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→VTuber videos created by VTubers starring themselves in a video blog (vlog)?
(→VTuber videos created by VTubers starring themselves in a video blog (vlog)?: as discussed here https://anidb.net/forum/thread/104564) |
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This policy was confirmed on the Adv. User subforum [https://anidb.net/forum/thread/105123 here] and public forum [https://anidb.net/forum/thread/104564 here]. | This policy was confirmed on the Adv. User subforum [https://anidb.net/forum/thread/105123 here] and public forum [https://anidb.net/forum/thread/104564 here]. | ||
=====Application of the "needs to be animated" rule, "professionally produced" rule, and "doujin rule" to VTuber videos===== | =====-- VTuber videos: Application of the "needs to be animated" rule, "professionally produced" rule, and "doujin rule" to VTuber videos===== | ||
Similar to standard anime franchises, VTubers may also publish videos that do not meet AniDB's basic definition of anime. This includes: | Similar to standard anime franchises, VTubers may also publish videos that do not meet AniDB's basic definition of anime. This includes: | ||
# The animation rule: limited animated scenes, or no animation at all in the case of a picture drama, would fail the animation rule; both formats are not uncommon for VTubers. | # The animation rule: limited animated scenes, or no animation at all in the case of a picture drama, would fail the animation rule; both formats are not uncommon for VTubers. | ||
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''Example 3:'' {{short|a15971|Holo no Graffiti}} is clearly animated, so it meets the animation rule. It is not produced by a traditional animation studio; however, it is produced by the VTuber's parent company ''hololive ホロライブ - VTuber Group'', a large corporation that would be able to professionally produce an anime. | ''Example 3:'' {{short|a15971|Holo no Graffiti}} is clearly animated, so it meets the animation rule. It is not produced by a traditional animation studio; however, it is produced by the VTuber's parent company ''hololive ホロライブ - VTuber Group'', a large corporation that would be able to professionally produce an anime. | ||
=====Application of the "music video / MV" rule to VTuber videos===== | =====-- VTuber videos: Application of the "music video / MV" rule to VTuber videos===== | ||
AniDB allows music videos ("MVs"), and has a specific anime type called "music video" for this purpose. Anime MVs are allowed; traditionally, song promoters have chartered animation studios to create anime MVs to promote their songs. | AniDB allows music videos ("MVs"), and has a specific anime type called "music video" for this purpose. Anime MVs are allowed; traditionally, song promoters have chartered animation studios to create anime MVs to promote their songs. | ||