>>23956936
you didnt get the last "my fauna" last thread

>>23908081
We are. How much so, I dont think has been fully decided yet
Id like some input from the other sapling if he's around
Im imagining it sort of like davy jone's crew from pirates of the caribbean but with plants instead of fish
druid/ent for sure though

>>23871171
Cute.

>>23797215
Nice job on that sapling

>>23676122
thank you for your wisdom sapling

I want to see Fauna, I miss her

>>23573144
Sounds good sapling, your effort it appreciated
>5, Avoid clipping what has already been done, especially if done better than I feel I can do
I wouldnt worry about that too much, it seems more trouble than its worth to try to constantly watch what others do to make sure you dont overlap

My only own personal request would be to try to clip and edit compilations of cute Fauna noises. The stuff I usually see is just "uuu" compilations, but she does other cute stuff too

>>23502759
nope. agreed

>twinkle twinkle ASMR
put me out to pasture now saplings

new bread baking soon

If you say yes, you will get planted in the forest and Fauna will take good care of you forever and ever and you won't have to worry about anything and also you can never leave.
If you say no... well, I wouldn't recommend saying no

>>22636641
My mommy says I'm special