Bøker av Wataru Akashingo

Still struggling to come to terms with the fact that his father is the epitome of feminine grace, Takashi tries (and fails) to escape the swirling maelstrom of the VTuber life! But the Queen of all VTubers has other plans, plans that involve dragging the hapless young lad into a major gaming tournament! With an island of hopeful online personalities all vying for the top spot, his mom included, can Takashi hope to claim the victory royale?! With friends and family inching ever-closer to uncovering his father's alter-ego, just how much time does he have before the clock ticks down and strikes him where it hurts? Find out all this and more in the VTuber Dad trilogy's stunning finale!

VTubers. These online entertainers have seen a surge of popularity, capturing the hearts of millions across the internet.But none of them have quite become as much of a household name as Kizuke Yai, the so-called 'Queen of VTubers.'Takashi, an average high-school student, is one of her biggest fans. He always tunes in to her broadcasts, and he might even have a little crush on her...Kizuke Yai is the real deal, an actual cute girl behind the screen, at least according to the rumors... But reality is often disappointing.The Queen of all VTubers is actually Takashi's dad.The hapless youngster stumbles upon his old man's dark secret, and soon finds himself flung into a nightmarish world of virtual song, dance, and endless cringe.Will Takashi succeed in getting his dad to quit, or will he find himself drawn deeper into the booming virtual scene despite this disillusionment?

It's bad enough that Takashi's dad is secretly the ultra-popular 'Queen of VTubers', Kizuke Yai, but his mom's a struggling streamer who just can't seem to gain any popularity at all! Now the poor boy himself has been roped into the VTubing life, and the hapless young lad has to help both of his parents without the other finding out! Join Takashi as he weathers the hellish storm his life has become, all while navigating the trials and tribulations that come with having parents who are just a little bit too online.