>>49394961>People who compare vtubing to voice acting are correctvoice actors are reading prewritten lines for premade characters. vtubers by contrast might have some dumb lore already set up for them but nobody cares and the voice behind the vtuber is responsible for filling hours upon hours of airtime entirely on their own (if they're a normal streaming vtuber).
you're comparing apples to oranges. a vtuber is someone filtering their own personality a smidge to fit with company policy or some vague, ultimately inconsequential idea of what their character 'should' be. the person behind the vtuber is like 95% responsible for how their character is perceived; a voice actor is just working with what they're given by the writers