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* Multiple 8s indicate the sound of clapping (pachi pachi pachi) in Japanese.
* Multiple 8s indicate the sound of clapping (pachi pachi pachi) in Japanese.


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* Short for '''Red [[#Super Chat|Super Chat]]'''. Aka (赤), being the Japanese for red. The most expensive tier for Super Chat are colored red on streams.
* Short for '''Red [[#Super Chat|Super Chat]]'''. Aka (赤), being the Japanese for red. The most expensive tier for Super Chat are colored red on streams.


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* Streams that are not officially scheduled in advance. Viewers may not know about the stream happening until the moment they begin. Some [[#Virtual YouTuber|Virtual YouTubers]] often announce or decide if they will do a guerilla stream or not on their social media.
* Streams that are not officially scheduled in advance. Viewers may not know about the stream happening until the moment they begin. Some [[#Virtual YouTuber|Virtual YouTubers]] often announce or decide if they will do a guerilla stream or not on their social media.


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* Short for '''[[Holo no Graffiti]]'''.
* Short for '''[[Holo no Graffiti]]'''.


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* Japanese for "grass" which is an internet slang roughly equivalent to "lol". Laughing is often expressed using "w", which stands for "wara" (笑) meaning laughter. Lots of wwwww in a row looks like grass.
* Japanese for "grass" which is an internet slang roughly equivalent to "lol". Laughing is often expressed using "w", which stands for "wara" (笑) meaning laughter. Lots of wwwww in a row looks like grass.


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* Animated 2D models that can track a person's movements and replicate them on screen. Most [[#Virtual YouTuber|Virtual YouTubers]] use them for streaming. See also: [[Wikipedia:Live2D|Live2D]] on Wikipedia.
* Animated 2D models that can track a person's movements and replicate them on screen. Most [[#Virtual YouTuber|Virtual YouTubers]] use them for streaming. See also: [[Wikipedia:Live2D|Live2D]] on Wikipedia.


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* Refers to the [[#Virtual YouTuber|Virtual YouTuber]]'s Character Designer/Illustrator. See also: [[#Mama|Mama]].
* Refers to the [[#Virtual YouTuber|Virtual YouTuber]]'s Character Designer/Illustrator. See also: [[#Mama|Mama]].


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* YouTube's monetizing system for their streaming service, alongside Super Stickers and Memberships.
* YouTube's monetizing system for their streaming service, alongside Super Stickers and Memberships.


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* Taiki (待機) means "stand-by". Viewers use it on the stream's live chat to indicate when they were waiting before the scheduled stream begins.
* Taiki (待機) means "stand-by". Viewers use it on the stream's live chat to indicate when they were waiting before the scheduled stream begins.


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* An online entertainer or live streamer who is typically represented by a digital avatar generated by computer graphics such as [[#Live2D|Live2D]]. See also: [[Wikipedia:Virtual YouTuber|Virtual YouTuber]] on Wikipedia.
* An online entertainer or live streamer who is typically represented by a digital avatar generated by computer graphics such as [[#Live2D|Live2D]]. See also: [[Wikipedia:Virtual YouTuber|Virtual YouTuber]] on Wikipedia.


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* Nickname of the [[COVER Corporation|COVER corp.]] CEO [[YAGOO|Motoaki Tanigo]]. The name YAGOO itself originated from one of [[Roboco]]'s streams, where [[Oozora Subaru]] misspelled Tanigo as Yagoo.
* Nickname of the [[COVER Corporation|COVER corp.]] CEO [[YAGOO|Motoaki Tanigo]]. The name YAGOO itself originated from one of [[Roboco]]'s streams, where [[Oozora Subaru]] misspelled Tanigo as Yagoo.


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Revision as of 05:06, 31 July 2020

The following are a list of terms and phrases often used within the Hololive and Virtual YouTuber communities.

Contents:
# • A • B • C • D • E • F • G • H • I • J • K • L • M • N • O • P • Q • R • S • T • U • V • W • X • Y • Z


Glossary

#

8

  • Multiple 8s indicate the sound of clapping (pachi pachi pachi) in Japanese.


A

AkaSupaCha

AkaSupa

  • Short for Red Super Chat. Aka (赤), being the Japanese for red. The most expensive tier for Super Chat are colored red on streams.


B


C


D


E


F


G

Grass

Guerilla

  • Streams that are not officially scheduled in advance. Viewers may not know about the stream happening until the moment they begin. Some Virtual YouTubers often announce or decide if they will do a guerilla stream or not on their social media.


H

HoloGra


I


J


K

Kusa

  • Japanese for "grass" which is an internet slang roughly equivalent to "lol". Laughing is often expressed using "w", which stands for "wara" (笑) meaning laughter. Lots of wwwww in a row looks like grass.


L

Live2D

L2D

  • Animated 2D models that can track a person's movements and replicate them on screen. Most Virtual YouTubers use them for streaming. See also: Live2D on Wikipedia.


M

Mama

MMD


N


O

Oshi

Otsu-


P

Papa


Q


R


S

Seiso

  • A VTuber meme, it is a term which can be translated as "wholesome". It refers to a character type defined by innocence, purity, and propriety. It is also used ironically to refer to a character who definitely does not have those qualities, or who tries and fails to act pure and wholesome. "Seiso" as a meme originated with Siro and is strongly associated with Tsukino Mito (in both cases, in ironic usage).

Super Chat

SupaCha

  • YouTube's monetizing system for their streaming service, alongside Super Stickers and Memberships.


T

Taiki

  • Taiki (待機) means "stand-by". Viewers use it on the stream's live chat to indicate when they were waiting before the scheduled stream begins.


U


V

Virtual YouTuber

VTuber

  • An online entertainer or live streamer who is typically represented by a digital avatar generated by computer graphics such as Live2D. See also: Virtual YouTuber on Wikipedia.


W


X


Y

YAGOO


Z

Zatsudan

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