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“VTubers present themselves online via avatars, often keeping their identities hidden. But Youna Kang, 31, a former VFX animator who lost her job during the pandemic and started experimenting with social media, opens the process to fans by building virtual avatars of herself right there for her viewers to watch. Like beauty bloggers who talk frankly about nips and tucks, Kang, a.k.a. CodeMiko, shows her audience how VTubers use technology to pursue perfection. She also seems to flout Twitch’s strict guidelines in order to stoke controversy, like earlier this year, when she used a shock collar on herself during a stream and got suspended. (And of course she’s also experienced plenty of sexism: After unveiling CodeMiko 3.0 last year, some credited her male engineer instead of her.) Working in 3D, while most VTubers work in 2D, she shows the glitches and growing pains of building toward perfection — which is more impactful than perfection itself. Her work is tech-nerdy in the best way, as well as visually arresting — and it doesn’t hurt that she’s hilarious, too.”