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I have been studying Japanese for a few months now and its about time i start to go deeper into immersion.
I find podcasts kinda boring and so i wanted to try to watch some vtubers, the deal is im looking for vtubers with specific characteristic so im here looking for suggestions.
-I absolutely can´t stand vtubers that are way to godamn cringe, ie. pekora, matsuri, any vtuber that does not even resemble a human being.
-I also wanted to watch a vtuebr that spoke both japanese and english and used both quite often.
Pikamee and Reimu are examples of vtubers that fit these 2 categories but they speak too much english