She’s easily one of my favorite anime characters because she’s so gosh darn cute. One of those is Kanna, the adorable please-do-not-lewd dragon girl from the anime Miss Kobayashi’s Dragon Maid. In VRChat, they appear in great numbers, generally sticking with generic lolis but some are more iconic. The story may say she’s a 3000 year old vampire or an immortal aspect of the elements or some other cop-out but she looks like she’s 12.
For those who still have some self-respect left and don’t know what a loli is, essentially it is a girl who looks like she’s 12 years old. The ones that stand out and start fights are the lolis. But that’s not the only type of anime girl, those blend into the crowd. Some of these anime girls are your typical fair: tall, angsty looking, scantily clad, and with proportions as realistic as getting a 5-star pizza from Little Caesars. There’s too much going on in VRChat at any time that discussing its history would be akin to writing a brief history of every major event on the Earth, so I’m just going to cover a few more famous characters and happening within this wacky world.Ī very common set of characters that appear as avatars within VRChat are anime girls, voiced by adult males because, as we all know, GIRL stands for Guy In Real Life. The memes flow faster and stronger with every stream, and famous characters like Hank Hill are given a whole new personality that is scarily close to his original appearances. There may not be real money to be made in VRChat, but there’s an economy much stronger than any traditional economy: a memeconomy. Twitch streams are widely popular, with people like Pokelawls, Jameskii, and many more getting huge off of this VR craze. This social simulator, however, has become an internet phenomenon. The locations vary greatly, and some servers and maps are ripped one-to-one from their source, but really it is just a social simulator. The player takes on an avatar, generally some dumb meme or an anime girl, and just interacts with other people playing characters. from Ready Player One, except with less shameless pop culture references and features people with personalities.
The true purpose of virtual reality is to bring back the hit spiritual successor to Second Life, VRChat. This scenario is one that may seem like someone did all of the hallucinogenic drugs at once while watching Boomerang and old commercials for PlayStation games, then documented their thoughts live, but is something entirely possible thanks to the power of technology.
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