Buivan Production Debuts Three VTubers in June 2026
The debuts mark the first talents launched by Buivan Production, which One Connect established in April 2025, following a competitive audition that drew more than 400 applicants.
Key Facts
- Buivan Production, a virtual talent agency established by One Connect in April 2025, will debut its first three VTubers on YouTube in June 2026.
- Suzunone Naru debuts June 12, 2026, at 20:00 JST, focusing on daily streaming, ASMR, and sleep content.
- Akaito Mikoto debuts June 13, 2026, at 20:00 JST, as a yokai 'Thread-Pulling Girl' character who does game streams, food reviews, and singing.
- Yoisame Rito debuts June 20, 2026, at 20:00 JST, operating from a rainy evening town setting called 'Dusk Rain' and offering game streams, ASMR, and product introductions.
- The three VTubers were selected from over 400 applicants in a 2025 audition.
Reporting from 1 source: PANORA.
One Connect announced three VTubers from its virtual talent agency Buivan Production will debut on YouTube. Suzunone Naru streams June 12, Akaito Mikoto on June 13, and Yoisame Rito on June 20. The trio were selected from over 400 applicants in a 2025 audition.
Suzunone Naru focuses on daily streaming, morning slots, and ASMR, aiming to be a comforting space for viewers. Akaito Mikoto, a yokai "Thread-Pulling Girl," blends cute and eerie visuals with bright talk across short videos, food reviews, and game streams. Yoisame Rito operates from a rainy evening town setting called "Dusk Rain," offering game streams, ASMR, and product introductions tied to rain and night themes.
- Suzunone Naru: Debuts June 12 at 20:00; specializes in ASMR, sleep content, daily necessities, cosmetics, and miscellaneous goods.
- Akaito Mikoto: Debuts June 13 at 20:00; a yokai character who draws in luck and connections; covers audio content, food reviews, singing, game streams, and home appliances.
- Yoisame Rito: Debuts June 20 at 20:00; set in the rainy evening town "Dusk Rain"; offers game streams, ASMR, and product introductions for rain, night, and sleep-related items.
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