>vtubers can be anything, often representing an idealized version of the performer
>cosplayers end up looking closer to the character, achieving what the performer could never hope to optain
Anyone else find this concept a little surreal? Even the most kayfab vtuber is still closer to real person than your typical fully scripted anime girl from a show or manga, it's so odd to dress up as the manifestation of a person's ideal anime self.