/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>>41493487
The foot chains and the fabric behind her back fo sort of make it look like a dancer's outfit.

>>31370621

>>27759889
/who/

There are generally three kinds of festivals in the Owl Republic. National, public holidays such as the National day on the 22nd of August. Regional holidays such as the Seeding Festivals, celebrated in the agricultural belt of the Republic, typically in late November after all the planting has been completed. A more unique type of festivals are the celebration of a new divination. While oracles and prophecies are a common practice to receive divination and connect with the Heavenly realm across the world, the Republic has its own distinctive customs. Notably, due to material shortages during its initial founding, Hopium, which was once abundant (overly so) in the country was commonly used to conduct the ritual by priests. But differing from the contemporary ritual, only Hopium is used instead of a complex concoction of chuubanite and various herbs. Due to this, and the lack of regulation led to many inaccurate or downright false divination. Now, only Oracles, high-ranking clergy members conduct such rituals and divination obtained with only Hopium are not treated seriously. Once an Oracle was able to connect with the Heavenly realm and receive the Sacred words from the Nameless One, other priests would rush out of the Temple, yelling the phrase "It's time".
After the divinations ended, the result would be gathered and cross-referenced with those received by other Oracles. The verified content would be published in the myriad newspapers in the Republic, or more immediately announced by a crier outside of temples. Celebrations of such divinations can last for weeks. Though they are not like public holidays, where most production and work pauses. The celebration is localized to temples and the districts surrounding it. Impromptu markets and stages are set up with troupes performing to entertain any visitors wishing to read the full text written by the Oracles. Public games like soccer are often held during the celebration too.

Fairgrounds
To accommodate the growing population in cities and towns, fairgrounds were established to divert the flow from the increasing cramped temple districts. But as time goes on, these fairgrounds had become more permanent, opening every weekend or even all week in the bigger cities. These locations usually host water or human-powered rides, like pleasure wheels or simple cart rides. But in cities like the Capital and Eulhaven, chuubanite and steam-powered rides are slowly being introduced, curiously even faster than the industries in the Republic. This is perhaps due to the Nameless one's proclamation of "Theme parks" being the peak of civilization (scholars and priests have deduced it's a kind of location performing a similar role to fairgrounds). Aside from fairgrounds, cities often host Botanical or zoological gardens too. Developed from gardens owned by academies, Zoological gardens keep various animals, not just native species like Bubon Ursus but foreign ones like Akimeras from Matiyotl or even Death sloths of Moriji (exact details on how the Eulhaven Zoological Garden managed it is still a subject of curiosity by the media). Sweets and game stalls are a common sight in such locations.

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Been a while since I posted any actual lore. The festival section is waiting to be expanded by that other Hooman who suggested 25th Nov as the fertility festival. Although I personally want to have a similar festival on 15th Jan (the shiny breeding stream) it doesn't really match the sowing period for winter wheat in the region /who/ is in. So for now late November it is. Also it's been a while since I wanted to post something about fairground but I never got to it.

>>27786785
Nah it's just on top of the actual cardboard burr image in my folder so I just choose it instead of scrolling further down

/who/

There are generally three kinds of festivals in the Owl Republic. National, public holidays such as the National day on the 22nd of August. Regional holidays such as the Seeding Festivals, celebrated in the agricultural belt of the Republic, typically in late November after all the planting has been completed. A more unique type of festivals are the celebration of a new divination. While oracles and prophecies are a common practice to receive divination and connect with the Heavenly realm across the world, the Republic has its own distinctive customs. Notably, due to material shortages during its initial founding, Hopium, which was once abundant (overly so) in the country were commonly used to conduct the ritual by priests. But differing from the contemporary ritual, only Hopium is used instead of a complex concoction of chuubanite and various herbs. Due to this, and the lack of regulation led to many inaccurate or downright false divination. Now, only Oracles, high-ranking clergy members conduct such rituals and divination obtained with only Hopium are not treated seriously. Once an Oracle were able to connect with the Heavenly realm and revive the Sacred word of the Nameless One, other priests would rush out of the Temple, yelling the phrase "It's time".
After the divinations ended, the result would be gathered and cross-referenced with those received by other Oracles. The verified content would be published in the myriad newspapers in the Republic, or more immediately announced by a crier outside of temples. Celebrations of such divinations can last for weeks. Though they are not like public holidays, where most production and work pauses. The celebration is localized to temples and the districts surrounding it. Impromptu markets and stages are set up with troupes performing to entertain any visitors wishing to read the full text written by the Oracles. Public games like soccer are often held during the celebration too.

