(didn't think this was worth a post in the content thread)
I'm 100% convinced it's a schizo fan spamming false reports at this point lol
After listening to her 'free PS5' stream where it was not true,and a joke, and a tons of people joined the stream claiming false advertisement just mass report her constantly. I think its safe to say she has dedicated antis especially after that her next stream was her going off on them for 40 mins which I think doesnt smooth things over lol
I'm really not even sure if she qualifies for LewdTuber. So if this post gets nuked, I understand. However, if this finally gets her a dedicated Thread, then by all means, I have to try.
She occasionally streams on Fansly with a vtuber model so yeah, she's kosher.
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it depends on the model and the body for me. i dont care about immersion breaks or w/e but if the IRL body is significantly different to the model it messes everything up. like if the model has flat chest and the person has big breasts (or vice versa), significantly different skin tones (sadly the melanated individuals get shafted a lot in this regard), or if the model is specifically themed in a way that a human body clashes (robot/animal themed). These sorts of things throw me off cus my brain keeps flipping back and forth between two appearances and kinda just ruins it. of course i dont expect a vtube model to be super close or indistinguishable from a real human body, some things like hair color/style are basically irrelevant, but its just gotta kinda make sense so my brain can keep the connection between the two
It depends. It depends on the girl, her voice and what she does. As other user mention, CottontailVA is a great example. I love her voice. I don't like her new model, but I do love the fact that she "hide" (or censor) her face. I kinda want to know what she looks like, but I love the fact that I can hear her voice and see her body. Same as Vexoria. Damn, she has so huge boobs. I like when she posts videos of photos of her body. Her face? For how much she's good looking, I don't like that. I kinda still want to have the "illusion" that I don't know that person. So for me it's a general yes, but with some exceptions. And of course, personally speaking, I love when the model is almost like the real girl. The model has big boobs like the person behind it? Nice! But if the person is not the same as the model (like small boobs, height completely different etc...), it might be a turn off. I like when the model is kinda the same as the person.
I think the only body part I really want to see IRL is the puss, because it has such a detailed and pretty appearance IRL that is kind of hard to put on a 3d or 2d vtuber. It is also nice to see toys get used in real time, as the case with sylvee. However, I don't think the inclusion of any other part deepens my arousal. I would much rather watch all the rest be on a cute anime avatar. I'm not a big parasocial person (or whatever the right term is in this context), so I really don't get off on seeing a vtuber that I like doing lewd things just because its that person, so in this case, if they were to do show their entire naked body, it would really be no different than normal porn.
the only case I know is that japanese one that allegedly got pregnant live
NSFW collabs? Yes, but generally it's if they're partners in IRL - Vex and Zolon, Podge and Geddon etc - and even then they're only technically lewdtubers insofar that they're technically vtubers that are doing NSFW stuff. B/G content is kind of a tricky thing in the lewdtuber space thanks to there being a general overlap with the regular vtuber space - plenty of them have partners but fear they can't reveal or collab with them lest they risk alienating the part of the audience who doesn't like seeing 'males on stream'. This phenomenon isn't even exclusive to vtubers (see: bigtittygothegg).
As always you know more that anyone. And I understand now. Most girls don't do collabs because they are scared to lose audience. Interesting.
I don't know if it's most of them, but it's definitely a factor to consider.