Hololive's new movie offers a behind the scenes look at VTubers

A series of images showing virtual characters interacting in real world locations

Hololive have released a new brand movie titled “Feelings Don’t Choose Dimensions”, showcasing how their VTubers collaborate with other creators.

The movie was launched on Friday, March 7th across social media platforms and Hololive Production’s official online channels.

A virtual character in a real world recording booth — The movie shows Hololive VTubers taking part in real world activities

It will also be shown on large-scale street video displays in Osaka.

The “Feelings Don’t Choose Dimensions” brand movie aims to showcase the collaborative process between Hololive Production’s virtual talents and various creative professionals.

A woman setting up a phone video while a real person and a virtual character dance — Animation and live action footage have been combined to make the new movie

VTubers featured in the movie include Suisei Hoshimachi, Houshou Marine, Kobo Kanaeru and Takanashi Kiara amongst others.

It highlights the creation of content that crosses the boundaries of the virtual and real worlds and emphasizes the emotional connection between artists and their audiences.

A man working at a desk while a virtual character stands beside him — The movie highlights a range of collaborations between VTubers and other creators

The movie employs a blend of animation and live-action footage to illustrate this collaborative dynamic.

Featured in the movie are several prominent creators who have worked with Hololive Production talents, including:

Tsumiki: A Vocaloid producer who composed, wrote, and arranged Hoshimachi Suisei’s hit song “Bibbideva.”
Yuka Araki: A choreographer responsible for the dance routines in ReGLOSS’s musical performances.
HoneyWorks: A creator unit that served as the overall producer for the “hololive x HoneyWorks” collaborative project.
Mumeixxx and Kosai Sawamura: Influencers who collaborated with Houshou Marine on a “Dance Cover” video.

The movie recreates the creative processes behind these collaborations, providing viewers with insight into the development of Hololive Production’s content.

Two monitors on a desk. One showing audio software and the other showing a virtual character singing. — A selection of some of Hololive’s most popular talents are featured in the movie

The narration for the brand movie is provided by voice actress Iwami Manaka, known for her roles in popular anime series, including her performance as Kurokawa Akane in “Oshi no Ko.”

The new brand movie is available on YouTube

The movie is being distributed through the following channels:

Hololive Production Official TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@hololive_official
Hololive Official YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@hololive/
Hololive Production Official X (formerly Twitter): https://twitter.com/hololivetv

In addition to online distribution, the new movie is being displayed on large-scale street video screens at locations including the Tsutaya Ebisubashi Hit Vision and the Tombori Station video screens in Dotonbori, Osaka.

Real people and virtual characters dancing together — The movie can be viewed online or on one of two large screens in Osaka.

The street video screens will be broadcasting the movie at various intervals each day between Friday, March 7th to Sunday, March 16th 2025.

Source: PR Times