The Villainess VTuber Rips People Apart

Since the Aurora contest has ended, here’s what remains on my schedule:@@novelbin@@

• Fantasy League
• Announcement of the divine outfit
• Sora’s hosted song relay planning
• Collaboration with Shina, the winner of the Aurora contest
• 3D broadcast

And one more thing.

"By the way, your birthday is on March 14th, right?" "Birthday? Are you talking about my VTuber birthday?" "Yeah. ...It’s a bit confusing, but remember it well. We need to do a birthday stream too."

Rion said that.

Even though the Aurora contest is over, it feels like I’ve gained even more tasks instead of fewer.
But the fact that tasks are steadily coming in is proof that I’m doing well as a VTuber.

Anyway, it seems that VTubers usually have two birthdays.

The ‘VTuber birthday’ known to the viewers and the ‘real birthday’ that they don’t reveal to the public.

Actually, my ‘real birthday’ is May 24th, which isn’t tied to any special occasion.

Maybe that’s why.
VTubers tend to set their ‘VTuber birthday’ according to their concept, and in my case, it was set on March 14th, White Day.

White Day is the day when girls receive gifts, isn’t it?
That’s why it seemed to fit with my villainess character, so that’s how it happened.

In other words, it’s a fake birthday.

"There’s also the purpose of avoiding the red pill." "Really?" "For example... let’s say my favorite idol suddenly retires and goes into hiding. Then one day, I find a VTuber whose voice sounds just like the idol’s... and their birthday is exactly the same. Wouldn’t that make me think, ‘Is she really doing VTubing after quitting as an idol?’"

So, it’s also a strategy to set a different birthday. If the birthday is different, it makes people less certain.

There are also other reasons.
Some VTubers set their birthday differently for immersion, or to space out the birthdays of members so they don’t overlap with viewers’ wallets.

Especially ‘birthday streams’ and ‘debut anniversary streams’ are known to bring in a lot of donations.