So neuro sama is basically an interactive cartoon. A clever cartoonist here could create something similar and be famous for a new form of media

>inb4 user has been banned for this post.

>>149140627 (OP)
Interactive cartoons would be a pretty good idea.
Cat Burglar was a fun concept and I wished more cartoonists would experiment with it.

>>149140627 (OP)
The real question is why we never got more cartoon based V-tubers. I am fine with it being entirely anime but I as in a "what if" fashion.

>>149140674
I don't care about V-tubers, but it's pretty clear that V-tubing is entrenched with anime culture. The ones the try to break away from that don't have much success.

>>149140674
the design has to look good in 3d. a limitation of toons.
but the real reason is more likely that anime is more popular

>>149140674
Because nothing can top the original cartoon V-tuber

>>149140674
Moe anime is a has wide appeal online and has companies creating it. Cartoon styles don't have subcultures dedicated to them.

>>149140674
There are alternative styles out there, particular Omori styled ones. "Cartoon" style is probably harder to make sense in terms of rigging like how cartoon characters would look weird if they're looking at you straight up.
That's why they just stick to being PNGtubers.

>>149140627 (OP)
>A clever cartoonist here could create something similar and be famous for a new form of media
counterpoint: all those "cartoon" livestreams like the spongebob one were pretty shit and people only cared about them when the ai does something stupid or absurd
Also an AI has to react to whatever you give it, so you either have to be present in the livestream (eliminates 99% of /co/) or let the audience prompt the AI, keeping in mind no one who comes into the stream knows who your characters are and if the AI sucks or the characters just aren't good no one will care.

Best idea I could come up with where this would actually work is if the AI was forced to go on some kind of quest that it makes up with minimal audience interaction, like the AI asking what he should do in certain situations and then picking something from the chat.

>>149140674
My guess is they exist but nobody gives a fuck and you've never heard of them the same way half of /vt/'s oshis are complete nobodies. It's the same with furries, a ton of them have VRchat avatars that could probably work as Vtuber models as is or with minimal extra rigging so there's got to be at least one dude speedrunning Banjo Kazooie or something using his fursona, but who would watch this shit.

>>149140627 (OP)
Isn't that just visual novel

>>149140674
Imagine Disney using some of their IP's as a Vtuber

>>149140627 (OP)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jM9o6dKpWB0
The Simpsons did it already

>>149140931
i beg your pardon but there's a big population of massive weirdos with simpsonas

>>149142972
>2016
Was Homer the first VTuber?

>>149140627 (OP)
I had this idea first but never said it. You owe me five billion dollars