VTuber Zukan

VTuber Zukan pays unusual attention to who made a VTuber. Each profile lists the illustrator and modeler credited for a character's design and model, broken down by outfit or version. Click a creator and you get every VTuber they've worked on. If you like how one model looks, that's a quick way to find the artist's other work, or a reference list if you're looking to commission someone.

The rest of a profile covers the practical lookups: official YouTube channel and social accounts, whether the VTuber is independent or with an agency such as hololive, group memberships, and a history of past outfits. Separate pages list independents and VTubers who debuted in the last 12 months, grouped by debut month.

Each entry is checked against official websites, account profiles and announcements, with the source link and verification date shown on the page. Affiliations it couldn't confirm stay marked unconfirmed, and an independent who joins a unit is recorded separately from someone managed by a company. The about page says the directory covers only public VTuber activity and won't speculate on real-world identities or past lives.

Coverage is partial for now. Agency and group pages list only the members the site has compiled, so they aren't full official rosters. Names mostly appear in Japanese, even on the English pages, so searching works best if you know how a VTuber writes their name. Event and news pages track official announcements, but the site itself advises checking the latest notice before buying tickets. It's free, needs no account, and is run independently by @renvalenotes.