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Zettai Tenshi Kurumi

ぜったい天使くるみちゃん

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Zettai Tenshi Kurumi-chan (ぜったい天使くるみちゃん, lit. Kurumi the absolute angel) is a female Japanese virtual YouTuber and a founding member of the VTuber Group, Tenmakinin ver G. Kurumi is an angel with a little pair of white feathered wings, red, fire-like hair who wears a black sailor suit. When she uploaded the first video, she used a 2D avatar with FaceRig, later she made an original 3D avatar. She usually spoke in a relaxing voice, but she became more active when playing games or singing. Sometimes she broadcast "surprise concerts" and sung powerfully, her singing voice received high praise. She got along well with the professional YouTubers who debuted around that time. ”Sakayake tenshi to doutei daimao” (酒焼け天使と童貞大魔王; an Angel whose throat is burned by alcohol and virgin demon) was a duo of Kurumi and Akkun-Daimao. They, VT-212, and Inui Shinichiro also formed a team of Virtual YouTubers, called the "TenMaKiNin"(天魔機忍; Angel, Demon, Machine, Ninja). According to Kurumi herself, the catchphrase Omae no koto nado hitonigiri! (おまえのことなど、ひとにぎり! / I'm going to catch you! / I'm going to get a piece of you!), was intended to mean that she metaphorically grasps the hearts of the people watching her videos and she never lets them go. She retired due to hacking incidents, but almost all of her videos and covers are still available in archives thanks to her fans

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