Virtual YouTubers, commonly known as VTubers, have emerged as a fascinating phenomenon on the internet. Furthermore, they have conquered the spaces like YouTube and Twitch. From online concerts to interactive live streams, VTubers are doing everything that normal streamers can do.

Looking at all this hype around VTubers, a gaming browser company has decided to drop its very own VTuber streamer. And in a short amount of time, the streamer has won the hearts of the fans; which is evident from the grand reception it got.

Gaming browser VTuber wins the hearts of the Twitch audience

Recently, Opera GX launched their very own female VTuber model named GX Aura. They created the model on the brand on which their browser is based. Aura, like the Opera GX browser, is into gaming and has a lively personality. They also dropped an announcement stream for the fans, which further piqued the excitement of viewers.

With the debut of their VTuber, Opera GX is looking to expand its audience further. And some would say the move has worked looking at the grand reception Opera GX got. The first-ever Twitch stream of GX Aura had over 80,000 concurrent viewers.

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With this amount of fans showing their love for the VTuber, it is safe to assume it boosted the user base of the gaming browser. Some fans, however, might still be wondering about the origin of GX Aura and how this gaming browser’s model rose to fame.

The origins of GX Aura

While the VTuber is dominating the Twitch space with her silly impressions and humor, the original purpose of GX Aura was different. Opera GX created Aura to first be the mascot of their Discord community.

However, the community loved her soo much that the gaming browser company decided to give GX Aura more mainstream roles. Since then, Aura has got her own Twitch channel and has also recorded a song for her fans.

VTuber’s cover of KICK BACK by Kenshi Yonezu has gained over 229,000 views in just two days of its release. Both gaming fans and anime lovers have appreciated the cover by Aura.

The VTuber model is now streaming regularly and fans can check out her Twitch channel for more.

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