Fairgrounds
To accommodate the growing population in cities and towns, fairgrounds were established to divert the flow from the increasing cramped temple districts. But as time goes on, these fairgrounds had become more permanent, opening every weekend or even all week in the bigger cities. These locations usually host water or human-powered rides, like pleasure wheels or simple cart rides. But in cities like the Capital and Eulhaven, chuubanite and steam-powered rides are slowly being introduced, curiously even faster than the industries in the Republic. This is perhaps due to the Nameless one's proclamation of "Theme parks" being the peak of civilization (scholars and priests have deduced it's a kind of location performing a similar role to fairgrounds). Aside from fairgrounds, cities often host Botanical or zoological gardens too. Developed from gardens owned by academies, Zoological gardens keep various animals, not just native species like Bubon Ursus but foreign ones like Akimeras from Matiyotl or even Death sloths of Moriji (exact details on how the Eulhaven Zoological Garden managed it is still a subject of curiosity by the media). Sweets and game stalls are a common sight in such locations.

Been a while since I posted any actual lore. The festival section is waiting to be expanded by that other Hooman who suggested 25th Nov as the fertility festival. Although I personally want to have a similar festival at 15th Jan (the shiny breeding stream) it doesn't really match the sowing period for winter wheat in the region /who/ is in. So for now late November it is. Also it's been a while since I wanted to post something about fairground but I never got to it.

>>27786785
Nah it's just on top of the actual cardboard burr image in my folder so I just choose it instead of scrolling further down

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>>26659713
yeah!

MUMEI

i love moomei.

>>26463938
And pretty...

>>26424702
Both!

Yes that's right! Meimei talked about this on her return, you know the fact that she found the cable that allows her to play her Switch games. That's why we are being blessed on this fine day with the return of the fan favorite Meimei Breath of the Wild adventures! Hurry up and get your ass over here right now and you won't end up getting stabbed by a wayward Hooman looking for a victim on his way to Meimei's stream because this is going to be so incredibly fun and entertaining and you don't even have anything else better to do you idiots.
https://youtu.be/Jc0EA9cbDHg
IT'S TAKANASHI KIARA! This is the performance of Heart Challenger she sang for everyone at Dokomi so those of you who showed up already knew what it was like to see her and her back up dancers going all out to provide a good performance. Now those who missed out on it can check it out too!
https://youtu.be/-8QcF1vZ0CY
In less than 90 minutes, Mama Mio's morning show makes a return! Because Mio returned from her trip! Those of you who didn't just wake up now and watched her karaoke already knew she came back full force and she'll definitely have a shitload of things to talk about pertaining to her trip that she didn't mention during her karaoke, so it would be very wise of you to tune in once her stream starts. She has a very, very good EN translator in her chat around this time so you have no excuses like you can't understand JP or that you can't read.
https://youtu.be/4I2iZahIDNg
In less than 120 minutes, Kaela's not going to be Kloss To (You) in today's Morning Stream but it will still be incredibly chill and wonderful to partake in since that's Kaela's motif now. An extremely chill (and autistic) Blacksmith to talk to is something that some people have definitely dreamed about during their lifetime.
https://youtu.be/yr1VSlLyft8
>Songs released today
New Okayu cover song /hlgg/! Rinkai Driver is today's song choice and Okayu and her super cool and sexy voice nailed it once again. It's the perfect song to utilize this fat cat's deep and hot vocal tones that make your body shiver with joy. You should definitely go stream it if you haven't yet. It'll perk you right up.
https://youtu.be/j1Bu3j32_1U
Rikka and his impressive self took on King GNU's recent song Chameleon for today's cover song release. A professional like Rikka had absolutely no trouble hitting some insane high notes and then mellowing down when the time became appropriate. He's impressive as always and you should go listen to his performance if you didn't yet.
https://youtu.be/Y533QNpgQtA
Kagura snagged herself a cute gamer maid named Aqua and the two of them performed a duo cover of the song Naisho No Hanashi. As usual the two friends harmonize incredibly well together and the song choice for them was a lovely fit. Go stream it if you haven't, you'll be pleasantly surprised by how good it sounds.
https://youtu.be/ytcMLL-pjzQ

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