/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>>74510946
>cosplayers could basically go to anything mall in America and replicate the look.
You'll wind up with picrel, and worse yet, you'll wind up picrel and they'll have to both presume it's cosplay and not just common attire AND explain that it's not from any actual franchise/series, but is just a VTuber who dresses up in normal clothes. You need to stand out, and while there's merit in trying to stand out by being the one non-clown in the circus, people will quickly forget you if you have nothing special about you.

Oh, and there's also a lot of VTubers whose models are just a dude wearing a hoodie with their same glasses and ugly beard that they have in real life.