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Addressing the confusion regarding the "World's First 3D Customizable Model"

0h 01m video Published Nov 2, 2025 Transcribed Aug 6, 2026 Z Zekoz
Beginner 1 min read For: VTuber enthusiasts and creators interested in model customization and community clarifications.
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"The title overstates the novelty, but the video itself is a sincere clarification, not a bait-and-switch."

AI Summary

The video addresses confusion surrounding the claim of creating the 'world's first 3D customizable VTuber model.' The creator clarifies that the novelty lies in a Live2D-style aesthetic rendered in 3D, not in the concept of customizable 3D models, which already exist via platforms like Vroid Studio and Booth. They acknowledge the title could have been clearer and have updated it on YouTube and TikTok.

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Addressing the Drama

The creator acknowledges recent online traction and confusion regarding their video about a new 3D customizable VTuber model, aiming to clear up misunderstandings.

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Clarifying the 'First in the World' Claim

The 'first in the world' claim refers specifically to creating a Live2D-style VTuber model in 3D, not to the general concept of customizable 3D models, which already exist.

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Acknowledging Existing Tools

The creator praises Vroid Studio and Booth as amazing resources for customizable VTuber models, which they will continue to promote.

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The Actual Novelty

The innovation is the combination of a Live2D-style aesthetic with 3D, whereas previous customizable models were primarily 2D.

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Admitting Title Ambiguity

The creator admits the title could have been clearer by including 'Live2D style' or 'soya style' and apologizes for the oversight.

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Corrections Made

The title has been updated on YouTube and TikTok to avoid further confusion, though the creator notes that viewers often skip descriptions.

The video serves as a clarification that the 'world's first' claim was specifically about a Live2D-style 3D model, not a general first for customizable 3D models, and the creator has taken steps to correct the title for clarity.

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What was the 'world's first' claim specifically about?

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Creating a Live2D-style VTuber model in 3D, not the first customizable 3D model overall.

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Which tools were mentioned as existing for customizable VTuber models?

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Vroid Studio and Booth.

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What did the creator admit about the title?

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It could have been clearer by including 'Live2D style' or 'soya style'.

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💡 Key Takeaways

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Clarifying the 'First' Claim

Directly addresses the core misunderstanding and defines the actual novelty.

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Acknowledging Existing Tools

Shows the creator's awareness of the ecosystem and avoids dismissing prior work.

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Admitting Title Ambiguity

Demonstrates accountability and a willingness to correct mistakes.

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[00:02] Vtuber drama. Okay, well that's an overstatement, but there's been a lot of out recently and I just wanted to address that because it's been really getting some traction and I just want to avoid further confusion. So, this video

[00:15] talks about the new 3D customizable VTuber model for Wiredo and I titled it as the first in the world and there's been some understandable confusion in People are pointing out that this isn't a new thing because of things like

[00:27] Veroid Studio and Booth, which by the way are both amazing things that I have [music] I will continue to promote them time and time again. But what I was it's the first time someone's created a live 2D or so style of VTuber model in

[00:42] 3D because as I mentioned in the video, everything we've gotten up till now for this sort of approach for customizable VTuber models was 2D. Though I do realize and admit that I could have phrased it a little bit better by adding

[00:54] in live 2D style or soya style somewhere in the title, but it just didn't come to mind at the time. And yeah, for that, my bad. I fixed that on YouTube to avoid further confusion as well as on Tik Tok, but I know people don't tend to read the

[01:07] descriptions for things. So, I'm hoping that they can find this video or my comment buried somewhere down there and clear things up. Thanks, guys.

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