Animated Teaser Introduces Hololive Alternative with Parallel Universe for Hololive Talents
Cover Corp has released an exciting animated teaser drop to announce the Hololive Alternative project. This project creates a parallel universe for Hololive talents, freeing them from their streaming obligations. You can check out the teaser on the official Hololive YouTube channel.
What to Expect from Hololive Alternative
The teaser showcases a variety of environments featuring the Hololive streamers. From fantasy isekai to urban slice-of-life scenes, the animation quality and style are impressive. The teaser also features a catchy backing song sung by the Hololive EN streamer Mori Calliope. While it’s unclear what exactly will be coming, it looks like there will be a range of works to come from this exciting project.
Potential for an Anime Series and Twitter Comics
In addition to the animated teaser, Hololive’s official account hinted at the potential for an anime series based on the Hololive Alternative project. There will also be a series of Twitter comics based on an “original story.” Keep an eye out for these releases coming in the near future.
Exploring the Hololive Metaverse
Cover Corp CEO Motoaki Tanigo recently shared a job recruitment notice seeking engineers and artists for a Hololive Metaverse. This online service will allow Hololive talents and fans to interact in a 2D world and potentially even a video game. It’s an exciting development for the Hololive community.
Stay Updated with Hololive Alternative
If you want to stay up to date with the latest news on the Hololive Alternative project, make sure to follow the Hololive Alternative Twitter account and visit the official website. At the bottom of the webpage, there’s an open call for creators, including illustrators and writers, although it’s in Japanese. Don’t miss out on being a part of this innovative project.
For more updates, you can follow the Hololive Alternative Twitter account and visit the official website. There’s an open call for creators ranging from illustrators to writers at the bottom of the webpage, though it’s entirely in Japanese.