Why are VTubers becoming so popular? | BBC News

Virtual YouTubers, or VTubers, are transforming digital entertainment by using motion-capture technology to perform as anime-inspired avatars. This BBC Tech Now report, led by Andrew Rogers, explores the global phenomenon from events like Birmingham’s VeXpo. The film examines why audiences are drawn to these digital personalities and what fuels their rapid growth in the streaming industry. By blending traditional content creation with virtual anonymity, VTubers have built a unique culture and dedicated fanbase.

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What’s behind the rise of VTubers? | BBC News