Regardless it’d be a lot more visually interesting if the RL people and the VR people looked different.It's been explained on the first page of each chapter so far, but you have it backwards. What we're seeing are the Vtuber models being used to portray their real-life selves. One way to think of it is how after a vtuber shares a funny story that happened to them in real life, artists and animators will use the vtuber appearance (even if the real person's appearance and identity is known). You can imagine this manga being that kind of work, portraying the behind-the-scenes happenings of these OC vtubers.
The impression I've had of this manga so far is that that sort of thing wouldn't happen. The manga seems to be about capturing the appeal of vtuber streams rather than exploring plot and drama that can occur within the unique context of vtubing. The explainer at the start of each chapter also includes a bit about "protecting their identities" even though these are OCs; I take that as meaning they aren't going to break kayfabe.Regardless it’d be a lot more visually interesting if the RL people and the VR people looked different.
Let’s say the brother agrees to meet Yaezaki Momiji-chan in person. When he shows up, Momiji is actually a big fat dude. We’ll never see the fat dude, because Momiji will always appear as Momiji. The panel will depict the brother saying “I can’t believe you’re a big fat dude” to a cute girl.
where is the monogatari reference? sorry i came over from jjk, i cant readMentioned other manga and anime in this chapter: Accelerator from toaru majutsu no index, Lelouch from Code geass, Gilgamesh from fate series, Monogotari series and Jotaro vs Dio from JoJo's Bizarre Adventure
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thank you for translating