/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>>42450920
>The English vtuber scene is two/three years old and there isn't any mainstream example that caters to OPs taste, if it's simple economics, then where's the market response?

Which is the whole point of this thread; market failure due to more fundamental dysfunction/collapse of social technology.
Topical example: you here right now, trying to rationalize why the cattle should be happy with eating (your) shit instead of expecting anything better.
Disneyblob makes money because nothing else is permitted or even possible, not because that's what people 'really' want.
There's a reason why 2.5d anime girls from some random island in the pacific blew up in the west in the first place; it was giving people things they were not already getting from existing formats. Take a moment to think about what that might be.