This time around, we have two dubbed episodes of this incredibly entertaining yet wacky show, both of which have the right balance of humor and chaos. The first episode features Awayuki’s latest streaming escapades, where she tackles a Wii Fit-like gaming device and provides her audience with endless entertainment. The episode is full of playful quips, references to Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure, and cameos from School Days and High School DxD as Awayuki tackles her virtual challenges with her trademark crass humor.

The second episode introduces a new generation of live-on VTubers, each more dysfunctional than the last. From Alice’s obsessive yuri confession to Kaeru Yamatani’s bizarre baby personality, the new characters make for a mix of disturbing and hilarious moments. The NSFW fan art segment, with its genuine erotic drawings, adds to the chaotic energy, while Alice’s relentless pursuit of Awayuki, including revisiting her embarrassing past, offers a comical but uncomfortable glimpse into the world of VTubers.

Overall, both episodes were a wild ride, each wacky in its own way. The clever integration of real and virtual elements, especially with the reveal of Hareru disguised as a driverless robot, ensures that the show remains exciting and full of surprises. The mix of awkward humor, unexpected twists and eccentric characters makes these episodes standout examples of the show’s chaotic charm.